Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1925, Page 22

6 VAN D OF SEADOL BODY {citizens’ Organization Re- .Elects Its Vice President, i James G. Yaden was elected presi- dent of the District of Columbia Public | School Association at the final meet- ing of the season, in the District Build- \iing last night. !"Mr. Yaden was| elected to succeed Brig. Gen. S. T. Ansell and his term of office be-! gins in July. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter was re- eclected first vice president; George A. Warren was elected second vice president, and Walter Irey and Mrs. Carrie Golden Smith were re- elected secreta; and treasu spective MR. YADEN. Charles M. Put nam, assistant treasurer. The following were elected as mem- bers at large of the executive com- mittee: Dr. A. R. Collins, Mrs. Jultn West Mrs. Danlel Murray, Mrs. Scott and Thomas W. “uhor! Three ‘of these members were elected pend- ing a proposed change in the constitu- tion to increase the members at large of the executive committee from three %0 six. The proposed change in the onstitution may not be made before October, it was stated. Also there is a proposed change in {the constitution to provide for a pro gram and a_schoolhouse planning committee. Chairmen of these com- mittees were elected also pending a C] in the constitution which is y to make a provision for it was said. Thomas W. Joy s chosen chairman of the proposed program committee, while Snowden Ashford wa elected chairman of the school Oth committee chairmen were thosen as follows: Appropriations, Ira B. Nutter; com- munity centers, Mrs. James W. By- jer; educational methods and prog- ress, Mrs. W. ¥. Bannerman; health and sanitation, Mrs. E. R. Kalmbach; legislation, n Strasburger; mem- bership, F. C. Stelzer; recreation, Edward L. Griffin; school expansion, Jobn T. Thomas, and school person- Del, M. A. Robbins. The names of the officers elected were presented by a mnominating committee composed of Walter Irey, George A. Warren and Mrs: Danfel Murray. Urge Lenman Tract Purchase. The association adopted a resolu- tion to request the school authorities fo try to secure the purchase of the Lenman tract, at Fourteenth and Dgden streets, for school or play- ground purposes at the earliest pos- sible moment, the resolution having been introduced by Mrs. Lucy Swan- ton. Another resolution was adopted éxpressing regret at the recent death of Commissioner Oyster and the ap- preciation of the assoclation for the long and valuable ‘service that he rendered the District. A heated discussion, lasting nearly an hour, ensued as to whether or mot the association should make a recommendation to the District Su- preme Court for the appointment of members to the Board of Education to succeed those members whose terms expire June 30. Following the adoption of a resolution in this re- gard, its reconsideration, rescinding and the defeat of another resolution, §t was decided to take no action in the matter. Ira B. Nutter was elected special chairman for the meeting in, the ab- sence of the president, Brig. Gen. Ansell. NE o Navy Hospital Boilers Ordered. The Navy Department today award- A a contract at $42,000 for the in- stallation of boilers, automatic stok- ers and forced drafts equipment at| the Naval Hospital in this city to the English Construction Co. of New York. Bids shortly will be asked for | additional improvements gine plant at the hofiplu wil include a new brick coal and ash hdndlin-’ equ!pmenl and hoiler feed pumpe. Try This Today For Bad Breath Now that evers thinkink peraon in town has on bottle of Kojene, | the safe and delightenl antiseptic, w want them to know that it will ban bad breath—no matter what the cause. Put a teaspoonful in a glass of water | —ringe the mouth and gargle the throat | with half of it—then drink the balance, Do this night and morning Many times bad breath comes fro the stomach and Kolene. the bowerfal | get, harmless antigeptic. will purity it and quickly make it sweet and clean Kojene is having a_sensational sale | She country over ‘because it is a real| antiseptic. As an antiseptic, is it four times u‘ powerful as carbolic acid and much more | powerful than Bicloride of Mercury. | And to_ those meople who are using ordinary ‘washes that were good thirty years - ago. let us say that Kolene is seventy-five times more powerful than these 01d timers and & 60 cent bottle make half a gallon 0f a supremely e clent mouth wssh—80 cents at Peoples Drug Stores and druggists all over Amer- fea.—Advertisement. Treasurer and Secretary. | La 7 THE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON,. .bl).i C,- THURSDAY, . JUNE 4, .1925. We have just completed taking our inventory for the fiscal year of 1925, in which every article in this building has been handled and a price put on it for what it will bring today. This means that costs are entirely disre- garded, and many times the new inventory price that is put on a garment BARELY REPRESENTS THE COST OF THE MATERIALS ALONE. Try as hard as we do, and using all the new methods possible, we can- not escape the inevitable accumulation of surplus stock and odd gar- ments. So tomorrow we will place on sale hundreds of garments AtPrices That Will Compelthe Most Skeptical Woman to Buy and Buy Quickly We list below a few of the bargains that are prepared for you. The lots are small, and we beg you to come early. * One Lot Ensemble Costumes With dresses of printed silk crepes, outer garments of Kasha cloth and flannel dresses for sports s wear. Former price, $28. Your ohoice ...\, RS One Lot Flannel Sport Dresses Georgette Dance Frocks Sizes 16, 18 and 38. Formerly sold 5 at $20. Choice. . One Lot Sport Dresses Silk and flannel combinations, hnmcolhr-.ndulfio. Solduptusl 1.75 $25. Choice. ...... — = 350 Beautiful One Lot ot Sport and Dress Hats DRESSES Values to $5.95 Both long and short sleeves, sl .88 in silk, canton crepes and satin-faced can- ton crepes. Sold s up to $35. All sizes. Choice. New Felt Hats —in white and colors: Values oy 95 Derona Motoring 52' Coats “ g = Cloth, lold. for s $45, $55 and 365 $25. Your choice. . One Lot Hand-Tailored Sport et Do sses A - ; styles; sizes to gty | materiale, séla : i 52%. Your choice— $14.75 3 Squirrel Trimmed Ensemble Suits Size 16 only. Orig- inally sold for $70. Your choice— $25.00 300 New Summer One Lot of Genuine Golding’s Cherio Print Dresses Made to : sell for $35. $1 4 Your choice White Coats One lot of White Flannel Coats, brand - new mer- One Lot of 0dd Dresses Some sold as high as $35. while -they Tust— chandise, all silk $16 lined. Choice Silk Underwear One lot of extra quality crepe‘ de chi.lll: 400 New Summer Beane s 3] 38 Hats _ Hair Hats sold for $3 a e o Large hair and silk com~ White, black and colors. piece.” Now .. binations. Values to $5.95. Values to $8.758— 375 | gy $5.00 One Lot z E : 3 . o 5 o One Lot High Priced One Lot Printed Chiffon Radium Sips One Table of Assorted One Lot Silk Tunic Blouses.$1 - Stout Dresses et s Genuine gusrantced Silk }Jntler\‘vnr Sport Dresses oo Jbet 2 dosen .d‘d-« Stout Twill Coats izes 14, n il i, —consisting of step- g ans, Beaded, only. Formerly sold | 10kt “and cologe. - |- ins, shirts, chemises; Novelty check flan- 4, 300 ot a7 u.'J.. e mel patterns. Sold up to $20. Choice $7.95 for $28 (about 50 in the lot). Your choice, 31500 etc. Each— $1.59 Regular $5 values. During this sale only— $3.98 ce. While they Your choice ~ Every garment is perfect—there .are no damages or seconds. You may use your charge account, but we ask you to keep your purchases and not to return them after one day. ru u Ol €8SEs $14 White Dresses One lot of All-white Crepe de Chine and s Georgette Dresses, new merchandise which we have been selling for $25. Your choice Guaranteed washable, sold throughout the Ulllhd States for $16.75. On sale tomorrvw One Lot Fur-Bottomed Sport Coats Flanhel, silk lined, in all the wanted § .95 colors. Coats that we sold for $35. Choice e One Lot Silk Drecses e I L Canton crepe, crepe-back satin, heavy crepe de s .95 All chine and file silk. ~ $30 values. Choice........ S Chaice 110 ... ... . ...........c. One Lot of ; e s Extra Size Silk and Cloth Dresses Long and short sleeves. Sizes 461 to 54Y,. Formerly sold up to $30. s Choice while they last. ............. - One Lot of " Twill Coats Tailored and hand F.nnahad, in navy $20 blue, black and tzn. Formerly sold to $39.50. Your :l:olce ............ " One Lot Fur-Bottomed Twill and Flmel Spring Coats One Lot Twill Coats . Stout :lles to 521/2 All nlk z ¥ stylu, in blacks and n n-nu only, fChlice ... .. 0 .. AR SRS