Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1925, Page 14

= 4 b. L. LOHRER HEADS Elected Most lllustrious Grand Master of District Grand Council. George I. Lohrer, deputy grand | master, was elevated to the office of most illustrous grand master of the Grand Council of Cryptic Masons of the District of Columbia at its an- nual assembly ¥ evening in the Grand C room, Masonic Temple. Rolen E. Painter, past illustrou THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925° WORK ON HEBREW GENTER 70 BEGIN Ground Will Be Broken To- morrow for Building on Sixteenth Street. Dr. Abram Simon will break ground for the new $400,000 Jewish Com- munity Center, which Is to be erected at Sixteenth and Q streets, tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. The affair will take place in the presence of the board of trustees of the institution and will also be blessed by Dr. Simon according to the anaient Hebrew rites. 1t is planned that the structure will serve as a national community center. award, will contain an auditorium with a seating capacity of 1,200, a large gymnaslum, a swimming pool, moeting rooms, classrooms, coffee shop. a roof garden and space for offices. Fund Oversubscribed. In the campakgn to raise funds for the center, the quota of $200,000 was oversubscribed by $37,000. The Na- tional Jewlsh Welfare Board, which also conducted a campaign, pledged $50,000. The officers of the Jewish Com- munity Center are: Harry King, presi- dent; Dr. Abram Simon, first vice president; Isadore Freund, second vice president; Morris Wittlin, third vice president; Moe Offenberg, cor- responding secretary; Abe Sheffer- man, recording secretary; Charles A. Goldsmith, treasurer: Harry Viner, assistant treasurer; Maurice Bisgyer, executive director. The bullding and site committee is composed of Isadore Freund, chairman; Morris Cafritz, J. B. Shapiro, Morris Wittlin, Fred S. Glchner, R. B. Behrend and Harry King, ex officio. The board of trus- tees of the Jewish Community Center A. Goldsmith, Jacob Heckman, Isidor Hershfleld, Paul Himmelfarb, Rose Hornsteln, ~ Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Mrs. Isidore Kahn, Mortimer King, Mrs. James Lansburgh, Hyman N. Levy, Mrs. Hyman N. Levy, Rabbl J. T. Loeb, Stmon Lyon, Maurice Mazo, Mrs. Alvin Newmyer, 1. B. Nordlinger, Capt. Jullus I. Peyser, Rabbi Louls J. Schwefel, J. B. Shapiro, Miss Aline E. Solomons, Louls E. Spiegler, Mor- ris Stein, David Wiener, Joseph A. Wilner, Mrs. Alexander Wolf. SHORT SKIRTS CAUSE CAFES TO CUT CHAIRS By the Associated Prees. LONDON, February 9.—Chairs and tables in the fashionable London cafes are an inch or more lower than they were a few years ago, due to the change in women's dress styles. Tho average short-skirted woman could not sit gracefully at the high- er tables, It was explained recently at a meeting of a cafe owners’ asso- clation. If the short skirt disappeared, it DELAY CONSIDERING TWO NOMINATIONS Senate Committee Members Plan to Hear W. E. Humphrey for Trade Body. Action by the Senate interstate commerce committee on the nomina- tions of Willlam E. Humphrey of Washington to be a member of the Federal Trade Commission and of Thomas F. Woodlock of New York to be a member of the Interstate Com- merce Commission was postponed to- day until Wednesday. It is planned to have Mr. Hum- phrey appear before the committee then. He testified before a subcom- mittee Saturday. Chalrman_ Smith, Democrat, South Carolina of the committee announced today he would carry his fight for tloning the ability or character of Mr. Woodlock, Senator Smith said his selection was “monstrous” be- cause it gave to New York another representative on the commission and left the South without a member. Senator Smith pointed out today that the commission of eight members has not a representative of any sec- tion south of Kentucky. “Some of the most complex ship- ping and rallroad problems lie In this vast section,” he declared, “and I am going to fight to the last to obtain proper representation.” Senator Smith has asked for rec- ords showing the membership of the commission since .ts establishment, preparatory to waging a fight on the floor. FOUR KILLED IN CRASH. Father and Five Children in Auto Hit by Train. SALISBURY, N. C, February 9.- John Giles, negro, and three of his children, ages ranging from 5 to 12, the automobile in which the family was riding. Two other negro children were injured more or less seriously. IT STOPS THAT COUGH JUNIPER TAR COMPOUND GIVES QUICK RELIEY FOR Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS USED 50 YEARS WITH WONDERFUL SUCCESS 35c A Bottle At All Druggists O“"I‘ EXPERIMENT! This old o master of Columbia Council, : “nd master of Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A M, appointed grand steward, thus admitting him to the official Grand Council line. Other Officcrs in Higher Rank. Other officers were advanced to the next higher stations and re-elect- ed as follows: Richard A. Roseberry, deputy grand mas Edward Burk- holder, grand pri conductor; P. G. M., grand trea A Colborn cted); R nd chaplain; 15, grand captain of guard; R Barlett, grand uctor of council; George 1. Sher- grand marshal; Rolen E. ter, grand steward, and George Burke, grand sentinel W. C. Kelth Installing Officers. | The new officers were installed by Wallace C. Keith of Boston, general aptain of the guard of the|United uncil of the United States. so spake on conditions in the medicine has relieved hotsands——it will reliove you. Ask Grandma----She Knewal _ was said, both tables and chairs 1d have to be raised to their old he building, which has been de- signed by B. Stanley Simmons, local architect, who won the competetive southern representation on the In- terstate Commerce Commission to the Senate floor. While not ques. is composed of Simon Atlas, R. B. Behrend, Morris Cafritz, Morris Gar- | finkle, Fred S. Gichner, Mrs. Charl are dead as a result of a grade cross- ing accldent here yesterday, when a Southern train struck and demolished Woodward & Lothrop Down Stairs Store See Upstairs Store Advertisements on Pages 20 and 21. New Silk Frocks of the Latest Style That Are Excellent Values Misses’ $20 Women’s Sizes Sizes In these frocks are cleverly reflected the new developments for Spring—tubular, apron and tunic, one and two-piece frocks. Godets, inverted pleats, shirrings, buttons and every trimming idea you'd expect to find on dresses much higher priced. Flat Crepes, Crepe-back Satins, Satins, Georgettes and new, interesting Prints. Values are worthy of special mention— frocks of unusual worth. See them tomorrow. DOWN STAIRS STORE GEOF L. LOHRER. LAUSANNE TREATY BEFORE COMMITTEE The Lausanne treaty, under which the Amaze Your Friends i vt e | With Your Lovely e ot o s on nocnne | Complexion Lucien G. Yung wasappointed grand | e foreign relations committee for lecturer. The grand master also w empowered to appoint a committee on| on of Chairman Borah, | Work andilcotures and by laws. Senator King, Democrat, Utah, one of | »an C. Vaughn, retiring grand mas- | ter of the Grand Council of Royal and | those prominent in the fight asainst | Select Masters, was presented with a | ratification, appeared to restate his op- floor lamp by Arthur I. Fenton, presi- | position. The convention formed the sub- dent of the Iilustrious Masters' Asso-| ject of a discussion recently at the clation, on behalf of the ptic Ma- | White House between members of the €ons of the District. Mr. Vaughn was | committee, President Coolidge and Ric the recipient of a past grand master’s | ard Washburn Child, who, a5 Ambass jewel, presented by Past Grand Mas-|dor to Italy, was the official American ter Mark F. Finley on behalf of the | representative at the Lausanne negotia- | H tions. John W b . Do yon want a clear, skin, free from c of pimples or bl it ecasily, und so quic Wil be amazed at the change in nce. Simply take two Velak lets with each meal. Then watch th ts. Hefore you know it, every pimple and blackhead “will have disappeared and Fou will have a clear, youthful, velvety skin—the kind that is envied by every tne. Velak supplies your system with cerfain vital elements—the very elements needed to keep your skin beautiful. You won't believe what a wonderful change it can bring in your complexion until you try it ecommended sold by Péoples Drug Stores and lnk comparatively brief consideration. invitation Hat Sketched Peacock Trimmed New Thistlebloom Silk and Straw Spring Hats Moderately $5 Pnced.,. o etaTetersremee What's new in the Millinery world? What'll be smart this Spring? Questions similar to these may be answered by acquainting yourself with our complete $5 Hat showing. One of the latest shades, “Thistleblo " a beautiful tone of red, is featured tomorrow. THE NEXT LINK IN THE PIGGLY WIGGLY CHAIN WILL OPEN AT WISCONSIN AVE. and MACOMB ST. N. W. ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th THIS STORE WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH A FIRST-CLASS FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT IN ADDITION TO ALL THE REGULAR PIGGLY WIGGLY FEATURES Del Monte ASPARAGUS TIPS 2. wieerz. . 38¢, 2 for 75¢ Cans, White Tips CORN PEAS TOMATOES Monocacy Valley..can, 17¢ Fancy Virginia pack. Early June, No.1 can, 11¢ Conqueror Shoe-Peg No. 1 can, 9c; 3 for 25c | Fxtra Sifted, No.1 can, 15¢ can, 19¢ Early June, No.2 can, 17¢ No. 2 can, 12¢; 3 for 35¢ Sugar Corn,No.1can,11c | No. 3 can, 17¢; 3 for 50c | Petit Pois, No. 2 can, 27¢c FLOUR, all brands. .. ... ..12 Ibs., 75¢ | PEACHES, Blue Ribbon..11-o0z. pkg., 10c White Naptha SOAP (P.&G.), 6 for28¢c | STARSOAP ..........5c, or 6 for 28¢c Beechnut Products PRUNES OLIVES Unexcelled for quality and Fancy Santa Clara new New pack—good value: flavor. pack. Fancy Queens Jelly . 25cand 43¢ | Medium size. ... .Ib., 10c 4 oz., 15c; 8 oz., 25¢ Ib., 19¢ i 1214 oz., 35¢ Peanut Butter, Large size. 5 oz., 35 126, 196,30c | “SUNSWEET” PRUNES | 5omiisd Menzanilles Bacon ... jar, 43¢ 2-Ib. package, 25c e 121/ oz., 40c Chili Sauce. .21c and 30c = Ketchup ....20cand 29¢ | KRUMM’S Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles. . . . .3 for 25¢ COFFEE Breakfast Foods Good coffee is essential All the nationally adver- for good housekeeping. We | tised brands are in our atock a large variety and Stores. you will find your favorite | o b brand in Piggly Wiggly orn Flakes Grape Nuts . . Stores. Wilkins Breakfast.lb., 44c Kellogg Krumbles. Post Toasties. . Orienta, bag....Ib., 50c Orienta, can....lb., 55¢ g Rk Puffed : Your Luck 53¢ P:ff:d wR?::t Maxwell House. .lb., 57c | Shredded Wheat Lord Calvert. .. .lb.,, 55c | Post Bran Flakes. ...12¢ Kellogg’s Bran . ....12¢ Wilkins Perfect. .1b., 60c Ralston Wheat Food. . 23¢ Astor .........Ib, 55¢ Quaker Grits ......12¢ Do o e Sled e 0 N Cream of Wheat. POSTJM Wheatena ... .. Cereal ....12c and 20c | Rolled Oats “Instant ....23c and 38c Kellogg’s “Pep” . ... BACON FRESH EGGS Sliced by machine, From nearby farms, packed our “Sunset Gold” Brand. of f—*“Sunset Gold.” in cartons; guaranteed. Lb., 47¢c Lb., 38c Doz., 60c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES —the most complete assortment, delivered fresh every day POTATOES 5. v 15 15 Ibs. 29¢ New Cabbage. ...lb.,, 6c | Fresh Tomatoes..lb.,30c | Radishes .....bunch, 6¢c Old Cabbage....lb, 3c | Iceberg Lettuce.head,15c | Spring Onions.bunch, 4c Spinach .....2 Ibs,25c | Celery ...... stalk,12c | Oyster Plant.. .bunch, 15¢ Turnips . Ib.,, 5¢ | Cauliflower . ...each,30c | Mushrooms .....lb., 60c Sweet Potatoes. . .Ib., 7c | Spring Carrots,bunch, 7c | Grapefruit ....4 for25c BLACK TWIG APPLES, Large, 3 Ibs. 25¢ SPECIAL BEEFSTEAK SALE On Tuesday and Wednesday at All Our Markets PORTERHOUSE " SIRLOIN ROUND Ib. 40c ib. 35¢ Ib. 30c Large, medium, small and bob head sizes. Models for misses and matrons. Pastel and vivid, dashing colors in silks and straws. DOWN STAIRS STORE 4,800 Striped Turkish Towels (18x36) Specially Priced, 4 for $ 1 Soft absorbent Turkish Towels in white with stripes and borders of pink and blue. Usually you'd have to (18x36) Fine Huck Towels, 25¢ 1,200 Fine Quality White Huck Towels, of a soft and absorbent quality. Very specially priced. Irregulars of $1 Grade—Men's Wool-Mixed Socks 2 Pairs, ®1 600 pairs in the desirable heather mix- tures, browns and grays. The irregu- larities of these hose are very slight. Sizes 105 to 1124, Boys’ Wash Suits, *I 300 High-grade Wash Suits for boys. Full cut of Peggy cloth, fine crash and pongette. Blues and browns, white and greens. Middy and button-on styles. Some in vestee style. Sizes 3 to 8. pay a much larger sum for such splendid quality towels as these. The handy 18x36-inch size. Extra Heavy Turkish Towels, 50c 600 extra-heavy large size (22x44) double-thread Turkish Towels at this very exceptional pricing. DOWN STAIRS STORB ¥ Final Clearance—Fur-Trimmed Coats I8 at $39.50 ‘165‘3;32, 10 at‘$29.50 All Were Very Much Higher Priced Stylish Models, Attractive Fabrics, Smart Furs, Wanted Colors DOWN STAIRS STORE 5,000 () Columbia Vocal, Dance and Operatic Records=-Much Less Than Usual 2 8 C Each Red, White and 4 for $ 1 Blue Seals Finest artists and the best recognized dance and con- The Metropolitan Orchestra of New York. the French cert orchestras in the country make these rccord;. Symphony Orchestra, the Cincinnati Orchestra and Splendid 12-inch red, white and blue seal Columbia many others equally famous. Come in tomorrow and select four of these records at the usual price of records in the best of condition. one. Four records for a little more than the usual price of Records not demonstrated. None sent C. O. D. or on one. A few of the orchestras whose recordings are included in this selling—— = Approval. Mail or phone orders will not be accepted. DOWN STAIRS STORE Our Exclusive Peerless Footwear Offers Smart Style With Extreme Value $ 5 Pair 6x0 This, our exclusive Peerless Footwear, 8.3x10.6 '$32.75 is conservative, yet in keeping with the Chenille Bath Rugs, $1.75 trend of smartest styles. Manufactured The wanted 18x36 size. Reversible by one of the best known makers of shoes and durable and washable. Choice : in this country. Cuban and low heels. it colonhis ool Sizes 3% to 8. Widths A, B, C and D, DOWN STAIRS STORE Women's Silk=Mixed Hose, $1 300 pairs of These Silk and Rayon Twisted Hose. Black, white, atmosphere, simon, nude, French nude, thrush, tan- bark, cordovan, . light gray, gray 3 Every pair is warranted to give satis- faction. Sizes 84 to 10. Bright Colors Trim English Broadcloth Blouses, $1.95 Genuine English Broadcloth Over- blouses, in white with color combina- tions—accenting the vogue for brightness this Spring. Chanel and other smart styles, including blouses with Club collars, Derby collars and Boyish collars. These Blouses are particularly striking when worn witn the new Suspender Skirts. DPastel Shades in Rayon Vests and 1 $ Step-ins, °1 The much desired pastel shades—peach, flesh, pink and others—may be had in these high-grade Rayon Vests and che- mise. Vests with self straps in sizes 36 ‘ to 42. Step-ins with contrasting. color bottoms. 4 Edwards Preserves They are better than homemade. This is hard to believe, but try a jar and be convinced. Strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry 9-0z., 23¢c; 16-0z., 35¢ Pineapple, Peach, Apricot, 9-0z., 21¢; 16-0z., 33¢c DRY CEREALS Green Split Peas.Ib., 14c Yellow Split Peas .1b., 14c 18¢c 9c 18¢ 9c 10c .10c .16¢ Ale .10c 13¢ .16¢ . 12¢ Comet Rice.. .. Astor Rice.. . k., ..pkg., BUTTER Fancy fresh creamery— rind Seamless Axminster Rugs Seconds Higher Grade Specially priced Oriental, Chinese and Persian effects in these rugs of surpassing beauty and extraordi- arv quality. 'x54 . 36x70 . Smart One-Strap Patent Leather Pump, $5 Fa‘lhionnble Tan Calf Oxford, DOWN STAIRS STORE Smartly Conservative, $5