Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 24

24 l — THE EV NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1925. MOVIE EDUCATION SURVEY ORDERED - i Ingratitudérg_rT - The man of millions looks around, as age comes on apace, io see If some way can't pe found to help thé human race. He tells his lawyers, “By the rood, I'd like to use my roll to do some great and lasting good, before the death bells toll. I'd like to think that when I'm dead about a thousand Absolute Divorce Asked. Mrs. Aline Gruver has filed sult in the District Supreme Court for an ab- solute divorce from Elmer Gruver. They were married November 10, 1919, and have no children. Misconduct, is alleged and a co-respondent named. At- torney Harry A. Grant appears for the wife. At the request of the wife Justice Hitz put the husband under anms 322 Anniversary Sale Dbond of $500 not to leave Washington pending a hearing on her petition. New York School Head Asks Full Probe of Idea’s Possibilities. vears around my tomb the crowds will tread, their eyes suffused with tears, remarking, “Though he’s ‘neath the sod, his noble fame survives; he is the gent who blew his wad to brighten human lives." So let us plan to put my wealth where it will elevate the physical and moral heaith of every living skate.” It is a grand and splendid scneme, of everlasting worth, and it should be the sounding themo y bard on earth. And each con- e galoot and every wholesome should praise the wise and MOTHER! Watch Child's Tongue ‘California Fig Syrup” is Children’s Harmless Laxative Announces for Tom orrow’s Selling— 300 New Fall Dresses! Congolidated Press. W YORK, October 1.—Wide- spread application of the idea of teaching grade school children by the use of by educ: man kindly plute who loved his fellow man. otlon pictury ors for many vears seemed n reality today O'Shea of the New York nublic system ordered an exhausti But people He got his wad by selling axie g which was a base . | and beastly fraud, denounced by our police. \We saw this man monopolize the grease mines everywhere, and now he thinks, before he dies, he'll make his record square, We'll profit by the weaith he gives, we'll put it in but we'll abhor him while , and roast him when he And by this babble men con- 3 insane; they hate a man for that success which they can- not attain. (Copyrisht, 1 Actual $10.00 to $12.95 Values at elop- in the principle of visual in- struction. Full adoption of the movi room purposes in New York, s in to result from the nducted here v to be c waiting to see v cities would do with | the idea | Esperimenting With Tdea. SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE The New York schools have been The New Lorks sehools have beet | T0 BE SOUGHT BY BRITISH Several vears, and, under the direc- | i ey tion « L. Crandall, & rector ) instruction, have | built up of movie courses | current events, do- | urs dy, | ca George Matthew Adams.) what the lar; English Business Men TUnite to Launch Drive to Recover Lost Ground in Latin America. By the Aseociated Press. LONDON, October 1.—To push Brit- ish trade in South America, a new business organization has just been formed by number of prominent British business men under the title of the Anglo-South American As: clation. Tlans had been under con- | slderation for some time, but the re- ports of statements made by British business men to the Prince of Wales during his tour In South America led to speeding up the imauguration of the new corporation. The aims of the assoclation are as- serted to be to win back the ground eat Britain has lost in South Amer- South America to buy to the extent justified British capital invested in the tin American continent, and drew he attention of British manufacturers nd_traders to untouched possibilities mestic s geography. phys ne tional guidance and domestic art. So courses have been tried out x few schools, but with a | in only formal s Director Crz able to convince th orities of the valu 1 movie and ob ackle the wor pdall is confident he will New York the school- n enough funds on a city-wide Development in the last few months of at least two “home” mo- tion picture making and projecting outfits which sell for less than $100 has given considerable impetus to the school The great ex- suitable films and according o | n only a litte | in preventing | 1 the objections of chers. As to the ndall, tragicall; of the ex teaching body is far too obsti 3 wedded to the old, conventlonal methods of instruction to be pried Joose by anything short of dynamite or death Winning Over “01d Guard.” | 3ut hard as has been the fight, Dr.| Crandall and other exponents of the school movie idea are winning over | after member of the “uLl. nce of bringing the| B3 far as practicable child’s | “rests | ven thosgt e | Dry cleaning that removes every bit of dirt and dust from your overcoat and suit; even the linings and pockets are thoroughly cleaned. Sanitary pressing that brings back rolled lapels in coats and deep creases in trousers. The charges are not high, but the big difference is in the quality of fi m [o] cleaning you obtain. m m m When your child is constipated, bil- ious, has colic, feverish - breath coated-tongue, or diarrhea, a t spoonful of genuine “California Fig Syrup” sweetens the stomach and| leans the bowels of poi- , bile, souring food and Never cramps or overacts. s _no narcotics or soothing Children love its delicious potent 0ol movies th Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has full directions for bables and children of all bottle. Mother, stin you may & Fashionable Materials —Materials which are most attractively adapted to the style of the frock. The wool frocks suited to business, home, school, street, or afternoon wear. The silks more decorative and feminine in effect. Among these popular fabrics are Men, It Will Pay You to Pay a Fair Price for Good Cleaning This Fall he tmporta world of fact, within_ the vision,” Dr. upon the child's sense experienc dren most fave possess meager ground for the apprais: item of with the picture is in many respec est approach to and the ¥ bstitute for immediate ob- | —Satin Charmeuse > —Crepe-back Satin —Flat Crepe i ~—Satin fects in sleeves. —The trimming touches are gilded cloths, metallic braiding, contrasting colors, fancy stitching, bright colored braids, and the bordered —Bordered Botany Flannel materials trim themselves. —Striped Poiret Twill ’ —TFrench Flannel —All-wool Jersey s compared | The motion | 1 —The colors are navy, cocoa, carmine, tan, rose- wood, tobacco, p:ms?' and black. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. -/ s $2.95 and $3.85 Sports Felt Hats ) £ ] ' ’ The Newest Styles ’ —Here’s six of them, sketched from the dresses themselves, which will give you an idea of the smartness and variety. The styles cover the re- quirements of the youthful woman, the miss and the more mature, including circular flares, godet effects, apron fronts. There are many new ef- Crandall emphasized that the movie could never supplant entirely | the acher—that it must | rded merely as an and its use carefully planned. | periments In the New York | owed that pupils instructed aid of movies learned almost twic fast and twice as thoroughly s those instructed by the spoken and written word alone. Film Scarcity. Qge of the gregtest drawbacks met ¢ York visual instruction- city of suitable films. e turned out by commercial ses were found to .have educational value in the cla room, and Dr. Crandall's department has produced several films of its own planning. Creation of one natfonal or several vegional clearing houses for the pro- duction and distribution of sultabl school films is a goal toward which #e visual instructionists here are struggling. Germany, several laps ahead of the United es in movie instruction, Kann’s—Second Floor. auxillary Recent schools Business Suit, dry cleaned. .. .....$1.50 Topcoat, dry cleaned ...... St ) Overcoat, heavy weight.......... 2.00 Overcoat, extra heavy weight..... 2.50 Sending them now means comfort and readiness later on. One of the Great Sale Features Women’s $5 and $6 Low Shoes $3.99 rr. —This is one of the outstanding sales of this Our 32nd Anniversary, offering materials and workmanship ordinarily found in $5.00 and $6.00 shoes. Fifteen smart styles of black satin, patent leather and black velvet, in pump, strap and gore effects. All shoes are white lined and have rubber top lifts, and your choice of Cuban, French, Spanish and flapper heels. All sizes, 215 to 8, in all styles. 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