Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 16

16 T'HE KEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ., THURSDAY, JUNE 25 1925. T TR | < | as plans for enlarging its program |Hadassah raised the sum of $214 to June 1, donations to the amount of tain Meir Schefeya, a model orphan | MOTHER DEFENDS SON. | of work. for its relief work in Palestine, as 8,560 have already been received. |school, housing 100 girls, and the wase | MISSIONS PLANNED. & One of the important proposals ngainst $154.020 in 1923, and $127916|In addition. the Palestine Supplies De- | with which they are meeting fie e | which will be presented for consid- (In 1922, an increase of nearly 80 per | b partment, which supplies all the linens | budget of $30.0000 besides making sub- | Baptist Society to Have Homes i1 Mrs. Scott Duran.d Says Accused eration 1o the delegates will be that |cent, and the national officers of the |for the hospitals under Ha ah aus-|stantial contributions to the work of peist Y B e ettt | Hadassah assume Tomplete Tesponsi- | organization are confldent that Ha-|pices in the Holy Land, ed ap-|the parent organization, encourages Alaska, Mexico and U. 8. oy Is in California. bility for the budget of the Hadas-|dassah can ralse a half million dellars | proximately $177.000 worth of sup-|them to believe that they | ~, ¥ E: CHICAGO, June 25 (@), Mrs. Se sah Medjcal Organization. Until the |next year to cover its Palestine bud- | plies. These supplies are gathered |greatly increase their obligations. An SEATTLE, Wasgh., Jjune 25 A A Diutsanil, 'wesithy*moclefy: woman, ‘jolm distribution committee decided [Rets. Another Interesting feature at|from 62 sewing groups | other ~development is the Hadassah |Plans for the erection of missio ) terday defended her adopted son, o liquidate its work abroad the hos- |the convention will be a serfes of o who ~ make ‘ “*buds,”.composed of children of school | Alaska, Mexico. New York, Bas Jack, against charges of three con- pitals and clinics of the Hadassah |brief addresses by Hadassah members annual contributions of gar-|age, whose number is also groding and San Franc! announce( fessed robbers that.he had been thelr | NS 3 . | Medical Organization in’ Palesting [who visited Palestine during the past merchandise and mon | rapidly. i a three-day Bonds Soon to Be Offered by | leader in burglaries and robbertes on [ Upbuilding Palestine Topic | were supported by the American |year. They will report on their per-| Hadassah’s main work in Palestine| The Hadassah convention will elect | Pre-convention gathering of the boare the North Shore, including the hold- | Jl»l‘m!lnmmh, the Keren Havesod and the |Sonal observations of the work done|is the support of the Hadassah medi- | 11 delegates to the "World jonZist|0f the Woman's American join ¥ : : : 3 distribution comdmittee. With |there by Hadassah, and tell of the cal organization. Approxtmately $150, | Cong ch 1 Home Mission Society, here bt mmittee. i X gan Approximately $150, | Con which is to 'be held 1 Financial Syndicate in b E&sé,‘fs\\}‘:fixerp.-v::;:ll;}:u:?x\h:‘:;):xJ.r- for Convention of Hadassah |ihe 1quidation ot e last named, | opportunities that ' the - organization | 000 a vear §s raisad for the \\'ox‘ e Anet 19 e ) A fund of $500,000 is &0 CoL ¥ e tember 5 4 Hadassah has been called upon to in.|has in developing its program of ac-|this unit, and in the past three years| pians will be worked PR e New York “Jack is in California worki Openmg, luly 1. crease its support so as to cover the | tivities. I A | over $500,000 was expended on its ac- | vetion for closer co.operatio . i i oy nni\oluné]hel";lufore contributed by the 3\‘1115»* Henrletta ‘-‘201‘1 DEsAldent jof | tivitles. « |tween senior and junior Hadassah [iaD: asms! : 0 e joint distribution committee, and a |Hadassah, recently returned from U. S. i P T e = e Hen] ,.,’ed"'f_"n‘:l }1‘: flfr"k{ng')h‘;;‘, R recommendation will be made to the |Holy Land, will give a comprehensive | uE Cl.“mer.sdxur"b" SIL rle’z{: e s ratamnem . By the Associated Press. fully. T mever heard of the three| The achievements of American|convention that the Keren Hayesod |T€Port on the work undertaken by |, There are z"hlp}‘*fmd?]“h‘;"fll’m;‘ D N Nathar St avs. e o T NEW YORK. June 25—Negotia- | young men who accuse him." women in the upbullding of Palestine | also be relleved from making any |Hadassah since its inception. M ,_h”‘, v’nn e lw:n“ o ';"_m he: ‘\nmr-‘; Vico p‘r"""|‘-""~ - g an. | further contributions to the Hadas-|Szold spent several years in e e e R g Yo tions virtually have been completed | Mrs. l)ur]aml said her npl‘Pd“mm 1 will be discussed at the eleventh an B N i e L xu.r over 83 per cent as compared “nh:-’""“"*‘v & ! o s i cate | Went to Californfa early. last Fall. i b / 3 R - 2 - G AL ST S e | the membership figures of the preced. | Chicago, Mrs. F Crockin, Balt by @ New York banking syndicate. | ,nual convention of Hadassah. the | It this proposal is nccepted by , = | more, vice presidents; Mrs. 1. E headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., for X Women's ~ Zioalst | delegates, it will mean that Had ECIaIioIER $00/000 hinised: ! $20.000.000 loan to the Chilesn Mort- | b ¢ ove During the past three years over|also meet Hims ke aia oo I Mie " Robart" Szol - A, guge Bank, known as the cain ae B. & 0. SUED FOR $50,000. A +in Wash- 13500000 to meet (he needs of the Pal-|$1,000,000 has been raised by mesc atthe same time arjdplace. Sty BeCHle i eat ar s tlon of [next year, will have to romg The junior Hadassah, which will| lefkowitz, New York. treasurer, and Hadas- | will discuss ex ta g discuss expansion of ary. Credito Hipotecario of Chile. An early it the festine hospitals and clinic | . ok £ S 05 s « cs. provide | sah in America, for its programs of [adoption p 3 The The officers ¢ v adassah are: | offering of bonds is expected 2 Iy doe o for lts infanis’ welfure work, school [uctivities in Paiestine. Of (his sum | whom there are about 3,000 in el dinleads et it The bunk j« the second new bor- | Fatate of Man Killed at Riverdale, Previnent Tewish | incheen fupd, and also for the Ifad:[$571.812 was ralsed for medical and| groups throughout the country todas presidents, Florence . Marens yower from South America 1o enter | i § e every | 45w Training School for murses in |welfare work. In 1924 Hadassahi chap- (s against 4 total individual imemt sty and T. G. Levinthal See Announcement 1he’ Naw York® anavkat sthis sweek, .. Asks Damages. omen fro Jerusalen ters collected $271.972 for Palestinian ship of ar 5 Ao b ke ’ & | g men rusy : » o vear ago, ha Srookiyn: secretary-treasurer, Fannie | 2 nother banking | group announced | = . E 2 part of the coun | For the vear which has just ended work, and in 1925, from January 1 e AL st Eororyy pecTstary {reasurer, X nnie | Tuesday’s and Saturday’s Star that srrangements had been made| Al K. Thompson, exe otsthe . try interested in i e e b o B s SO AL LI S on. ™ S Y S, o by 5 * ~ = oyl of Toller Thompso 0 ¥ 3 o v e (0 offer a F10,18%.000 7 per cent bond | “State mi ! 1“\1”]" g Thompson .\\I}v p ll:lmp(h]ullsp]nv:"x‘nl 2 2 2 O L e B T e e e e e et issue for the Province of Sant Fe, | e - - - » & o gt S A bEspama, filed suit in the : S 4 as a cultural cen-| £ Court to 0,000 damages ter for Jewry will Estab. 1909 , | trom the » and Ohio Railroad attend the ses. PARALYSIS IS FATAL {Company. The deceased was waiting sions. o ’:ll the verdale, Md. ation of the i X s of the! P —_— lvumpun)'hln hmtn: 2 tn hl)!m' Wash rogre: hm;me |'x_\' AN Swaars i : q |ington, the court is told, when a train i adassah in the First Charles A. 3. Boyd Dies of Third| Fo8, Saline: another. track and|/jresmie=sa® ooy collection of finds - Stroke During Year. and killed him in America for its o s Supvived Y 2 mitow and o v in the Holy Land and in the worzny & Charles A. B. Bovd, 68 vears old, in|9.vear-old son. Attorneys Daniel ving on of extensive medical and 219 12 1 G S p i 7 = : the automobile tire business at 650 |Thew Wright and Henry F. Woodard | welfare activities in Palestine will be 1 & 2 treet S ) awistams Pennsylvania avenue southeast, died |appear for the executor. submitted at the convention, as well : - / *. Store at his residence, 819 I street south. ! cesterday following a stroke of Y c—— J paralysis about two weeks ago. It was the third stroke, the first having oceurred a year ago. S Mr. Bovd in partnership in the b 2 tire business with hix son-in-law 1. 5 s o Dulin Before going into that = ness he was in the insurance business . = B 2 ” % ) = wax i member Business Men's As. sociation He is survived by his ow. Mrs - ks { 1 e Presenting a Spectacular and Amazing 4 hur Bovd: a daughter “dns was the father of the lale Elmer Boyvd 1 Funeral services will he conducted | Cool 4300 M‘M(h Blowing at the residence tomorrow ;.f?e'r"n.'.fxf\ i . “Times lv-y’ = A ALE at § oclock. Rev. John Paul Tyler | Rock, N. C. Always Good will officiate. Interment will be in | #: Spory . Hotel Glenwood Cemetery. | - Friday and Saturday Italy Enforces Visa Rule. | Mayview Mamor sits on a plateau at the very erest of Rigid enforcement by Italian i an-} pe= l:l-e Ridge, grerlookmg 3 wooderlaad chasm, 2,800 o orities of laws requiring visitors to cer deep. and & wild panorame of ranges and peaks, the Taly o inve Dastoonicie { Lighest east of the Rockies. You slesp under bianketa all 0 u l u visas from Italian const cers summer and nearly every morning loox down upon banka b has been called to the attention of clowds in the valley below. Twy golf courses, unequalied Americans contemplating Italian bridie trails, aafe scenic highways, cordisl cotiage colony, tours by the State Departmes The Rt ‘o Vfl—m" mm" \imerfcan consul n—nérax(“:a|"|:\':..l‘|k.'-~ T ‘h.‘..m... .....w"u e o, informed the Department that . for. | STER T el = sorne = elgners lacking Italian consular visas o e i were not being permitied o land. | G — ————————aia] Established 1909, Siese Pis 12101221 Exquisitely Styled of Fine 9 AM. to \ (3 Street ! o . 6 PAL NS CNW. N Striped Broadcloth Dotted Voiles b — ||| English Broadcloth Rayon, Linens Silks and Cotton Goods Tissue Ginghams Rayon Prints b Reduced for Fridav and Saturdav Printed Voiles Plain Voiles 1,200 Yards Fine Crepe de Chine 50 Yards Bordered Heather Crepe - $1.75 vara $1.98 Yara Heavy pure dye crepe that we sell regularly ol o ek LA for $1.98 yard. Choose from a full line of all e pe Rayon finish. 134 vards ‘ the wanted colors, also black and white. 40 a dress. Plain colors with coatrasting colored inches wide. stripes and borders, [ ] Striped Dress Linen Plain Dress Linen 1.000 Yards Plain , Voile | - 69¢ Yard 39¢ Yard . Sizes In Tmported, thoroughly shrunk 2 9C Yard for and fast colors. Was $1.25 The real Irish Linen. Was - Numerous vard. Dark siripes on light 69c yard. In the wanted col Qur entire 39 stock of Plain backgrounds of maise, pink, ors of orchid, brown, peach, Colored Voil Every color to Women, green, copen and corn color rose, green, gray and vellow el from, including white 36 inches wide 26 Miches widn. 2nd bluck. 4% Sachce wide Misses and Desirable Sworzyn -Third Floor Exha Styles YPIIVI /I LlLIV/ 7 IS LI FIAPI Ao mvs s/ L2222 77 Summer Specials in Our Sizes ‘otions Dept. | Every Hat in Our Millinery Sty G Department—Special— All Sales Sani “or Friday Final Sanitary Aprons For Friday 35¢ and All rubber, In white and > L Saturday 53.95 to 36.95 Values 2L flesh Venus Sanitary ¥ The cxtrgmel:\' low price of 111c'f?'<>c ; is a sensation in Aprons, 53¢ & ] itself, but aside from that, the quality of the mzltcrlali.and Rubberized, In white and 4 p Y= the many new and alluring styles—plain, rlnncd_ayd striped 2ea Mot e effects—make this sale one of .the most value-giving events Hickory Sanitary we have yet staged. It is a brilliant performance, indeed. and Belts, 29¢ at the low price vou will want several of them. Come in and ¥lesh color only. In medium select them in the shades that best become you. Choose and large sizes. Special. | fro"‘_‘ 4 LTI LK T, s A AN Venus Compressed Sanitary Napkins G i e s M i Orchid, Tan, Rose, Green, Blue, Special, $1.00 Doz. Hats in all the wanted colors, including white and f . . . Can be carried In the purse. hats for every occasion. A wonderful opportunity t d M hatstor ievayiocninn o weneiuigony each, Helio, White and Maize s s \ E f them i ly styled creation. With pock : z : ; /1y style 3 <- Special, 15¢ Pair Swiss Hair Hats $ ot very one of them is a newly sty Vith In white only. Sizes Nos. 1, i)nm Hers : Y ets, various necklines and sleeve effects. Smartly trimmed . 227772 22 L2227 72277 St Hats S(vcri: Hats with fluttering ribbons and trimmings of contrasting colors. B ege o Come early and share in this unusual sale. Rubber Household Ete. 3 FEte. Aprons, Special, 67¢ Large size, in rose, green, Sworzyn's—Second Floor orange and tan = A Remarkable Purchase and Sale 500 Pairs High-Grade Shoes COStume Sllps P lnel'} 5 A truly remarkable offering. All new Summier styles, All To (;0 At § The group includes the most popular leathers, White < o i Hi i 2 ‘alf, Black Sati 3 3lond ] : Soral R \ = h, high or low heels. High-grade Kid, Patent. Tan Calf, Black Satin, Blond Satin, | To Complete the Summer Attire Coral Band \\; with Cuban, French, high or gh-gi 4 . - ~pe o shees at a bargain price. Kid, Gray Kid, etc. English Sateen Slips Hosiery Downstairs Store 7z FINERY Qi fine quality, shadowproof ¢ English sateen, with deep hem of $7,.95 $1 85 CORAL BAND —— . L2727, L, IIII/I1/77, the same material. In white and HOSIEQY flesh. Sizes 34 to 44 TUb Sl“\ bllpS _ Genuine Full-fashioned Hose with the Of fine tub silk, in white and famous “Stop-a-Run” feature. A large colors. With hem_q.[hched ;nv;. s .95 assortment of colors, including black and “n:" r:z,dre‘ m“:‘odj.:p SRIE == white; in chiffon and heavy-weight silk. silk. Sizes Bworzyn's—Main Floor Sworzyn's—Main Floor Try Sworzyn’s First “Zz