Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 14

14 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925. GRIDIRON CLUB HOLDS MIRROR [ o ™ veineon oxe] Rons . s, commander . st tnusmin, e sew vos] TORONTO BANKER DIES. | it o aor t0 Winoes. e tomr . v st o oo s i . ert C. Ritchie, Governor William H. Todd, New Yo ty. B 2 | ‘0. and a director many en =" T “OTHER SIDE” OF NOTABLES =i tcire: weor ool ¢ mue covwne oSl s sopsmng, | S | (0 S s o e S50 Py Tor . Roland Robins, Washingt Joseph P, Tumulty, Washington. brokerage house of Osler & H ’ £l o i Albert R. Mackenzle, Weshington.| Lrthur J. Roberts, president’ Colby| Otls Turner, St.,Louls, Mo Nanton, president of the Dominion e 1= 1600wl waw Kutghied fa 19 o J& » ity y b f th xecutive bo: o Chapin Marcus, New York H;). (nllllegp Waterville, Me. Dr. Merton E. Twogood, Washing- | Bank, died at his home today after an | tha (anadian - Dacifie Ruiiweeroeof | (Continued from Eleventh Page.) Jay G. Hayden, Detroit News. Warren F. Martin, special assistant 0y A. Roberts, Kansas City Star. |ton illness of several months. The body chairman of the Canadian commities Tests show blue is the favorite color - = = Thomas F. Healey, the Public|t0 the Attorney General. - F. Roberts, Washington. ¥. D. Underwood, president Erie f bt Dmmitt Tests show blue is the favorite colo ® J. Harry Cunningham, Washington. | Ledger,” Philadelphia William J. Martin, New York City. W Rodenberg, Bast St. Louts. | Railroad pETRRR 31 S3EISITIIIIIIITLLLLL 7. Maxson Cunningham, Washing | Dr. Patrick J. Healy, Catholic Uni.| Dr. Herbert C. Martyn, Washing.| Will Rogers, New York City. Vernon W. Van Fleet, chairman Fon s ' ton. E. F. Rosenbaum, Chicago. Federal Trade Commission. ) e Cyrus H. K. Curtis, the Saturday S. Heath, Washington J. Eugene Matthews, Philadelphia. Charles G. Ross, St. Louis Post-| Leroy T. Vernon, the Chicago Daily Nachmans L] Evening Post Herbermann, president John S. McCarrens, the Cleveland Dispatch. N 5 & . o Bon, i, i S i Deiet o . Rudolph, president Distric G. Walker. Bangor Com Easy Credit Terms acnman rurnigure Lo Iroad Administration. J. Philip Herrraann, Washington. John J. McDevitt, jr.. ‘,’hllldelphl!. (m"mh“l"“e“ o B e e FhOIe Hoprmaann W Mbinsian o 1k Melntyre, major gereral, U. George M. Ruffin, Washington. | _Charles B. Ward, Livingston Manor, For Everybody Everywhere 8th and Penna. Ave. Southeast Kansas City, Mo. States Botanic Garden . A # nk C. Russell, Brooklyn. N Y. Ladh > - L. Doherty, New York City.] William B. Hibhs, Washington. .M. McKelway, The Washington . L. Rust, Washington. Wiiliam B. Ward, New York City. 7 2.50 $25 “"":"v‘,_f ;‘mm“h Quality Merchandise at lower prices. Call and Dominick, New York City Rufus M. Hickey, Morristown, Tenn | BEy - L. Rust, jr., Washington. Francis K. Warren, Senator from rth, $5 you will be convinced. William J. Donovan, assistant D. Percy H hington. 3 McKirdy, Pittsburgh. John P. Ryan, New York City ‘Wyoming. the Attorney General : ; rd T. McKnew, Washington.| William C. Ryan, New York City. Robert S. Weeks, Boston 1 Acsalind Lsmanth All advertised merchandise sold on the same $100 cash, $6 a month | terms as the general stock. Charles E. Dorworth, Bellefonte, Pa 3. the Dntver ssenger, The Washington| H. Y. Saint, Washington. Henry L. West, Washington Post 5 7 : Store Open Until 9 O’Clock Saturday Nights Orville B. Drown, Washington sal Servie : Evening Star. & Athur H. Samuels, New York City. Vernon I5. West, Washington Arthur Dunn, jr., lieutenant Arthur J. Hirsch, Washington Eugene Meyer, jr., War Finance Everett Sanders, secretary to the R. A. Wheelér, major, U. 8. A for Tomorrow—Saturday SE1152888LLLL: xg 2238882282 8222882: D L gy Ly L L T Ty S e e e LT e e LTS et ST e e e s e e e s et s st e s teeesss sosesseeessseesstesesss: S. N ank H. Hitcheock, New You Corporation. President. James . White, Boston Dunn, jr., lieut. Comdr.| Curtis A. Hodges, the Indiabapolls| Charles Michelson, New York World.| = Charles R. Sanderson, major, U. S. P. White, Philadeiphia. New & C. Michelson, New York City. |[M. C. flon S. Wilcox, New York Her- | sleman du Pont, Senator from ank J. Hogan, Wash: A. Miller; Los Angeles, Calif. George A nderson, secretary of | ibune, { Welaware. Rush. T, Holland. ":_“‘n';"m e ‘harles R. Miller, Baltimore. the United States Senate. s “rederic William Wile, Washington. | n.W. Dwight. Washington. Attorney RREAL. T H. W. Miller, vice president South-| David Sarnoff, New York City Don A. Wiley, Washington Post ¢. Dyer, Representative from eorge Horgan, New York City. ern Railroad. 75 Thomas D. Schall, Senator from| Lupton A. Wilkinson, New York iri ames P. Hornaday, the Indianapolis| John P- Miller, Washington. i oo t. Washington. W uumn Mitchell, brigadier general,| Henry Schott, the Nation’s Business. Daniel Willard, president Baltimore miral, U. S. N g 2 X . S. A., Air Ser 3 Dr. Albert Shaw, Review of Re.|and Ohio R. R ore. Howard, The Washington Ao Bosthn Views: R erank W, Wilshire, New York City nator from | cng 3 <, New York Times. C. M. Sheaffer, Philadel, orge H. Wilson, Washington. Hughes, Detrof 3 adelphia. rEe . Wi Wi b el Moore, Monticello, Til. Henry C. Sheridan, Washington. Walter H. Wilson, Chicago. Fred Essary, Baltimore Sun Frank R. Jelleff, Washingt 3 William Moran, Washington. _E. H. H. Simmons, president New Sydney W. Winslow, Boston. » Walter J. Fahy, New York City W W Tetanc tie 'r'L 2% Charles M. Morrison, the Public| York Stock Exchange. Lewis Wood the New York Times. Rich Fairbanks, Indianapolis. Richard Jeryis, ‘Washinet ucH; Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa. Harold H. Sims, Washington Lieut. Col. C. C. Wren, Houston, | Fenhagen, Baltima Phiandes 1€ & ;"“ We Herndon Morsell, Washington Arthur J. Sinnott, Newark News. Texas. the New Ington Fvening SGE i e Wash Herndon Tudor Morsell, Washing-| John H. Small, \\umhm,.(nn James L. Wright, the Milwaukee tzpatrick, the et e v e e E W. A. Smead, commander, U . | Journar. Theodore Joslin, the HL‘)Q[ "T s Louis F. Musil, New York .( it i John Snure, Des Moines l(u;, ~:|va Henry Xander, Washington ript SR h:\LI .»\“i\'eel;u\d. president New York| Edgar C. Snyder, Washington. Edward G. Yonker, Washington A N Shipbuilding Corporation. s B. Snyder, Los Angeles, Calif.| Robert Zachary, Atlantic City eorge H. Judd, \\\\x_lxl:\l'ns'lnn Roy L. Neuhauser, Washington. d . Sousa, Port Washington. Paul Zimmerman, Cleveland. B i S Arthur G. Newmyer, the Tribune,| Richard Southgate, Washington. V. Kaminski, New York City. Fo eans: > By ek, e oL New Orleans Lewis J. Spence, Southern Pacific Rudolph Forster, executive clerk D Dr. Horace D. Norton, Washington. | Railroad. > House T 1 Knumian, WAShington: Robert L. Norton, the Boston Post.| Morgan Stelnmetz, New York City. ENTERTAIN VETERANS t Whiting Fox, the Washing .P':T:v'»‘l‘:\hl’K:;x‘#z'\":f:w?; )l:‘?:h‘i\vw;;' Frank B. Noyes, The Washington| E. ellwagen, Washington. t —_— . 3 ORIV eriSE tas i ashing-| Evening star. 23 M. Harry Stevens, Washington. Harvard Glez Club Units Sing for Nathan Frank, St. Louis e 8 Noyes, 2 Miller B. Stevinson, Washington. * Daniel Chester French, New York aul W. Kear, United States attor-|ton ¥vening Star. E. V. Stratton, Albany, N. Y Hospital Patients. s ney, Norfolk. Augustus . New York City. O. D. Street, New York City | s Garfinckel, Washin, Carter B. Keene, Washington Col. Arthur O'Brien., Washington. Mark Sullivan, Washington. After being received by the Presi. | _ L B. Brent Keyser, Baltimore. tobert Lincoln O'Brien, the Herald,| Henry Suydam. Brooklyn Daily |dent vesterday the members of the | Gilbert, Philadelphia Charles Francis Keyser, Wash-|Boston. % ¢ ” * |Harvard Glee Club formed two divi ington : Danlel 7. (©1Gonnall: Boston: Sturler A Nusasm, Washinston sions, one going to Mount Alto Hos Pittsburgh Charles P. Keyser, St. Louis Globe-| T, V. O'Connor, chairman Shipping : Sweinhart, president Na-[Pital and the other to Walter Reed stant controller | Democrat Board tional Brasa. Club. Hospital to sing to the patients John Kieley. Washington. John C. O’'Laughlin, Washington. Herberg Bayard Swope, the New |The Harvard Club of Washington en Pittsburgh Gazette Walton P. Kingsley, New York City Joseph H. O'Neil, Boston York World. 3 i tertained Dr. Davidson, the conductor I. R. Kirkwood, the Kansas City| Richard V. Oulahan, New York| John H. Tennant, the New York|Of the club. and the members at din dwin, T s News. Star Time: | Evening World. ner at the University Club, after which Washington William E. Knight, Green River, Vt.| Edward L. Palmer, Baltimore Mark Thistlethwalte, the Indian. |the Glee Club sang college songs Washin, Arthur Krock, the New York World.| Henry R. Palmer, the Providence|apolis News. s rles oves. the Boston Globe John Oliver La Gorce, Washington. | Journal. E. E. Thompson, Washington. The world's largest airship is R- * John William Guider, Washington.| Emory S. Land, captain, U. S. N Ira H. Patchin, Washington. James H. Thomson, the Item, New [ 101, which is being built in England Henry Hall, Pittsburgh Chronicle- Paul R. Leach, the Chicago Daily Robert H. Patchin, New York City.|Orleans. to fly on the Empire route to India. News. George J. Patterson, Brooklyn. ngton E. Brooke Lee, Secretary of State,| Paul Patterson, the Sun, Baltimore. University of | Maryland Stuart Perry, the Adrian Tele Ralph W. Lee, Washington gram, Adrian, Mich chairman board Robert M. Lee, the Chicago Tribune John J. Pershing, general, U. 8. A of tax John A. Lejeune, major general,|(retired) ’ + George F mlin, Washington U. 8. M. C, Quincy Peters, major, U. §. A. John Hays Hammond, Washington.| 1Ira L. Letts, Assistant Attorney . Plerce, Washington \\ illiam M. Hannay z General. r . Washington. Allan Poe, Baltimore Harden, New York City John C. Letts, Washington ank Presbrey, New York City rriman, New York 3. I. Lewis, Interstate Commerce sdward H. Preston, Washington. 7th S, F gt o James D. Preston, Washington. | OtS. on. New York City ‘ . . Washington Ord Preston, Washington. « John Ha New York City >, rles Linkins, Washington Willam I.. Radcliffe, Washington. John P. Harris, State Senator, Pitts-| Walter Lippman, the New York| Andrew A. D. Rahn, Minneapolis. h World. A. P. Reeves, Washington arles C. Hart, the Portland Ore S. Little, New York City James B. Reynolds. Washington. 0 r An. Thomas P. Littlepa Washington Stanley M. Reynolds, the Sun, Bal a s Millard T. Hartson, collector of cus Thomas « . New York ¢ ll\ timore. tems, Seattle Niche A res George Richard, New York City H. J. Haskell, the Kansas City Star. | from Ohlo . A; Richardson, W .," LES With Our Special : , L | & TROUSERS g lH[A IRJR\Y e S & 4.6 s K AUFMANS 1= | | it with py o rubber and couty % e ol e 1316 to 1326 7th St. N.W. (e e Practice Economy—Be Thrifty—Cash This Coupon on a Suit 5113885828882 40288888: 221888288 1288388281 York City Samuel E. Forman, Washing. s E g 218001 LEEEIIIRILENNILLLLLL Big Saving on Every Rug 100 Genuine Waltona All-Perfect Felt-ba o Siz 9x12 Relt b::a }rtr."r“;m,nol.‘?” e B 15 Genuine Deltox Grass Rugs. Genuine Deltox Grass Rug 6x9. Regularly sold for $3.50 A x . 11 Genuine Kimlark Fiber Rugs 9x12. Regularly sold for $15.50.. Bins 315 TTiorly soli s $oa0h $17. 75 12 Genuine Kimlark Fiber Rugs. size axto. Tegular price. st . $15.75 10 Genuine Kimlark Fiber Rugs 6x9. Regularly sold for $12.50.... 123183888882 122202, 32238888832 13332881 3332881 8228888848: (‘m'n ination Baby Carriage and Stroller, can be used as a carriage 3 £ 3 : for an infant or a stroller when child Three-Piece Genuine Lloyd Loom Woven Fiber Suite is older. Regularly sold A beautiful selection of colorings, in the latest for $32.50. two-tone effects. Regular price, ss:on For Satur $69 50 mie tEn) - e A L SRR e B HI = NACHMAN’S Refrigerators Ouwn _Reliable Made especially for Nachman Furniture Co. All solid oak case, which will not sweat or warp. (Gross ice ca- pacity, 70 lbs. Four- ply white enamel inte- rior, guaranteed not to flake or peel. Cast- brass, nickel-plated hardware. Self-latch- ing locks, fitted with keys. $2338888EEI8828LEE We carry a stock of 5,000 Trousers — the largest in Washington. Consequently we have the largest assortment of patterns and ma- terials. \Why not match up your odd coats and vests from this im- mense assortment? We can do it if any store can. LRSI SIS ISR IR, Large Arm Maple Porch Rocker— Only one to a customer. \\,Allt 5:‘1:.“ $5.00 value. On $2.98 No 123ETTEEEETIEEERETIEIILIRNITIIIILIIIILLLIILL VTG BT e — gumx Choose From N Clip Me—I am Any Man’s & Worth 10° Suit in Stock ({f} .\ £%& Discount to You Astonishing Values in These Manufacturer’s Samples of mart Daytime Frocks Purchased at Great Price Reductions and Offered You at Regular Less Values Than $16.50 Y the $19.75 Regular and Retail Higher Value The Styles Neatly Tailored Dresses, with white collar and cuffs of linen. Tailored Sports Dresses, neatlx tucked from top to bottom. New flannels, with stitchings of gold on white flannel collars. The Two-piece Sports Frock. Tailored Dresses, with the new kick fronts. Gas Scotch plaids, in sports effects. Pastel colors, trimmed with soutache braids in contrasting colors. $17.50 SUITS........$15.75 | $25.00 SUITS........$22.50 $20.00 SUITS........$18.00 | $30.00 SUITS........$27.00 $22.50 SUITS........$20.25 | $35.00 SUITS........$31.50 WITH THE ABOVE COUPON ONLY—USE IT Market Basket y 200 Women’s All-Wool Specials 50c Children’s Seven- ; Spring Coats Eighths Rayon Hose, 39¢ | 2 Faultless Pure Silk and B\ Worth Sizes Rayon Hose, $1.00 ; $10 to 16 to - s A i e : % $15 42 new shades: every pair guaranteed: reg: ular and extra_siz $1.00 Women’s Rayon Vest, 69¢ Orehid. Peach, Pink. Maize and White, A good thing is worth repeating—hence fancy weave, All sizes : 5 another coat sale. All-wool fabrics in 59¢ Women’s Ribbed polaire, luster finish, in styles that are cop- Spnrt Hose, 35¢ 3 ies of those selling at much higher figures. Ribhe to the tos. Frgam ey 'l'l.ley are full length, full lined and trimmed ands black. [: ieos: £ 8 10, with self or contrast set-ins, braid or silk $2.50 27-Inch Dia er stitchings. These coats are worth seeing, so Cloth 10 Yds. for $1 69 come and avail .j'flul’self of a real money- saving opportunity. STV (58 SO AN Yeis (SN VI 3 MY L M7 TRV UTR b e re The Materials are The Colors —woven checks, stripes and border effects in Auszh: gop;fladr shfldezi in "llfl\(‘hll l‘!«n:;c e 7 s i gay Scotch plaids; powder blue plails; b noyclly flannels. Such well knm'nn fabrics as. | g0 lipstick re navy bhues, grees, trown Brightwood, Bachman, Gera Mills @nd Bot- | and reds in stripes, checks and woven bor- any Flannels and novelty sports fabrics. Also | ders; regimental stripes on plain grounds some wool poplins and tub alpaca. plain-colored dresses with trimm; of con- trasting colors. The Trimmings The Sizes—16 and 18 Buttons, finen collars and cuffs, vests, tucks, 36 to 44 pleats, soutache braid, bandings cf contrast- Dresses for street, sports or busiaess wear ing colors, embroideries and stitchings in | Jyst the dress to be worn at this time of the contrasting shades. vear without a coat. Also Sale of New Twill & Flannel Coats $ 1 5 st quality. heavs-weight sealed ARk Saiisiy el e 25¢ Palmolive Talcum Children’s Low Shoes | Little Tots’ Slippers 14c Save 61c =13 lfi 1 Bottle Fanchon Toilet Water. $1.00. 1 Bottle Palmolive Shampoo Vaue ... ... 8100 Hundred: ! i of New Spring Special for Salllrd-y and Summor Strap Shppers and Ox | p e I IC | foras. "Patents and tane: soring and atents and Tans in Cut-outs, Panel ok % k); hcesls dn izes !!&5 m = ;lunl Straps, Baby. Doll. Mary Jane Straps man Sandals; sizes and Sandal Straps, sizes 4 to 8: in- $1.50 IG'B““OII Pure sibpes i TR ES Tkt $4788 | cludine Alpatent Strap Stippers, sizes Sllk Gl 98 an 0. 8% to 11. Values $2.00 and $2.25. ey E P. S—Boys' Athletic Rnbber-so]e Shoes, Pongee. mode, gray. coeos. black nd white, Al sizes. toes. All sizes Fur trimmed or plain, in all the latest Spring colors. Sizes for Women and Misses. Prigediates, . s nhie et gt DR a0 s e B Bt R SR OB O 2 Palais Royal—Bargain Basemen BEOU RN SO TG