Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1924, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 flair was as follows: P. M. Becker, ing a conference today between the [] 'I' WRl[;H'I' HEADS viee WILL RENAME GASKILL. |38 na Senseor mase. of ' New sebeeish o n V. — 3 3., tion of Old vill = v - s 1a Crane, Will| 5y 0] Trade Commissioner, Dem- king known this_decision, fol Sl Vidterwu POt e 2 : tele | ported 1o b dwards, Karl V. lowing the conference, Senator Edge fisire 1& : - . centl med c Charles Tow! said he had not yet made up his mind s A i s oy Basise Tows, ! Eiker, on, Oscar Fauth, |~ nellus Ford, Frank P. Howard, ocrat, to Be Reappointed. whether or not he would upprove giving . < " Huguely, Ralph A. Packw President Coolidge will make recess | Mr. Gaskill, is from New Jersey . U. % rge B. Kennedy, Sidney Oliver,|appointment in the of Nelson B. |and who was appointed to the commis- roll C. Ross, Frank W. Rowzee, | Gaskill, whose . 8 a member of | gion by Woodrow Wilson, permanent ap- 1Ham haefer, Franc . e ion expired 4 Sheiry, All mythe, Harry R. Stai . & led upon dur- i 3 ford, H. C. tiles, Lewis M. Thayer Two Hundred at Annual Din- {and Al L Tennyson.The executive |secretary of the organization is Ben ner—Kirby and Carter i : iy Are Honored. % BY THE LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF MEN’S HOSIERY Jumps Into River; Saved. : i , 40, a- e wnee, s, 0 1nt | Dipaer Dance Highway bridge yesterday afternoon. Hi 1 for help b h cet ts His‘ries for e Trouet Seouunis Saturday, October 4 Starting at 7:30 P. M. ey figlia b Sere X M| Wardman Park Hotel Cohen examined the patient and BOERNSTEIN'S WARDMAN PARK - HOTEL ORCHESTRA Call Columbia 2000 for Reservations Oscar T. Wright was elected presi- dent of the J'ypo! at the annual n from the river. found he had not been seriously Featuring Thoroughly chilled and badly affected. Sprigz was discharged THE PECK.M"_LS ORCHESTRA shocked, Sprigg was taken to Emerg- from the hospital this morning. = and Get rendy for the “World Series” RADIO SETS OSCAR T. WRIGHT. panied by Sol Minster's Orchestra. And_Radio Acoessories on_lst Floor Standard Makes—All Prices At the tonclusion of the speechmak- Mg there was dancing. Payments Arranged S reers o neetcction were: || BARBER & ROSS, INC. Miller, chairman; Willlam N. |} 11th and G Stx. r, Lee 1. Iynon and Carroll | WASHINGTON Several Items WINS —selected from this week’s offer- | : ings that we’d like to tell you about. § e e o il O%Jé(s)l{,rgfs Other A &P -values are equally § Wahiniion C < Bohmik s i good, but these should appeal most moderate prices. at generally to “Mrs. Washington.” a good sock! Gore and Heel Bocks GET YOU HOME WITHOUT A RUN ts was mtrm; el anar | The et Autometer = e Restaurant New York Avenue Near U. S. Treasury Jersey Giant 15 i 25¢ POTATOES 10 & 524 You want good potatoes! 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O———b——ho—n Visit the New RED FRONT STORE at CONNECTICUT AVE. and MACOMB ST. —OPEN— Saturday, October 4 FREE—To the first 200 patrons on Opening Day, a pint bottle of Simp- son’s Buttermilk and a quart bottle of Perfection Ginger Ale. SPECIAL OFFER—To all patrons on Opening Day, 1 Loaf of Rice’s Bread, 9c. 2 LOAVES RICE'S BREAD, 10c There will also be interesting demonstrations by National Biscuit Co. and Rice, Schmidt Baking Co. $ 50.00 Two and Three Button Single-breasted and Double- breasted Sacks—designed with details that portray fash- ion at its best—loose backs; wide shoulders; generous lapels; low pockets. Trousers either large or medium cut. Some of foreign weaves, others of the best of domestic looming—and in the exclusive Grays, Lavender tints, Browns, Blues, etc. Mode tailored. Take Your Tip for a Top Coat —in the Mode........ ...$35 —in Knit-Tex ... oo sl o 830) —in Richard Austin, London-made. . .$40 to $60