Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 9

EVENING STAR, WABHINGTON, (D. U.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 192 HND Al AL[S Auto Blamed for Less Than Third N e e s AL TLT et o bt Il \.I‘I‘r’:lnll:'fl;: ings "4na recommendations, 1+ " oy . . . i : s B ‘ Of Accident Fatalities in District|me Tesmmurs. 1t wis conentes that | Dr. Sanger, 1y s pension system ngseq | V10,000 toward the system. | Dr. Sanger, is a pension system based No definite idea of the new law to return to the majority of the teach-|system each teacher would reslise|be Presented to the Legislature has Supervisor of Children’s ers, Who annually paid in 1 per cent something for the (1 per cent . or yeot been devised, sald the secretary, uted difficult barrier bel 14 nl’ their l aries to carry the pen- whatever percentage of salary paid | but the drafting of it will more than :;Dh.(“" a n:‘l‘urnl’ hard fi)rear\‘:l rouud’:i- 7 Liv‘“‘llone"“ugr'lnlyhn T4TH s Health Activities Tells of Special Service Needs. RMRIRSITIIEISETISISIRNNS, LEARN Mllliuery. Costume Designing, ‘ Dressmaking Professional and Home Courses Ask for Details The new motor highway across th 2 or expense of road building, the once mobile accidents during the year, the bureau said, with about twice as many deaths from automobile aocidents ocourring in clties as in death rate from such accidents | rural districts, a difference azeribed was less than one-third of the | by the bureau in part to the grest- total fatality rates from all acci- er number of hospitals In the dents here last vear, according to urban districts, which report ace Census Bureau figures made publie cidents more adequately. today. California_had the highest mor- The fatality rate from accidents ate from automobile acci- in the District in 1922, was 68.1 6 per 100,000, and also per 100,000 of population, a low street car accidents, hile rate in comparison with most of sippi had the lowest rate the other cities enumerated by the bureau. Kighteen out of every 100,000 met death by automobile accidents in the District last year, as compared with 445 fatalities per 100,600 resulting from all other accidents. Railronds and street cars each caused fatalities rated at 1.9 per 0,000 population, w other vehicles caused a fat rate of er 100,000, Prac lhfl“\ e-fifth of aM fa- talities from accidents throughout | the nation were the r t of auto- :Ammity System Aided by State Object in Study Being Made of Conditions. & EASER1DNETONMY The teachers also|in. The State would be asked to!likely await the full report of the ' bhed ready for use. nsearessens s, “—mw LESSewcves 4& MBROKS&@® 4 tARly G STREET BETWEEN II™glom JHoD “lor Cheistmas Every Department a Gift Department Great Holiday Assortments at Values That Add Pleasure to Your Christmas Shopping dents in the District in 1923, the A ietter from W. B. Patterson, su- pervisor of special activities of the today at ton Tuber- automobile accidents, 4.4 per 100,000, and Wyoming had no deaths from street cars. Twenty- wed no deaths from cidents ‘during the | TEACHERS’ PENSION PLAN FOR VIRGINIA of this public school work and others are urged to buy Christmas seals to | the limit of their ability ;| Many of those to whom allotments of the seals have been sent by mail : have not yet been heard from, and all Decembar (35w such persous are now urged to remit eCarnegie Foundation, which is the amount of their purchase. If for | NOW "mk‘""i( & atudy of teachers) D R any reason any one is unable to buy | Sions In Virginia with the view o Trust vou will be able to. confinue|SUCh berson is earnestly requested to| Will complete its findings during the their services. It would seem too|Use the stamped und uddressed en-|Present scholastic year and make | 1ad to ston (his prior to the construe. | YeIope, which was inclosed, to return | report, according to Dr. V. T. Sanger, s new school and the im.|Such part in order that the cretary of the State Board of Idu- o e ierriaen. 1 goe] | may know what it can dep P jon. < due these workers if |@1S0 because it is required to account| The present pension system doss not 2 ordered from the | m oval of the teachers' By the Assoclated Press. : y MOND, Va., Tributions next vear t at the Hamilton and Harrison Schools. I cannot do s vou ca ¥ continue sale of Christ Blacklst'ones » large enough to continue work. your good | All Included in Budget. The funds for these special helpers Hamilton and Harrison, as s for the continuance of t on clinies in many oth sehools, the luncies in the open-win- dow classes, the camp for tuberct losis children and the occupational | classes at the Tuberculosis Hospital— | &1l these have been included in the wrovisional budget adopted Dby of the Tubere 4 But all wvailable for these health work carried on by this usso- ciation Still $15,000 Short. vear the association 0 in various ki ublic schools, quired by the budget atill about $1 the total to noon tod: Christmas Memorial WREATHS 32 up Nmas Candle Centerpieces $2 and §3 Surprise SALE’ e o T 3 Jewelry e & 3 . Filigree Chokers Gold or silver $9.95 finish Filigree Earriugs —to match beads. 51.50 Pearl Bracelets 52.00 T Ilree-strand Three Strand Betty Beads In silver fin- §].50 ish Enameled Mesh Bag In all colors . $5.00 Sterling Silver §9.95 Bar Pins Underwear Crepe De Chine Pajamas 37.9! Lace-trimmed.. . Ensemble Sets Vest, Step-in $1[).00 and Garters. lo Underwear Gowns and Ted- Sljo dies, handmade Crepe-Back Satin Net trimmed... $7.95 Radium or Crepe de Chine Gowns Lace and flower 53.95 trimmed - Crepe de Lhm'- 52.95 or Satin Step-Ins, Gloves All French Kid $9.95 Picot Edge Cuff.. Gaunlet or Turn- Back Cuff In all colors... 33.95 French Suede With color ccmbination $4.50 stitching .. ... 8 Button French Kid Gloves All colors and § sizes . 12 Button French Kid All self-stitch- $9.95 ing ...... 16 Button French Kid Gloves White and sgo0 black T Petticoats Radium Silk Embroidered $§9.95 bottom Milanese Jersey Scalloped or SE.00 embroidered. ... Finest Quality Radium Trico Jersey Bloomers —or Milanese jer- ser, beautiful col- $6.95 ors . In all colors . ... Milanese Silk Sport Bloomers ANl colors and $A.95 sizes dlrk 5295 Kerchiefs | e L TS T U Tl T T T T Special values hand embroid- oq. Novelty Handkerchiefs Li ith em- B ot Fancy Handkerchiefs . Hand - embroid- Hand-painted Silk Handker- $].90 chiefs Pure Linen Patchwork corners. Three in a Sl.SO C V omenq 5,000 Pairs Smart Winter Styles .at a BIG Saving! L box . | Tomorrow Extraordinary Sale 1,000 Pairs Silk Hose Thread Silk or Chiffon Weight Full Fashioned Black Taupe Nude Peau Russett Tomorrow Remarkable Sale of 600 Leather Bags All Are Genuine Leathers Smart Fittings ”"n"""""|Ill||uum Gun Metal Russian Calf Rosewood Champagne Piccadilly lIl|| I Cobra Pin Seal Vachette Real Cali Patent Calf R R R R R S B S B e e a3 Slightly Irregulars of Our $1.50 and $1.85 $1.00 6 Pairs Only to Customer Back or Strap Handles Regular Price, $5.00 a $2.95 Will Not Last All Day 2 Gold Brocades Silver Brocades 3to 8 Black Satins AA to C EGAN this morning—and SUCH a beginning! We were literally SWAMPED! For it's not often ins li cially now, when they're most welcome both for Gifts and for Dozens oi styles. Every pair Marked Down from our regular stocks! Black Sucdes Brown Suedes Patent Eeathers All Sizes Tremendous Special Purchase of OOFur-TrimmedCoats ~ Every Coat in the Collection Is Marked Less Than Wholesale « - Cost—Many Are Less Than Half Price At All Our Stores (But, at our G St. Store, the Gold and Silver Brocades only). Givers! Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. “City Club Shop" 1318 G St. REERERERERERRRERDERVCRLRVERERERER