Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 16

16 TWO ARTILLERY UNITS BEING FORMED HERE Recruiting Offices Opened by Maj. Walter W. Burns, Former C. A. C. Commander. WILL TRAIN AT FORT MONROE Inspect Fort Washington Sunday. Many Recruits Reported. GERMAN FUND GROWS. $7,057 Received to Date by Washe ington Committee. Seven thousand and fifty-seven dol- lars have been received to date by the Washington division, American Committee for Relief of German Children, from local firms and cor- porations, it was announced today Music stores and musicians, " of which Carl A. Droop was chalrman, head the list with $1,095. Lumber companies, Martin Wiegand, chair- man, ranked second, with $778, and Department stores, Lansburgh, chairman, third, with $670. Other groups, with their chairmen, Include the following: Automobiles, Rudolph Jose, $128; bakers, John Meinberg, $560; banks, W. T. Galliher, $242.30; builders and contractors, L. E. Breuninger, $433.75; Determined that the District Na- |y, tional Guard shall obtain two full artillerymen before the packers, rs and {ob dairies, e -THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1924 WILL VISIT PARK SITES. Southern Appalachian Committee Plans Inspection Trip. Members of the Southern Ap- palachian. National Park committee are planning to take a trip through the southern Appalachians the latter part of iiext month to visit the two dozen or more park sites which have been offered them. By that time they believe they will have before them all the applications for as- signment of the park site that munic- ipalities, states and counties may send in. Questionnaires have heen recelved from more than two score places for assignment of the park, and the committee will attempt to visit personally all the places which have submitted sites for the park. Representative Temple of Pennsyl- vania is chairman of the committee and Col. Glenn S. Smith of the geological survey is secretary, A = s TER LAt A generation ago the majority of girl bables in America were given plain names, such as Mary, Helen, Ann and Jane, but now what are known as “flossy” names seem to pre- vail. The year book of one of the women's colleges reveals the fact that where one girl answers to the name Alice or Ann a_ dozen or more b such fancy appellations as o, Anita, Ardita, Arletta, Ar- and Arsena. " Just 1n time, Mothers! OR Sunday’s May Processions—and the many dress-up occasions following— here are welcome economies on the needed Juvenile Footwear. We are having an important Stock-Reducing Sale this week. But low price ign’t the only con- sideration! Here are attractive styles—shapely, reliable “HAHN QUALITY,” famous for 50 years, as well. foot-conforming lasts—and T Maj. Walter W. | drugsists, W P, Burns has opened cruiting offices at 224 I street. The artillery troops | were authorized by the War Depart- went some time ago, but this is the tirst intensive recruiting drive in- Snappy, Sturdy Boys’ Oxfords . . Chx]dren s NEW i B ¥, Albert Sigmund, §109; | ters, J. A > 86.5 1 e ‘ugurated by the new organization. |PEINters 4. A Eckert 318630; rea Wl’ute Shoes it is to be known as the 260th Ar-|Harry W. Hahn, $20; hotels tillery, District of Columbia National |restaurants, personnel, Augustus tiuard, nnd takes the plgee of the old | Jorller. BA31: hotels and r {anrants, wOth Coast Artillery of the District, [he sent to John B. Larner, treasurer, 1 which so many District guardsmen | American Committee for the Relief of served during th ar. | German Children, 1317 F street north- Stock-Reducing Sale Hundreds of Young Folks’ Summer Shoes Reduced \ : the European flee White Calf, ntire first floor of the reet | Goshorn, 11 Beach avenu 4 Cut-out Pumps. 5 ed _for two | park, Md., air s ce, ield, ) S . Wi d avings and | Tex. 191 % ilimeter | 1§ (rese tie uni- | 1yman E. Morris, 3601 H. e, en- military mount is parked in|jj.teqd in the District umbia he recruiting offices, and t Artillery in 19 erved | t of ach s | with the 6th Artiller: | suns, . jarged in 1919: N 1 H Bruwrdz 1,‘1;] Black Calf, urable. 1 to 13%....... 33 75 Many were $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50 t, a ce, " Kelly Field, | 3 Included sn part are: xeountil 1919, and ‘Perry 0. Huff, Misses” and Children’s Strap Sandals, in Patent Leather, Airedale or Gray quarter. Or in Red or Champagne Kid. “Two-way” Sandals, in Patent Leather, Airedale, Gray Suede or Red Kid, worn ity T ia Ca either ‘as _instep ‘or ankle Strap Pump. ?nuead]::,)m o‘:nfullzlutsglcis, %sdg Cut-out Strap Pumps, Patent Leather, : Tan Calf, Colored Suede and contrast- ing effects. Plenty of all sizes up to 2. pictures | operation | ¥ until the | racks aock at 11 am. Sunday morn- B ire at the | INg on the Steamer General Rucker for a tour of ins ion of the artil- o owill L’y.r ‘n]_-f-\ml‘?].vr) fortification They will be m July 1 to 15 ntertained by the regukar forces at s on the construc- White Nile Cloth, ‘White Calf Trim $4 8% to 2 .. 2% to 6, $5. “GRO-NUPS" extra t Monton f $ 1 301§ Round Trip from Washington List of Recruits. eHowing have enlisted Fiward D. Hedb n the Un ¥ eventhg ANy one intereste: '3 | to accompany the artillerymen on the A T Rainbow Gems— Coming as they do in a wide variety of stones it is an easy matter to make a suitable selection for yourseli or for someone whom vou wish to remember. They are remarkably pretty imita- tions of genuin¢ stones at a iraction of their cost. Come in and sce them—wc'll be glad to show you. $3.00 to $5.00 The National Remembrance Shop. (Mr. Foster's Shon) 4th Street, one®door from a. Ave., Also 1220 Pa. Ave, TICKETS at this very low fare are on sale via Chicago & North- Western-Union Pacific May 15 to Sept. 30, good seturning until Oct. 31. Stop at Salt Lake City on the way. In- s clude Denver and Scenic Colorado at N Gt goahl‘: SCaIfH;;? Sizes 11 to 6. % “GRO-NUPS" Sport sarme g:fi;‘-$geg‘6"x:;‘i:”a Pacific North- \ hemian' Pumps. §3 50) AKEN all together, a timely money-saving sale that no Oxfords, Coffce, colored 2 3 8?/ e thrifty parent can afford to miss. ) ‘)"‘,‘ saddle 35 Only 6824 hours from Chicago to Cali- “to 11, $4; 11% to 2, 85. Stapii 2% L0 6 fornia on the all-Pullman s Angeles limited Lv. Chicago 8:00p. m. Ar. Los Angeles 2:40 p. m. (3d day) Three other trains direct to California and two to Denver with connections for California. Werite for free booklets and maps and let us help you with your plans. Girls’ and small boys’ Tan Elk Moccasin Play Shoes, and Tan Calf Plain-toe Sport Ox- fords. Sizes up to 2. Boys' good-looking, good-wearing Brown Oxfords with solid soles and rubber heels. *Moccasin™ Play Shoes “KEDS,” the ideal knock-about Shoe for summer. Style pic- Moccasin tured, heavy brown for or white duck, Jeather trim. Special quality. leather This sturdy Moccasin in ask any Rfllros:_ ‘ern;-( Oice, or lined Barefoot = Sandals. Tan Elk with flexible Korry § eakins, Patent Leather—Nut Krome sole, for Ry., Gen'l Agent, U. P. System, Brown—Red or Blue—and 2 oy. Si 508 Com'l Trust Bldg., Alligator Grain Leathers. g‘fl) o boy. Sizes §3 50 15th & Market Sts.. e Philaione All sizes to 2, $1.79. 5 iaia Extra quality Sports Oxiord crepe rubber soles. Sizes 11 to 1314 .. 1 to 6, $5. For Informat! R. 0. S Gen'l Aqt. 214 Pennsyivania B 15th & Crestnut Sts. Philadelphia Others, $1.25 to $3. We Copied One Of Our Loveliest $1239 Fashions —when we produced— Ohe Cinderella’ Stock Reducing Sale Women’s Smart Shoes HAT a sale it has been! Offering hundred of pairs of new, desirable summer st-les right out of the Hahn stocks. | “BigC atch in Including 18 popular Fashions in_Strap Pumps and Cut-out Sandals—Patent Leath- er, Black Satin, colored Suedes, Tan Calf and other wanted materials OMETIMES exceptions prove the rule. But this beautiful new “Cinderella” Pump is no exceftion to the values that prevail through- out this wonderful $5.95 line of “Hahn Spe- cial” Low-Shoe Novelties. Style pictured in Airedale Suede, Tan Kid or Patent o Men's Oxfords . ’ Leather. Forty othera. covering every woman's aty]e preference, for every sort of Summer Wear. T HAT tells the story of : 7 . the crowds of men A Lucky Hosiery “‘Strike™ who've been daily attend- PECIAL SATURDAY—extra good value, wom- _Of course, by now sizes are rather broken —but most every wom- an still may be fitted in one style or another. At All Our Stores EXCEPT G ST. ing our "STOCK REDUC- ING SALE" this week. First News Snappy. well made Spring Oxfords—about a dozen Styles—Blacks and Tans only recently received from the factories—at a price that should make every man in Washington want a_ pair or two! Don’t Fail to Get In Tomorrow Cor. 9th and Pa. Ave. Stores Open Saturday Nights of the New White Shoes Soft, glossy, glove-like White Kidskin, practically tells the “whole story” of summer smartness in ‘White Shoes—and tells it in many charmingly orig- inal ways here at Hahn’s. $5.95 to $12.50 en’s Full-fashioned Thread Silk Stockings, of fine appearance and quality. In 20 of the new- $ 1 '35 est colors; at all our “Stocking Shops,” pair— 2 Pairs, $2.55 Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores open Saty. nights. Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. - 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE.