Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 26

introduced by Representative Fits-|the District of Columbia. and for other purposes” approved| the code of the District of Columbia gerald. A Dill to change the name of Third| May 23, 1920, and acts in amendment | relating to the appointment of dep- Bluebird had lost her rudder. SURPLUS BILL HOLDS SPOTLIGHT A bill authorizing the extension of | street northeast to Abbey place. thereof. uty recorder of deeds and fixing the The Furness-Bermuda liner For AMONG D. C. MEASURES IN HOUSE the park system and the crehtion of veh Bl to regulate Jarking of| A bill to amend sestion 11 of tne| compensation thereof. Victorfa came up with the Bluebir( act entitled “An act for the vetire-| A bill to amend the code of law|BeV- 8. B. Booth to Take Bishop |300 miles out of New York at noos A bill to amend section 196 &fl the | A bill to vacate certain streets and [ ment of public school teachers in the | of the District of Columbia relating Coadjutor Office, yesterday and gave provisions to thy code of law of the District of um- | alleys within the area known as|District of Columbia,” approved Jan-| to the deeds of chattels. X schooner, officials of the line an( Passage by Lower Branch Will Return $4,438,154 ™% ., 1, amena the tnsurance 1aw | 1y 1%, Reed A A e G TR A DBill to regulate in the District| PHILADELPHIA, November 23— |nounced. The Fort Victorla is boun{ A bill to provide for the construc- The Rev. Samuel B. Booth, in ch: for Bermuda. The message from thy 2o e . . iot of Columblia. of Columbia the traffic in, sale and [The , in charge to Dutnct, Since Senate Already Has Given of the Distriot o lum teenth street from Montague street|tion of certain public buildings in use of milk bottles, caps, crates and |of the Bucks County (Pennsylvania) | liner said that the steamer had proi Vote of Approval. The message said that th) ACCEPTS CHURCH POST. A bilL to authorize the widening of | 15 s south of | the District of Columbla. a o h other £ Mission of the Episcopal Church,|Ceeded on her course after aiding t! Hthweet oy 20uth of Cedar strect | Danlla strest: Nickolson strest £rom| ., bifr to amend the'classifioation act | 4o prevent frand tng Secopion, " | Diocese of Pemnsylvaria, today . an.| Blucbird, which s a vessel of 1,03 3 Thirteenth to Sixteenth stree of 1923, approved March 4, 1923, A bill to establish a council onlnounnd his acceptance of election as | tons. A bill t authorize the widening of rado avenue from Montague B - | Bishop Coadjutor of the Dioces 24 Nichols avenue between Good Hope | Thirtoanth - streat, Cobviord " avenus |y, Ll t0 Provids for the construc: | universities and colleges in the Dis- | Bishop o Bisto road and t southeast. Important measures of interest to|been passed by the Semate. 1t now "3 piil to. authorise pavment to the | oM Sixteenth street to Jts western| potomac River from a point near . . the Distrlct of Columbla awaiting ac- |awalts action in the House. retired members of the I'olice and|ifhiius Wwest of EIEHIh street: west) ¢he Lincoln Memorial in the City of tlon by the House and Senate are| The Capper school attendance bill| e departments ‘of the District ob| Thirteenth street trom Nicholson | wasnington to an appropriats soint| AUTO DEATH ACCIDENTAL SHIP RELIEF RUSHED headed by the bill in the House to|provides for compulsory attendance |Columbla of the balance of retirement | Street to & 73 Phirteenth to| !0 the State of Virginia. = - make available tosthe District the x,-! ov;ua:en mw:lm l’ht‘ ages 4.{ 6and ) 4y past due to them but unpald -u‘u";:'m;:‘".i";:" to rteenth 10| 4 b1 to authorize the Commission- surplus which has accumulated in|16. It also provides for a yearly cen- 1, 1911 to July 30, 1915. - ers of the District of Columbla to Eonores e the United States Treasury, and in |sus to be made of all school ehildren | TOMIARURTY b 1911 to July 80, 1915, | = " 11", rescribe the method of | Slase cevteln teoets, omaaim! high- ,.{t,i‘,}fi;“i:'u.?’?? A Lhe Iohiict]Cutter Sent to Vesssl Beported in 3 g the Senate the bill providing for |In the city. The measure is considered n Government land to Jeremiah [ capital punishment in the District of| ways in the District of Columbia|{n an inquest into the death of Wil- Distress. sk p compulsory school attendance and |important because it will increase the | Sronuer : Columbia. rendered useless or unnecessary by |lfam Clark, colored, 312 b street, who ntenSI 1eq- for the taking of a school census. present age limit of 14 to 16, and @n the Senate the following bills|the reason of opening, extension, | was fatally injured in an automobile] NEW YORK, November 28.—A ithouah 1t is conceded to be doupt- | Will enable the school authorities to Architect Bill om List. have been reported out of the Senate| widening or straightening, In ac-|acoldent at Vermont mveror Cong|Coast Guard cutter was sent. from SPARK PLUG ful whether action can be obtalned [Keep accurate count of all school-age A bill to provide for the examina- | PIstrict committee and are waiting| cordance with the highways plan of | Fifteenth street Tuesday night. Norfolk this morning to search for Works i oil on thess most Important measureschildren’in Washington, tion and registration of architects Jobn Saunders, 515 Harvard street, | the three-masted American schooner Orks in 3 2t the coming sesslon of Congress. | Clhes bills;pending n the Housel ] 0 oiate the prastico of archis | uyA DIl o" smend’ thelact jentitled [iTumblx: operator of the automobile which ran | Bluebird, reported in distress 100 RYACSF which convenes on Monday, the sur- |aFe: “An act for the retirement of em-| A bill to amend, revise and re-|over Clark, was completely exoner-|miles off Cape Hatteras, according to NATIONAY, PLEOTRIOAL SUPPLY CO 1330 W. g 5 of piEtlc est to A bill to declare Lincoln's birthday | tecture in the District of Columblia.| 1 v.o"in the classified civil servic. plus bOI s of iparicular interetit | EAILNL tojdec) sl g ol seneng [0 e enact section 549 of subchapter 4 of word received by Coast Guard officers N X Ave. N, s se . A Dbill creating the District of | ment of public alley facllities in O the s et e e e | Cotumbia® drmieance. fond, Hfob - thel|spuare 618 ot the District of Co- the District the $4,438,154.92 in un- | benefit of employes injured and the | lumbia. expended taxes, which has been ac- |denendents of employes killed In em-| A bill authorizing the creation of cumulating in the Treasury. rloyment, and providing for the ad-|a commission to procure a design for oeSess iyl ministration of such funds by the|a distinctive flag for the District of A 8 s United States Employes’ Compen: Columbia, This bill has been reported out of |tion Commission and making an A bill to regulate the use of the House District committee, and propriation t This bill was | vehicles In the streets and alleys of on the full Senate for action: other streets In the District of Co- See Upstairs Store Advertisements, Pages 18 and 19 Here the Place, Now the Time toGift-Shop y Pillowcases, $1.15 T e On Saturday A limited quantity of Guard-type Overcoats Girls’ Smart Coats, $12.95 In sizes 8 to 14 years. Of po- laire and’ tweeds. Fur col- lars and button trimmings. Coats In rust, blue, brown and | | tan. i Boxed Pillowcases, $1.58 an, I = -1 ed ilow- $ -50 Bh Traatem s . inches). Some with medallions. Nicely boxed for gifts. . = . - 1 Regulation Dresses, $1. Satin—theFashion-RightFrocks | -t e : Boys’ Sailor Suits, $1 In sizes 2 to 6 years. Some in sailor suit style. Some few others in dressy, styles. Made of good quality chambray and gingham, Felt Poke Hats, $3.95 Panty Dresses, $1 For Women and Misses For kiddles 2 to 6 years old. In henna and black. A bow New styles in gay colors in back gives them a dlstinc- Some are trimmed with bits tive look. The poke i3 in the of smocking, others are nea much desired short-back style. ly embroidered. Of chamb and gingham. e. on neatly scal- Neatly boxed for gifts. Turkish Towel Sets, $1 to $1.75 set. Containing one large wize towel and two wash cloths. All of woft absorbent quality, in Christmas boxes. Large Turkish Towels, 50c Alse 88c. Fancy colored totrely, in jacquard weave, In rose and gold. I's a special—from the worth of the weave straight through to the finishing touch of Mode craftsmen. In the Blue that’s popular, with the rough finish that's fashionable. A smart Double- I Dresser Scarfs, $1.25 . breasted Coat that can lay | RS e Legi‘:imate ltlaim to a much | e G e igher marking. Well worth neat edges of blue and nat- geingdon hand for promptly it e . e aturday morning. 3-Pc. Buffet Sets, $ Embroldered buffet scts in butterfly pattern Wwith neat edgings in blue and gold. 3/;-Yard Tubing, 68¢c Three-quarter length of underwear tubing in neat packages for gifts. Pink, flesh, white, orchid, light blue and honeydew. Easily made up. p Linen Luncheon Sets $4.75 13-plece Madeira hand-em- broldered luncheon sets. Neatly boxed for Christmas giving. Tablecloth Sets, $3.95 Complete with 1 imported cloth and & napkins. In blue, white Sizes 8 to 14—without bloomers —w hite Unusually Attractive Values c trimmed. | Girls’ Felt Hats, $1.95 ! For girls 6 to 16 years. Feit hats, ribbon trimmed, are Breat favorites. . Some ar Satin becomes more and more popular modishly self trimmed, § every day. For we see it in the smartest frocks, gowns, hats and other new ap- Flannelette Gowns, $1 Soft, warm gowns. full t parel. . nd well made. ith round, These frocks are, of course, in the and square necks. White straightline effects with a few bodice with pale stripes. models in the selection. All are win- White Bloome: 5 2 TS, somely fashioned of satin, soft, smooth N Sl bratd Other Overcoats of Mode make and made by Richard Austin of London, including Montagnacs, Worumbos—and the other fine imported weaves. $35.00 to $100.00 Greatly Dress Patterns, $1.50 Underpriced To $3. Dress patterns of im- ported ginghams and voiles. 4 yards in each pattern. Buffet Sets, 95¢ Oval in shape and natural in color. 3 pleces, with lace edge and inserted medallions. Handmade Blouses, $1 In Gift Boxes. Entirely majge by hand, Peter Pan collafs. In sizes 36 to 44. Broadcloth Overblouses $1.95 Genuine Imported English Broadcloth Overblouses with mannish V or Peter Pan col- The favorite and finest imported perfumes of Coty, Hou- bigant, Caron and Guerlain. Bottled independently by Le Blume in New York. You'll like their convenient size—just a handy size to drop in your underarm bag or pocketbook—and large enough to contain perfume for a long while. Purse Size Flacons in Metal Containers You notice, as sketched, the actual perfume flacon also has " Odoss Yoo Wl W Cotys’ L’Origan, Chypre; Carons’ Narcisse Noir (black nar- o . cissus), Houbigants’ Quelques Fleurs, Ideal; Guerlains’ | : To:lel Arhclesz $1 L’Heure Bleu, Mitsouka and Rue de la Paix. i3 h Comb, mall len. Battmabeok a DOWN STAIRS STORE ail priced at $1 each. Bengaline, Metallic and Of Flannelette. In sizes 27 and lustrous. :,";,‘ 29. Attractive style—ruf- New Cranberry and Other Reds DRaRae e And smart new red and black combina- Women’s Pajamas, $1.95 tions give a delightful variation of the 2-plece pajamas for women, in plaxn one-color frocks. sizes 36 to 4 Mannish coats. Of soft, warm and high-grade Many New Colors and et Smart Styles Handmade Gowns, $1.35 o In pale shades, as orchid flésh, peach and white. As an or omanan lss added bit of brightness, you'll find a bit of colorful embroid- This is the season of many smart occa- | £ sions and when fitted in ohe of these | = frocks you are sure of its smartness. Sesu:eSllkBlmd Cotton and Either group of gowns in long sleeve and . :»1 'enq oom:rs are §1 sleeveless models. Eoomerat vt b 2 n) Dainty bodice frocks with their full crow-barred effects, in white, rose and gold. Specially fine gathered skirts are most appropriate for e end i S value. the miss, while the tubular flare, at the bloomers. e = bottom, is shown in black or colored s l::::fl?::‘:“; uzra: ‘lo‘ ZE: frocks most adaptable for women. Striped Brassieres, 58¢ doilles in round, oblong and DOWN STAIRS STORE | Satin striped bracsicres, with_nar oval shapes. Natural color \ I 44 Flesh and pink shades - with linen with blue embroidery. brocaded effects. Matching Scarfs, $1 to $1.65. —_— Men’s “Darn-Proof” Vest Lengths are $1 I t d P rf I Silk Socks, 3 pairs, $3 ) B gL mported Perfume In vest lennh; in ?nckafih:p- ;zu’dm-dm-n xnnx.x.n, cordovan, flate for gift. \White, y and navy. Three months' mest fiesh, pink, orchid and peach. Blumettes oo S eshrale S dliey o Turkish Bath Mats, $1 ’ Boys’ Blouses, 88c | )y Special g P ol TesNiah Bath-imate. in. blue, Mak c i splendidly made aud full cot. Sizes rose, gray and combinations. c Ea ake Fine TG0 18 vears. ; : . 5 rc se Kmas Gifts %"Y" Flannelette pl’ ha 'ajamas are $1 Warm, well made paja: y‘lnn‘d ope-piece style. T Seare, GROSNER Boys’ Wook Fabric Suits, $2.95 Unusual at this price. Well made and styled jersey, tweed and serge suits for boys 3 to T years. Boy;' Cotton Hose 35¢ Pair 3 pairs $1. Well wearing, attrac tive heary or fine rib hose for boys who wear sizes 7 to 12. 75 lars. All sizes, 36 to 46. | [ < ° Warm Coat Sweaters ~ $295 Brushed Wool Coat Sweaters in several smart styles. In And only a concession such as this special purchase could ever possibly bring the price down to $29.75 for such coats. THE NEW STYLES—THE NEW WOOLENS—in fact, we are confident that the coat you have in mind can be selected from the lot. All sizes. The TUBE OVERCOAT Ifs a new style—one which the style ex- perts all over the country are telling about —AND THE ONE WE'RE SHOWING AND FEATURING. 1325 F STREET House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes colors of blue, green, buff, and lanvin. Reduced. Novelty Xmas Gifts, 50c To $L75. Novelties such as silk coat hangers, can be bent in all laundry bags, pine pillows, 'garters, caps, ban- deaux and collars and cuffs. Men’s “Darn-Proof” Cotton Socks 6 pairs, $1.50 Wanted-welght cotton socks, in black, _ cordovan and gray. = Six months’ wear ~guaranteed in 6 pairs. Sizes 0% to 12. Photo Frames, $1 Each Swingl oto trames, in gilt and Sver Hien “Inetiner of these twWo v sise 6x8 Inches or 8x10 incl ~Glove Silk Underwear Splendid Gifts ’ Glove Silk Vests, $1.68 ‘These soft quality pure glove silk vests with the much desired tailored tops. Exceptionally finely tailored. Shades of flesh, peach and orchid. Siz 6 to 42. Glove Siltk Bloomers, $2.95 Matching patterns. Made to give the wearer every comfort possible. In regular and extra sizes. Fine values. Matching Step-Ins Are $2 Lustrous, smooth, well-wearing glove silk step-ins, in matching patterns; splendidly made. All sizes. DOWN STAIRS STORE Child’s Bath Robes, $2.08 Comfy, warm, well made bath robes for children 8 to 14 years. For children from 1 year to 6 years bath robes are priced $1.08. Imported Rag Rugs Double-warp choice material rag rugs. Splendid grade rugs that will ive equally splendid service. lers {n rose, blue and green. inch size, 3 27x54-inch $1.35. x72-inch size, Extraordinary Smart Imported Bead Bags Special, $3.85 The most attractive assort- ment we've had this sea- son. In very artistic shapes and patterns. Beautiful color combinations. Well lined. Frames of white metal, silver finish in many designs. Tleavy quality deep-pile Axminster rmgs, in_varying colorings and pat. terns. Special prices ¢n the fol- Towing. siroe; 27x54-inch size, SreotS o PRy $31.50. ox1: R .75, Pine Pillows, 75¢, $1.50 Neat size, sweet-scented pine lows Higher priced pillows hav showing _beautiful landscaj . Two wanted sizes. 3 36x63-inch .50, Satin Hats, $3.75 Beautiful new styles. Skin- ner's satin with trimmings o ostrich feathers, peacc feathers and flowers and rib- bon. In medium and large cloche siges. Also a few ofg the larger type hats. Child’s Coats, $8.95 Warm, attractive little coats of polaire and chinchilla. Some have fur collars, others are tallored. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Women’s Full-Fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose, $1 Pair Exclusive Irregulars of $1.85 Grade Exclusive with us in Washington. That they are termed irregular does not mean they will not give the same service a erfect hose would. Their ir- regularities are so trifling and unnoticeable we rec- ommend them for gifts. In black, gun metal, flesh, fawn, brown, French nude, peach, gray, silver and gold. DOWN STAIRS STORE