Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 41

‘D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925. suid that an appeal may be taken to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals within the 10 days sllowed for such acticn. Mrs. Montgomery, who is an attor- ney and helped defend her husband. was afrested shortly before the ver- dict was brought in on a bench w: rant lssued by Federal Judge Sop: FINANCE FIRM HEAD AND AIDE SENTENCED A. H. Montgomery GCets Five Years—Wife Arrested an Con- tempt of Court Chazge. STAR, WASHINGTO Women’s Rayon Silk Costume Slips 95 3 AT ‘August, 000, _ kg 5wagger Coats—Chic Dresses—Smart Ensembles for The Needlework Guild of America Yo“r Easter wear Uncle Sam’s $5-a-Day Allowance - - For Traveling Employes Held Small 1,000,000 BUSHELS OF RYE FOR RUSSIA 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. BEHRENDS’ NT LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS. Heavy quality fiber silk, with pleated bottoms; colors, red, nile, copen, rose, green, maize, henna, tan, pink and navy money for meals of any employe absent on duty from his base post 10 hours or less. will cause em- ploves to “soldier” on the. job and ake more time to do a job that uld be dome in 10 hours or les:, and thereby draw - the $5-a-day allowance, or will: cause dishon- 2p intp Government ex- unts, in tie opinion of ative officials. Government employes have found that even by patronizing hotels‘nf the cheaper class and reducing Unc'e Sam's policies in dealing with his emp!lo; sent out from r _home offic on important ernment work are causing per- b) | snal financial losses to many em- a ' es, it became known today. eals Consumated for Ex N e . . he fiiequalities of portation From Baltimore, anding huve brought n-lmln!'trn!l\r- offi- Mtornont tempt of court. e was held under ! $1,000 Lail The Comm leged blind 1922, for $1,8 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 3.—Agstin H Montgomery, jr., was sentenced to five vears in Atlanta and Hemry L. Schwartz, his brother-in-law, to 18 months by Federdl Judge Hand yes- is to celebrate fts fortieth anniver- sary ataconvention opening in Phila- delphia April 30. railroad r own office Woodward & Lothrop Down Stairs Store Presentation of Easter Frocks Mirroring Fashion’s Every Whim $ 1 6‘.50' Printed: Crepe and Two-Piece Frocks ANk These two fashion-favored frock styles are offered much below their intended price tomorrow. Smart creations A Straightline tubular, two-piece and apron Tailored or trimmed with jabots, pleats, buttons, laces, embroidery, shirrings, lace insertions and Large Women’s Fashion-Right Easter Frocks Slenderizing Frocks in satin crepes, flat crepe and rayon. Straightline styles with pleated insets gwmg desired freedom. Men's Muslin Pajamas ina Spec1al Sale Four silk frogs that serve as buttonholes to four large We have just received a special purchase of men’s muslin Large pockets. The shades that men Full cut pajamas that afford plenty of comfort pajamas. and good service. wles governing traveling allow- amges that even cabinet officers, on offk-ial tours of dwky, Inspection towrs and other Goveriment busi® nes% have had to vay large sums of money out of their pwn pockets to atyrment the traveling allowance of $5 a day granted by the Gov- ernmex.L ¢ was that of an tary of ome of the of his own pocket he sot home o War is gganted day traveling al- anything. over this amount ot o s own packet But @ second licuten Enterprise Serial Building Asseciation 643 Louisiana Ave, N.W. h issue of stock now open bscription. Shares of stock, $£00 cach, pavable monthly Five per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary their bills for meals down to the minimum it has been very diffi- cult to keep within the $5-a-day executive council of the Na- on of Federal Em- ed its influence he- ity Fina arter deliber: liberalze the “STANDARD" GaASOLINE “STANDARD" terday after a jury had found them guilty of using the mails to defraud rs of' their bankrupt firm, the nee Co. The jury brought in the verdiet ing for an hour and a See Upstairs Store Advertisements on Pages 38, 39 and 40. 15 20 $16.50 in plain and printed crepes, satins, georgettes and wash silks. effects. novelty trims. Prints and plain colors—black, white, tan, poudre bleu, green, red, brown, navy, penny and gray, and other high shades Easter frocks, in a large selection are now being taken from their packings, among them new and interesting styles you will dchght mn scemg tomorrow. One and.two piece ensemble frocks combine bengaline and printed crepe and satin and crepe in fashionable This smartest of the smart dress fashions is very practical. slylcs. 25 $20 Green, sandlewood, beige, brown, black, navy, yellow and rust. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes 14 to 46 Conservative shades that women want. Navy, black, brown, gray and a few in light prints. Splendid values. 513 DOWN STAIRS STORE Giving the desired and fashionable straightline ef- . fect, these dresses meet with great popularity. Also flare models. DOWN STAIRS STORE / substantial buttons. prefer—White, tan, blue and lavender. DOWN STAIRS STORE 523 Sizes A to D. TIGER “iie" NONE BETTER ‘A. G. HERRMANN Models for women and misses. 750 Tenth St. S.E. ETHYL BENZOL $29.5o Colors— Heavy flat crepe and geor- gettes. Some in straight- line, one - piece effect. Others give ensemble ef- fect. Navy, black and hrown e O $25 00 STUNNlNG COATS AND ENSEMBLES A magnm- cent lot of * Easter gar- ments for young girls and misses, made of fine ) materials in Inew shades of powder D and navy blue, tan, rose, green, gray, black $17.98 to $29.50 Dresses 46 sizes. In lot Bandings. A wonderful lot to select from wool Poiret sizes. { shades of black, navy, and rust. Choice of tur-trimmed, silk- Reducing about #1140 of our best 75 L] are magnificent satins, silk crepes, georgette and Jacquard $35.00 Poiret Coat Suits Navy, Black $ 75 twill. Lhuue of 24 popular ong, Handsome Rayon Silk Tunics and Blouses white, red, gray, tan. gold | and Copenhagen. Every- braided, embroidered and novelty effects in up to $30.00 silks, .thmxmb!) trimmed with laces, em- | Tan and Gray stralghllnw tailored styles or the always- Long Tunics and New ! thing that's new is shown, this season’s cloicest models. Dresses in 16 to broidery, beading and contrasting color silk Suits of fine popular loose-fitting boxy models. 16 to 46 Overblouses in pretty { including the embroidered ! peasant style. $12 Boys’ Vest Suits 19 English Model Round - corner Boys’ $ Suits. Mannish vests and two pairs lined knicker pants. . Nice wool gleths in season’s newest shades and weaves. Sizes 7 to 16. $5.00 BOYS’ CLOTH SUITS Durable, Sturdy Suits for boys 7 to 98 18 years, in neat . poncil stripes. E= Cloth Norfolk all- around belt ceats, knicker pants. i ) $4 BOYS’ JUVENILE SUITS i~ Jersey, tweed girimmed with braid and e Colors: Gray. blue, heather mixtures. BOYS’ CLOTH HATS brown and| have them in all cloth and at- $].35 N Bring the Boy and Girl Here Saturday for Their Easter Outfit ] tractive-looking shapes. \— Every boy needs a new hat tos .25 match his new suit or topcoat. We Girls’ Crepe de Chine Dresses $12.98 Big Girls’ Coats || Coats, in becom- 39'95 inset, fur | bottoms; all sea- son’s desirable colors. Sizes 7-16. $4 Girls’ Broadcloth Dresses Lustrous Highly | .95 Easter requires one of these New Silk Dresses. Nice quality silk, with fancy roffled front and Colors>-White, , red, . In sizes 7 to ing models with farcy collars and Mercerized Im- ported Broadcloth Drasses, beautiful wide ‘stripes or fancy weaves in all desirable shades, nieely made and attrac- tively trimmed; sizes 7 to 14 Big and Little Girls’ Hats, $1 to 554_ , v New pretty hats in a largs range of shape combinations to match all costs and dr stri\v or silk and straw combinations and colors =7 & Two Great Lots of Shoes for a Blg Easter Saturday Sale «» SHOES | = All the New Novelty Styles in Cut-out and Strap Effects Sizes For Misses and Women ((—Cate Things for Baby $4.00 BABIES’ SILK POPLIN COATS Made of nice quality silk poplin, well lined '98 throughout ; silk embroid- ered collar; silk scalloped all around. Belts finished with large pearl buttons. X 12 to see, in pink only. Little Tots’ Flannel Coats Cute-looking silk embroidered, round collar, smocked front and back. Colors: Tan, copen and hennn B tancy novelty weaves: brushed wool or plain cel-" f Little Tots’ Voile Dresses Fine, sheer Voile, 'daintily made with ki- Babies’ Knitted Capes lars. Colors: Pink mono sleeves, with fancy Knitted 'Capes in and blue. 1 ilk rosebuds and stitch- ing ; two-tone collara Cuta, . Colors s+ Ror =] os 3600 KAYSER FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE Heavy Pure Thread Silk Hose of this standard make, with full length of silk 50 and lisle tops; full fashioned: black s = and all season’s shades. LADIES’ SILK. GLOVES Both 16-button Length anl Fancy Cufi-top Silk Gloves, heavy 3-row em- 50 broidery backs. Double finger tips. $ > Black and.colors. LADIES" FANCY SILK SCARFS Solid-color Crepe dg Chine Scarfs 1 00 N - to wear with ensemble suit. Hem- stitched ends. Peach, blue, canary, green and maize. LADIES’ LEATHER HANDBAGS Envelope, Underarm and Pouch shape Bags of leather and silk, made on good, strong frames Inside felling, c all-colors... Bt T A PO Al s A