Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENIN( + STAR, WASHINGTON, D C, FRIDAY, international oject and private law, which some time ago was n: h4 re of an institute for the unlfl(dflonl ‘dul\w! by Mussolini. PARLEY IN ITALY : Greets Envoys of 36 Nations at Commerce Conference |3, aid he felt certain that tes to the conference will unite « continuation of nd to further and promised | Italy’s co-opera He said the int ferences on con e through the mons and placed King Albert of forts in maki cess Mussolin arliamentary o House of nnnnp | et {VETERAN Y DIRECTOR IS GIVEN LUNCHEON Friends Honor C. E. Beckett on 25th Anniversary of His Service Here. The oldest member in point of serv ice in the Washington Y. M. C. A |is €. Edward Beckett, director o physical educatior whoyeste “Y" Summer School at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, ; two years at the chool at Silver and for the past 13 years attendant at the ol at Blue Ridge, For the past six has been dean of the physi chool at Blue Ridge. He is a ber of the joint basket ball com tee which formula 1 the rules the game, and is chairman of the hand ball committee, which formulates all the rules of that game for all Y. M. C. A.'S in North America. World War he was ath or of the Brest Division, in APRIL 17, 1925. WILL SPEND $60,000,000 IN HOME BUILDING PLAN Jobn D. Rockefeller, Jr., to Sub- divide Forest Hills Estate at Cleveland. By the Aswoclated Press CLEVELAND, April 17.—A $60,000,- 000 residential development by John D. Rockefeller, jr., as the first step toward dedication of the famous Rockefeller est Hills estate, in Cleveland Helghts and East Cleveland have the monious, Already 106 acres have, been ac- quired at a cost of $680,000, to add to 310 which now belong to the Rocke- feller family, with a value estimated at_ $2,000,000. It is planned to spend $2,500,000 this Summer for utility services for the new allotment. THREE WORKMEN HURT IN FALL OF CONCRETE Panel at New Hecht Building Falls—Laborer Suffers Con- whole development har- | ing the work from below, and caus two colored men pouring the con- | crete to fall from the second story to the ground floor. Robert T. Lee of 1748 Oregon ave nue, one of the colored r tained a concussion of the s severe injury, and his condition stated as not “definitely determined’ at Emergency Hospital this morning. Hull and Danlel Arnold, the second colored worker, of 84 Myrtle street northeast, were able to leave the hos. pital after treatment. The concrete was hardening at the time of the cavein of the panel, ac cording to the police, which mint mized to some extent the seriousness of the nccident. STORAGE For Your Furs Modern Vaults at Freezing Temperature Moth Proof, Fire and Burglar Proot to some public or semi-public purpose was announced by B. R. Deminj local real estate man, and Rockefel ler's agent in the undertaking, last night. The plans provide for a community of about 1,000 apartment and busi- ness sites, over which will be strict supervl of architectural plans be cause of Mr. Rockefeller's desire to| 51 Moderate Rates Cleaning and Insuramce Included mi| [# Saks Fur Co. Prices rea- | 610 Twelfth St. Above F UTILITY PLANT SEIZURE [ ¢ | IN MEXICO STIRS ALIENS || £ e of the physical de partment of the local nization. cussion of Spine. CL_AFL]N amine your eyes—quickly wl»n;lflmll)~ulln( no drops. All_work guaranteed. CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. 1314 G 922 14th Established 1889 Three men were Infured during bullding operations at Hecht’s new ddition, nth and F streets, to ; when nd story floor panel | ch was being filled with concrete » way, falling on Clarke Hull of | 8 Cathedral avenue, who direc- | o 4R Friendly Protest Watched Intensely by Owners Envoy's Just come given t April 17.—Miss Doro ot Butte, Mont,, vesterday at | e City Club by | fellow workers of the “Y M came of Foreign Properties. Associated Press. XICO City, April 17.—The case i nd Power Co. n over by th ni said the is to unit > economic Beckett be. identified | ¢ with the local Y. C. A. in April,' 3 hotel when the | wedding was occupy- opy “olumbia Athletic Club | is now the hoys' de “Y.' Tt is estimated | time more than 2 s have passed through his hands on their way to healthy al development fore coming to Washington, 0 guests in and s after the ce breakfast was s of red rambler ro: and power four ¢ interest agers of erican_Ambassad tense L Sheffield has itions to the | that in tha 000 RUGS—CARPETS WASHED AND REPAIRED Tittoni said ne | [55 sought to prom tion and prosper G STREET BETWEEN |1™g 2™ while phy Side “Y' i tudent Training K. Boone, manager of the 10 New Y. s of the property, 8 a special the Chicago Y. M. C. A, School. He attended the | [X 1712 20th St. N.W. Phone Potomac 1529 Special—Tomorrow—A New Collection of Attractive Coats At an Amazingly Low Price 1219-1221 G Street N.W. Presents An Interesting Assortment of Price Reductions on Seasonable Spring Garments Important Reductions on Every Type Coat you see in smart gatherings today is here. The coat with the fur border or fur collar, or the coat with no Knicker Suits and Riding Breeches Knicker Suits of fine qual- ity, all - wool, imported tweeds, With ss coats and knickers to fur at all. The coat with the wide flare at the bottom or the perfectly straight coat. The very simple coat with self-color And the Soft pile finished fabrics, twills, homespuns and lustrous silks in every coloring that is smart embroidery and the coat with new designs. woolens are beautiful. A special clearance of our better grade of Cc Superbly developed from poiret twills, flannels, suedes, etc. Some with embroidered pleats, others match, well tai- with fur borders. A good opportunity to get vour lored, made to / ! g Spring coat at a low price. : g fit. Sizes 36 to . Priced spe- Sizes 16 to 44 ial ._ ; $25.00 Special Wool T\\ccd Knickcrs Values mplete range of Downstairs Store Dresses Pure Linen Riding Breeches Reduced In a today. Sizes range from 14 to 50. .00 SECO’ICZ F]OO?‘ Beau en ' lir white tiful qua J Tomorrow—An Important Event Frocks and Ensembles Of the Better Kind Unqueationed design and Ensemble SUITS Reduced Exquisite garments of this most popular mode Of poiretsheen and flan- nels with dresses of printed crepe, flat crepe, etc. comprehensive array of styles, nicely created from printed crepes, flat crepes, satin flannels, etc. Sizes 16 to 44 . crepes, Crepe de Chine SCARFS Tn solid with deep f Values that are exceptional. Sizes 16 to 44 workmanship. Styles that are the smartest of the season, ends new colors. Crepe de Chine and Georgette Scarfs In be: il floral patterns. A great AR T and st um; s and Full-Fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose 0f beautiful sheer quality, in all the most popular colors, including black and gun metal. 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These utility garments are developed along the newest lines in fine quality fabrics and in an exquisite variety of colors. Dywnstairs Store L 2 Rebuilding Sale Reductions on GIRLS' COATS 35 ment for girls ranging in sizes from 7 to 14 years. Developed in suedes, polaires, -etc., in several styles. for $10 and $15. Regularly sold Downstairs Store L 4 Hemstitching and Picot Edging Pleating Buttons Made l/rder e . e 2 T T TR, Tz Trrzrer%. All sizes. Silk Teddies In fine quality crepe de chine. Elaborately trimmed in Val and Baby Irish lace. Two- toned ribbons. The colors arePearl, Flesh, Nile and Orchid. Princess Slips In lovely Tub Silk. All have an 18-inch hem and are Shadow Proof. The colors in- clude W}:ite. Fleah. Pearl, Maize and Nile. 00 Third Floor Overblouses N ew OVCI" in beautiful PrintsandPlaincolors. A large and varied as- sortment of embroid- ered effects as well as button and braid trimmed. Cleve T blouses Pouch Bags New and Snappy Pouch Bags. 1n Suedes, Patent Leath- er and Lizard. The colors are Green, Tan, Brown, Gray and Black.