Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1925, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1925. _ @ "HW KVLNING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, BRITISHEDUCATOR Many Marriages |COAL MINE STRIKE - | DR. BLACK TO LEGTURE. | ., ety oy o B s & 03008 % G0 G G G 0 G B G BSY In New York Rated| HAS S@!llK'LL'NG Constitutional Revue Editor to Ad- - Ill l . R ! dress Washington Audience. ega n eporl o Dr. Henry Campbell Black, editor of .U, 7 |Steve Frely Shot Down While|the Constitutional Revue and a di- By the Assoc'ated Press, Kl rector of the National Association for - ~ NEW YORK, January 7.—Be- Standing in Group of Idle Constitutional Government of whieh T tween 10 and 12 per cent of the Dr. David Jayne Hill is the pr-sident, C. Grant Rob marriage ceremonies performed in Men at Old Forge, Pa. will be the speaker fn Washington . Grant Robertson Urges| New York cits and throughout 6654 study tomorrow morning at 11:30 G New York State esgularly of- ' | & ok e iitea Pross. o'clock. This address will be the first s - J L i H i dajned ministers, ts and rabbis 2 - S f a merles of filve lectures on the 4 3 Co-Operation in G. W. U, | dained ministers oars are 1. | SCRANTON, Pa.. January 7.—Steve|of & B Phone Franklin 7400 FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860 Loet legal, according to statements |Frely was shot and killed early today ¢ made vesterday by members of a | While standing with a group of men > wil) ecture board of inquiry recently appoint. |In front of o store in Old Forge, near [ Of (he sources of the b i i | ed b: Brooklyn Federation of |here. The police arrested Mick Aen Nicgy gl pan x i il Chirhe 5 Zona, who has been Identified by George Bancroft. plea for America to aid Europe = it cle eral witnesses, according to police, R AREREG 7 N vard economic stability by assum- The board reported that clergy- men In good standing have violc. | the man who killed Frely How much real value stands back . | | hngllsh Broadcloth helpfalness on the| TR R S2OLSARdIng Bave viol an 1,000 men are idle in|of the atock or bonds you are asked S Overblouses onfronting:the for, The investigators pointed out use of the strike o buy? 7 « . Yy C. Grant Robert- S St ves of the Penns hat there L o o som, principal of the Umiversity of| LIt there are city and State laws, which provide that all members of . and Frely was i Birmingham, and one of the experts| the clerpe & Heats ith th The authorities, - Here A : One-D C . at the Versailles Deace conference.| board of hasin ‘metocs (ol che |ever, are Inclined to beliove that ihe Overcome : ere Are 200 in a One-Day Clearance PR T R Smartly anore eftects Who lectured at George Washington| legally join persons In wedloci ving was the result of a drink- University last night on “The New F i bout | mplexion T 2 3 . . for sports or business wear. "I8 Was the et of & series of 1ec-| X-RAY PROCESS BARES W within 24 ours, Samuel Spa- | N1 :I::f ‘t)s Kee With winter sports just at their height, 2 \With'V necks and tur-back tures arranged by the history depar [ chia. a union official, havizg been shot | |4 ects. P 3 good-looking Sports Coats will serve a double collar or high neck and long ment of the university. The sccond| GALL BLADDER 94.8 PCT, | esterdsy in Pitston | your skin clear and ;urpose k:e]‘) i3 m: dress coat from hard wear Sieeves with mannish cuf yreovesy . S | will be given next Monday night at Sil ————— = 4 Many style hite, t. B G . . . y styles in white, tan or o peotes ¢ listory and| Discovery by St. Louis Physician . L A F L I N hefllth}' b’ dfl")‘ using ) and look uncommonly smart as well. And blue; some with contrasting clod n Corcoran hall, by Sir Rich- University of Edinburgh. His topic| Announced Before Medical So- ge, prof. r of history and | eys . 2 . . '(;» " S‘ 7. 3 will be “Nationality." : s % | Brisg, Us That slryelcflpnun for vou've never seerr such’ values at such prices' ties 1:;;0;(; ;‘Zo:fi: e e ciety After 135 Experiments. | GLASSES . i = il by the Asso Pr | K, ABSOLUT i e > Robertsonts Hectize: was mrac| Do orie : a— = p $15.00 and $19.95 Coats, of cut polaire, A Jersey Sweater or | ST. LOUIS, January scove h _ ) ¢ fllustrated and was devoted | by Dr. rts A. Grok P CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. | Soothing and Heali ! i % St ol P schiefly to the new map of Europe, |for making possible el - e 9 nq -checks and novelty plaids. Jacquette which, he pointed out, is dom ¢ the gall blad, s EST. 1889 ! A suitable weight for early by a number of small states. He degree 5 | ] . toud = 4 o Spring ; beautifully lined. . . in creating these new coun- | d today th the publication H H ’ ed ! such as Poland, and de ¢ xm“ of Dr - Gr il e A s :1; just ‘l\h(at b.\(.ou need! urity s the - s rea fore e St. Louis ] L ~ & = - ¢ worn un- foricentineatat Tnone [Brsaicar sostetys - ri o o $19.95, $25.00 and $29.75 Coats. Well tai- 50T £HOUE (0 be worn un- »f Europe's gr An opac substan s injected into ’! S 4 rey ice - HY . = = g ' of Eur n opaque substance is injected Into g : lored styles, of fine wool fabrics, cut polaire, ing bulky, but quite warm o h\ufi.,rlm:..‘...|.icnsu.igu:_,\u"p er- : #s downywool, many fully enough to wear without a the solution of this important prob- r reported the process| 3 lined with silk crepe. Want- coat when the fun begins. lem without sacrificing her political | cen used in 135 cases. He is a ¥ ‘Bl 3 * ed colors (] Tuxedo models, coat styles mber of the medical faculty of . Y B . - i A < Washingtor Tniveraits | 3 & = > ; i “3“_?1 ”"‘]‘;'b“‘fi o J“T“:.“fi: - | — 2 / = & e with roll collar an ight suspices of the histors de-| Atter 43 vears as minister of & chureh 3 - Fur-Trimmed Coats at Str]klng cuffs. Plain or basket weave, s : < § [ L ¢ 4 ¥ Reductions in navy, black. jockey and : ; ; brown. Sizes 36 to 46 SECOND FLOOR Constituticn of the United States. At 7th Thru to 8th to E his lectures tgmorrow he will speak & 2 at all the lectures to be given Coats made to sell for Coats made to sell for Fresh Candies Make This Investment. WS- 075 0 s0075' @ 4 555001050500 $48 49¢ AND LAYS OFF FOR YEAR Novelist Sails for Italy With Wife. | e e | ; \ Whether your furniture is new or A : Smallpox. \ old, it will pay you to protect your Coats made to sell for ety Cj;fi",’bca’a”“!' S : buffet or table with a Glass Top, cut by 4 55 $65.00 to $75.00 $58 Nut Krumbles, 49c Ib. W YORK, Jamussy Gif Booth Tarkington had sufficient money he & Murphy. : 4 —=RNOW would Home-made Fudge, 49c Ib. ; v Chocolate Buds, 49c 1b. owever, befors going abo Are an SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. ; ! - accomplished a o TS et oty | Spow.Cevered Streets In_addition to the protection of- ausing him any embarrassment. | uto Springs fered, they add to the appearance of 1 Ar 1 i ary i . A;-;LT?‘.‘,‘}‘..?l"hZZ‘r"“?’;,‘ii.;i’;fnillvi'Ffl ‘ '.,R':'?"Llj:":?d"":\:." LR your furniture. Get our prices—ecut Baby Thln gs ¢ Prlced LOW - Janu SaleS! hard work, and he regards it briel Sn ! 5 r I'hings for the “little 'un” to wear and things to make his nurser more convenient for mother, more %5 "momo ‘people ds. emalipor e e to your order any size. g £ » ' er was ac fe = . me A - comfortable for him. Look over this list of prices! m,‘:“’,‘. Lo acoompantsd (b Cro i S Home of “MURCO,” the Lifelong Paint s % < st Mrs. Tarkington. hey will remain | Gabriel Snubbers save your car by Knit Sweaters, in in- Red Star Diapers, in 4 Baby Carriages, in abroad several months. eliminating shocks and insure res: fants’ sizes. Wh - packages of one dozen natural and blue finished Tiding tomfort | ur cell SO [ o 0. 1IN C. med with pink or blue A1l perfect, excellent icker with rubber tires Of soft warm yarn. $100, quality. 27x27-inch size. and windshield. Regu- do no work, not even write. | district of T s et ol Gabriel Snubber Sales & ||| 710 Twelfth St. N. W. Main 5280 this country, Value of those 5 Blankets, in plain blue 3230 arly §27.30, Now Si6ow. cived “In & recent month being Service Co., Inc. [ or pink and blue plaids. _Quilted Pads, lap size. $39.95 Baby Carriage, $5,000 more than in the same length : 3 45 ® " b size, 29x39 inches 17x18 inches, 39c. Crib n natural color with two of i Hine & oie batore p Stk sizes, 18x34 inches, 69¢. large and two small 5 27x40 inches, $1.00. wheels. A floor sample Flannelette Kimonos, Costumers, in whitc or $16.00, in soft white flannelettc ivory fnish with: hand Red parb S ith pink or blue stitch painted nursery -design. > it CHehiw " c good, heavy qu. ing and ribbon ties. 50c. i S fconyeiently) L8000 JICEVY i high. $3.00. Crocheted Bootees, in "% " - inches. e white with pink or bluc 'r;;'?frw'?'cst Cpalipmich Risbber Pasts, in 86ih trimming. Short and coloi % puse-subber-c- 1o L Strongly made. ‘A style L h. 2 . 4 s £ s and ge knee length. 2S¢ and Soc, [UOUEY TACE O S mall, medium and farg . f Crocheted Hoods, cap $12.50. Now $10.50. A : Il or aviation styles, trim- Flannelette Gertrudes, Infants’ Dresses, long Bonnets, of silk pop! I med with pink or blue with shell stitching about made in bishop or yoke crepe de chine in w silk or wool. Ribbon neck and armholes and style. Nainsook or long- Lace and ribbon t Regularly ellent quality. 59c. il ties. 50c and 75c. button on shoulder. 50c. cloth, lace trimmed. 75c. $1.95 to $2.95. $1.00. Here Are the it FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Shirt When we raise the semi-an- Specials nual Clearance signal—every I The Latest Gloria Swanson January Clearance of p 3250 and $3 Fancy Washington man realizes it's | Poke—of Straw Braid High-Grade etc.; some with collars at- tached. some ‘with sepa- “bargain time” at The Mode. \ Corsets rate collars— $169 &% One of its two-sales-a-year is on I A - o $ 6.89 $2.50 and $3 Imported ° .* . = This is the first showi i English Broadeloth —-offering its matchless reduc- , new Style that Tias won Fih Shlrllsl—el(her neckband 5 _ I . vl‘c"ducv' f,’f r':goa‘v‘:dhl)::i‘(; ;: There is a smallsproportion of every group of or collar attached— thllS i{:lca Y ‘?\4"( 4 llil;c‘ : women who can judge values. This splendid offering $1.95 3 for . | T Igat Aul cpeiug is for those who can appreciate true quality. $5.50 i . Among the many shades are In this group you will find Binner, Smart Set and $3.50, $4 and $5 Im- ! / ] henna, cranberry, gobelin blue, Nemo models that formerly sold for $9.00, $10.00, ported Madras, Rayon 3 sand, gray, black and wood $12.50 and $15.00. Striped and Plain Ma- M S hd il Trimmed with satin ribbon of Our Superior Fitting Service Is Available dras and Flannels E d t : same shade. ing Thi z $2.7A§ne :——3 s Very o e ul I the same shade During This Sale $8.00 I SECOND FLOOR. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Sh;ss, sg and Elofisilk No exceptions (other than the Full Dr;u, ; R Al Ss B Tuxedo. and Cutaway) Staple or Novelty— Sale of 800 Bleached weave&g-gs 3ifor it’s all the same—they all go into one or Seamless Sheets Qfljt I&% iButtet? éhflp $17.00 i $4.98 Imported Pottery other of these four groups— I ; porte y All Manhattan Shirts 7 s $ I OO e Rose Leaf Jars L] —our selected patterns— /3 . $29—$39—$46—$54 § All are 72x90,size and subject to slight oil stains in ; $2-95 Clearance (™ t ‘ yme cascs. 81x90 size, $1.19. Beautiful underglazed imported | . Pillowcases, sizes 42x36 and « Unbleached Cotton, famous pottery for rose leaves or lavender. " Cravats i - e including well known E‘Ca Island quality, 39 in Gracefully shaped. $1 and $150 Cut Silk E M d - _'S_"f_c"’.‘ 29C o :‘;ld.f‘. }.:r‘gt"d'd 121/2(: SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. S';_:v‘ ts—exclusive pat- Very o e i THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. erns— I 79c %% O 2.00 t 2 wd $250 Gt Silk vercoa . ; Cravats — exceptional col- A . 2 I bl 1 h J S l orings— o —and all the Richard Austin English Over- Llnen apliecC Ot S 1N Januar y ale or . - " i S139 $4.00 coats as well—are included in one or another I Choise of Size $3, $3.50, $4 and $4.50 Cut of these six oups— 5 Designs ° 68x68 Inches Silk Cravats—Mode super- group 1 ];five;:va e i A group of two hundred perfect cloths that form an outstanding value of the January Linen Sale. All pure lincn $z 29 3 for $ $ s s $ $ and just the cloth you'll like on your table, 'way under what you'd prepared to pay. s 29,439, *49, *59,%69,%719 [l Tuc.. ~ - rea ; $3, $3.50 and $4 Knitted 9y ) ’ . 9 ’ Fine Linen Table Turkish Bath Towels, Mercerized Table Damask Napkins J ard Damask, of splendid qual- of heavy double thread, Damask, of fine quality, 25 2 Ceaxas == 5'3“?“ i ¢ 5 | ity, 72 . wide. A quality thick, soft and absorbent. but subject to slight im- gg:gg g ::::: S 2;;‘5‘ $2_29 " 36 85 There will be no charge for alterations—if any are necessary. i that will launder and wear Large size, 20x40 in; qual- perfections which ac- 2299 sivel doheh. .. | $6.75 ! well. Yard, $2.19. Six ity all through. Spe- counts for the Napkins to $2'95 cial, three $1 00 Jow price. 72 in. 89 s,,:é’;:]\yl',',‘(f?él‘;:’e”cl :bf:ecl‘fcadv' The Mode —F at Eleventh match ...... . for = wide. Yard..... C $4se Tow prices STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. T