Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 32

VETERANS' BUREAU OFFICIALS SHIFTED Gen. Hines Says Recent Investi- gation Had Bad Effect on tors. William P. Connery, jr., member of the lower House from Lynn, Mass., ushers in a new era for the legisla- He is perhaps the first in his' position to take = WRS. HOOVER ELECTED. | PE | FOLKS I = ‘Will Represent California at Wom- an Voters’ Convention. Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the Secretary of Commerce, has been elected a delegate-at-latge from the state of California to the annual Son; PELLIOT WILL LECTURE. Geographic Society to Hear Expert on Chinese Culture. Prof. Paul Pelliot, an authority on Chinese culture and literature, will legture before members of the X tional Geographic Sogiety tomorrow l"l|llll|llllIlli'lllllllllllllll LT Rt TR HDTHT T LT IIIIII"- vention: of the National. Loague of |afternoon and evening. at the Maso Womien Voters in Buftalo Aprit 24-29. | Temple, on the retsufih of recent Friday’s ]Lflsft of Bwrgam Attractions fornia, was named at & recent meet- |stan, where Christian, Buddhist ; ! of the executive council of the|Mohammedan influen: LE:dltnrnm League of Women Voters. (azo. In a cavern in Turkesta 810-818 Seventh Slree! advantage of the numberless op- portunities which Washington of- fers to eke out an incomplete educa- tion. Ho is one of o - 2t = AL e “val mines were scovere n the the SounEsters ot | nelghbortood of© Newcastle about S0 and has just turn- ed his thirty-sixth year, and also he s cutting his tooth in national legislative meth- ods. But hardly had he taken the I of office than matriculated versity law spare moment Is tone and other Morale of Employes. MAJ. W. F. LENT RESIGNS California will have a delegation of | Pelliot found priceless man —_— written long before BEurope paper. Emergency and Casualty H: -~ *als must be kept open. Help raise the $500,000 fund. 300 New Trimmed Hats Worth $4.00 and $5.00 in favor for now and later—a glow- . Come tomorrow expecting the hats of heart’s desire for less than you would expect to pay for such smart fashions and.such superior [ qualities. ing and glorious host. Lar“fe. me- dium and small models, trimmed with tlowers, fruits, ribhons. broidered designs and ornaments. Smart New Sport Hats $1.98 thirteen women. Z. . XA E. H. Hale Made Manager at ch-l eral Park, Md. e — ng the Japanese the plum b is the symbol of womanhood. Director Hines of the Veteran:' Bu- reau declared yesterday it was essential” for the good ofgthe « tion of the V rean tht the cleared as promptly Do you know that the improve- ments in the Buick Cars at the Show are the result of scien- \ tific research? Some of the Buick engineer- ing advances prove, better than anything else can, that Buick has looked ahead two or three years into the auto- mobile future. Immediate Delivery From ~ ‘| EMERSON & ORME 1620 M st. Frank. 3860 which has devel- committee in- s returned by al Chicago r Charles R. 4, had a bad | ] in the Georgetown oped from th Sc % quiry into ind the federal g against former Forbes, Gen. Hin offect on the hutre: pertaining to the legal . Connery ded, to prepare himsel but when he had f cult to be vestigation » u(.u;‘emm. admlrubxv 1" (h\! en- b = = vor v Lent, foru | fokvorwien The selection includes modes first York city, h March 10. Maj. Lent was formerly | niet of emplosment in the central of- | {0 S ‘major battre e. d ers from the ti marshaled his f Commander, Fo. i} ended the fighting. But he hax lived | I the tale dnd was honorably rged in April, 1919, to be at e rewarded in his home city, Lynn, I'he assortment includes milan hemps and tagals: broidered in new spring efects; some cn 2"Re “was. elocted 1y a i others trimmed with fancy band- ority to the lower House ) return from France Repi s plunged into all | parliamentary pro- rnment and now the | Having a ®ood _foundation through actual practice of luw in the | mayor's office, M - | mitted to the s to take his LiL. ef ot the inspection | & i ‘n Remnants Flock Dot Voile Seconds of 58¢ Quality 29c Yard Light and dark colors, lengths from 2 1o 3 Shot with the dainty small dots that show up so w the contrasting bachmund Seconds of I5c to 25¢ Turkish Towels, 12Y;c All-white and colored bor- ders; in assorted sizes, ‘Sale! New Overblouses A true benefactor us go the best we can. Select the style you prefer but be sure it is a Victrola That, Victrola Instruments and Victor Records are the world’s finest products of their kind is universally admitted. Such things don’t just happen— they are achieved. In our case contnbutmg factors are more twenty:-five years of effort concentrated on a single enthusiastic cooperation of the greatest artists and une & ualled facilities for complete manufacture in the largest plant ever devoted:to the production of one musical product. ; Victrola Instruments are better —Victor Records are better—used together they are beyond comparison. Out tomorrow New Victor Records Red Seal Records Bard of Armagh Jobn McCormack Would God I Were the Tender Apple Blossom 983 $1.50 Jolm McCormack who makes 34-Yard Lengths of Jersey Tubing “Glos,” 75¢ The popular length for dainty Remmnants of Lining Sateen, 29c Yard wide. In plain colors and plenty k; fine mer Sold off the 200 Bea’spreads. S145 Cuffs of Assorted Colors Brilliant as a flash of Spring / . $1.00 firmly woven Japanese crepe, in a great variety of colorful . Glos Petticoats, $1.98 With of Beautiful Japanese Crepe With Satinay Collars and sunshine—smart as if Paris herself created them. Made of patterns—with satinette collars and cuffs of plain colors. All sizes, 36 to 46. band a green, gr accordion-pleated flounce, i colored stitching. Black, . sand,/brown and henna. trimmed with fancy navy, purple, Copen, double-bed si X . Requires no ir Friday Hosiery Sale brings values as attractive in what you get as in what you pay— THREAD SILK HOSE. GLOS (FIBER) HOSE . These are qualities that you may buy w I!Il Cunndmc\ and wear with pridc Some are a bit imperfect, others are entirely perfect. All are of superior quality. Plain kinds and Jace stripes are included in the lot. Among the colors are black peach, banana, dawn, nude, French nude, rose, beige, cinnamon, tanbark, light and ONYX POINTEX HEEL dark gray. CHIFFON SILK HOSE .. $1 095 Iu this Special One-Day Sale are represented other well known makes als 75c Sanitas Stenciled Table Covers 59C Large Size—And As Durable As They Are Attractive These Stenciled Table Covers are made of the famous Sanitas Linette, and show circular designs in harmonious color combinations. Every house- hold should have them. $3.50 54x90 Stenciled Grass Rugs, $2.95 Blue and green attractive patterns, size suitable for ballrooms and small rooms. $7 8x10 Stenciled Grass Rugs, $5.95 , Rlue and brown mixed patterns, plain and colnrenrum ters with attractive borders. DOUBLE-FACED List Number po McCormack has never nm(h derly, nor with a pnnsr. er vmce Mc Victor Records both at their Etude in A Minor Iguace Jan Paderewski Erade .Ye"m%’:" e l;nee.luhlawh] 6438 Chopin, Liszt, Paderewski—three ummdp-m music on one record. Four great :::ns—-mdudc These are masterpieces in the art of r Melodious Instrumental Come Back to Erin . e Alberto Salvi ' Believe Me If All Those Endearing Youn; [ Charms Afi:ahS-ln}453m Two Irish melodit this gréat master of the harp. Y . vil]mt:x.b::‘ “‘gunn,w!hebuutyolm-rm::i: ' Light Vocal Selections A Roundup Royal Dadmun} , {Romosd Upl'.:“'cll’-?ry nfimm}m" Tl::. !‘;:‘::md lvnnto vnflx m hets l:,-:dlhueeufll pwumdmrlnnnt«. CAIJ,M Back A(lln Peerless Quartet { g Peerless Qutld} 19228 J.'a,"'“"... e i, e i vth 0 S ot e e Jout farsed I e for St Peicle e ™ Daddy’s Wonderful Pal Henry Barr {D.y. of. Yesterday Ellle:trt'Shw} 19268 Songs of sentiment in the popular manner, one for tenor, mlfl baritone. Hard to ullwlnch side of this record you'll It Looks Like Rain Wendell Hall Comfortia’ Gal Weadell Hall 19270 “Hlll :lk ain't gonna rain no AR P Dance Records Wl:yDnlleTlnt Glrl?-l-‘ Trot Whiteman “Tvlo:d]nl fox trots. Yul:mk:nw Whun.-lg-s playing Mindin’ My Bus’ness—Fox Trot The Virginians }19269 I've Got a Cross-Eyed Papa—Fox Trot The Vnmmu Lively jazz numbers The Virginians evidently find S aneer vl find (i recond o o g theit My Partner’s Fancy—Medley of Irsh Reels b Mudcn Green—Medley of R Do Wa T Py o = M’ Toubey, &Pmfl'tbq&ne:'bymmflbfnm (not the Scotch) bagpipes. G'udvu‘,—cul WVictiola mmgmm Company. Camden.N.& more ten- ormack and - Men’s Athletic Nainsook Union Suits Sizes 69 C With elastic insert in back. 36 to 46.... Men’s 29¢ to S0c Mercerized Hose In various weights, and all 1hese are (rom our ular stock, but are broken lots. 0 c Men’s Knitted Ties —in the season’s colors and designs— 35c; 3 for $1.00 Victrola No. 260 $150 Mahogany or walnut Draped Veils Straight Late Arrivals in Spring Stylish Stout: Dresses *16.75 © 50 (Sizes 44Y; to §4Y;) and circular. Fancy mesh, with eém- broidered and, dotted bor- ders. Black, solid colors and combinations. 25¢ Table of all kinds of New Spring Neckwear, consist- ing of linen, organdie, pique, embroidered silk, net and lace, in round, square, Tuxedo panéls and vestees. In cream, white and ecru. 50c Home of Butterick Patterns —with the helpful and eco- nomical Deltor System. T T L L L L L L }19267 Victrola No. 405 ‘Walnaut, $250; electric, 8290 .. There is but one Vlctrola and that is made by the Victor Company —look for these Victor trademarks. In all the newest materials and colorings for spring-and summer wear—such as Can- ton Crepe, Satins, Georgette, Crepe de Chines, etc.—beautifully beaded—embroid- ered—braided with loose panels. 19271 L L T R e e T T e e e C O OO O O R e O T O O O O ER OO SO RO E R LU U MR R T G In Black, Navy, Brown, Tan, Coco and many other of the newer shades which are so popular this spring. g .‘IllhllllIIlIlIIIIIIIHIIHHHI.IIIHI