Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1924, Page 21

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SEGRECY T0 MARK CITIZENS' REPORTS Southwest Association Votes Not to Give Publicity to Complaints About Police. Secrecy wil tions of th g in the Fair ind B streets URGES HELPFUL AID TO FOREIGN STUDENTS | | kl‘riendly Relations Committee I Plans International Fellowship | for 10,000 in United States. The s | nce of the presence of 10,000 for. &n students in American {collemes and universities was the sub- {ject of consideration at a dinner in | the Cosmos Club Tuesday night which tended by officials of the lations Committee among, tudents of the International [ Committee, Y. M. C. A.; representa- tives of Japan, China, the Philippines, sidents of the American Col- lege, George Washington University, {Moward University; the head of the | Bureau of Far Iastern Affairs, State irtyent and officers of the local M. C A Charles Hurrey of New York, gen- leral secretary of the Friendly Rela- | tions Committee, in an address to the thering declared among the recog- zed need perienced by these stu- nts none is more urgent than that | | FFriendly ¥ i1 Y . lof friendly contact with the American > press is too willing to 1s said. At the Depart- through the observance of the in the papers. had cleaned up tion alluded to. A mo adopted to members involving in writing proper hout unp! southwe com- Favor Jailing Drunien Res lard F. vored Dreivers. Dr. adopted fa- z permits of motor vehicles hool, H between Hulf strects to be made to relieve on record itizens od expeditious iplied with t for the pav- Unsatisfac- sufficient illumination. President Georze E | by - | by | people in their homes. “With this need in mind,” he continued, “the Committee on Friendly Relations among foreign students is arranging for hundreds of homes to be open so |that the fcreign student may feel wel- {come and become acquainted with the lideals c® American life. = “A ond_need is international | fellowship. The students from Asia | need to become acquainted with the | students from Latin America; like- | wise European students are desirous hips with their fel- other nationalities; receptions, | of forming frien |low students of meuns | excursions, etc., | moting inter Mil- | Fleming, Dr. U. Y. Yen, Mather Lewis, Pedro Guevara, nte Bunuan, M. Codper, C. E. | William S. Chang, Motomo. {at the Committee; Er- cretary of the' Fili- Paul Meng, secretary hinese Students’ Christian | Association of North America and Dr. | Roy agi, secretary of the Japa- n of the Friendly Rela- Committee, Wife of Justice Brandeis Comments | on Utterances. La Follette-Wheeler headquarters have made public here a state- ment by Mrs. Alice G. Brandeis, wite | of Associate Justice Louis D. Brand- s of the Supreme Court, praising i . | Senator La Follette's utterances on | foreign affairs. n this field as in domestic mat- the statement said, “Senator ollette is truly and wisely pro- ressive in that he devises and sup- )OTtS measures necessary to con- erve, under changing conditions, the underlying principles of American Dr. J. | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1924 IS WILLING TO REPEAT. Confederate Veteran “Voted for a Davis 63 Years Ago.” “I voted for a Davis 63 years ago, and I will vote for another one this November,” stated Maj. G. W. B. Hale, last surviving member of Jubal Early’s staff, when he entered the headquarters of the John W. Davis- for-President Club yesterday at the Ebbitt Hotel. Maj. ale is §4 years old and a na- tive of Rocky Mountain, Va. He lost his hearing by a shell explosion dur- ing the first battle of 8ull Run, but managed to fight throughout the war. Ho stated that the object of his visit was to see how things were going in the political affray now on. Reminiscing again he. declared that Davis was a wonderful name and had always been worthily upheld by its | bearer. “As long as there is a Davis running.” he said, “he will always get_my vo The old Confederate veteran gave three maxims which he believed in. They were: “Stand up straight and live a long time. Live straight and go to Heavel 'he man who don't 830 13th St. N.W, "HARMLESS LAXATIVE All Children Love Its Pleasant Taste | | | LAUDS LA FOLLETTE VIEW YOUNG NURSE, PRISONER OF DRUG ADDICTS, FREED Girl Says Three Men and Woman Had Held Her in Apartment Ten Days. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 16.—Elizabeth La Plante, 19-year-old nurso of Fall River, Mass., was rescued by police ‘Tuesday in a Ludlow Street apart- ment - where she said she had been kept prisoner by a number of drug addicts for 10 days. Three men and a woman, found in the apartment by the police, were arrested on charges of abduction. They sald they were Mrs. Eva Arnold and her husband, John Arnold, 19, of Fall River; Willlam Katz, 40, tenant of the apartment in which Miss La Plante was found, and Aibert Visconi, 20, of the Bronx. Pollce sald they found several oplum pipes, a quantity of opium and other drugs in the apartment. oSSR ) Two women are now practicing A Shade Better Window Shades MADE TO MEASURE < WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO FURNISH ESTIMATES. FACTORY PRICES. 'W. STQKES SAMMONS, Proprietor. LABOR DEPARTMENT SEES GAIN IN EMPLOYMENT Industry \Increlud During Sep- tember in All Sections of U. 8., Published Figures Show. Employment in industry increased in nearly all parts- of the United States during September, the Labor Department has announced in a summary of conditions for the month. In several sections It was Indicated an ample supply of farm labor was still avai'able. Galns in employment were noted in a number of States in the South, with industrial conditions through. out the South generally satisfactory during September. Except for a small surplus of common labor In tain sections of Virginia, the sup- ply and demand for a'l classes of help in that State are very well balanced, the summary said. Industrial em- ELE And Radio Accessorios on 1st ard Makes—All Price: Puyments 4, BAREER & ROSS, INC. i 11th and G St | Ready for the i Floor N SR Friday Special Boys’ Blouses 93¢ Striped percale and white self- stripe madras. Full cut and finish- ed with large double yoke. Sizes 6 to 15 years, Street Floor, ployment in North Carolina was de- scribed as “fairly satisfactory” for this period of the year, with bulld- ing continuing on a’large scale. A steady upward trend in indus- trial employment wa# noted in Penn- Detailed at Maryland Camp. Maj. George H. Huddleson, United States Quartermaster Corps, has been dotailed as commandirg officer 1st Motor_ Repalr Battalion, Camp Hola- Accepts Officer’s Resignation. The President has accepted the resig- natiom of Lieut. Comdr. Carroll Q. Wright of the Navy, attached to the re- ceiving ship at New York City, to take sylvania, especially in the iron and steel industry, while In Massa- chusetts increased actlvity In the shoe and textile industries was the feature. Manufacturing activities were declared to be expanding In several important industries in New York. Ry 5 Anzia Yezlerska, now a successful SOURTTTALL £ £ £ YouNeedn’t Hesitate £ about leaving YOUR GOOD WATCH in our hands for Repairs or clean- ing. 1 We have had over FORTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE In such work, and specialize in repairing Swiss makes an fine American movements. RAMSAY'S WATCH SHOP 1425 F s‘. NEAR 15th R R i MOVED TO 1425 F ST. —_—— E H H H g I Satisfaction First . effect December 15. TR VTR VLSOO S ETTOMTTIRA O S TTITERR 7 Special in Fancy Dahlias DAHLIAS SPECIAL $2.98 Doz. Our leading special for this week end is an offering of superb fancy Dahlias—$4 and $5 grades—Friday and Satur- day, only—$2.98 dozen. Roses, $1.50 grade .98¢ doz. Garden Dahlias .. 49c doz. All other flowers at Economy Prices THE BLACKISTONE Cash & Carry Flower Stores Funeral Flowers Delivered—Corsages and Bouquets to Order 807 14th Phone Fr. 5442 804 17th Since 1859 810818 Seventh Street f{INGs PALACE Phone Fr. 10391 2467 18th Tel. Col. — 1209 Wis. Av. Phone West 1702 hmmmmmmmmnnmmmnmmmmmnnnl'umnnmmmnmnmmtm LT T T e T e TR T BT R T TR O Friday Special Men’s Union Suits Sl 49 Randon quality ribbed suits, in gray and ecru Oddments of for- mer large assortments. All sizes but not In every color. Reduced from higher prices. Street Floor. Smart Fall Coats and Dresses B 10 Featuring fashionable garments for wear now and later at a uniform low price that involves considerable saving. FEach a model of extreme loveliness, emphasizing the various fashion- able style trend as indicated for Fall and Winter. The C oats—iolf polaire, T he Dresses—Inregular and extra sizes, 16 to 48, are portrayed in slender line and basque styles. Canton crepe, flat crepe, satin canton, georgette, satin char- meuse, Poiret twill, knitted silks and imported jersey in numerous attractive colors. plain, blocked and striped effects, or velour topped with fur collars of mandel, opossum, beaverette and sealine. Sport and semi- dress models, some with side closing. Brown, gray, navy, tan, taupe and various other berty and democracy. STEAL LIQUOR AND DRUGS Liquor and narcotics valued at $900 were stolen from Harry W. Kenner's drug store, 1816 New Hampshire ave- | nue. between closing time Thursday night and opening: time yesterday | morning. The intoxicants consisted of 18 cases of whisky, 18 bottles of gin, 12 bottles of claret’ wine and one bo.tle each of brandy and champagne, the value being fixed at § The narcotic, amere val- ued at $§1 Entrance was gained through a coal chute. Individual in line and color, they show various trimming notes. nmounced that at t Your Constipated Child Needs “California Fig Syrup” Fall colors. Al lingette lined. Sizes 16 to 44. Second Floer—King's Palace. Hundreds of Lovely Fall Hats Reduced from $5, $6 and $8 to 3.50 Charming styles, all typical of the high order of hats offered here at low prices. New, present s ’ Wa:ltmgton () Largest and Most modes, every one, in the various smart fabrics ssa G and fashions. Small, medium and large shapes, Silk and Glos Progressive Shoe House i g o % with upturned or mushroom brims. Black and Stockings < \ R 7 a wide assortment of attractive colors. 59¢ High Powered Styles —— for Early Fall! A selection of styles that is absolutely the last word in novelties. We have them first at Hurry Mother! Even a fretful, feverish, bilious or constipated child loves the pleasant taste of “Cali- fornia Fig Syrup” This gentle, harmless laxative mever fails to sweeten the stomach and open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. It Toesn’t cramp or overact. Contains no narcoties or soothing drugs. Ask your druggist for genuine “California_Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children of all l\ga printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an imjtation fig eyrup. Friday Specials Silk and Wool Hose 79¢ Also wool mixed hose for wom en. Black, cordovan, tan ar some fancy mixtures, Slightly imperfect. Miniatu being | used on after-di s' tables in New York to curb the flow of ora- tory Burson’s Split Foot Stockings 25¢ d extra s Established 1868 Regular onds of p 50c quality Regular and extra sizes in pe: fect and irrec and new Autumn shades, Infants® White Coats Silk Hose $1.00 $1°98 ¥ Cordovan, Russian calf, full 3 g fashioned; striped effects in gray, Usual $3.50 and $4.50 Coats of wide or narrow ‘beigo and nude. Perfect quality. wale corduroy. Attractive belted, yoke or cape styles. All lined with good-grade sateen. 1, 2 and Children’s 7/8 Hose 3 year sizes. A Friday only value, 39 (¢ Infants’ Dresses, $1 Middies, $1.50 Fancy cutrea smart colors. Former $1.59 and $198 Usual $200 values, Lons- fects. Perfect. qualities. - White nainsook, dale jean, in regulation and Street Floor, daintily trimm=d with em- yoke styles. Collar and broidery and lace. Sizés 6 cuffs braid trimmed. Sizes months to 2 years. 6 to 22. Bedspreads = $4.95 Second Floor—King's Palace. Fine Marseilles spreads slightly soiled from handling. Cut corner or scalloped edge. Twin and dou- ble-bed size. White and colors. Formerly $7 and $s. First Floor. -Friday Specials $5 Overblouses $2.98 Crepe de chine, georgette, printed crepe and corduroy. Black, white, navy and com- binations in smart styles and neatly trimmed. Second Floor. i tops in various Some in plain et- Costume Slips c “The COLUMBIA"—u palent leather ankle strap pump, three- quarter Spanish heel. Also shown in hlack satin. “sbe GUTHAM—s patens leath- enklet od tep strap - 'mi,.‘,”‘ Beio e Black, navy, gray, b}own, iack: savin. * purple and white firm qual- ity sateen slips. Hemstitch- ed bodice top. Sizes 36 to 44. Second Floor, Remnants Woolen Dress Fabrics et $1.0 Yd. 36-in. Canton Crepe 36-in. All-wool Batiste 36-in. Storm Serge 36-in. Nun’s Veiling 36-in. French Serge Lengths ranging from 1 to 3 yards, in navy, black, red, tan, gray and garnet. Suitable for one-piece frocks, skirts and children’s frocks. Colored Cambric Remnants 1215¢ Yd. Costume cambric for Halloween needs. Orange, green, black, yellow, red and purple. from 2 to 10 yards. Regularly, in picce, 15¢ yard. i Streot Floor—King’s Palacn, Nemo Corsets .. $4,69 ‘Discominucd numbers spe- cially reduced to make room for incoming merchandise. Style 326, formerly §6.50 —now §4.69 Style 522, formerly $7.25 —now $4.69 Style 1002, formerly $9.00 —now $4.69 Sizes 22 to 31, but not in every style. Remarkable values in this offering. Second Floor, WY G AW LSS A DB Yo T2 )Y TED )Y <Y Sash Curtains 49¢ Pair ©4d lot marquisette curtains in plain hemstitched and ruffied ef- fects. Ecru and white. Formerly 59¢ and 75c. Table Oilcloth 2 Yds. for 47¢ Formerly 40c yard. White and fancy colored patterns. Excellent quality, Shelf Oilcloth 7c Yard 10c quality in scalloped or plain edge patterns. Blankets $5.00 Soiled blankets and comforts, formerly selling for $7, $8 and $9. An excellent value at this price. S “The VIRGINIA”—a patent leath- — er one-strap mp, three- gore pu LiBLRTY"—a guarter, Spaniah heel. Steel-beaded 3 e theee anklet , threc- "ll'M o9 Fomp, threc “The BRONX"—a one-strap pwmsp, bloc) “The MANNISH”—a patent les(h- er cut-out ozford A welt sole and low walking Meel » leather L Slashed ALL SALES FINAL E Stamped Pieces B E R B E R I C H Unusual assortment of tan cloth buffet scts, scarfs, pillow 813 Pellna. AVe, 1116_20 7th St. tops and round centers, all in attractive matching patterns, TWO STORES Strect Floor.

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