Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 20

TRAFFIC MISHAPS PUT6 IN HOSPITAL Boy Suffers Fractured Skull|* | When Struck—Bicycle I Rider Is Among Victims. A collision between two automo- Wiles at Pennsylvania avenue and SPAIN TO BUY WHEAT. Must Depend on Imports to Make Up Shortage. MADRID, April 3.—Spain is about to open the gates to the importation of small quantities of wheat to make up for the acute shortage in Spain. Customs duties may be modified if circumstances require. The director general for provisions says that in view of lack of wheat in Spain the price jumped from 39 to 57 pesetas per metric quintal (101.43 dounds). The importation of foreign wheat is to be permitted only until the shortage has been overcome. It is belleved that about 70,000 tons will suffice to bring down the price to 52 | Pesetas per metric quintal. PASTOR WHO TOOK FUNDS OF CHURCH IS QOUSTED New England Conference Acts After Admission That Money Was Used to Buy Auto. By the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 3.—After an alleged confession to conversion of 32,000, evangelical church funds, to his own use, the Rev. Charles A. Whitehead, former pastor of the Grace Evangelical Church of Everett, was expelled from the New England Conference of the church, it was lemrned at the conference session here yesterday. Mr. Whitehead admifted using the obtained through them. g R =’ WASHINGT ON SILK STORE ixc. SILK LOOMS OF AMERICA Successors to Phone Main Great Peremptory Sale |36 $10,000 worth of choice seasonable fabrics at less than % ) Q@ - Teath street yesterday rosulted in| —_— . money, part of the general church iy 1o Rhma Armetead T6 KNG gl et Here, cost to manufacture. The Lowest Prices in the annals of the R lcAntiia Ve, whe was . ah : Sl taken En ney S| h - i to Energsicy Wonolal Tt | mae ol ot e Ameriemn et | m 1 A ELIN \ Silk Industry. This is the opportunity of a lifetime. Come @iver of the other machine, was|city, ‘Monday, AHI 13, It was anc — 9] early—sale limited to few days only. charged with colliding. He deposited | nounced today. The council, which is Wonderful Color Range, Including Blacks and Whites 7S \ $40 with the police to guarantee his|the governing body of the American | we specialize in two m .—-u\- examining appearance in court. Institutg of Accountants, plans toef eyes for glasses an il pre- Leonard, Stephens, 13, 815 Fifth | discuss ‘legislation designed to re-|scriptioss. Betistu onaan street ndrtheast, was driver of a|strict the practice of professional ac- motor delivery vehicle that over- | countancy to those who are certified CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. tyrned at Seventeenth and T streets)or registered as accountants by State 1314 G 922 14th yesterday afternoon Stephens and | authorities. iT. 1889 h::ph:lwr'.i“mr.m “-,sm,,’“, i g”ny e \ $1.98 36-in. Crepe Sunbeam $3.49 40-in. Satin Cantons ) $ 29 street southeast, were severely in- ) A : . jured. Stephens sustained a fracture \ $1.98 36-in. Novelty Crepes c $3.39 40-in. Satin Crepes et $2.69 36-in. Pure Dye Satins s] 39 | $3.98 40-in. Brocaded Crepes' $ 2 39 feet, while Wiseman's right foot was fractured and his head cut. Both re- celved hospital treatment Boy Is Vietim. of one leg and cuts to his hands and / X $1.69 36-in. WhiteSport Silks $3.29 40-in. Checked Radiums S > $2.49 36-in. Crepe Velette $4.29 40-in. Jacquard Satins “Pledged to Quality” The Becker Handbags @ $2.39 36-in. Jersey Knit $3.79 40-in, Novelty Crepes Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. @ for s 5 S 220 33, Tub Broadcloth) ¢ 1 49 $2.79 36-in. Printed Krep Knit % $2.39 40-in. Crepe de Chine They are of the season’s smartest and new- est creations—charming styles in leathers and fabrics particularly adaptable to the . . " Spring Costume. Florentines and those of and operated upon b Hand-Tai by Good & and-Tailored by Goodman & Suss e e Coimed Sulllinat st ved Joseph D. Rogers. His conditi $ OO Je e morocco. L \ ] 2 Teported 4s being favorable foda A Week-End Special George Aver, 16, own from his bi aid was given by Dr. Batts at Ei ne 3 = . Pure silk BECKER umbrellas, with gilt 16-rib frames, Sl A G b fabrics combined with excep- wood shanks and good-looking handles. All colors. v tional tailoring must inevitably . Linton v A Fourth atreet north automobile of Turner R &treet northeast. streets northeast noon. Police reported that Linton r in front of the moving automobile - i #uddenly that the driver was unable 3389 i Crepe Falnes s 49 $3.79 40-in. Faille Francalse $3.98 40-in. Spiral Crepe to prevent the accident. uffering from a fracture of the — $2.89 40-in. Embossed Crepes) s 69 $3.98 40-in. Satin Cantons ‘ $2.69 40-in. Bayadere Crepcs $4.69 40-in. Broche Crepes $2.19 36-in. Glace Tafietas $3.79 40-in. Satin Crepes S venue near the | bridge over Rock | Creek yesterday afternoon when a|f Wheel caught in the groove of thel! car track. He landed in front of an | automobile driven by Willlam J.; Wells, 512 Third street. He was in- - > : jured and his wheel damaged. First Suits of such fine quality north end of I b $3.98 40-in. Crochet Crepes $4.98 40-in. S. & W. Crepe { $3.49 40-in. Plaid Noveltizl) s 1 98 $4.49 40-in Heavy Flat Crepe} - $3.29 40-in. Canton Crepes $4.98 40-in. Novelty Brocades( th street southeast v, 3 terday afternoon. Sandy Tolson, c ored, 59, 1 D street south driver of one of the tes ed at Casuaity Hospital for. injury t his knee, while Henry M. robes of men who are not satisfied with anything short of the best. Two and three button, loose- find their way into the ward- Iy > :5 See Our Window Display shall, driver of the other tea: charged by the police with colli and failing to sto; OFFICIALS TO BE GUESTS 70 SEE “THE HOLY CITY” St. Patrick Players Next Week to Go on Tour to Atlantic City fitting models; medium wide or full width trousers, styled for the professional man or college chaps. Light grays and tans predominate; sunproof blue serge, in single or double- breasted models. HE K[Rs Other Goodman & Suss ( 1316-18 F Street A variety as never before—the “Big Suits to 65 ' } Folks” idea of style is developed strongly | in our children’s department. Mail Orders Prepaid Easter Footwear For Boys and Girls and Baltimore. officials and _members of Mutual Welfare Asso-| be special 7 £ <’ £ ot f M uight pe f:rmi‘:\i‘iw 't tie Young folks’ footwear of sterling “The Holy City” the worth—sturdy—long-lived—linked with Plavers at the ) e 2 night. The proceeds el : . 5 X i e, Jome prcemasiars ey sy E a pleasing service and perfect fitting by fund of the Catholic Daughter e Ower ~ : - America b i experts. The officers of Washington Lodge| - l 3 of Elks occupied boxes last night, and tomorrow night all past and prosp tive members of the St. Patrick Pl ers will make up the farewell au. ence for a rformance especially | dedicate. the young men and| women who have made these dramatic e The flower of Easter style—in one of the greatest shoe “‘plants” PIAVarst ittt s eyecish feita x| in Washington—The Family Shoe Store. i ey eteene et This great shoe establishment is ready to take care of every- body—as never before! & Palm Sunday performance of the The Family Shoe Store is in step with Easter! Presents for the Boys and Girls play will be given at the Garden Pier Theater for the benefit of the poor; fund of St. Ignatius’ parish. On Tues- day night at the Auditorium Theater, Baltimore, a special performance will | be given, the proceeds to be applied Boys’ Oxfords Style illustrated in Brown Misses’ Pumps i —Drs. Sprin A Spring Southern Tie—in _Style i ted i . 1o the Archbishop Curley scholarship | Other 5ty7es Prices, $5.00 to $12.00 | "E’l‘::'::;t"s";z:; ';;}‘,s_”,‘,fi Biicat f Th Gl Elk—soft box toe—A to D fund. A sewed soles—A to D wide. wide. 9 1312 .00 ) 8 to 11 $4.00 Sgstoit $4.00 e gu / Y% to 15 to 2 $450 Other styles for achool, 7 \ / ¢ dress or play, $3.50 to $6.00. Garden Dances Tea 4:30 to 6 o'clock Cover Charge, $1.00 neiuding Tes. | Dinner Dances 7 to 9 O’Clock Service a la Carte pper 10 o’clock to closing Cover Charge, $1.00 Baturdays and Holidays, $1.50 Vincent Lopez Orchestra 8-Day Trip to HOLLYWOOD By the Sea $250 trip for *110 Including all Stopovers to ST. AUGUSTINE DAYTONA PALM BEACH MIAMI EASTER SPECIAL TOUR Saturday, April 11th &Y EXCELLENT OPPORTUMITY SPEND A BEAUTIFUL SHORT ui‘n:: VaCATION AT A GREAT HYMAN N. LEVY, Mgr. ‘Washington Office 1426 N. Y. Ave. NW. Phone Main 347 Hollywood by the Sea FLORIDA An exclusive Cut-out Sandal, in patent leather; new and $6 50 stunning. .. New Pump in fan calf, ivory kid trunmed and all- 510.00 over patent A very handsome Two-tone Pump. of patent l;ulm trim- s 1 000 med in ivory ki Simple, but beautiful Ome- strap, i patent, or black or blonde satin A Charming Pump of tan with strap of wory OVER FIFTY YEARS A4 Parisian Ankle-strap Pump—in palent leather or $6 50 black satin .. A Dignified beauty in this Step-in of tan calf or patent, twory calf trimmed A Step-in Pump—in palent leather—stitched with white— also in tan calf “Gladys” —a young miss’ Bow Pionp, in patent and tan leathers Black Vici Kid—along the . 57.50 comfort idea = with novel 310-312 Seventh St. N w. SATISFACTORY SERVICE Mun!' Oxfords For misses, growing girls and children—in Tan, Gun Metal or Patent Leather— with welt soles—A to D wide. 8% to 11. 2 $3.50 N¥to 2....00.0000 $4.00 2410 7. 8500 Growing Girls New Cut-out Instep Strap— very nifty—welt sole—AA to D wide. = 2% o7 $6.50 Misses, 1134 to $5.50 For Misses An “Easter Tie"—in Patent Leather or Tan Calf—welt sole—B to D wide. 8% to 11 Wto 2 OVER FIFTY ¥ Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star Strap Pumps For growing girls, misses and children—in Patent, Tan or Gun Metal—year-around use—welt sole. 8% to 11 $350 1Mito 2 O 2%to 7 $5.00 For Misses A Clever New Two-tone Button Pump— right from “little Paris,” of course—every miss will want a pair. 11% to 2 $5.00 For Misses Patent or Tan . Calf Side- gore Pump—iront cut-out— newl—A to D wide. 8% to 11 e .$4.50 1 to 200 ies $5.00 Infants’ First Step—Fool- wear of Ewvery Description Boys’ Moccasins The toughest, best-looking service footwear ever made for growing feet—Smoked or Brown Elk and two-tones. 5 toll.. 51.00 and &LSO 11'5 to 2. ito 7 SS.. Rubber. Also Crepe, Soles Sports model—in Tan Calf, with durable Crepe Rubber Sole—the kind that never seems to wear out 2to 6 $5.50 Styles for Little Gents $4.00 to $5.00 For Growing Girls A “Chic" Bow Pump—in Patent or Tan Leathers. 3% to 6... Many other styles for grow- ing girls, $5.00 to $7.50. FAMILY/fiOE/TORE 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. EARS> SATISFACTORY 'SERVICE