Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1925, Page 34

THE EVENING TWO PRIESTS BURNED. |GIFT OF PARK LAND 0. K”D BY COMMITTEE House Receives Favorable Report on Bill to Accept Tract Offered by Mrs. Archibold. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. [PHOTOGRAPHS EXHIBITED.|POSTAL CLERK MAKES | SEES ASIATICS ON COAST. Views of Community Activities LONG HOURS’ RECOBD Sent to Chicago. Forty photographs depleting the 5 dre Works 24 Consecutive Hours various activities at the community centers in the District public sehools i Distributi’lg Mail at City Post Office. THURSDAY, not be diverted to adjacent lands in Arizona and Cu t it would pa fgate there practic & of land ornia, with a fnto Mexico ally two mil- SEES AMPLE GOLD SUPPLY FOR NEEDS Econom:sts Declaro Stand- ard Could Now Be Re- Established in World. Fireman Also Injured in Blaze at Fordham. NEW . YORK, January 1.—Rev. Father Michael Jessup, dean of ¢, and Father Francls e burned Avizonan Looks for Creation of Making t Colony in California. 0 Jhe Imperigl V on jand that lnevitab lony of Asiatics have been sent to Chicug exhivl- tion at the convention of the National Community Cent The photograp request of Dr. PAINTS FLOOR FINISHES FURNITURE VARNISH right wing of the tration building of Johu part of the unive short- e midnight Tuesday. building dutes from pre-Revo- dyys and as sheltered Adams Holiday Dance Floors —give greatest satisfaction when conditioned with OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX. q Finishing such floors is no task at all with one of our Weighted pollshmg Brushes AUTO PAINTS, GARAGE PAINTS Paint Brushes, Sponges and Chamois Association. who | s wors National sent at the »y Bowman, pro organization ut the en- | Inive Ten of 3 a4 music Two bill by the terday, One were favorably report epTesented House District committee yes- colamation, Association " Maxwell ulso said that under| authorizes ) AND POLISHES AUTO ENAMELS GLASS FOR W I\l)OW\ r Dam the low that th ould of the fac o library and its helped from rs athletl clubs and alty DEEP-SEATED Freckles Need attontion NOW or may remain all 15 16 Yeurs | W Use tho old and timectriod guarantaed troatment that has given satisfaction fo mil. ||‘ b(;;:\lt-‘" :“ Yone of women for over 16 years. and rid y al the "0 through It was During this | S Son ad aden Tntervas HAS BODY MUMMIFIED. |, tne previous rec ours g0 Bk - who put fn members of ments of the ¢ retirement pay duncing District the pust due groups tunche W I\I)SHII LDS RADIATOR ENAMEL WINDOW GLASS CUT TO ORDER /W\ HUGH REILLY CO. é:; PAINTS & GLASS " 1334 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1703 ST. LOUIS, N that future gen jipon his bod and and the An Parkwiy MEME yourself of these lLomely,spots. Ask for el Othine—Double Strength We recommend Othin Complexion Soap for h Othine, 1¢ all Druggists and Department Stores Buffalo, N.Y. | Othine Laboratories, Inc., | Bank Official Talks. Chiffon Hos cct quality, in black and cinnamon. Street Floor Silk Hom- 93(- eight ones. Slig .Sulnlactum First Since 1839 810-818 Seventh qlreel Children’s Sport Husv l‘)r Fancy cuffed styles in numerot bina Usual 35¢ grade Street Floor “hnes Silk and Wool Hose, 50¢ t seconds of $1.25 quality. Gray and white Just right for cold weather Street Floor slors and 2 | tive, g currency, er substi A total of 107 v & rela- |up or dismantled fn shipyards of the e for | world in three months of the past F ull-l‘ ashioned S er good 5 Streae as First of the Month of the New Year GREEN TICKET SPECIALS For the first Green Ticket Day of the year we offer numerous remarkable values in short lots and specially merchandise for a quick clear-aw ay. \hn] ping will prove profitable tomorrow—if vou $1.25 Panty Dresses Suits, 39¢ 1 Light-weight n and chambray che it i an hieh Trimmed with applique entbre I I sery patterns and colored pipings Second Floor Tots’ Sl.aO Hats, 79(' Chinchilla, plush, and plush astrakhan, in black, brown and tan Second Floor 49¢ Tots’ Caps Worsted Caps, in red, brown and fent style, in good warm quality for wear. reduced follow the Tickets. Green Suits, Hosiery Oddments, Boys” Union Women’s Suits ck, long sleev nkle length. \|7r~ 2 to 12 vears, Second Floor 25 Sklrts, :sa Street Floor Street Floor Green Ticket Special! ' : Smart Dresses Reduced o | trimmed 29¢ med with value. ed Polaire ) sealine or ma Second Fleor $2 Spencer Jackets, These are the sort elderly ladies wear under their topcoats or in the house for extra warmth. White, pitk or blue trimmed. Second Floor Second Floor 12.75 Coats, 557 75 Wool velour, plaid and blocks ous attractive styles and co i So s to reduce them eir original price. H for street, afternoon and 3 t, bengfile, velour checks 43, "way below Here are arty we ace, ge oiret twill, and prunclla. " Sizes 16 to in a good exchanges or will calls. assortment of colors and combinations Sceond Floor The early bird will reap in the harvest values tomorrow. Second Floor—King's Palace ors. of Don’t Worry About It —Telephone Drawers and Corset Covers, 79¢ Firm_quality muslin, formerly selling for d $1.50. Trimmed with lace and embroidery Second Floor $1.49 Petticoats, 69¢ Heatherbloom and sateen, in black and colors. These are splendid for wear in cold weather. Second Floor Apron Frocks, 69¢ $1.00 and $1.50 qualities. Made of gingham and percale on plain colors, checks and stripes. Trim- med with rickrack braid, pipings and embroidery. Second Floor For One Day Only! Gloria Swanson Hats $1.69 The most popular mode of the season—it fills a host of needs at an almost mythical low pri, i e your favorite color—cran- oxblood, henna, shut n, powder blue, wood brown, oak or black. Of felt suede, as illustrated with satin ribbor trimming. Street Floor—King's Palace Sample Wool Gloves $1.00 Kayser’s and other mak Woolen Gloves, regularl Various colors and styles. Street Floor Cuff and Strap Gloves, 55¢ to $2. ‘Chamo 1 numerous tones, showi or the simple strapped w ot in every style reet Floor When you have something on your mind it does you no good to sit and worry about at, and may do a lot of harm. Just because the person you ought to talk to about it is out of town is no reason to make yourself uncomfort- able. The long distance telephone will carry ,your voice—whether it be one mile or a thou- sand—and put you in as close touch with the situation as though you were on the spot. Is the boy’s illness anything serious? Why hasn’t Jim answered my letter? What would the firm think about this? Couldn’t I sell Jones at this price? % i elling for cham cuffed cffe sizes in the lot, b Cretonl;:;;f’fi;;i)’f;v'ww Fabric Remnants, 19¢ Yd. : Worth from 29¢ to 39c in the bolt. Lot includes Cretonne, ; Rep, Silkoline, Scrim, Marquisette, Colored Madras, Ruffled H i Wash Goods i : Remmnants ! 15¢ Yd. Included are Ginghams, Unb i ton (36 inches wide), cale, Plain Outing F! i and White S Values from 2 Street Floor - Wash Goods and Lining Remnants, 29¢ Yard Originally 39¢ to 6% yard. Included are short le Foundation Silk, Plain Colored Brocade, M Mercerized Shantung Pongee, White Nainsook, lin and others. . There is nothing as satisfactory as an actual conversation in times like these. The rates to out-of-town points are reasonable and many calls to near-by places may be made for aquarter or less. Here is a partial list of places with the stationdo-station rates which apply: Annapolis, Md....$0.25 Leesburg, Va.....$0.30 Scrim and other suitable drapery fabrics. Third Floor Street e S E————— Eleos $5.98 Tunic Men’s Cape Blouses, $2.98 Gloves, $1.25 Heavy Printed Crepe de Chine Blouses, in several very smart styles. Some trimmed with plain R — Art Goods Specials A A A R ..., Votion Needs Reduced Body Soeaeane- _ Much reduced for Friday sell- ing. Brown, sturdy quality cape- s Finished, embroidered models skin in a good serviceable style. Men’s Hose Children’s Waists, 25c. Baltimore, Md.... .30 Charlottesville,Va. .75 Frederick, Md.... .30 Hagerstown, Md.. .50 The Long Distance New York,N.Y.. 1.35 Norfolk, Va...... 1..00 Philadelphia, Pa.. Richmond, Va.... 85 70 Operator will be - to furnish you with the charges for calls " to any, points not listed above; x. {E CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. at Bell System. . colored fabrics. Second Floor Boys’ Suits $5.00 ‘With one or two pairs of pants, full lined. Fancy cheviots, in me- dium, light and dark shades. A §°°d assortment of styles. Sizes to 16 years, Boys’ Shop—Street Floor Boys’ Over- coats, $5.00 Sizes 3 to 16 years. Heavy chinchilla and kersey, in brown, olive, gray, cinnamon and other shades. Swagger tailored styles. Boys Shop—Street Floor Street Floor Leather Hand- bags, 69¢ A clearance of Handbags, main~ the popular pouclx shapes. ious leathers, in_qualities for- merly selling for $1.59 to $2.00. Fitted. Some slightly worn from handling. Street Floor Odds and Ends Reduced 50c Narrow Belts, 25c. 50c - Candlesticks, mahogany. color, 19c. $1.50 Leather Music Rolls, 50c. Nut Pick Sets, 39c. Pearl (manufactured) Bead Necklaces, wax filled, 10c. Street Floor 2 Prs. for 25¢ Firmly knitted cotton, with double heel and sole. Black, navy, cordovan and gray. All sizes. Men’s Shop—Street Floor 1 $1.69 Cotton Pongee Pajamas $1.19 Man's Well Made Pajamas, in helio, blue, tan, pink and white. Trimmed with rayon frogs. Sizes A, B, C and D. Men’s Shop—Strect Floor Formerly $3 to $18 1/2 Included are Bedspreads, Aprons, Dresses, Buffet and Van- ity Sets, Luncheon Sets and Card Table Covers. Royal Society Floss, 6 skeins, 5¢. Dexter Pearl Cotton, 3 balls, 17c. Bucilla Fringe, with colored silk strip, 29c yard. Fancy Pincushions, 25c. Pin Trays, 14c. Novel Embroidered Edges and Braids, 7c card. Stamped Vanity Sets, 3 pieces, 17c. Stamped Dresses for children, 69¢c. Stamped Orchid Gowns, 75c. Street Floor quality Bunny, Hickory Formerl y 49c. Dress Shields, flesh colored, 19¢ pair. Rubberized A prons, neat checks, 19c. Street Floor Eng]ish Broadcloth Shirts, $1.29 Slight imperfections of $2.06 and $2.50 grades. Many slightly soiled from handling, others with minor weave imperfections. Marked English broadcloth. Neck band and collar-attached styles White, tan, blue afid gray, but not in every size,, All sizes 14 to 17 in the group. Men’s Shop—Street Floor