Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1925, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925. CITIZENS DEMANU —temtr o veem cier [ THE WEATHER |57 %60 tde 14 an. 32 [PROF. R, A. RICE DIES; [ 117eers and formarz o wo koo [aogre st witama s 1ss, |15 1ot survived by bis widow. Disttict of Columbia -~ Fair ‘and The Sun and Moon. WAS NOTED EDUCATOR . Prof. Rice had :?:y o 'v"efl"":::":l“ign““g’? t‘;’“‘lvg‘;“" professor of English at Smith Col- everal months. Death lege; Rev. Maxwell W. Rice of Waj . slightly warmer tonight; Jowest tem- | Today—Sun rose, 7:10 a.m.; sun 4 Afterward he was a professor of hi ' g o heart disease 4 ad pingers Falls, N. Y., and Roger L. Btations. perature about 36 degrees: tomorrow | gets, 5:35 p.m. ik g g tory of art and civilization at Wi 2 ® 4 A ; ? o orn {n Madison, Conn., October o Rice of Canton, Ohio, and a_sister, IR I-I-EY UUSTER : » ::;;::'l':"mf,'l",:‘:,‘,';,’f:,“;'."‘ kel !ef:";?;:°;’m_s““ rises, 7:09 a.m.; sun | Sucoumbs to Heart Trouble—Had , B9, 1%, T Gion. oo e won of "'P'“'fc;“fl e for 25 years. Mrs. William T. Sedgwick of Boston 4 5 , 6:36 pm. 4 : - |the late Richard E. and Mrs. Par-| Prof. Rice was a member of the| Funeral services will be conducted at anaryland and Vieginie—air and | Moon rises, $:41 pm.; sets, :d6( Boen Idbrary of Oongress Warke |, Tnlo, "0 ae' araduntod from | C smos Club, the American Histori- | Bethlehem Chapel Monday morning at g : 16 L Yale University with a B. A. degree|cal Boclety and the Archeological In- |11 o'clock. Dean G. C. F. Bratenahl and © 80,08 ToRetais wotlaly wingh | e | nat e b sy so allentabois- arifoe; Jaat 10 Tearh. in 1868. Later he attended the Uni- | stitute of America. He lived in this | Bishop Philip Mercer Rhinelander will f ; 4 ¥ West Virginla—Fair and warmer : Prof. Richard Austin Rice, 78 years | versity of Berlin and other foreign |city at the Dresden Apartment. officiate. Cathedral HEIQMS GTOUD y 80. tonight; tomorrow cloudy, probably e old, head of the division of prints in|universities and technical schools.| He was married to Miss Marion A.| Interment will be in Willlamstown, becoming unsettled; warmer in ex.| Before you Invest—investigate! |the Library of Congress for the last|He was awarded an homorary M. A.'Foster of Geneva, N. Y., in November, | Mass. B . Favors Bus Line or Bet- |4 e e treme east portion. 1 .4 2 Clouay Records for 24 Kours. g . f Thermometer—Four p.m., 62; 8 p.m., ter Car Service. I Sratoudy | 42; 12 midnight, 44; 4 a.m., 38; 8 am. —— i 2 Fosgy | 36; noon, 48. Denver Clear Barometer—Four p.m., 29.89; 8 p.m., Opposition to continued operation of | Detrott (1.0 Clear 29.91; 12 midnight, 20.96; 4 a.m., 30.04; the Wisconsin avenue street car line | EL Ias.. - Clondy |8 & 80.11; noon, 30.15. s conducted at present by the Wash- | Helena X Cloudy Highest temperature, 53, occurred ington Rallway and Electric Co. was | Huron, Clear at 4 p.m, yesterday. voted at a meeting of the Cathedral | Indianapolis. 29 42 Ptclondy | Towest temperature, 33, occurred at Helghts Citizens' Association, in St | JAtksonville 30,18 o e 6:30 am. today. Alban's Parien Hall Wisconsin and | oy Aogeier dioa 58 0 Ral Temperature same date last year— 96 P A Massachusetts avenues, last night. | Louisvilie . P cloudy | Highest, 40; lowest, 33, Discussion brought out the fact that |} e S Condition of the Water. See Upstairs, Store Advertisement on Page 24, N York members want bus service, but, if the 0.04 2 Clear e Etraet cars cannot be eliminated, it is| g . O 16 I Clear e L s iEan ok th declared, more frequent and comfort- . 5 Foggy able accommodations should be pro- | hilade w08 4 . Clewr vided, and the company be compelled - : Tide Tables. X 4 . £0 ke the third-rall system, placiif i B 33 Fo4sr | (Furnished by United States Coast and . Jersey, Flannel, Pl'mted “The Skirts T],Ey’re Wean'ng Now” all wires underground and not ob- o 20 Bitionar [ Geodetic Surver) T [ 5 . 2 structing the roadway with poles. C. o Clene oday—Low e, .m. Y 8. Lage City 29.70 2 10 Cloudy : ,, : A cob Belleving that competition may: im- | San Antonio. 26 90 gy 1 INSISDEAI SIS, A0 . 1 an am dSi prove the se e. a committee will be 5 ... Rain - -3 L] g v e B | hhmow —taw wte i am - : Suspender Skirts Washington Rapid Trinsit Co., with |8 5 5 2 y 2 l I I 5 & view to having them renew the ap- | $ po . 8 L kA THREE DAYS | n esses 1 plication which they withdrew, for i g s i e 4 At a New Low pr]cc permission to operate busses on Wis ne g s b ae Wi, rousiax. ' COUGH IS YOUR The D he M. : petition_ the extenslon of the busses e e i \ DANGER S[GN | 4 \ -y dnsas of the oment . 'F . . 3 Part cloud, company running from Burleith to | Viema, Anetria a0 Clear " v Fifteenth and H streets northeast. It Berlin, Germ . lflln | Chronic coughs and persistent was stated that the Wisconsin avenue | Copeniagen, - 40 Tartclouds ||| colds lead to serious lung trouble. ® car line is operated with cast-oft | fockhelm, fn S Part cloudy ||| You can stop them now with Creo- equipment, and belief was ex- | Hamilton, Bermu; | Cloudy mulsion, an emulsified creosote i i /1 2 - pressed that the c ny is not finan- Juam, Porto Rico..! Clear { that is pleasant to take. Creomul- M Fashion unites with unusual value in clally able to improve the service, Tavana ; Cloudy river A suddicel: dlaovary 3 3 : ¢ g 5% ; i : SlEs e ] Partciouer ||| o0, ol motions it socthes and Smart-looking Dresses in the favored high this offering of New Suspender Skirts. iy heals the inflamed membranes and | shades, stripes and plaids. Because the blll now pending in COMP[)SER To SING kills the germ Congress proposing to license real Of all known drugs, creosote is - ., estate men contains many items e ‘rpcoxulzsd by the medical frater- Long and Short Sleeved Flannel Frocks, in “tending to communism and in con- i !nity as the greatest healing agency 3 = Rvantion to ths aariae ein oot | Tieusanice to Appear.at Maryland |[j6itx;a8 the cesiosc RAMITK Auensy sports models qnd button-up neck style. S L R d of the Constitution,” the amsociation University. coughs and colds and other forms New Printed Silk Dresses that tell you defi- pop S ot tan, _rown, poudre Voted to oppose Its passage of throat and lung troubies. Creo- 2 4 Jelresident L M. Frampton read a | Thurlow Lieurance, composer of the || mulsion contalns, in addition to nitely the print’s the thing for Spring. They're bleu, Monterey, rust, grecn, rose; plaids etter from xhr Washington Railw popular light classic e Waters of ||| creosote, other healing elements E = and Elec stating that the fires |Minnetonka,” and Hdna Woolley ||| which soothe and heal the Inflamed intriguing, to say the least, and smart to the in the Wisconsin avenue section re. |ldeurance. soprano, assisted by Hu- ||| membranes and stop the irritation last degree mlnl‘!) were not due to defects in the (bert E. Small, flulm,dwlll glve n{ pro- || and inflammation, while the creo- = 3 wiring system of the car comps gram of dramatized songs of the || sote goes on to the stomach, Is ab- Xt e = £ . " . 1t was maid that high potential elec. | North American Indian this evening || Sorhed into the blood, attacks the New Satins, New Jerseys, New Crepe Frocks. All Slzes for tric current jumped to house circults, |t the University of Maryland, College || seat of the trouble and destroys causing tlie fires. The association |Park, uder the auspices of the depart- || the germs that lead to consump- | St 0,5 s, Sesociasion | St i B8 : v . Sizes and Styles for Women and Misses planation and voted to duxmnd further | The university glee club will con- ||| Creomulsion is guaranteed satis- investigation. tribute a group of songs. {]| tactory in the treatment of chronic | b w d M' An effort will be made to have the | coughs and colds, bronchial asth- | omen an 1Ss€s DOWN STAIRS STORE Zoning Commission place greater re- ma, catarrhal bronchitis and other strictions on “A restricted” areas. All | consin avenue side of Mount Alto ||| forms of throat and lung diseases, | the Cathedral Heights territory is | Hospital and Is excellent for building up the zoned “A ricted,” with the excep- | New members were elected as fol- em after colds or the flu. tion of Wisconsin avenue, and it is |lows: Miss Julla C. Young, Tom | Money refunded if any cough or proposed to have the rules amended | Peyton. Rowland §. H. Dyer, Seth || cold, no matter of how long stand- Milanese Silk 700 I p t d d D t to permit of none but detached | Bowmanson, George P. Martin, Mis ing, is not relleved after taking S mporte an omestic / k L houses. The Commissioners will be |Janet Lynn, Mrs. H. L. Wyman, J. Y. ||| according to_directions. Ask your Covered @ esked to lay sidewalks on Macomb |Pennybaker, Crawford Kennedy, Sam ||| druggist. Creomulsion Co., " At- 2 street from Wisconsin avenue to|A. Syme, Horace Beall, A. M. Reed, || lanta, Ga—Advertisement. ighth street and on the ss Cooke and Charles $ ;. —_— 2.95 L Reducers, *2. RALEIGH HABERDASHER THIRTEEN-TEN F STREET Sl el Reduced below cost New Key=L0ck water at Great Falls at § am.: Tem- perature, 32; condition very muddy. Brand new—just out of their wrappings. Flannels and Homespuns, in the most and dark colors. DOWN STAIRS STORE These new Key-lock Handbags are extremely smart. They're prac- Regulnr Price ) $ Hafldbags $3 Sa tu rday Clea rance Shightly Imperfect 1 tical, splendidly made of fine grade These are clasp-on models, Plenty of large head ope and pouch style bags, in pin __ e sizes in the lot. Smart morocco, calf, goat, patent leather FOR MEN AND FOR ‘N? OMEN w “}L lalcc, b?;ks- ;:OVH""% : styles, the majority and silk, in plain and combination on both inside and out o Al imported from France. colors. Very moderately priced. pure Milanese Silk. Four & Felt Hats are all-year- garters. Sizes 24 to 37. ([ L round hats and will be Saturday will be’a big day at }he Raleigh Haber- Bicshouly : ; 5 gspecially popular for sports WOOI Mixed dasher as both men’s and women’s departments con- Very slight imperfections Colots . tribute to a sensational clearance sale of odd lots in qual- :l‘:;‘“h_ f:gc:;es‘ther ‘ d‘zs:flfls’ Henna, black, buff, brown, HOSQ, 88C Pair s . . . - = : wood, sand, copen, , red, ity merchandise. There are big savings in store for bLt R Eréen st son oo Trregulars $1.95 Grade those men and women who find what they need in this - DOWN STAIRS STORE ; : 28 High - grade Wool and Silk and odd-lot sale. Store open at 8:30. Wool mixed Hose, in black, black Th O t Th . 9 imd white, pnng{cc _and wlTle. ese Overcoats Are Less Than Children’s New | by v e From Our Menr’s From Our Women’s 875 to 10 Departments | * Department Usual Wh()lesale Cost Sprmg Coats Gotham Invisible TOPCOATS GOLF SUITS COATS SUITS The Saving Is Yours PR Underhose, 50c Pr. suitable for Spring wear; fow 'with extra long trous- llar and ouffs; pmd box ocoat of green it - i ers included); fne {m. 3 5 J a :arn:“?nn‘-’:l‘:’:ll -_n:xmp.‘z“ md e AR by tan camel's hwir Ideal Underhose that affords great ) 50 : A fort—with style. Scc 5 i e 2R e #.‘,':,‘:o Syt e 39 A fraction of what they would ordinarily : 359_5 comfort—with style. Secure a sup T ply, for real cold weather is not sell for. Do not confuse these coats with yet over. Small, medium and large sizes. i i Srap-aroun " sizes 1 q e Golfar nd cuf : - lly seen at this price—they TROUSERS TIES [ o ‘anr i e LT T 539 the coats generally c ¢ 185 puis Hart Sonar. 20 Ties: cut il beau- i e S 2 Penny Brown English are entirely different. That fine finish, full- i : Samples—Novelty Cuff mer and Marx Trousers 1 silio Boxoloth ~ Boyish ~_Suits; Tade Tremm e new Tl i i Hart double bressted, straight ness of cut and quality of material you in- s : Sizes 7 to suit patterns; including to prevent pulling out o N y 1 o seme goif him;%?s AT TS i o : 4 i . sist on in a coat of twice this cost you'll find \ 14 Years Fabl'lC GIOVCS 315 & 3 . 345 Ties: a A e Mo s tareg in these. : $| Pair —y i » as 3150 .. .. § ooat; . - HATS Vot aaimas sl .75305 Exceptional Values Samples of much _higher priced - haffner, and it n SHOES - ci‘z‘:fi‘;fi o ragiea Box and Belted Styles : grades. Fancy cuffs in scalloped 89 pairs Baleigh Shoes; o orepe = We could not expect to duplicate their like at Plain polaire and tweed mixtures. gl ooy o g s o 8 6 I rere'is B n s o n fe. 3 6 - : aye W5 WBNEERAT | BEGE w0 FLANNEL this low price this year. ; S S atnta Wk comrasiey | S 207 dasher quality; mostly all plaid cloth collars and cuffs. thers o fi;fi{i, e R L 1 Hart Schaffner and DRESSES are self trimmed, or _garnished with . faast “only” o "very fow i 7 M Manogany Duurh}n; 3 Titun 842 spurt SIzes 33 to 44 buttons and pipings. Desirable colors. Pure Rubber A e Dresses; Ohi Har, . $2.45 Wers 3640 39 33 AEre Siaten Tan = oo DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE e s ‘gg..gh 37 T ———| Household Aprons to $14 fg;@“l,fiiu. daniiny | ARl ‘m, P Handmade Linen Dresses, Specially Priced e, 95¢€ 1t Ay indi ; oliecks and flgus all Were $12 .. Almost indispensable to women in Sizes in ‘the lot, $9.15 (0% 2 L - : rin Tuxedo, collarless and Peter thes Botsdhall dubics These ate Were 34.00 2 14 i Entirely handmade and handdrawn Spring. 1 S hades=T ave in particularly dainty styles. Trim- UNION e . : Pan collar styles. pring shades . med in white, green and cocoa. z Tiaported Tabrie. of bivok Sadhuot sortoms: Linen Dresses are shown in perfectly . ender, rose, henna, blue, maize and tan. : i SUITS and white plaid; satin lin- Thh Pane : X L 3 % ’ 5 : KNIT VESTS S el ing i, dowble "breastad; cufe and bel stunning styles. Just the kind that you Women’s and Misses’ styles and sizes petterny” et R g e LR ‘;’f’;‘g i i o will like to wear when shopping this Sizes 16 to 44 16 to 44. DOWN STAIRS STORE New COld Cream Were $6 to $8.50, § and 44. Were 2 : X N b fir:;?fi;lmh‘; SR T 3 = . . I Face POWder sHRrs SWeamERs | 2 « e Your Spring Pumps or Oxfords | Silk Tunic Blouses Specil ] RC 20 Sweaters, V-neck . hirts; perales and button-front modeia: i oo ted Bosoms and Pookets; §00d heather r ollars to h; 3 o . Poudre Sylvia, a very adhesive face soparate oo ,'.?.‘,f,":.:“mnfit hadesi’ o 4 St i . Here at a Price Much Less Are Low Priced S W i Gan s and sepa. W oxet Than You Exfigcted to Pay erous size box—very specially o collars to match; all Thaes Trom 14 °ta 11 in the 14 Silk Shirt Waists; Lete ) white, pin striped and complete lot. $1.95 pin ‘ priced tomorrow. Vassssotose 11 cheak s 34, f‘ wu. uu 95¢ \ s : " i’ e Supias ’1‘.&‘2‘, .18 $ £ 9 Pair Men Will Purchase Many : o Toms Mt : e and ,.M o, Ereen 5 _Dimity Shirt Walsts; mn l!!ln of brown, = “The Print’s the Thing” ; - $ h and round Llars; . and :black, S - B Bopamiiel | oEmmoThogn ERGW.aGE ¥ N, A Crige 'de "chine, - ; Madras Shirts, °1 v el iy " This remarkable lot of Footwear offers | faille materials —these Becatise they're of a. high-grade \ ou the opportunity for savings greater all-over embroidered woven madras, in neat pin stripes No Returns—No Exchanges—No Refunds N ienat Mcka; and welt oiles G Tunic Blouses. Some that all men admire. Variety of with smart borders at patterns and colors to meet with ban, Spanish and low heels. the knee, which -give approval of all men. Sizes 14 to ° The Pumps—of patent leather, black an added air of distinc- 16. Neckband style R 1 h H b d h r satin; in opera and one-strap sti\;les. ‘ :‘lloenud;l‘nn≪‘;:t_o':sde:t' : a el a er aS e The Oxfords —of brown kid, black kid cabaret, Tangier, gobe- Menss Tles $l and brown calf. In the lot are Tin, paloma, pablo, corn Satisfaction Guaranteed Inc. flower, Castilian, red i i A new lot of Neckwear to sell at Sizes 4 to 8 and nasturtium. Al this very I ce. Cut-silk and sizes. is very low price. 1 S rayon ties, in attractive patterns, Thirteen-Ten F Street TP el SO g e Stu ot sen