Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 15

BWLSE CORE TAKE OATH Retiring Secretary of Agri-i culture to Become Gov- ernor Today. By the Associated Press. CHARLESTON, W. Howard M. Gore. retirk of Agriculture, takes th here today as West Virg teenth governor. ecretary of office s seven- Fair weather was promised for the day by the ter and the ast night that wou'd attend the lirgest attendance at a similar ceremony in the history of the State, 'SEMINARY ALUMNAE HOLD FIRST REUNION Immaculata Graduates Elect Of- ficers on 20th Anniversary of School Founding. of the alumnae of minary closed 3 terday afternoon with the election of Mrs. George was _elected n vice president, Gertrude Daly of Washington secretary, Audre: Alexander of this v the local chapter de Daly was elected presis| Miss Beth Sheehy secrets ich was held in cele- ventieth anniversary of establishment of the Institution. organization of graduates will be 1t Monday meet- hn J. delegates at ng by Rep- ifornia, is a student of the the tea table 1& H. Carter, Mrs. J. Fred Essary and Mrs. Samuel Cross. Will Honor Gov. Ross. * Dr. G. A. C. Chandler, president of the College of William and Mary, will be the principal speaker at the Democratic dinner to be given at the Mayflower Hotel Saturday under the ouspices of the Woman's National Democratic Club in honor of Mrs. Nellie T. Ross of Wyoming, woman Warn Foreigner To Register in 48 Hours in. France By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 4—Foreigners in nce were warned today by the vithin 48 hours of their ar- rival in the country. Travelers not inteading to remain in ¥ for two weeks are exempt, / As the new decree has not been given much publicity since it theo- retlcally went into effect on Sun- day last, the police officials will i allow foreigners a little more time to cemply with the new regula- tions. ! . An assortment Junior and Floor Complete combinations; Floor designs. at Many Selections From Our Superior Assortment—Are Grouped at Pro- nounced Reductions—As: Group ey HALF-PRICE of complete with shades. lamp and shade Bridge with a change in the nolicy of the United States toward Russia, It neverthel coincided with the von- clusion of Russo-Japanese agree- ., which was bound to affect AMERICA ISOLATED, * D_ECI.ARES RYKOFF Russian Official Declares Effort to Place Soviet Beyond Pale Has Reacted Against U. S. ted that in the at- ate Russia, the United States was now isolated and that this wag alresdy being felt in certain finaitcial and commercial groups. Commissioned in Reserve. | Melviie Gillett, Fitteenth and L strests, has been appointed a major and Guillermo Butler, 2627 Connecticut avenue, & captain of finance, both in the Officers’ Re- serve Corps of the Army. By the Associated Press. TIFLLS, Ga., March 4.—The ques- tion of American 1ecognition of t! Sovlet republics was di:cussed yeste day by Alexis I. Rykoff, president of the Russtan Council of Comrgissa addressing a blg assembly. He d ciared that even If Secretary Hugh Automatic telephones in Christiania, resignition was nolconnected directly | Norway, now number 20,000. of ~finance, LRRIRNVLLL2VDVLLIRLLLVM AL RN SRARLNR lowered prices Group Ly Bridge and Junior Lamps in a varied assortment—complete with shades. Bridge, Lamps- Group BT Many attractive Bridge and Floor Lamps—shades to har- monize ; complete. and MRS. KNAPP IS GUEST OF BUSINESS WOMEN Mrs. Florence E. S. Knapp, secres tary of State of New York, the only woman holding .such a position, was the guest of homor and principal speaker at the luncheon yesterday afternoon In the Raleigh Hotel of the Zonta Club. Mrs, Knapp came ‘0 Wash- | ONCE AGAIN! We wish to call your attention to repeat business. fleet of Silver Spring Building Supply Company, who have been owners of International . Trucks, and as new equipment was required they purchased mére International Trucks, so satisfactory has their present equipment been. So profit by the other man’'s experience and let us show vou a model that will fit your delivery department. LET US DEMONSTRATE ONE TO YOU Come to our showrooms and see the wonderful display of motor trucks Free Inspection for Life of the Truck—AlkNight Service International Motor Truck Agency, Inc. 228-232 First St. N.W. Qetoh“to atténd tive Taauguration cere: monfes. < < Mrs. Knapp told of her experiences as State execiiive and told of op- position being raised to her plan for change in method of taking the census in Her State. Before taking public ofice Mrs. Knapp was dean of the départment of home economics of Syracuse University. Mrs. Helen Keith Fobes of New York City, a jewelry connoisseur, told of interestinz phases of fewel ccl- lecting in which she is engaged. ; Miss Jane Bartlett, vics president ot tae clnb, presided. Ousted Russian Jobs Back at Half Pay. By the Associated Press. HARBIN, Manchuria, March 4—The “white’ Russian police, yesterday dis charged by the Chinese authorities, have been given permission to re- sume their posts at half their former pay, belng placed on the same basi as the Chinese police. This, it is be lfeved, will'remove the unemnloymen Policemen Get | ANARARAS CRRACURNNNAN \\\i\\\“\\‘W\\\\“\W‘“fi“‘mfim The above photo showing Sizes 3—1—1%r—2—3—5 Tons Day Phone, Franklin 1170 Night Phone, Linceln 2721.W 4 Z ? ¢ | it ;\m 'RATED WITH CHINESE. - | | | CHEVY CHASE, D. C. W._H. WEST i+ CO. "Real ‘Estate 916 15th St. Main 9900 Varied Properties With improvements to meet the most ex- acting demands and prices suifed to every income, the homes listed below, are deed varied. In addi- tion, our experience with realty values dccrues fo our clients’ advantage. 455 LURAY PLACE N.W. $9,800 Off Soldiers’ Home and Park Road Well built house of 6 rooms and bath in per- fect condition; hot-water heat and electricity: i stantaneous heate; dry tube. BROOKLAND BUNGALOW $8,150 Nr. 14th & Irving Sts. N.E. 5 rooms and bath; hot- water heat and electricity; brick foundation: steel beams. hardwood floors: garage; lot 50x150. Just $14,500 Just East of Chevy Chase Circle New 2-story frame homes of 8 rooms and bath, with extra shower and toilet in cellar; -~ all modern im- provements; open fire- places. BURLEITH = Group 5—10% to 40% Reductions A collection of Table Lamps and Shades at sharp reductions as noted above. movernor. Dr. Chandier is one of the foremost educators of the South and the head of the only co-educational institution_in_ V. Owner leaving city, sacri- ficing practically new home of 6 rooms and bath, one and one-half blocks from Western High School; all improvements and conveniences; paved street and alley. ~ DULIN& MARTIN G 1215~1217 F Street and 1214 101218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:3 CLEVELAND PARK $14,000 7 rooms and bath, semi- detached: sleeping porch; garage; hot-water heat. GARFIELD ST. Just off Conu. Ave. $15,750 3-story brick house of 10 rooms and 2 baths: hot- water heat; electricity; hardwood floors; garage; porches. 27th ST. NEAR WOODLEY ROAD s Bt R B L LB LR e L &&9‘%2%&9&9&2& RLLRBERRALE We've chosen “Inau.g‘l‘n;aliovn Week” to inaugurate the 52nd . Family Reunion. It is quite likely that many a Washington Belle i sporting a neatly shod foot at the Inangural Ball of 1873 had LT Gl a7 Al A Times have changed. Styles have ehanged. But PRINCIPLES don’t go out of style. This Anniversary Week is dedicated 1o a renewal of the princi- ples of quality and service that have made this in fact, as well as name, “The Family Shoe Store of Washington.” Their active, energetic, little bodies frequently require a large amount of nourishment and much of this is suppliedbyBaker’s Cocoaina readily assimilable form. s us. AT OFn Walter Baker& Co.Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1780 | {Dorchester Mass. Montreal.Can. BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREE b For sleeping rooms— formal parlors and reception halls — dining room and living room — for the library —and for public buildings. Properly applied it won't rub off. Ask your dealer for Ala- bastine Colorchart, or write Miss Ruby Brandon, Alabas- tine Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Al heatina—a povidesin white ki tints. Packed i S-pound pec] ready for use by mixi i rfaces board, brick, cement, or allwa]ls I In the new Manhattan Shirts for Spring, fea- tured by the better shops, you will find the new long pointed collar attached shirtsin novelty striped effects exclusive with Manhattan. The cuffs are the single bar- rel type with either one or two buttons. Priced at ’ $3.50 (Fifst Floor, ‘The Hecht Co.) The Hecht Co. F Street at 7th 27 Y 2 Anniversary Sale of WOMEN’S Footwear *4.35 Several hundred pairs of Pumps and Oxfords reduced .especially for this event. Consisting entirely of FAMILY SHOE STORE SHOES, In all leathers— and excellent variety of sizes and styles. New Spring models included. Values $6 to $10 " Anniversary Sale of g MEN’S Footwear %465 A few hundred pairs of men's oxfords —ecollege and conservative styles in many leathers—and a good selection of sizes and widths —some new Spring models included. “Valuee $6 to $8 'Anniversary Sale of CHILDREN’S ‘Footwear | 2 For this group we have selected some infants’, children’s, misses’, boys' and girls' shoes from our regular stock of high and. low styles. In some—the sizes are not so complete, butthe values are most unusual. *. Anniversary, Sale Prices | | | | | | | | | i 1 { | : ; 3 madé her preparations at The Family Shoe Store. i $ § : H § 3 ; 3 * @ % % ° % H $8,500 i 3 % H 3 3 H - 2 3 » z * L 4 * @ $14,750 9 rooms and bath; hot- water heat;: hardwood floors; 2-car garage. INGOMAR STREET NEAR 42nd $13,000 Detached, 2-story and attic, 7 rooms and bath frame house; built by - promi- nent Washington -builder for his own -residence; practically new: complete in every respect; garage; Jot 40x100. JENIFER STREET NEAR 39th $25.000 Brick hume sl ofoH rooms and .2 baths; open fireplace: 2-car garage; modern in every way; lot” 70x90. INGOMAR STREET .NEAR 39th $22,500 Beantiful new house of 10 rooms and 3 baths on nicelylandscaped lot; stucco over metal laths; slate roof; garage. KANAWHA STREET NEAR 38th $14,000 2-story detached frame house; 7 rooms; 2 baths; hot-water ‘heat; garage; ot 69x95. - JUST EAST OF CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE $14,250 8 rooms and 2 baths; heated garage. W.H. WEST CO. i Rl Bl s 916 ¥5th St. Main 9900 g e L e A Y