Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 19

BANK BILL CHANGE . RGED INSENATE Committee View on Measure Is Narrow. evision of the McFad 1l as passed by the House or eliminate seribing by nationa Is Told House n banking in order entirely a rtain conditions| Club. OHIOANS PAY TRIBUTE TO McKINLEY’S MEMORY Nation’s 25th President Was Fifth of State’s Sons to Reach Highest Office. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohfo, January 30.— Ohio joined with the Nation in paying tribute to the memory of William MeKinley, President, who was born in Trumbull Coun- ty, 82 years ago sterday The fifth of Ohio's native sons to become Chief Executive of the Nation, McKinley was the second to fall be- fore an assassin’'s bullet In Columbus ceremonies were un- der the auspices of the Buckeye Glee 1| Memorial Hall last night,’ where ay by the | gpeakers extolled the virtues and re- fter Sen % & Treasury t the pres- was section *epper, Repub indlcated ction California 1 bill were made before by fc repre: ba drum st Co t said the narrow view” he urged t tor king in the pre House had take usiness which en they joined tem, would be t the s for there that pre- ling upon were fewer failur SHOPMEN TO END STRIKE. New Haven Employes Out Since July 1, 1922. NEW HAVEN TELLS OF FLOOD PROBLEM Californian Talks of Imperial Val- ley, at Lions Club Luncheon. amendment strik- bankers ainst the enactment of the McFad- the Senate Frank engaged -|lated Incidents in the life of the Na- 4| tion's twenty-fifth President. RECEIVE - 52 NAMED T0 Isaac Gans Selects Prominent Dis- trict Citizens to Assist at Enterprise. of the recep- Washington lsaac Gans, chairman tion committes for the Chamber of position to be ington Auditorium Mareh 21, has of 52 to' receiv | The District Ci A mass meeting was held in|acl AT INDUSTRIAL SHOW | THE SENATE EXTENDS TIME FOR REPORT Allows Committee Until Feb- ruary 5 to Act on Capper Resolution. The Senate yesterday extended to February 5 the time within which the interstate cammerce committes must the Ty i Norris, Republican, quiring the Federal Trade Commis- i to investigate the power in- Senator Norris announced on the floor today that he would demand a record vote on the resolution, re- | gardless of the committee decision. “I am not going to see the resolution smothered,” he said, “unless 1 smother something else also. Two can play this game. Threatens Kilibuster. He added that while hie would mot care to be placed in the attitude of filibustering, he would stop other legis- lation unless the resolution got “fair { treatment.” 1 extension, the second author- lize the resolution went to was agreed to after Chair- sith had declared further time be needed to obtain complete ion on power inquirles already by other Government de- would inform | undertal partments. Assistant Attorney General Sey- of trust investiga- tment of Justice EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JAPANESE NAVY ORDERS LIMIT ON MANEUVERS Operations Next Autumn to Be on Comparatively Small Scale. Correspondence of the Associated Press. TOKIO, January 3.—Tentative plans for maneuvers of the Japanese navy next Autumn contemplate operations decidedly limited In extent and scale Proposed for &s compared with those recently con- cluded. It is understood the problem will be strategical rather than tacticai. As agreed upon, in outline, the plan is to defend the Kure naval port from an attack by a combined fleet advancing along the mainland coast from the seas to the north of Hok- kaido towerd the Inland Sca via the coast of Shikoku Provinc (ewfoundland, with an annual out- put of 1,000,000 gallons, leads all countries in the production of cod liver oil D ) ) ) ) ) N SN N S SN N ) 1216 F St. N.W. Tomorrow, Saturday FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 19 CLERICAL DISPUTATION ANNOUNCED AS CLOSED Episcopal Modernists Who Assisted Texas Rector in Controversy ‘With Bishop So Advised. Dy the Associated Pross. NEW YORK, January 30.—New York iscopal modernists, who a! thousand dollars to Heaton, Fort Protesta contribut aid the F Second Day of Our 19 Worth, Tex., modernist, In his dispute with the Bishop of Dallas last year, learned yesterday through the Church- man that the rector and prelate had Coming to Hos) First, Licut, Richard I | neers, a Ne dered to this city for made peace. Wailter R Much of the money given by Eastern modernists to the Heaton defense was diverted to help bufld a new $100,000 church for his parish, T Worth, and the bishop has a property. Bishop Moore church December 31, his fl for a year, and confirmed Bishop Heaton abandoned pital. treat A Quality Car - STUDEBAKER T TTTT TS b4 Jelleft:s 1216 F St N.W. 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You will then fully appreciate why “Honor Bilt” Homes are warmer and stronger than ordinary frame con- structed houses. If not convenient for you to call in person, write or phone for our book. No obligation to buy. of Plans” No. 129A > OPEN DAILY £:30 a. m. to 5:30 Saturday, 430 by e Phone—Main 9637 St.. NW. Smart models in Satin, Crepe de Chine, Faille Silk, Bengaline, Georgette; brown, black, navy and light colors. Originally Now $7.50 $15.00 $25.00 $3250 $23.75 $42.50 $42.50 $52.50 $72.50 $82.50 $87.50 2 Wool Frocks that were 3 Silk Frocks that were.. 6 Silk Frocks that were. 5 Silk Frocks that were Silk Frocks that we Lorsheen Frock that w Silk Frocks that were Silk Frocks that were Velvet Frock that wa Imported Frocks that wer Imported Frocks that were..$110and $1 Women's Dress Shop—Second Floor $35 to $45.00 9.50 to $65.00 > Women’s Winter Coats For street, sports, afternoon and evening. Plain and fur trimmed Originally . $40.00 50,30 10 $89.50 U $115and $125 Now $22.75 $33.75 $43.75 $39.75 $44.75 $48.75 $49.75 $59.75 S$48.75 $63.75 §79.75 $84.75 $78.75 $83.75 $82.75 $119.75 Sport Coats, fur trimmed Dress Coats, fur trimmed. . Dress Coats, fur trimmed Dress Coat, fur trimmed . Wooltex Sport Coats, fur trimmed....$ Wooltex Coats..... .S Seli-collared Coats 5 Dress Coats, fur trimmed Dress Coats, fur trimmed. Dress Coats, Dress Coats g Dress Coat, fur trimmed..... Dress Coat, fur trimmed.. Dress Coats, fur trimmed. .. Dress Coats, fur trimmed Dress Coats, fur trimmed.. Women's Coat Shop—Second Floor »* Women’s Silk and Sport Hose —including silk and wool, all-silk and silk with lisle garter hems and feet. Originally Wool and Silk and Wool Sport s Stockings, in checks and Stripes - $4.30 to $6.00 Wool and Silk Sport Stockings, in rib, dropstitch and plain weaves % = Silk Stockings. medium weight Silk Sport Stockings, rib weaves Silk Stockings-——Street Floor —— Now $2.95 S $1.35 chiffon and ..... $2.00and $3.75 $7.00 $1.35 $2.95 Closing out of Winter Hats Negligees and Breakfast Coals Flowers and Bandeaux Allsilk and Gloria Umbrellas Women’s and Misses’ Suits Clothes for the Larger Woman and of others far too numerous to mention, Women’s and Misses’ Frocks —in our Basement Shop Originally Frocks that were $15.00 rocks that were 3 Misses’” Twillbloom Frocks that were 4 Women's Twillbloom Frocks that Now $8.75 $14.75 $18.50 WEPE .. i misos $15.95 3 Women’'s and Miss Frocks that were 12 Women's and Misses’ Frocks that were .. < 2 Women's Georgette Frock at were ... . .$3500 and $45.00 5 Misses’ Party Frocks that were.....$25.00 $10.75 and $22.30 $10.75 §15.00 $10.00 Basement Dress Shop Tunics and Blouses Silk tunics and silk and cotton overblouses in all good suit shades Originally Now Cotton Overblou dimity and broadcloth .......... Blouses—Street Floor Now Averaging Half Price Originally 1 Beige Caracul Coat, 28 7590 Brown Caracul C¢ Black Per Black Pony b By S ul Co Hlagl CorciliGad) American Broadta Marmot Coat - Misses’ Street and Afternoon Frocks —of georgette, silks and twills Originally 2 Frocks, in black reet and Afternoc Misses’ Sport and Ensemble Suits —of tweeds and fine Winter fabrics 3 Originally Now . of tweed imied trimmed Suits—Third Floor > Misses’ Winter Coats Sport and dress styles in plain and fur trimmed Sport Skirts —in novelty plaids and silks Originally 23 Novelty Plaid Sk 20 Imported Skirts 7 Silk Sport S 5 Smart Silk S | S % Skirt Shop—Second Floor 150 Pairs Sorosis Pumps and Oxfords Originally $7.50 to $12.50— Now $5.75 —including many stunning cut-out effects Zall sizes but mot every size in_every style. Broken and discontinued lines in all the season’s mewest leathers. Every type of heel from which to choose. Sizes 3 to 10. Widths AAA to D. Originally Now 130 pairs of Patent and Satin Pumps <ee-$7.50 $3.95 Shoes—Street Floor & — e} Slip-Over and Coat’ Sweaters Originally $3.95 and $4.95 Now $1.95 Also some sleeveless models in this as- sortment. Of brushed wool, wool and fiber and all fiber. In white, buff, French blue, Lanvin green and jade. 42 sweaters grouped at this low price tomorrow—but the values are so splendid they will go quickly. Jacquette Sweaters Originally $4.95 and $5.95 Now $2.85 69 sweaters gathered together in this group. Of brushed wool, mohair, or mo- hair and fiber. In slip-over. tee shirt, jac- quette or sports models. The colors are tan, navy, heather or gray mixtures. Sweaters—Street Floor 1h Women's Flannel Frocks $16.50 New Spring models for street and business. Charming Frocks, in stripes and high colors, including: Monterey, Roseleaf, Almond Green, Tiger Eye —with smart trimming touches of The Wlilew Arriv:ls in the Misses’ Silop \ SMART SILK FROCKS All the frocks in this collection are new Spring styles, fashionable now and may $ be worn well into the Spring and Summer. Materials—Flat crepe, satin canton, chiffon, georgette and printed silks. The Colors—Boise rose, blonde, titian, black, acquamarine, orchid, bluette, chile and rust. The Styles—Two-piece, apron fronts, circular draped, tiered, knee flares, inverted plaits and chemise. The Trimmings—Lace yokes, beads, embroidery, lace, buttons and jabots. fine linen, grosgrain ribbon ties, piping and facing of gold kid. Buster Brown or high button col- lars, full length or elbow sleeves and self belts. Women's Shop—Second Floor Graduation Frocks—A most attractive showing of smart gradua- tion frocks in all sizes from 14 to 18 at prices ranging from $25 to $49.50. Misxes' Dress Shop—Third Floor Originally Now £110.00 $85.00 $89.50 $98.50 $95.00 Misses’ Conts—Third Floor e e—— Coats and Frocks for the Little Woman Originally Coats 10 Fur-trim 6 Georgette Frocks, navy, black, cocoa, $29.50 to 6 Twill Strect avy, Black .....eeeessan. Women's Shop—Second Floor — el Silken Underthings A collection that includes lovely lace- trimmed models and tailored effects as well Originally Now Crepe de Chine Nightgo B Chemise. ...cg-.:5-14 Crepe de Chine Vests, Chemise and S Crepe de Chine and Chemise, Step - ins and Bloomers $4.00 and $5.00 $2.85 “repe de Chine, Satin and Radium Silk Nightgowns— $15 to $18.00 $10.00 $5.85 $300 $1.85 atin §10.85 $12.85 French N s and Chemise... and $¢ Underwear—Third ¥Floor Have You Bought Your Winnie Winkle Skirt? This new skirt hangs from the shoulders like a dress. See one to- day! $3.85 Second ¥loor lmpor‘terdi Beaded Dresses .$39.50 Sizes for women and misses hand- Exquisite models—entirely made—wl late to comm: would have carlier in tl Gold, silver, crystal and pearl beading and silk embroidered A choice of surplice, coat and stisiphilite stylesshouldes ido-cap siceves. Side drapes and beltless of- fects in all the wanted colors dress wear, including white. Third Flpors for Second and