Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1924, Page 13

SCHOOL OF RELIGION |OPPOSE MORE POWER SEEKS $500,000 FUND| FOR DISTRICT HEADS Howard University Launches Na-| Thomas Circle Citizens Prefer Con- tional Campaign—$50,000 Quota gress to Retain Local for District. Functions. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23, 1924. (I I The Howard University School of | A resolution opposing extension of Tteligion has launched a mational |power of the District Commissioners, ampaign for $500,000 with which to | provided in 11 now on Capitol | extend the work of the school. A he Thomas Cir- local drive for $30,000 will be con- 1 last night at| ducted among the colored people here, | Luther Place ) the school announces. 1 Advance subscriptions from a group of contributors, including a f N hohat they the colored pastors in town whe spo S\ are governed | university, amoun On the other subseriptions nlL\ a|¥ln|n $| during the dis- | ing_from other | i given ving $1,000 or more in the present campaign by the erection of | m. 3 . i I a tablet in the new building which Another ‘resolution adopted | is to house the substitution of juris To date those lice Court for Juveni u»' Thoma. cor, compulsory school 4 v. James L. nd Zeph | ten Will Canvass for Fund. The workers will can and will night at & | = | Radium selt worth $300,000 would | not fill a teaspoon | | | e —— As EBONITE “‘Strings" to a Stick, || Vi So It Winds | Around the Gears || ” o \ —_— Automobile | . survey of the n t " Rol FH 1. | 1y a AL 1 New York, hat l\no“ s Voulicsitt foallthe) anto- oL Yassnt wulpits oy e mobile engineer on lubri- and that to fill these vacanc . cation. He knows real gear are t;'u xfil‘t\»!wo fir:ulumm ari- lubrication values. ous theological schools. Dr. Durkee That's why he says: USE said that n v o = : JITE. He = e et “,'"{‘d i EBONITE. He knows the varmue it's pure oil, and that the University th shreds cushion the gears, CHIMNEY SWALLOWS B R e " SOJOURNING HERE Jackson School Popular Center of Concentration for Birds, Ob- server Declares. The campal, points out 1 that other departments of Hows Universit ¥ s the only mm\ ad At a dinner M opening the drive D dent of the univ i1 vacant pulpits amon Sold by dealers every- where, in five - pound cans, and at authorized service stati EBONITE 15 SHREDDED OIL) OR TRANSMISSIONS O AND: DIFFERENTIALS journing ington, m ping place while their more northern s places. An es interest is t the swifts fa clouds preparat funnel-shaped m: CARt N MMWAB(WRE EXPERTS . employ only ex- perts in their line in our lumber mills; therefore, vou are sure to get the kind of wood you need. e quarters crowded peamm e of ry eveni me e be / and 8 « ok b “Better lumber here” St /| Galliher & Huguely chimney depths what day the ds to continue their j i Sherman Ave. & W St. Northwest Phone North 488 APPING THE e A L LT T 77, N 2 LIMAX' /////////////////1//”/”1//””1/////////”////////1/1/ 22227777727, ZzizizzzzzzzzZ7, 7777, Of the Most Sensational Footwear Sale That Washington Has Ever Witnessed! NOTHING OVER Every Pair of Shoes in Our Great Seventh Street Store Has Been MARKED AT $6.00 OR LESS! While we are Setting our breath—aiter being literally swept off our feet last week during the rush of positively the greatest shoe business ever done by us or any one else in the history of Wash- ington—we have been making a quick inventory of our stocks of nationally known footwear. We find that in many, many lines broken sizes are left, and, being impossible to re-size these lots in time for this season’s selling, we are going to sacrifice them at the most ridiculous prices ever seen for high-grade footwear. Every pair of shoes in our Seventh Street Store has been reduced at least Yi—and in a good many nationally known makes of proven values the reduction is more 1,200 Pairs of Men’s High and Low SHOES Comprising such well known makes as “Steadfast,” “Burt & Packard,” “Selz Royal Blue” and others. A and B widths in the low shoes nearly all sizes and widths in the high shoes. If we have your size—you can “bet your bottom dollar” you are get- ting a rare bargain at this You Know What These Names Stand for in Footwear MEN’S “Steadfast” “Burt & Packard” “Educator” “Heywood” WOMEN’S “B a“yn Imported from Switzerland “Red Cross” “The American Girl” “Peacock” All' Children’s Shoes | Nothing Reserved ‘XXX SPECIAL! 3,000 Pairs of Women’s Low Shoes Comprising strap effects and oxfords in the popular leathers. Wonderful quality. All made by the Goodyear Welt Process. Nearly all sizes and widths to choose from in a dozen different stvles. You've No Time to Lose! Remember—we've sold A PART of our SEVENTH STREET STORE (street number 1122, to be exact)—about one-third of our total floor space. The purchasers agreed to allow us a short price— Opera & Strap Pumps Imported cloth opera and strap silver s Apmm-u!u:r 45 Round Trip from l30= Washington Beginning May 15 ICKETS at this very low fare are on sale via Chicago & North- ‘Western-Union Pacific May 15 to Sept. 30, good returning until Oct. 31. Stop at Salt Lake City on the way. In- cklde Denver and Scenic Colorado at price. Returning via Pacific North- wst only $18.00 more. Only 68%5 hours from Chicago to Cali- fornia on the all-Pullman ) Angeles limited Lv. Chi 8:00p. m. a Lo-:::du 2:40 p. m. (34 day) Three other trains direct to California and two to Denver with connections for California. e el S e For nformation, ask any Rallrosd Tickst Offs, or Small, T A L'..FU ins, 'C.&N.W.Ry., Gen'l Agen Bfl'z ::I"ml'lllll Bid| 508 Com'l Trust Bldg., 15th & Chestnut Sts., 15th & Market Sts., Philadelphia Philadelphia Hosiery Specials | N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N D (/7T 27 172 LI L LA 27 2222722 2T 7th St. Store = ONLY = 2 2, R 7o, time in which to reduce our stocks—but they insisted that we Hence these unparalleled prices on the best make it “snappy.” known footwear in “ONYX” POINTEX —and square heel, purc silk, full-fashioned hosiery for Every color shade at— women. *1.50 the city. “ONYX” Full-Fashioned The nationally known make of pure full- fashioned hostery for women. All colors at— *'1.24 MEN’S Silk-Plaited A very cxceptional grade of fancy hose for men. Shown in all the popular mixtures at— 75¢c ESTABLISHED 1868 Brooklyn. made turns. pumps. N ¥, Some are tarnished. and $12. slightly Were $10 NOW— HOSE A full line of fine chil- dren’s hosiery to select from at this extraordi- nary price— Novelty Hose Another XXX Special for this sale. You just can’t duplicate the value offered at— 50c /////////I//III//I/////////II//IlII/III/II/////I//////////I/I/II//////////I/////II///II//I//////I////////I////IIIII///////I/Il’///lI/////I’I///I/II/IIIII/////I/I///I/IIII/’I/I////III//I// 2L SIS LS LA L LTI LT BERBERICH'S Washington’s Largest and Most Progressive Shoe House 2 7 2272222, 2 Z T 72 22T, 1116-22 7th St. N.W. 7 2P Z 7 7 Z 70, 2 P P T2 T 707 ML T