Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 10

10 BIG BILL EDWARDS WILL TRAIN POLCE Princeton Foot Ball Coach to Head New York Academy for Young Patrolmen. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 12—Big Bill . Edwards, who helps teach Princeton boys every Fall to be good foot ball players, is now going to teach New York cops to be good cops. He has been appointed ‘“prexy” of New York's new police academy, and when he attends the twenty-fifth re- union of his class he is going to get a few ideas from President Hib- ben of Princeton on how to run an academy. Terching young policemen how to shoot straight will mark another step in_the spectacular career of Big Bill, which, besides playing, referee- ing ‘and coaching at foot ball, has in- volved service as street cleaning winning of a Carnegie medal for capturing a man who shot Mayor Gaynor of New York. ‘“There will be no highbrow re- forms,” says Big Bill. “I know the cop and his problems and 1 intend to do everything I can to help solve them. I hope to have some of the biggest men in their lifies in the United States help me with the work. There will be no pay for this job and I wouldn't take it if there were.” Is Able Disciplinarian. Pedagogy comes to Willam H. Ed- wards by inheritance. He is a de- scendant of the Rev. Jonathan Ed- wards, noted New England divine and teacher, and several of his cousins are teachers. There will be no trouble about dis- cipline in the police academy. Any foot ball fan who ever saw Big Biil referee will agree to that. In a game between a big Eastern college and the Carlisle Indians a few years back Bill saw an Indlan treated with what he regarded as undue roughness, and he promptly grabbed a big collegian by the seat of the pants and the scruff of the neck and made him “walk Spanish” in haste off the field. Ordered to Active Duty. Col. Hunter B. Nelson, United States Army, retired, at San Francisco, has been ordered to active recruiting duty at Los Angeles. commissioner and collector of in- ternal revenue at New York and the Mrs. Annie Besant is known as “the grand old lady of India.” T SHOOT PREDITS " TAY REDUCTION Lowering of Surtax and In- creased Exemption on Small Incomes Advocated. Revision of the Federal taxes, with reductions below the present law, at the next session of Congress was pre- dicted yesterday by Senator Smoot of Utah, chairman of the Senate finance committee. At the same time Senator Smoot an- nounced his opposition to tinkering with the tariff. “I feel certain that the surtaxes will be reduced,” he said, “and have no doubt the tax will be brought down to 25 per cent and perhaps less. Some o the opponents of surtax re- duction at the last revision have come to agree that the best way to bring prosperity is to allow business to pro- ceed with as little hindrance as pos- sible. One of its greatest burdens is taxes. I think Congress has come to the conclusion that high rates not only interfere with established busi- ness, but also prevent new enterprises. ‘Would Stop Discrimination. “I want to see all discriminatory taxes eliminated from the law. No- body can tell definitely how much we can reduce taxes next session until after the June payments are made and the returns are examined. I think it will be between $350,000,000 and $375,000,000. Tax reduction, in my opinion, is of greater interest to the American people than anything else. “An effort will be made to increase the amount of exemption on small in- comes, and there may be a slight re- duction in the' amount of taxes im- posed on them, but I have always thought that men with incomes of from $4,000 to $5,000 a year are not good Americans urless they are will- ing to pay a tax toward the mainte- nance of the Government. I think it is better for them to take a little more interest in the expenses of the Gov- ernment and in the administration of its affairs. A man will do so if he contributes toward its support.” As a member of the foreign debt commission, he also expressed hope that the near future would bring some developments in the refunding of various foreign loans. He had re- ceiyed notice, he said, that the com- mission would meet next month to consider settlements. Facial surgery, including the re- modeling of injured noses, ears and lips, was known in Italy as long ago as 1546. MUSIC CONVENTION ENDS. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Frankel Can- didate for Presidency. PORTLAND, Oreg., June 12 (#).— With the presentation tonight of the joperatta ballet, “Cinderella,” the fourteenth biennial convehtion of the Federation of Music Clubs, will close. Midnight highfinks were given last night by the president's assembly of the federation. The affair was a funmaking performance. Mrs. John F. Lyons, national president, took the role of king, and Mrs. Willlam Arms Fisher of Boston, chairman of the We Remodel Furs! educational department, was queen of the court of “Has Been.” Before the convention ends the re- sults of yesterday's election will be announced. Mrs. Edward Stiliman Kelley of Ohlo and Mrs. Cecll Frankel of Los Angeles were the recognized candidates for the presidency. MUCH SWITCHING IN OILS. NEW YORK, June 12 UP).—The weakness of some stocks in recent transactions is attributed in brokerage houses to the switching of traders into the ofl issues, which have been buoyant on reports of large earnings and heavy gasoline consumption. Alterations—-By Experts Our modern, well equipped altera- 4 1 I GG Your furs that have gone out of style—that have been damaged—or that you'd just like to have done dif- ferently—bring them in! Our ex- perts will remodel them—at very moderate charges. It's worth it! —Fur Storage—Fourth Floor. 1216 F St. N.W. tions department is operated by a staff skilled in their work by long experience. Heading this staff are experts who deserve your confidence in the correctness of all alterations. That makes shopping here even more pleasant ! Ready to Serve You With Dispatch After 12 Noon Tomorrow—Saturday Closing Hour 4 P.M. Tomorrow 'O THE thousands who will wish to shop tomorrow afternoon, this store offers : fashion with value and a service that will not keep you waiting! Dresses by the Thousand —but chosen by the individ- Slips for Every Dress —and values quite extraor- Every Size in Gold Stripe Silk Stockings —in white or any color you may call == 251202 ual dress. dinary. for. It offers the specialized stocks and specialized service of the modern specialty store. Shop here and be pleased! . 200 New Voile Dresses : for the Miss First big showing of the season in cotton frocks. 1219-1221 G Street N.W. Store Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. =)= 520 — Our New Ready-to-Wear Department. on the Second Floor Features for Saturday a Special Purchase of New Summer Frocks 13 s | Z tirely handmade and hand em= : . . broidered, dainty laces, - Newly Styled and Elaborately Developed of Fine S b i :r:d Quality Printed Crepes, Georgettes, Elizabeth pockets. Girdles of moire rib- Crepes, Flat Crepes, Flowered Chiffons, etc. 200 Dresses — 30 Pretty Styles! All the season’s lovely light colors and w) ite 10 bons. Sleeveless or cap sleeves— various adaptations of Peter Pan and Chanel neck lines. Some front flares, basque styles, chemise dresses, two- piece models are all shown in this assortment to be placed on sale Saturday. Come in the morning, if pos- sible, but extra salespeople will be ready at 1 o’clock, to give quick service after office clos- ing in the departments. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor Equestriennes! These New Riding Breeches Arrived Yesterday! Special at— $5.90 They have all the trigness and verve the most exacting horse- woman could demand! OF WHITE GABARDINE AND WHITE OR NATURAL LINEN And the tailoring is superb! Women’s Suit Shop—Second Floor ~ . The Season’s Clearance of Wooltex Twill Coats 50 You save from $10 to $20 in this clearaway on a fine, all-around utility coat—a coat whose fine twill . ged collar and pleated side panels give it the smartness that Captivatingly Priced : 815 It is not often that such exquisite frocks as these are featured as specials. A trip through the department will fr'a.nsplar.xt you | i SLike Mo'id.tl n 2::;;::.9;-: into the salons of the best Parisian designs— i ::, ':.',. \more ?:h‘:?; ::: such is the effect caused by the newness of % 1 gu{lo Gat a0} (o (iRer than style and such shades as Pervenche Blue, o dresses of the same Maize, Flame, Peach, etc. Misses’ frock of orange and white printed voile, with pockets and collar of embroid- ered organdy. Flare skirt. $10.75. Misses’ frock of coral voile, with hand-drawn work, facing of blue voile and hand embdroidered blue dots. *+ $10.75. Romney Frocks bought by a group of —one in each of several Special Purchase! Women’s WHITE Flannel Coats Smart, double-breasted tailored styles, with inset any dressy mod- th tucked vokes, fur-edged collars, tucked panel backs. Some with de- tachable fur collars, others self-collared—with narrow ties. Same styles in pastel shades. Women’s Coats—Second Floor i price bought in the ordinary way—each store buying sep- arately. You'll recognize the differ- ence the minute you see— The New Romney Frocks for June—Now on Sale! 3493 Women's Dress Shop Second Floor s Apparel—Third Floor A Special Group Summer Dresses All newly !t/yled creations, with lace trimmings, tucked and flare models, embroidery, etc. The group includes such materials as Georgettes, Plain and Flower-tinted Silks, Striped Crepes, etc. $1 Ofi All Shades and Styles z & For Service at the i Featured in the Hosiery Department ¥ Berihor e "5 | Bathing Suits Hosiery You'll want something that 31 .50 A Ggaranteed s has an attractive appearance Hose. If they rip, and is suitable for swimming run or tear, a new or just bathing. Our stocks pair free. In all are complete in each respect. shades and sizes. For instance— Seamless feet. New Stocks of Golf Hose 85¢ to $1.95 A wonderful assortment of many colorings and designs. All sizes. Sworzyn’s—First Floor ‘ Misses” frock of maize voile, with shirred Val lace and hand- drawn work on panels; vestee and short sleeves. $10.75. All Sizes and Materials fabric, tailored style with fine tucks, often fur-e assures you of a good appearance—styles that do not change rapidly! Shop—Second Floor the Short, Large or Tall Woman y Navy, black, wigwam and chili. Women's Coat Sworzyn's—Second Floor Here’s @ Wonderful Value! The Popular One-Piece Special Purchase Philippine Gowns and crepe de chine of exceptional quality $5.90 - 2 $1.95 These arrived just in time for this ad- Jvertisement! They're made of fine nain. -§sook, beautifully hand-sewn throughout, and with hand-embroidered yokes in solid and evelet work, amazingly well done. SLEEVELESS MODELS ROUND, SQUARE AND V NECKS A full range of sizes, ready for tomor- row, at $1.95. Finery of unusual qualities of radium These are tailored models, with wide hemstitched band tops and inverted pleats at the sides. % At the same price are lace- trimmed models. All have 20-inch shadow hems, and they present a choice of— Flesh Color White Peach Maize Black Navy Faun Pure Worsted Suits In a full assortment of new and enticing colors and styles. All sizes. g Specially Priced 128 4 85 Complete _assortment Belts. Bags, Shoes, eter’ °f Caos. Sworzyn's—First Floor We had to_order more of the Fine Crepe de Chine Wrap-Around Slips $7.50 They were bought so quickly! These are tailored models, with self-straps—in flesh, white and black. Slips—Street Floor Lizard darts into Fashion’s limelight!. Another Special Furchase! French Voile Negligees and Breakfast Coats Trimmed with footing or self ruching of contrasting colors. - They have the popular side-tie fastening. Colors —Peach, flesh color, orchid, copenhagen blue and rose. Underwear Shops—Third Floor One of the most popular Bathing Suits in our new Sports Shop—special for Friday! They're of pure worsted—not a_ thread of cotton—and the plain rib or fancy weave effects and bold stripes are worked out in zestful colorings that make keen to dash down the beach in one of these suits! Many plain colors, too. Take this chance—right at the start of the bathing season—to get a good one-piece suit at a decided saving under its regular pricel Other Bathing Suits $5 to $10.75 Extra Size Suits, $8.95 Sports Shop—Street Floor $3 .95 ““And they must have silk tops!”’ This is a command you'll hea: stand at our hosiery counter and li Now Open Our Elaborate and New BEAUTY PARLOR Under the direct, personal and efficlent supervision of Mr. Otis N. Sabatini ‘The department is equipped with new and .modern facil- ities for every -desire of the fastidious women, such as— For Spors Knickers Pure Linen Knickers 82.95 A wide variety, well tai- lored, with belt and pockets. In natural, white and gray. All sizes. Tweed Knickers $0.95 In beautiful tan and gray mixtures. All sizes. Excel- lent_quality. Mannish Blouses $128 Of fine quality English broadcloth, with long sleeves, turned-back cuffs, etc. In tan, blue and white. Sizes 34 * ry few minutes if you'll en. ‘We rather suspect we know why—skirts are so short that one must ‘wear silk-topped stock- ings—and so we recom- mend oo, N°'G“;;;AAM .s"‘r(;c'x: . These New For Vacation! Leather Bags ING with silk top at WHITE Skirts —the season’s smartest and $2.25 per pair. $7 75 . newest—are made of lizard! The new Lizard Bags that No.150—A regular i have just arrived here will tempt weight GOTHAM —in a special purchase—that ar- T G it SEOCEIN = rived just yesterday from New as an air exclusive; b ork. ness, yet richness—and looks wears—has a silk ‘WHITE Flannel and cooll top and sells at WHITE Zig Zag Silk Crepe Colors— $2.50 per pair. 2 —are the smart ma!t:rials. WHI tyle BLOND!;'my sfiflGREEN o Z Chanel kick pleats and smart tailored wrap-around styles fin- —including underarm, envelope ished with bias bands or pin and gate lock styles. Lizard tucks with inset pockets. Bags are priced here from— Every vacation wardrobe $5 to $15 White Felt and Gage HATS 5345 Hair Hats Included FREG The stock includes hats for Qquoise. = all occasions. Of excep- Crepe de Chine tionally fine quafity in the Nightgowns ...... season’s most popular styles. 5 PO L An unusual value at $3.45. * Sworsyn’s—First Floor Sworzyn’s—TFirst Floor Crepe de Chine and Radium. Chemise and Hair Coloring Scalp Treatment Manicuring Permanent Waving Marcel Waving Scientific Violet Ray Face Massaging Facial Packs Hair Bobbing, etc._ Sworzyn’s—Mezzanine Floor should have at least one of these WHITE skirts! Jellef’'s—Second Floor to 4. Sworzyn's—First Floor