Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ' D. C., THURSDAY, iH'l K 7() Q( IT, GIVING (()()IID(,I' FIVE IMPORTANT Solicitor General Soon to Leave—Several in Line for Place. Ball May Be Namied to In- ternational Joint Commission. CENTER MARKET All Your Food Articles Under One Roof. Saturday Parking Ac- Without Confusion. Plenty of Space Other Days. complished Former Inspected Products Prompt Service Cour BECK TO LEAVE SADLY. ')V.u'hz tons Smmt R'meant .Nol Thomas Circle 5 | Phone Mawn 4336 for RESERVATIOND Cover charge Wednesday and day from 4 to 6:30 m” 0o each person ’E;A DANCES Vain Record. Friends Say Saw Ambitions Despite T T. SMALL every Meyer Davis' Famous Le Paradis Band plano playing and ongs “at | dinner and after the thea- Dining and_ Dancing Bvening, 7 _to 9§ lake fiom( our regular slock, fir guick! clearance ALL-SALES FINAL # NO EXCHANGES POSTS TO FILL [term nis right corps. set upon the Court ) garded in I alli it was folt in ¥ gland be switched His eyes particularly Mr. Beck saw his latest four of arduous work in the De- of Justice rly soldier that he is, has carried without a murmur. He will not mit to his most intimate friends ; that he had felt the slightest bpointment, but knowing his ed ability ‘and knowing human nbitions, Washington for once at st, has been able to put two and gether and call it four. s a trite thing to say that ch and such a man has been “one APRIL 30, 1925. | dence. But the Daugherty regime is | being wiped out, tooth and After a trip to Kurope, Mr. undoubtedly will resume the priva .| practice of law, with offices in York. Like former Secretary Hughes, he will go out to make his personal fortune, although he is far from being & poor man today. Mr. Beck is in his 65th year. He is a native of Philadelphia, and is a grad- uate of the Moravian College of Beth- lehem, Pa. His first public service began nearly 30 years ago, when he was appointed assistant district attorney for the east- was an_assurance of public confi-)ern part of Pennsylvania. In 1806. Then followed hu term in Washington al. e outbreak of the World War af- fected Mr. Beck deeply. Of his own volition he gave himself over to a study of its causes and effecte. He published altogether four or filve war books, the lust one being called “The Passing of the New Freedom,” In 1920. ——————— ‘The National coffee drinking cham- plonship is claimed for Jack Allen of Fairmont, W. Va., who averages 30 merican in the wed the the mc popular officials in the ernment.” ‘The phrase should been saved for Mr. Beck. le and more. A gifted en sought for after- has been all th: He hufl; ime and | e | o | Apart From Regime. But Me Beck was in the Depart- ment of Justice under the Daugherty regime. His work was almost wholly independent of the Attorney Gen- esence in the departn any of the allie ge, however, ha or his own WHERE THE VOGUE OF THE MOMENT 1S FIRST REVEALED Summery Fabrics FROCKS And ! most reason $25.50 F character and distinction. vet the prices are ably confined $55.00. between and 1316 G Street City Club Building KAPLOWITZ &os. INCORPORATED NINTH STREET NORTHWEST ANNOUNCING A SENSATIONAL SALE OF BEAUTIFUL GOWN. $18 $25 $35 EVERY GOWN IS WORTH DOUBLE THE SALE PRICE! THE VERY BEST OF NEW PARIS FASHIONS FROM DRECOL VIONNET LENIEF CHANEL CREPE ELIZABETH ~ FLAT CREPE FLOWERED CHIFFON FROST CREPE SATIN PRINTED SILK EACH GOWN IS REPLICA OF A PARIS ORIGINAL COSTING HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS STRIKINGLY BEAUTIFUL AND EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS FOR EVERY HOUR OF THE FASHIONABLE DAY FROM THE GOLF HOUR TO THE DINNER HOUR. _FASHIONS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M. r21 FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY In the New Styles ! E i £ .Cunningham Co cups a day. CONTINUED— Today, Friday and Saturday SPECIAL MODEL SALE f Entire Spring Collection s to 145 off On All Sport, Tailored and Dress Hats These hats, which comprise our best models, are to be sold to make room for an entirely new Midsummer collec- tion, which will be shown early in May. Owing to the unusual reductions, this sale will be on a cash basis. What Color Best Represents Spring? D‘ )ZENS of them we find—it is just a mat- ter of taste and temperament. Some like the blue of the sk ne like the green of the fresh young leaves. We have several shades of cach color that we can dye vour last season's frock, and every one of these tested shades and colors represents the newness of slippers of differen or last season’s for thn Spr Cwm ack DRYCLEANING Co. 1120 Queen Street N.E. Lincoln 239 There are other Carmack Stations at 139 B Street S.E. Lincoln ‘462 6 Dupont Circle Franklin 5232 1308 11th Street N.W. North 7430 2417 14th Street NJW. Columbia 2376 2469 18th Street N.W. Columbia 636 Spring. Frocks, hose and ues can be dyed to match, FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 316 7th St. N.W. Summer Millinery Event 1,100 BEAUTIFUL NEW SUMMER HATS A Sale Setting a New High Mark of Value Giving ALL AT ONE LOW PRICE STREET HATS DRESS HATS SPORT. HAT Every New Style—Shade and Material RIBBON HATS, HAIR HATS, TAFFETA HATS. CREPE SATIN HATS, LARGE HAIR HATS AND SUMMER LEGHORNS, IN MANY VARIATIONS OF SUMMER MODES. TURBANS, LARGE PICTURE HATS, OFF-THE- FACE AND SMALL, DROOPING STYLES. MISSES’ S HATS MATRONS’ HATS GIRLS’ HATS Every Hat New! Just Received! ; Specially Purchased! i Practically Our Entire Department Will Be Devoted to This Great 34 Sale (4 4 4 4 4 4 K s & d WEEK END FOOD VALUES Fresh Shoulders, lb., 15c¢ Welch’s Raspberrilade, 19c Pineapple . . 2Y% can, 25c¢ Center Slices Finest Hawaiian Pineapples Washington Flour, 24 lbs., $1.29 Sugar . . . . 101bs.,58¢ Smoked Hams . Smoked Picnics, Ib.. .17¢ Sliced Ham, Ib. Boiled Ham, 14 Ib. . .18¢ Sliced Bacon, Ib Ib., 26¢ Plate Beef, Ib. Stew Veal, Ib. Stew Lamb, Ib. . .. .. 10c Fresh Hams, Ib. . .. .25¢ Pork Loins, Ib. .. ... 23¢ Pork Chops, Ib Sea Gull Oleo, 1b. . . .35¢ Spreadit, 1b Frying Chickens, Ib., 42¢ Baking Chickens, lb., 45¢ Stewing Fowl, Ib. . ..30c Pure Lard . . . 2lbs.,35¢c Strawberries . . . qt., 20c New Potatoes, 6 lbs., 23c ...... 20c Yellow Onions, 4 Ibs., 22¢ Spring Onions, bunch, 3¢ Lettuce, head Spinach, Ib Lemons, doz. ...... 20c New Cabbage, 5 lbs., 22¢ Pineapples, each . . . .20c Radishes, bunch . ... 3c Rhubarb, bunch . ... 5¢ Celery, stalk 14¢ Tomatoes, Ib. Bananas Doz. 25¢ Potatoes 15 Lis. 18¢ Corn . 2 cans, 25¢ Coffee, Old Dutch . . 35c Maxwell House Coffee, 49c Van Camp’s Soup . can,7c Van Camp’s Milk . can, 9c Van Camp’s Beans . can, 8c Van Camp’s Chili Sauce, large, 25¢ Peanut Butter . . Ib., 19c Ballard’s Pancake, 3 for 25¢ Van Camp’s Cleaneasy, 10 for 35&‘ Bread Loaf 5¢c