Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1925, Page 22

22 POLGEMENS BODY INSTALLOFFICERS Milton D. Smith Continues as Association President for Second Term. men's Associa- weres installed Pythian Temple. ted recently the ead the organiza- cers installed were: ond vice president; [ rding secretary; J. cretary, and W, Liiform Report Delayed ted that the committee would be able to sub- st night's meeting, imced that the report d at the next meet- In connection with B IRy MILTON D. SMITH, THE D. C. WOMAN WINS DIVORCE IN PARIS Mrs. E. H. Alsop Granted Marital Freedom—Mrs. Ted Coy Gets Custody of Children. By the Assoclated Pry PARIS, Janua —A divorce was granted by the French courts yesterday to Mrs. Sophia Meldrim Coy from Ed- ward Harris Coy (“Ted” Coy), the former Yale foot ball star. The two children of the couple are given into their mother's guardianship. The di- vorce was granted on the grounds of desertion Asheville, in 191% Other divorces granted were: Eula Jackson Alsop from Edward Hussey Alsop of Washington, D. C., married at Atlanta, Ga., in 1913. Dorothea Barron . Mallory from Philip Rogers Mallory of Rye, N. Y Margaret Peabody Brown Savell fro mLester Savell. They were mar- ried in Indianapolis in November, 1918, - Kiwanis Honors Retiring Head. Harry G. Kimball, retiring pr nis Clu isome chal V. Owen, ieorge H. b, is in > under- Monday. Emergency Hospital, wher. went a major bperation Hughes Denies Trip Report. Balderson. Clothing—J. C. Malon A. Schotter and W. Entertainment w. % L. Dalrymple, G. ,. Thomas, J. M. | Roach . B. Wheelock, J. Kerns, J. P. 1. Gibbons, Skinner, R w. rgeant- aster of ceremoni . fembers of the enter mittee have perfected for a ladies' that home cooking fil ge off the teeth of travel YEARS chairman; C. E. Showalter and W. Hauschild, c an; Lieut. Mina C. Van Winkle, Horton and M. Hendricks, { T bert, Sylvester | G. H. Chrisman, J. O'Donovan, E. S| Ad- Thomas Mec- . Currier, Mrs. Chrisman, IL.W. Line- inment com- arrangeme affair to be held | nts SATISEFACTORY Secretary Hughes sald today there was no basis for the persistent ;| report that he would visit Mexico in the near future. It would ha very pleasant to make such a trip, he said, but he had no plans to that end and the report orig- c had no idea how inated A J. For Relieving HEADACHE NEURALGIA TOCTHACHE Ask Your Druggist SERVICE Midwinter Modes For Women—~For Children Staunch, Sturdy, Stylish Footwear for Sports—for Street, for Dress—the Kind You Need N—O-W! Wide V arieties—a Complete Size Range Stur&y Shoes Mr. and Mrs. Coy were ‘married in) EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, $1,000,000 FUND ASKED TO FIGHT CREDIT CROOK Business Men to Be Ur‘e(‘l to Aid Campaign Against $250,000,000 Yearly Frauds. NEW YORK, January 9.—A cam- palgn among business men for a funé of $1,000,000 to combat “credit crooks” who mulet American business houses out of more than $250,000,000 a year was declded upon yvesterday at a meeting of credit men from the Atlantic and Mlddle Western States at the Hotel Astor. The project was indorsed by As- sistant United States Attorney Gar- rett W. Cotter. He declared the es- timate of $350,000,000 annual losses of business houses t gh the operation of credit crooks was too low and that the correct figure was nearer $400,000,000. File Bankruptcy Action. Creditors having claims in 32,000 against the jewelry Richter's, Inc., at Seventh and G streets northwest, today asked the District Su- me Court to adjudge the corporation bankrupt. Justice Hoehling lssued a rule he corporation to show cause Janu- why the petition of the creditors the complaining HULBERT LOSES CASE. Court Rules Against Plea for Pay as Alderman. NEW YORK, Janusry 9.—Murray Hulbert automatically vacated the office as president of the board of aldermen of the city of New York when he accepted membership on the Finger Lakes Park Commission on April 9, 1924, Supreme Court Justice Joseph Proskauer ruled yesterday. The jus- tice made the ruling in rejecting Mr. Hulbert's petition for a mandamus to compel Controller Charles L. Cralg to pay his salary for the past three months. Early in November Mr. Craig an- nounced that he hag stricken Mr. Hulbert's nnme(}rom the pay roll. Mr. Hulbert has dontinued to hold his city pasition pending court decision. . UG, Pair Denies Misconduct. Mrs. Virginia . Hicks today filed an answer denying the charge of miscon- duct contalned in the petition of her husband, George Bradford Hicks, and asked the court to grant her an abso- lute divorce from him. Hicks immedi- ately flled an answer to the cross-peti- tion of his wife, in which he denies her charges of misconduct, desertion and non-support. The husband wants the cross-petition dismissed. He is repre- sented by Attorney W. B. Wright, while Attorney Crandal Mackey appears for the wife. . FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1925. DEATH MASK IS TAKEN OF ARCHBISHOP MOELLER Cardinal Hayes to Be Celebrant at Requiem Mass—Brothers of Prelate Assist. By the Arsociated Press. CINCINNATI, January 0.—A death mask was taken of Archbishop Henry Moeller yesterday by Clement J. Barn- horn, noted sculptor, who was a per- sonal friend of the prelate. Preparations for the funeral of the archbishop, who died Monday night following & heart attack, were near completion. Patrick Cardinal Hayes of New York will be celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem and Archblshop John J. Glennon of St. Louis will preach the sermon. Cardi- nal Hayes will be assisted by Right Rev. Bernard Moeller, chancellor of the Cincinnatl archdiocese, Ferdinand J. Moeller of the TROUSERS | To match your odd coats, $4.65 and wup. EISEMAN’S _ 7th & F St and the| Jesuit Order, St. Louls, the dead prelate. Pletro Fumasoni-Blondl, delegate at Washington, D. attend the funeral. brothers of| The Bay of Biscay and the Mediter- ranean fSea are to be connected by railroad, » Spanish company with capital of $11,987,500 having been awarded the contract. KAPLOWITZgros. INCORPORATED t21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST A.CREAT SALE s$25 TO $45 DRESSES ‘15 KEEPING THIS STORE BUSY WITH OFFERINGS OF QUALITY AND EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS. DRESSES IN ALL THE LEADING QUAUTY SILKS, INCLUDING THE DESIRABLE SHADES OF BLACK AND NAVY FOR MORNING, BUSINESS, STREET AND AFTERNOON WEAR. FEATURING FASHIONS IN SIZES 14, 16, 18, 36, 38. apostolic C., will 'OTHER FINE GOWNS, ALL SIZES $20 TO $65—-REMARKABLY LOW PRICED Woodward & Lothrop Down Stairs Store See Upstairs Store Advertisements on Pages 18 and 19 Sale—Spring Hats Straw . Most every style that will meet with popularity this Spring is Silk Combinations A Spring’s New Frocks Silk, Flannel and Kashmir-Like Fabrics Rcmarkable Valucs 515 Dresses just out of their tissues—bring N~ Styles S— The vogue for high shades for early Spring wear will certairn avor thesc new Spring Frocks They are shown in new flannels, silks and Ka like materials. Many of these frocks are specially made for southern wear, which means that they will be very popular for Spring. found in this smart collection. Spring hat styles favor either of ! these models—a small hat, in popular cloche and poke styles, or large, drooping hats. : A Spring Hat is Known By Its Color Those that are fashionable will invariably be found to be the bright hues of satin or silk combinations with Milan straw, shown in lovely vivacious Springtime shades of red, green, blue, and oh! so many others. brown, tan, reds, blonde, navy and black. DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s New Novelty Fabric Gloves | Notable Among January Sale Values . ‘ New Styles 78 Pair Turkish Towels and Cloths Striped Turkish Towels (18x36) Turkish Towels A shipment of new style Gloves that will be worn much this year. Fancy cuffs 8 for $1 6 for $1 in many new effects. Splendidly made. In shades of mode, chocolate, sand, gray and White, with blue band borders. Soft, Cannon Quality Absorbent T light beaver. Sizes 5% to 71 absorbent quality. This price is a very Towels, with blue stripe bordets. Towels C}\fldren'a New low one and the quality is high. are finely finished. Values are unusual. Sample Wool Gloves, $1 Double Turkish Towels Large Size Wash Cloths 200 pairs sampies of higher priced lines. 3 for §1 12 for §1 : S (19x38-inch) Double-thread Woven Turkish Washcloths, of a large size. Frigh-grade Tmported Wool Gloves, i popular styles and colors, In . Dresses that bring the newness of Sprin v gtime. refreshing colors and fashionable new styles New flannels in _unusual stripings. Satins, Crepes. Georgette and Embroidered Crepe Frocks in thentic styles for Spring. Many New Styles—New Colors The Smartest Dress now is the simple tubular linc broken at the waist with small ties on either side and knee or hip length flares. High shades of green, For Children The kind mothers like to buy because of the genuinely good service they give even the most active children. SOUTHERN TIE, low heel, in tan, calf, patent or | | | | | brown suede, con- §£.50 | trasting trim..... — TAILORED Pump, for women, of tan calf. Very smart and exclu- 57_50 sive e Gitls! High|Shoes ther or gun metal. WWelt ved with solid ouk leather soles rubber heels. Nature-shaped AA 1o D wide. ..$4.00 2% to8..... ..$5.00 6 to 8, spring heel, $3.00 8% to 11, spring heel, $3.50 Others Up to $7.00 EVERY-DAY One-strap Pump, for women, in tan calf, patent leath- 55_00 er or black kid Several oxford styles at $3. Children's Knitted Wool Gloves, 38c Pair Warm Knitted Wool Gloves, knit to keep children’s hands comfortable in_ cold weather. Brown and gray. Sizes 3 to 7. DOYEN STAIRS STORE Gotham Invisible Underhose, 50c Pr. Irregulars of $1 Grade Qther Grover's Shoens, comfort and dresy styles, 5= to $10. 5 Towels are twice as durable as others and Plaids and stripes of pink and blue on are also very low priced. white grounds. DOWN STAIRS STORB Sports Topcoats Reduced Medium and Light Weight Fabrics 515 In sizes for women and misses. Full satin de cgyne lined. Some coats are inter- lined for extra comfort. The fashionable convertible collar and slash or regular style pockets. Extraordinary coat values at $15. Side-fastening models in gray and brown plaids. There are a few plain color coats in gray, tan, brown, red, rust and %rcens. You'll notice even at first glance that these coats were much higher priced. Boys' High Shoes This styie in « biucher of extrs good grade of tan Teather. - Welt-sewed soles, | eapes clully treated for hard’ wear. 1070, 1355 s $3.50 BROGUE OXFORD, in soft tan elkskin—a little heavier sole than usual Splendid for walk- $€.50 ing snd another 0 MEN HIGH SHOES, in black vici kid, made on a combination last. Welt- wed $¢.50 e, soles Women who wear Invisible Underhose will be pleased to know-that they can secure the genu- ine Gotham Invisible Underhose at such a low price. True, they’re slightly imperfect, but their imperfections are very slight and hardly detect- able and the wearing qualities are not impaired. DOWN STAIRS STORE PHYSICAL CULTURE Pumps—this style in_pat- ent leather, black kid 06 satin; also other 5 novelty styles $12 High Shoes and Oxfords $11 to $13.50 Boys' Army Blucher Coffee eikskin, with soft box toe; full weight; double welt-sewed wak sues, ..on plug st tip. A rough and ready shoe for auy day, 2ny weather. Sizes 9 to 13%4..... Sizes 1 to 6 Women’s Silk and Imported Gloria Umbrellas, Special $3-95 Because They Are Slightly ]mperfect An umbrella value that is very unusual. Imperfections which are so slight that they are unmoticeable; some we cannot find at all. Imported Gloria Umbrellas with 16 ribs and fancily carved wood handles. New stubby-handle style.- New, smart colors. Wide satin-striped borders. Pure Silk Umbrellas in the newer and smarter shades, some with fine pin-striped borders. 2 Other Button or Lace Boots up fo $12.50. 2 Women should now secure a supply to last for some time as we will not be able to obtain a new lot for several weeks. Those who know the fine comfort these underhose afford will want a large quantity at this very low price. Small, Medium and Large Sizes DOWN STAIRS STOLE Extra Good Values in Hosiery for ALL FaMILY JHOE_STORE 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. Specialized Departments Imported Genuine Lemon Juice Soap, 15¢ Dozen cakes, $150. A splendid soap for the complexion, contajning pure lemon juice. Smooth, easily-lathering soap. Denney & Denney Velvet Cream, 75¢ A fine cream to keep skin soft and smooth on cold days when it is subject to chapping. Very moderately priced. ; Individualized Service DOWN STAIRS STORE s