Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 26

%_. -V STREET PAVING WORK I ESUINED Halted Because of lliness o Secretary Weeks—Traffic Detoured. L restful represented . After Jle por the old surface had been re v i southbounc rida high the t “TIN CANNERS” WIN. Court of Claims Bans Federal Tax on Four-Wheel Trailers. tourists won a victory in ] day Wwith a de- “Tin can” April Dollar Day Brings This Shower of Bargains at George’s--Friday COTTON PONGEE PAJAMAS —Attractive colors trimmed with silk frogs $1 and in all sizes....... MEN'S In the new sprin ors; slzes 14 to 17 rare bargain at 81 MERCERIZED LISLE HOSE black, q-l YA gray or navy PAIR FOR PURE THREAD SILK HALF HOSE—A wonderful quality in black, cnrdovnn,Sl TWO PAIR FANCY STRIPE SILK AND LISLE HALF HOSE—Strik- ingly good looking and shown in all the new spring shades. TWO $1 PAIR FOR .. 4 oxnnsis BLUE WORK SHIRTS—The famous Golden Rule quality in sizes- 141 to 17. ~In cordovan, SIX or navy. Limit 2 shirts to a customer. Special TWQ SHIRTS FOR 5 910 Sevent “We Request the Return Bought for Less Elsewhere.” avenue v | ered near the capital yesterd MADRAS SHIRTS— | DINNER IS TENDERED | COL. E. LESTER JONES Marks Completion of the 10th Year as Head of Geodetic Survey. f Col. E. Lester Jones, who yester- day completed his tenth year as di tor of the United Stat Coast and Geodetic Survey, was giwen a dinner st Wight at the address w qby Dr. ¥ Bowie, head of the ¢ branch of 1 uded Capt. R. L Farris, ant director; J. H. Van Wagenen, _engi- neer to the United States survey, and Capt. Philip A. Welker, one of the pioneer officers of the sur: COL..JONES. a vecitation. ncore a humorous sketch deal- h the live topic of efficiency Miss Phyliss Price sang, ac- | companied ss May Willis at the piano. Col. Jones spoke at the close of the evening. |WIFE ASKS INJUNCTION TO KEEP TWO CHILDREN H:sband——Threatens Take Youngsters to His Mother in England. ®ling 1| ratings. | Declares to | | { Mrs. Enid M. Smith today asked the District Supreme Court fc ent her husband, John H ttorney in the Department from carrying out an al | leged threat to take their two chil dren from her to his mother in Eng- land. Smith is a native of England, she tells the court, and has been nat ralized only a t time. Through Attorneys Godfrey L. Muh- ter and Edward D. Freeman. Mrs. | Smith says her husband surreptitious. Iy took the elder Smith. jr., 3 years old did not retur; he absence of her son be sick in mind and be the custody of the children be | cited the husband morrow why the in- not be issued junction LISBON EEiCVALLSVNOTES. April 16 —Certain types of bank notes have been from circulation because of ance of enormous quan- anterfeits. ret printing plant was the police seized a quantity of spuri-| ous notes, which are declared to have | een perfect im: GEORGE’S “7-POINT” UNION SUITS —A wonderful suit for comfort and long wear. Sizes 86 $1 to 62 aicniiienenn. . B. V. D. 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THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1925. on for protection of this flower, ened with extinction. iroundwork of the campaign to be conducted through the schools of the District of Columbia and through $other channels is being laid carefully by officials of the Wildflower Preser- vation Society and the National Cap- ital ce of the Garden Club of America, and further details of what will be done are expected to be an nounced soon PROTECT DOGWORD, 5 PLEATO PUBL Flower Now Is in About Three-Quarter Bloom, P. L. Ricker Says. The dogwood is Dblooming earlier this year than last, Mr. Ricker says, and if thte rain of vesterd: lowed with s pects that by be in th did_no reach until May b. this stage las The flowering dogwood, for the pro- tection of which the segond annual | Spring campaign is being launched, now in about three-quarters bloom L. Ricker, president of the Wildflower Preservation So- cjety of Amer! In some warm spots where the flowers have had enough sunshine dnd | las h moisture, Mr. Ricker says, the blooms:|4,000,000,000 francs additional cur have been reported Imost full. In|rency, and an increase of the same many nearby place however, the | amount in the bank’s advances to the blossoms are not quite open. state, the bank’s affairs with the gov- The amount of dogwood which will |ernment now are entirely legal. bedeck the Washington countryside| The exact amunt of money bor this year is, no doubt, larger tifin if |rowed by, the government from other n had not heen | banks in Paris is unknown, but finan cording to Mr. Ric al writers say these short, emergency that the public will r ans amount to about 1,100,000,000 equal enthusiasm this francs. The Bank of ment' today ,000,000 francs additional d to the government by the ince last week. As Parliament night authorized the issue of showed '—HKnown Musically Since 185’ 1t Brings You The Cholcest Things | In Music. 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Sherril, “ill pufldings and grounds, in an address t | | | | | before the Soroptimist Club at the Hamilton Hotel, ye ‘App 4 | such as ¢ SR i stll bett Sherrill Tells Soroptomists They]"““" of Congi | lumbia spends only one-third Can Help in Appeals to | for its parks as the City of | 1t should spei i | from tke mere city, it has a big “Congress at its last two sessions|he said. was surprisingly generous to the Dis-| Dr. Lulu I. Waters civies committee, intre given a birthday party by Capt. f;enol Bearmore, SAYS CLUBS CAN DO MUCH | TO BEAUTIFY WASHINGTON | MITCHELL IS SPEAKER. e related 1 0 Army I nembers of her a from follows: Dr. Juliz ganizations t Club will get 2 v and | given e Cole 1 as m winner of prize, Balti talked on the work of Mrs. ry h. Aside |1onherger, who donated the prize. g (ying the | j3thel Knight Pollard, president of the U value,” | Gjub, presided. airman of the 5 TR d Col. 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