Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1925, Page 13

CENTRALY.M.C.A. STARTS NEW YEAR Keeps Open House to Visitors and Plans Drive for ‘open house” for the tors, and it served the executive orkers who are solicita- of the as- ch s to start January ue one week. Forty- llars is to be asked of on publio for this pur- nly about 12 per cent of s to operate the Y. M year. The remaining 88 per ned through the activ- clation. embers a s an introduction mittee and team » take part in the soclation wh 14 and to con: five thousand the Wi ittes of the ©. W, Owen, Committee Chairman. Claude W. Owen Is to be general chalrman of the financial solicitation; John Poole, treasurer, and Leonard W. De Gast, secretary. Other mem- bers of the committee include Byron . Adams, Clarence A. Vi liam Knowles Cooper, H. De Groot, jr. wil J. Sh er, "W. W. Everett, Mrs. Wilson William Radeliff, Dr. George CHARGES ERNST BLOCKS HEARINGS FOR WOMEN Party Chairman Says Kentucky Senator Denies Plea for Equal Rights. Charges that Senator Ernst of Kentucky, chairman of the subcom- mittes of the Senate judiclary com- mittee, has refused the proponents of the equal rights amendment a date for hearing was contained in a state- ment given out today by Miss Maud Younger, legislative chairman of the National' Women's Party. The previous date set for a hear- ing on the amendment conflicted with the Woodrow Wilson funeral, and Senator Ernst refused to postpone the date, despite the fact that all other Senate hearings and meetings were postponed, Miss Younger charges. The organization has been granted a hearing before a House committes for February 4 and the National Women's Party will make every ef- fort to get a heamng before the Sen- ate subcommittee prior to that time. R AR FIRE RAZES BLOCK. Fifteen Driven From Bed in Tem- perature Six Below Zero. By the Associated Press. MONTREAL, January 2.— Four * | stores, four dwellings and a club were destroyed, five firemen and a civillan were hurt by falling debris or affected by smoke, and 15 persons were drigen in night attire from their homes In a temperature six de- | grees below zero by a fire which - |started in a men's furnishing store at St. Hyaclenthe, Quebec, yesterday. , R L George W. Of- ; Dr. George T. to assist the erfous teams will include R. E. rs, Belson M Blake, Page McK. chison, C. E. B ., O. Kellar, D. A. Dollarhide, E. B. Fuller, H. J. Ramsey, C. E. Fleming, H. C. Brown, B A. Drumm, J. Rankin Spears, J. A. Bell. Many Visitors Welcomed. ' department. A reception was ternoon by the members and the offi- . and person- urs of the buflding bullding were dis- ivities of the various Men’s Suit Purchase! Sensational Saturday Special! Two-Pants Suits $35.00 Suits $39.50 Suits $42.50 Suits i [/ Y 7%, 727 P i 623 7th St. N.W. Opposite Patent Office Open Satutday Evenings Until 9 P.M. The damage was estimated at be- tween $160,000 and $200,000. The blaze is believed to have been caused by an overheated furnace. departments and on the gymnasium floor were demonstrations of the physical department activities. The boys' department also gave demon- strations of its work, and the educa- tional department was open to {nspec- tion. The musical program was furnished by Miss Rena Greenberg, Miss Miriam Larking, Miss Kathryn Crowley and the O'Connor Players gave a play and monologues. A concert was held in the evening in the men's lobby under the auspices of the Capital Male Quar- tet, composed of Louis L. Annis, Rob- ert A. Jguscher, George R. Conybeare, and, with Edwin Callow, Mrs. Louis L. Annis, —_ s Headaches From Slight Colds Laxative BROMO NE Tablets relieve A Safe and signature nt. 2% N . \ § \ § \ \ N\ N % Men! This will spread the fame of this popular store as the greatest man clothing opportun- ity in many months. All-wool materials, faultlessly tailored, every one with two pairs of trousers. Come! Act! Our Z We will give you your money back if you can duplicate this value anywhere. No cash needed, either. Come! Open a charge account! fh THE EVENING KTAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1925. - MBROKS &(© G STREET BETWEEN [|THE, | 2m THE January Sale of Coats and Dresses Smart Desirable Coats and Dresses for Women and Misses at Drastic Reductions Tomorrow every Winter Coat and Dress in our entire stock will carry a new lower price ticket. Every Washington woman who practices thrift and who needs a new fashionable coat or dress will do well to be on hand early.. Many just one of a kind. 175Rich Fur-Trimmed Coats Our Finest Coats, the Finest Materials, Richest of Furs, Newest Models, All Colors. Irrespective of all former prices, many of which were double the sale price. Qmorrow All Reduced to dome Slk resses Our New Spring Dresses, of Newest Materials, in all the New High Shades including Black and Navy. All sizes. Irrespective of all former prices, many of which were double the sale price. Tomorrow All Reduced to 815 / prices, double the sale price. Tomorrow All Reduced to Practically all of these coats and dresses were reduced last 110Rich Fur-Trimmed Coats Soft, Rich Fabrics, the Sea- son’s Most Desirable Models, Beautiful Rich Furs, Newest Colors. of all former many of which were All Irrespective month. Many have had two reductions, as a result the new Janu- ary Sale price represents savings that are decidedly extraordi- nary and remarkable. Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes. % WE T TR 19 The Coming Season’s Smart- est Styles, Copies of Paris Models, Soft Satins, Novelty Crepes and High Gay Colors. Irrespective of all former prices, many of which were double the sale price. ¢ \Tomorrow All Reduced to 25