Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 5

DISTRICT OFFICIALS 5% LIKE BUDGET PLAN Appear Gratmed at Authoriz- ing of Tentative Estimate by Bureau. District oftie by the acti Is appeared ratified 1 of the Budget E tentative bud District govern- mant for mext year, but they Will at the same time tak of portunity to submit supplemental esti- the Commissioners list of supplementals will include of the §5,000.000 t pense accounts of the varlous de- partmentg and striking out large sums in order to eliminate an aggre- .;.m of 35,000,000 will not prove easy embered that the Com- mhqunner« ha ul already made severe ].m in departmental requests before arri E $36,500,000 figure. The transf S ll ms to a emental list, how- will ord the Commissioners chance to make arguments in favor ‘m restoring them to the estimates | wheny hearings are held at the Budget ureaun late in uh mber or October. 118/ 000 Back Mnssohm August 14.—Com- | various s of the tia, meeting here | o s mier Mussolini lnwlmc m. absolute loyalty of the “black shirts” composing the itia’s personnel. The telegram was “h.lhd by Italo Balbo, commanding general of the militia. | —e—— “Just a Real Good Car” | L1LITITEII LT L1 IETIIIITT LIS I I L1 L1 1L 1111 jf THE MANS STORES OF WASHINGTON 1005 Pa. Ave.’ 1724 Pa. Ave THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, !BUFFALO LAWYER NAMED JUSTICE AID W. J. Donovan to Succeed Earl J. Davis as Assistant to |, Stone. William J. Donovan of Buffalo, N, Y., was appointed today an Assist- al Attorney General, to succeed Earl J. Davis of Michigan, resigged. Mr. Donovan now is sewing as United States attorney for the west- Y “Fromg the AVENUE of NINTH:® | ern district of New York. He was presented to the President today by Attorney General Stone, with whom he had been in conference. After his resignation recently from the Justice Department Mr. Davis was selected by Senator Couzens, Re- publican, Michigan, as special coun- sel for the Senate committee investi- gating the Internal Revenue Bureau, soon to resume its sessions here. The new Assistant Attorney Gen- eral is one of the men who, for gal- lant conduct with the Army in France, received the Congressional Medal of Honor, the Distinguished Survice Cross and the Distinguished rvice Medal. He studied law at olumbia University under Attorney neral Stone while the latter was a nrofessor there. _THURSDAY. AUGUST 14, 1924 SUES FOR CHILD. Isaac Notes Wants Wife to Return Son. A petition was filed in District Su- preme Court today by Isaac Notes, Wwho already has sued his wife, Mrs. Hattie Goldstein Notes, for a limited divorce, alleging desertion and aban- donment, seeking to require her to return to him their three-year-old child, Bertram Notes, who is alleged by the father to have been taken to Brooklyn by Mrs. Notes. Mr. Notes was represented by At- torneys J. B. Stein and Crandall Mackay. According to plaintiff, Mrs. Notes has filed a cross bill asking alimony. Allmony was denied by Justice Hoehling, it was stated, and Notes asks the court to deny hearing on her cross bill until she ret irns the child. Freighter Afloat Once More. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, August 14.—The Shipping Board 1re!ghler West Ka- tan has resumed her trip to San Pedro, Calif., it was stated in a’ mes- sage secelved here yesterday by the San Francisco Chamber’ of Commerce, marine department. The messuge said the vessel had dragged over Providence Reel near Shanghain and lost two anchors, but that there was no hole in her hull, as first 1eported SHOP TOMORROW—CLOSED SATURDAY 2 P.M. “Sweet Cookie™ —but we are "busy“——we've seen some active Augusts— but this is the speediest in my recollection. No wonder— read belOW. " ” o “Bargains Galore™ —in single ~ pants suits— every one must go—as we're going to sell 2-Rants Suits only—starting this Fall! " All *35 Woolen$ = Sults . 16 All *40 and *45354 2 75 Woo_len Suits 5 25 All 50 and ®*553 Woolen Suits . All Palm Beaches . YAll Mohairs . All Tropical Worstgds. ! No Charge for Alterations Deposit Cheerfully Accepted Final reduction, Straw Hats sold for $230 to ¥4 Money’s Worth or Money Back J. Kaufman, i 1005 Pa. Ave.: 1724 This sale of odd lots comes as a natural conse- quence of the past three weeks of Semi-Annual Clearance Shle prices. The spirited disposal of summer stocks has been marked—but now we have gathered together all the remnants, odds and ends, broken sizes and counter-soiled merchandise for a final cledn-up. Prices have been put on the items for the sole purpose of disposing of them immediate- ly—we will—so be early in order to get the size you want. selling at actua 42 Palm Beach Caps and Hats. . . . Were $2.00 All sizes. Some slightly mussed. 52 Children’s Straw Hats Were $1.75 to $2.50 Suitable for little boys or girls. $1.00 All colors. 63 Boys’ Cloth Caps Were $1.00 and $1.50 All sizes. Some slightly counter soiled. Any Straw Hat in the Store $1.00 Were $3.00 to $5.00 First of the Seasonm. Panamas, Bangkoks and Leghorns not included. Imported and domestic straws, all styles. Combplete size range, but not all sizes in every style. 30 Boys’ Wash Suits Were $6.00 to $8.75 Palm Beach, khaki and white. 17. Some suits counter soiled. 48 Boys’ Blouses, 35¢; 3 for Were $1.00 and $1.50 Counter soiled. Of blue chambray and percale, 154 Unity and Union Suits. Were 75c and $1.00 Of nainsook and cotton rib. Some slightly mussed. 55 Boys’ Wash Suits Were $2.75_to $4.00 Various materials. Broken sizes. counter soiled. Sizes 7 to 29 Boys’ School Suits $6.75 Were $12.00 and $15.00 Each suit has 2 pairs of trousers. Sizes 6 to 10 years, 12 yeags and 16 to 18 ‘years. 34 Boys’ Shirts. Specially priced. 75¢ Were $1.00 and $1.25 Colored percales and printed madvs with and without collar. Broken sizes. 73 Boys’ Straight Pants Were $1.00 and_$1.50 Ages 3, 4 and 5 only. Khaki, white duck and crash. 40 Men’s Union Suits. Special.. 85S¢ $1.50 to $3.50 Values Athletic style, lisle thread. Sizes 34 and 36 only. 200 Pairs Golf Hose. Special....$1.65 Light-weight wool and lisle thread. Sizes 10 to 11% only. 1,300 Semi-Soft Collars 1Sc 6 for 75c Featuring well known makes in pop- ular styles. Sizes 13% to 18. 400 Semi-Soft Collars 5 for $1.00 Sizes 13% to 18 (except 15% and 17%). Well known makes. 48 Web Sport Belts. ‘Special.... 5% Were $1.00 Palm Beach Sport Belts, in sizes 30 to 44. 118 Buckle and Straps Sets $1.19 Were $195 Sterling silver belt buckle and black strap. 42 Belt Straps. Specially priced. 39c Were 75c Black and cardovan leather straps, in sizes 36, 38, 40 and 4. No refunds or ex- changes. No telephone or mail‘orders. _ 638 Pairs Men’s Interwoven Hose 19¢c. 6 for $1.00 (Discontinued mumber). Cotton Hose, in black and cordovan Sizes 914 and 10 only. 96 White Belt Straps. Special. .. Were $1.00 Straps for silver buckles. 400 Silk Four-in-Hands 3 for $1.00 Values to $1.50 Silk Four-in-Hands in assorted patterns. 250 Silk Four-in-Hands. . 65¢ Values to $2.00 Assorted patterns in silk four-in-hands. 59¢ Sizes 30 to 42. 300 Men’s Silk Four-in-Hands Sc 2 for a quarter Formerly $1.00 Assorted patterns. Some _mussed from counter handling. slightly 125 Silk and Silk-Mixed Shirts. ... Were $6.00 to $12.00 Broken lots in sizes 14 to 16. Assorted patterns. N 300 Men’s Union Suits Were $1.50 Checked Nainsook in sizes 34 to # (except size 36). 38 Boys’ Pajamas Were $1.50 Cotton Pajamas._ Sizes 8 and 10 only. Slightly mussed. $3.85 43 Tropical Worsted Suits $16.75 $25 and $30 1 Size 36| Size 37| Size 40| ]Short 12 Suits | 1 Suit | | [ e 40 | 1 Suit | | 48] I | 2 Suits [Size 46 |Stout {Size 24 Odd Vests. Specially priced. .$1.65 Were $4.00 to $6.00 For street wear. Broken sizes. 40 Prep Suits. Specially priced. .$13.50 Were $20 to 530 Quantity [ 21 19 [ 161 21 1] Size T3 [ 32 [ 331 & 351 Special Lot of 100 Cowhide Bags and Suit Cases $6.75 Regularly $10.00 Genuine cowhide suit cases with straps all around. Twenty-four and twenty-six inch sizes. Brown, black and cordovan. Bags are genuine cowhide—leather lined and come in brown and black. 1g-inch size. Little regard has been given to either former prices or cost prices—many, many items are ly less than cost. 14 Women’s Rain Coats Were $45 and $50 styles, tailored Mannish Broen sizes. 9 Women’s Silk Umbrellas, Half Price Were $5.00 to $16.50 Colored silk, fancy handles well 14 Men’s Shantung Silk Suits $12.75 Were $25.00 Reg. 2 Suits 3 Suits 3 Suits Size 34 35 35 Short i 3 \ui(s Size 42 Women’s Sweaters Were 58 to $12.50 Odd sweaters greatly reduced. sizes, Broken 16 Flannel Sports Suits Were $32.50 to $49.50 Tweeds and velour™ checks. Broken sizes. 6 Silk Scarfs. Unlined. Very special Were $4.50 Also 2 scarfs formerly $5.75 now $3.00. 42 English Golf and Lounge Suits $16.50 Formerly $50 Quantity 1 9 18 11 Size 34 35 30 38 2-piece suits made in England. 28 Women’s Handkerchiefs Were 75¢ All pure linen. 25 Women’s Handkerchiefs, 2 for a Quarter Were 25c and 35¢ 64 Women’s Silk Gloves Were $1.50 to $2.50 Long and short sleeve styles, in black, white and gray. Broken sizes. 175 Pairs Men’s Knickers Were $4, $4.50 and $5 Featuring linen, white duck, gab- ardine and Palm Beach Knickers, all at the one price, $2.95. Golfers, tourists, campers and vacationists shculd buy two or more pairs. 17 Pairs of Women’s Lisle Hose, 29¢ 4 for $1.00 Were 55c 234 Pairs of Women’s Hose. . . Were $1.00 and $1.50 Included in this lot are silk, silk and wool and wool hose. Limited colors and sizes. 4 Silk Kerchiefs. Special Were §5 ..5% 93 Men’s Shirts, 65¢ Values to $3.50 Last year’s patterns, in madras and percale. All sizes from 13 to 19 (ex- cept 16). Please carry small packages to facilitate de- livery service. Open All Day Saturday Until 9 O’Clock at Night Nachman’s August Sele Drawing Crowds! Hunc reds - of thnf\) buyers are takmx advaiitage of the marvelous moncy-saving chances—but new bought stocks are still crowding ia on we must make room—so these greater-than-ever bargains are yours. Be quick—Iots are lim- ited in some cases. You can buy up to $50 worth with as little as $1 cash. Eight Beautiful Pieces Cnly 50 Sets To Be Sold Beactiful Bcveuxe Sv;t of & pieces, glass; shaped glasses, 6 inches high; large jug, 11 iach-s high, with cover; for lemonade, grape juice or iced tea. Pitcher holds 2 quarts. One set to a buyer; no mail, phonc or C. 0. D. orders. . = @ handsome stone-cut I[KROEHLER “Davenport “Bed ngh-grlde Famous Krcehler Bed- l)l\enpor( Suites. of 3 fine pieces. Upholstered in genuine cut velour in 2-tone effects; polished mahogany-finish fram: Every home should have one of these convenient suites, For 588 50 the entire outfit o A varied selection of new and beautiful 4-piece Bedroom Suites; large full vanity, 48-inch dresser; full size bow-end bed and massive chifforobe; in all shades and various wood. 8175 .finilhes. For the four fine pieces...... ... Handsome Cane and Mahogany-finished 3-piece Living Room or Libnry Suites; with heavy velour separate cushions of full i i clndes plllo\w and bolstersl45 Only 25 left of these finely constructed folding Card Tables, with leatherette top; nickel corner pieces; 29 inches square; famous “Queen” make; only llto : buyer no mail, phone or C. 0. D. orders. .. 31050 —————————————————— Rige TS o 920D Genuine all-wool A xm i nster Rugwe, of celebrated Alexander Smith make; various new fall de- signs; all perfect goods; full 27x54 inches. 350 only to be sold at this price. Nachman Furniture Co. 8th and Penna. Ave. S.E. Get Yours Before They Are All