Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1925, Page 16

16 * BANDI CAPTIRED AFTER HOLDP Prince - Georges Constable Trails and Seizes Negro Who Robbed Storekeeper. Newark ? %5 tional Commission of Fine Arts, the i s A A O Committee of One Hundred on the |Postmaster General New announced Special Dispatch to The Star ski, coxswain, Chicago. Actual work of examining parcels| Development of Washington, the | toqay, HYATTSVII Md. Mareh 18— | Morgenstein was commended for|of land to be purchased by the Na-|American Institute of Architects, the | gupp1es for the coming fiscal year Willlam James, colored, of Clarks- |remaining at his station in the han- | tional Capital Pagk Commission, and [ AMGreat, Redefatiol ot ATS HIT Lo include 6,185,000 pen points, 480- bu Va., was locked up at Upper Marlboro today to await the a n | 3 of Mississippi Crew Are Cited for Bravery in Blast Three members of the crew of the battleship Misslssippi today were commendd by Secretary Wilbur for courageouy action at the time of the turret explosion on the ship last June, off the Pacific Coast. They are Jacob Morgenstein, seaman, New York City; Alfred C. McBride, boatswain’s mate, |dling room beneath -the turret even after the order to evacuate it had THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. INSPECTION BEGINS SOON OF PARK LAND Cemmission to Have Data on Sites Before It at Meet- ing Next Month. | incidental surveys to determine what other lands are to be taken into the appointment of such a co-ordinating agency is expected to result in the greatest good and to prevent mis- takes which have been made in the past. “The lack of a co-ordinating agency in the past of all the differ- ent actlvities working for city and park extension in Washington,” said Col. Sherrill, “has caused in some cases unfortunate results, with the | Lest Intentions on the part of all concerned, and it is felt by the Na- tional Capital Park Commission that these errows will be entirely elimi- nated by the agency just authorized, working In co-operation with and having the constant advice of such important organizations as the Na- American Soclety of Landscape Ar- chitects, as well as other agencies (., THURSDAY, MARCH 1Y, 1925. $5,000,000 POSTAL SUPPLIES REQUIRED Department to Open Bids April 16 for Material for 52,000 Offices. Bias will be opened in the Post Ofice Department April 16 for $5,000- 000 worth of supplies for 52,000 post offices throughout the country, 000 penliolders and 900,000 quarts of Raleigh Haberdasher Spring Value Week Celebrating Our Second Year at Thirteen Ten F Strect of the Prince Georges County grand |been given, and -McBride for the|park system under authority of the | interested in the development of the |Ink. Other office equipment needed Jury on a charge of robbery. He |promptness with which he operated |commission, will be carrled on be. | parks of Washington. Inaiucepi 50 00:ompersoiins;.$90.900 pleaded tice ‘of the | the sprinkling In_the upper | fore anothér meeting of the body is| The commission has not fixed upon | TUbber stam TSl Asas Pk Peace t night to | handling room, preventing the spread | herd any definite pieces of land to be pur- | T bands, 1,560,000 lead pencils, 112,- -ft’.";»’.i-"if, lof the fire. Lieut. Col. Clarence O. Sherrill, |chased, but several lists have been | 000 TTRowsiter m?hm!.n,”hggg.ggg Sloraitn | lenowski, aithough dazed by the|director of public buildings and |prepared and the par 0 listed ;‘ s {(".' rv‘:r'?flgpflspnfi:)bo Piadei of & gun, £ Peters splosion and by being struck by |grounds of the.National Capital and|will be examined. With the rapid [letter facing wiips. 5000000 parcel we' sk g e Sl ek i nen Jjumping {rom the turret gunfexecutive officer of the commission, |development of the city, it was point- | Post tags, 300,000 larie sheets i Eo MAa ugkocfPeac £or Ao latform, “seized the first shellman, |said today thatsthe commission will|ed out, it is difficult for the commis- |blotting paper, g ot b s aftsrso 000 {Ehies A, el mtdagliy % | Whose clothes were in flames, and[not hold another meeting until the |sion to say just where purchases will | 11,200 new jetter and package boxes Pw cus ing no attempt to loot the pushed him through the shell deck [latter part of next month. At that |be made first 16,000 1eint, ??‘ Yo ch S f '“v"f””' ioe DD e then throush to the electric|time it is expected detailed reports| The commission is working along [tollet soap, 72,000 yards of cheese cloth ers by giv- register, eck,” being “forced to render the|will be avallable, the general scheme of the McMillan | for dusting purposes, 3,600 brooms, - 4 a| and arrested him within after being notified. Orleans is second clear it.” man Insensible, dition, due to his dazed con- and to push two additional men through the hatch in. order to He then smothered the flames with his jumper snd “attempt. ed to return to the gun for.the see- ond shellman, but on account of his In the meantime invitations will be sent out to those governmental and civic organizations which It has been determined to have represented on the advisory committee and which will be called upon to assist the com- mission its work of making the Kational ( 1 one of the most plan, which provides for certain park areas and certain playgrounds in the Capital. The commission has $600.- 000 to expend this year, and all of this the District as it is realized by those in charge that owing to the great strides the city is making In bullding opera~ juired before 4,140 brushes, 4,600 mops, 9.000 cans of scouring compound and 9,000 new American flags. The bids will be received in the office of Thomas L. Degnan, purchas- ing agent of the department, and con- tracts will be awarded after a special committee has passed on the proposals ing greater values. dazed condition and the flames was ' to reach him.” t port in th submitted by the various bidders the world. Th Paris is wearing Small Felts ‘ / We have them this week in WOMEN’S KNOX HATS $12.50 THE new Paris shapes and the new Spring colors are showing now in this lovely assortment of small-crown hats from 5 Knox. Tangier, bluet, new tan, rouge, mushroom and yellow are some of the delicate shades revealed in these jaunty models, four of which are pictured. It's - an offering of newest style as well as good value for Raleigh Haberdasher Week. LWIT anem "Original Style ~ Dependable Qualily” | MODEL NG, 5903 w1t 9 FR2, Spring Is in the Air The decided change from Footwear that is old to fresh, dainty Shoes of the new season, gains strength every day—And truly the change is very marked, for never have incoming styles been so unusually different. The problem of where these new Shoes can best be purchased is really no problem at all, for the house that has faithfu_]ly served for thirty-two years as leader in shoe style and values, is prepared even more ncticenb!y than ever before with Footwear for Spring In a Marvelous Style Selection of Great Magnitude Raleigh Haberdasher Women's Dept., Third Floor Thirteen Ten F Street FOR MEN Preserves— Lighter shades of tan calfskin and wider toes, to hlrmoniAz;hwifl;‘ the new i ull cut trousers, are the prominent features for Spring. ough the cosf of shoe production has risen sharply since last season, TRAVELER prices Del Monte \ Burt Olney i remain_ the same, while the famous TRAVELER high standard of quality G 714-11ST. \ Brand— i 5 i is retained. : ' : cg\l.la?‘:e Sc Main 40: » . o 3 1, Col. 2511 Strawberry | || ; FOR WOMEN //:}4_ 2 2 Raspberry | | What a decided change and how delightful you will find the new leathers 74 5% < Red Cherrys | |i and colors for Spring; Blonde Kid, Blonde Satin, and Apricot Kid are very 3 new, while the smart step-in and dainty strap effects will be worn by every o fashionable lady. 35 I HOSIERY MAIL ORDERS FILLED C I In a large assortment of new Spring Postage Extra 3 Jars | colors at popular pric Addreds Orderd to H ASK TO SE S £ g 81,00 I The famous TRAVELER DIAMOND XD TRAY ELNN SO CO- | Brand. 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