Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 15

HERRIOT IS ABSENT AT DINNER TO IBANEZ Premier Prevented by Press of GOV BRYAN DENES HEIS DANGEROLS Business From Attending Event in Author's Honor. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, F Walker of Georgia, are among those who have signified their intention of addressing the annual governors’ con- ference at Jacksonville, Fla., Novem- ber 17 to 20, according to a prelim- inary program announced yesterday by Miles C. Riley, secretary of the con- MADISON, Wis., October 24.—Govs. | ference. Other State executives will Pinchot o nsylvania, Cox of Mas- | be added to the program in the near sachusetts, Neff of Texas, Denny of | future, Mr. Riley sald. - Delaware, Branch of Indiana, and| The conference affords an annual SIX GOVERNORS TO SPEAK. Executives Will Address Confer- ence in Florida Next Month. meeting of the governors to discuss executive problems. Conservation of natural resources and tax policies will be the central themes of this year's gathering. Up- ward of 30 executives are expected to attend. -— It you need work, read the want columns of The Star. RIDAY, OCTOBER aks C» (@mpany . PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SEVENTH STREET Democratic Nominee for Vice | President, in Ohio 'Speech, Resents G. 0. P. Charges. A January Merchant . : - [P IEVANTH IS T IR TG G I SV O ST S S DS SOV E O o4 68 b8 b0l s e S otk ITailoring Sale—Now! By the Associated Press, Winter- Weight OVERCOATS Fall and Winter Suitings, Top Goatings & Overcoatings =4 Just think of it! 2350 styles to select from. Better values than vou'll get in the so-called January Bargain sales. The greatest clothing offering ini town, and a comparison will convince you of it in short order! *mlmnj Regular $45 EX-AUSTRIAN GENERAL & $50 Qualities DENIED ENTRY TO U. S. _ | Censiderate Officials Refuse to Re- Made to Measure S e aule tadlies S veal Name of War Ofiicial Unable to Give Bond. Newcorn & Green Merchant Tailors for 26 Years 1002 F Street N.W, 1847 ROGERS BROS. SILYER PLATE cause one- party in Li last clectio The Weather Bureau predicts a long, cold Winter—says we’re going to have another one like that of “17.” And that was a real old-fashioned Winter. Good, warm overcoats won’t be amiss. Some of these are beautiful plaid backs and in almost every shade and pattern. There’s a choice of 250 coats for Saturday only at Twenty-Nine Seventy-Five. Saks & Company. Third Floor 6 Arrves S Forks 6 Jeaspoons \Ii 6Jab/e Spoors|\| / Buttermife JS wgar Shell Men’s Outing Flannel PAJAMAS, 1 3 for $4.50 An excellent opportunity to purchase warm, comfortable sleeping suits at a very moderate cost. The models are cut full and roomy—the tailoring and qual- ity of flannel stand right out, and the low price for pajamas of such excellence makes them a genuine “find.” All are trimmed with silk frogs. Have military coMars. All colors in stripes and all sizes. Saks & Company. Street Floor @_— Saks De Luxe Pearl Gray Black band, silk binding, also silk lining. _Season’s smartest Hat. Also Tan, Brown and Steel. Saks & Company. Street Floor & In the Boys’ Section @flcfico’fl% oy WASHINGTON'S OLDEST CREDIT JEWELERS Small Boys’ Overcoats $1275 Chinchillas and " mixtures of warm overcoatings. Con- vertible collars and wool body lined. Full belt, half belt or English models. Sizes 2 to 10 years. The boy will be proud of his ‘Winter suit and overcoat, for here boys’ attire is unusually smart, well tailored and complete. Featured at— $12.75 Two-Pants Suits A wide selection of styles and colors in overplaid tweed and herringbone effects, with one pair golf and one regular knicker. Sizes 7 to 18 years Mackinaws For Boys $12.75 Plain colors or plaid effects of heavy mackinaw cloths in regular or sport models. Shawl or convert- ible collars and muff pockets. Sizes 8 to 18 years. for HALLOWEEN . Boys’ Play Suits, $2.95 Cowboy, Indian, Fireman and Police Outfits. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Others Priced from $1.35 to $8.95. Saks & Company—Second Floor. astelbord’s PR 935 Penna. Ave. N. W. TRELIABLE /), S, S ALEXANDRIA BRANCH, 818 King Street