Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1925, Page 14

SCHOOL BULDIG PLANS HOORSE Takoma Park Citizens Ap- prove Five-Year “Program. At a meeting of the Takoma Park Citizens’ Assoclation held last night at 8 o'clock In the Takoma FPublic Library the five-year bullding program for the public schools and compul- sory attendance were indorsed, fol- lowing a recommendation made by the executive committee of the asso- ciation. Dr. Guy Clinton presided. The committee on schools was in- structed to study the condition hoth the Takoma and Mary #chools with a view to increasing the efficiency. The committee also was authorized to use its discretion to re- quest the United States Board of Fducation to make a survey of the &chool equipment and administration, Recognizing his loss to the com- munity and the assoclation as well, the meeting adopted resolutlons of regret at the death of .Maj. D. S. Fletcher, a former president of the association, who died January 25, F. C. Merrit, chairman of the com- | mittee’ on parks, parking and play- | grounds, spoke of his efforts tn eo.| cure a location for a permanent Christmas tree. On MOtion v .. + A. Hooker the association voted to indorse the Dick test for scarlet fever. It was announced that the dele- gates to the federation had been placed on standing committees of the federation as follows: Mr. Merrit on the committes on police and fire pro- tection and Mr. Irey on the com- mittes on public health. The dele- gates stated that in accordance with instructions from the executive com- mittee they had not opposed the a mission of delegates from the Ta- koma, D, C. assoclation. The dele- gates from that association, however, have not been rceognized by the fed- eration, A letter thanking the association for its donation to the firemen's coffee fund was read. Fred B. Lin- ton spoke on Abraham Lincoln. D. H. Krees was admitted to member- ship. COOLIDGE BEHIND FLEXIBLE TARFF Disapproves Suggestions for Eliminating This Fea- ture of Act. gestions made in Congress for onment of the flexible provi- #ion of the tariff act are disapproved by President Coolidge. M Coolidge holds that it has not been demonstrated as vet that the fiexible provision is unworkable. He recoznizes that difficulties have at- tended its workings. but believes that as a general proposition it will he extremely helpful In the deter- mination of rates and schedules based differences between cost of pro- tion at home and abroad. | The view that the flexible section mizht well be eliminated, from the tariff act has been advanced, among others, Chairman Green of the Housa wayvs and means committee, who holds that more than two years of operation have shown it to be un- workable. The provision Is considered by Mr. Cooiidge, however, to have been es- | peclally advantageous as applled to| the present tariff law, time when forelgn exchange was fluctuating, but designed to cover & period when exchange should become stabilized. Only through such a pro- vision, Mr. Coolidge malintained, could a really scientific tariff be created and maintained. Twice-yearly Clearance Sale Women's low shoes and evening slippers Styles. that are in demand—all of them from our regular stock. And that is why this sale is a REAL economy—and M. F. BISHOFF ELECTED enacted at a | Struck Policeman, Took Car; Blames Diphtheria Serum Speclal Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va.. Febru- ary 10.—Antitoxin for diphtaeria was responsible for making him take the car of the physiclan who aaministered the serum znd caused him to strike an officer, a local man, whose name was not record- ed, told police in extenuation of his acta, The police belleved him, and let him go. They said he apparently had also been drinking. He told them he was calling upon his sweetheart who, unknown to him, was with a family Where there was a case of diphtheria, and he took the serum @s a precau- tionary measure. Several hours in the lockup were required to effect recovery. HEAD OF REALTY BOARD Newly Formed Organization Names President—Suggests Rent Bill Changes. Marvin F. Bishoff, local real estate man and attorney, was elected presi- dent of the newly formed District| Realty Board at a meeting which was called last night for the purpose of | accepting the resignation of the for- mer president, N. E. Ryon, which was sent to the organization yesterday. Mr. Bishoff states that all the other officers are temporary and a meeting will be held on Friday to arrange for permanent officers and. outline the policy and adopt the by-laws of the new oganization Representatives of the District Realty Board visited Congress yes- terday to suggest some changes in the licensing section of the proposed rent bill. - e President John Quincy Adams did not attend the inauguration of his successor, AndrewsJackson, March 4, | 1829. He was taking his usual morn- ing horseback ride. Spring Save a wait for your Spring clothes— get a weight off your mind and leave more weight in your bankroll by select- ing from the many medium weights suit- able for Spring wear in our 101t Complete Suits and P, Sidney West 14th and G Sts. N. W. ICHS one by which you should profit. Rich’s entire stock, however, is not included in this sale. FOOTWEAR that FORMERLY SOLD at $8 to $14.50 $4.90 Reduced to $6-90 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. '(\7., TUESDAY, - FEBRUARY 10, 1925. WILL PRAY FOR RENT BILL 07 800, B3 0 9 B GG GBS UGG S GGG GG OGGGG GO GG GGG LANSBURGH & BRO. Society Asks Churches to Offer Petitions Sunday. In a resolution adopted last night by the United Rescue Bible Society and Voluntary Missionary Associa- tion, all the churches in the District of Columbla are asked to pray Sun- day that the House and Senate Wilk| pass the proposed rent bill. The organization, colored, asks that “sincere prayers” be given, beginning at 6 o'clock, until the evening. A resolution, urging the President to support the bill in the name of the poor, both colored and white, was also adopted. With_the exception of America and Great Britain there are no two coun- tries In which the mile Is of equal length. INDIGESTION, G4S, STOMACH MISERY Chew a few Pleasant Tablets Instant Stomach Relief! The moment “Pape’s Diapepsin” | reaches the stomach all distress| goes. Lumps of indigestion, gases, | heartburn, sourness, fullness, flatu- lence, palpitation, vanish Ease your stomach now! Correct | digestion and ity for a few| cents. Druggists sell millions of | packages Waits Clearance Overcoats INCORPORATED $8.90 Men's and Children’s Shoes are also included in- this Twice-yearly Sale at greatly reduced prices. ICHS Proper Footwear F Street ot Tenth FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SlN‘CE 1860 7th to 8th to E The Success of —will depend, not upon big expenditures, but on careful shopping for the woman who would stand out from the crowd. [eBlebruary Leonoimy Prograin —is replete with values that will make it possible for tou to be perfectly gowned at every event—and keep within your budget. Winter Coats Must Go! Coats That Sold for $59.50, $69.50 and Much Higher Only the very best of materials, the finest furs, the most careful workman- ship—such coats would be exceptional values even if they were not so very smart ! But there is not one in the lot that does not have an air of distinction. 1f you would make a real investment in style, shop early, for the group is limited, The last of our $15.00 and $19.75 Sports Coats, for immediate clearance, $9.90. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. d N ew Griptite Shoe In Which Comfort is Combined With Smartness $7.50 Typical of the smart, well- fitting types of our Grip-tite Oxfords is this model. The heel, two widths narrower than the toe, holds the foot firmly and yct gives it per- fect freedom, and a steel shank gives the arch neces- sary support. In brown kid, black kid and tan calf, with Cuban or military heels. & STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Paris Is Wearing NewFlowers Flowers for coat lapel or shoulder of the afternoon or evening dress — just arrived, & Beautiful and $1.00. Gardenias, 39¢ to $1.95. Roses Spraved with Foliage, 89¢ to $3.95. Fruit Boutonnieres, 50c. French Boutonnieres. Very special, 29c. STREET FLOOR Scalloped Voile Handkerchiefs 121;¢ Copies of far more ex- pensive Handkerchiefs are these of bright colored voile, with scalloped edge. Lovely qualities. ‘White Swiss Handkerchiefs and Linen Handkerchiefs, with all<zrg:(undd emhroigered or embroidered corner de- sign. Very special.... lsc STREET FLOOR Orchids, 59c Inauguration’s Fashion Parade $5 Paris chose for her Spring hats! with thrift. ery, pins and ornaments. distinctive—every color new, Tailored Straws $3.85 woman who Of soft, pliable Swiss Mi lan hemps with grosgrain ribbon band and wmovel or naments of ribbon. SECOND FLOOR. Fashion’s tSifies-E conor;ly’s Price! 1 New Spring Millinery Bright colors, flowers, festive silks— For the woman who would combine chic Silks—silk and straw, in an_abun- dance of fetching styles, are trimmed with flowers, brilliant bits of embroid- Every style The Perfectly Groomed Figure Wears A Stylish Stout Corset Graceful contours—that ideal every woman would at- tain—are made possible for even the largest figure by these scientifically designed corsets. Curves are smoothed out, and long, slim lines take their place, and comfort as well as smartness is the result. Expert advice in the choosing of vour corset, as well as in its fitting, will be given by Miss Sadie Dougherty, who has made a study of the larger figure and its corseting. She is in our corset department for a limited stay—make an ap- pointment for tomorrow! Corsets, $7 to $15. Brassieres, $1.50 to $4.00. SECOND FLOOR., LANSBURGH & BRO. A Special Selling of » 50-inch Tapestries Fine Upholstery Patterns $2.45 and $2.95 yd. Here's a fine value for those about to renew the heauty of some desirable piece of furniture. Rich, heavy quality; handsome designs. Buy now and profit. 100 High-Grade New Axminster Rugs s, .. $6.95 A special purchase of this limited quantity of unusually fine quality small Axminster Rugs, in matching patterns with— - 100 Axminster Rugs, size 27x34, of equally fine, deep pile quality % 33-95 = Phone for Upholstery Estimates Modern workshops, expert workmen, and best materials make all our work satisfactory, and economical. Phone Franklin 7400, Branch 111 for estimates. FIFTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. | assortment! When You Send Your Valentine— You want it to be dis- tinctive—screamingly funny, delicately pretty or tenderly sentimental Choose it, then, from our There are Valentines of every kind, dozens of styles. For the Valentine Party, there are original favors, place cards and invitations, 25¢ to 50c. STREET FLOOR 48c Novelty Jersey Cloth 35¢ A very fine quality Jer- sey material, with highly mercerized finish — ideal for fine lingerie. In pink, light blue and white. 36 inches wide. THIRD FLOOR. New Normandy Voiles 50c Yd. 1925's newest designs— conventional patterns and white dots on colored grounds. A variety of at- tractive shades to select from. 38 inches wide. THIRD FLOOR One-Day money enough saved on two or three to buy something | laundry! Wash Boilers, 98¢ ! Oval Tin Wash Boilers, with dome | cover. Strongly made. No, 7 Copper Bottom Wash Boilers, $1.98. No. 8 Copper Bottom Wash Boflers, $2.19. No. 8 All Copper, $3.95. | No. 9 All Copper, $4.49. | 3Vs-ft. Skirt Boards, 69¢ Made of smooth tub: rect shape, 4-ft. Size.... 79c 475-ft. Size.. 98¢ 5-ft. Size....$L19 Ironing Table $1.69 heights. 6x12-ft. Cartain Stretchers, $1.88 proof brass pins. SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. hard wood, in the cor- Folding Ironing Ta- ble, of selected lumber, adjustable to three Rid=jid Ironing Table, $2.95 Strongly made of hard wood, vs.'ith rust- Sale Laundry Needs Wednesday shoppers will find sturdy, dependable laundry accessories, with else. What a day to equip a Water Pails Heavy galvanized 10-quart pails, 25c. 12-quart size, 29c, 19-Inch Wash Tubs, 59¢ Heavy quality, well made, galvanized s. 2Z1-inch Size, 69¢ 23-inch Size, 79¢ 25-inch Size, 98¢ Wooden Clothesline Reel, with 50-ft. hand- 1aid cotton clothesline, e 59c. Folding Wall Clothes Dryer, with five arms, 59c. . Pease Wall Clothes Dryer, 89c. Simplex Mops, seli- wringing, 79¢c. Folding Wash Tub Bench, of hard wood, $1.49. Oblong Splint Clothes Hampers, hinged cover, $1.25. Hand-power Washing Machines, $14.75. - Coffield W ater Power Washer, oper- ates on low pressure, $22.50. 6 Dinner Plates 6 Cups and Saucers 1 Meat Platter them. for so little cost. Here’s a Big February Sale Special! 32-Pc. Dinner Sets 1 Open Vege- table Disk Choice of Handsome Medallion Designs Arranged for months ago and purchased espe- cially for this sale, else you'd pay much more for Designs of wonderful colorings on a fine grade Amefican. Porcelain China. need china or not, you'll want this set. attractive, so useful and, above all, so much value Whether you really It's so SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. 1