Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 12

\ S ST AN it ey ¢ AT s A % ‘ = THE EVENING STAR,- WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 T - = =" . 1 rest. o onal p v sachusetts colonl-|acting in concert under the Phelps. [in Alabama. e was also associated H|LL S VIEW OF ‘DRY LAW’}‘,I"‘"‘,","‘I:"'\:’f”“ ation of national pro-| AMERICANS TO DEVELOP ve misglon [ Stokes fund, to formulate plans ln\'\vl(h the agricultural extersion service e s s ool al, Metho operation with Libertan officials for | for the Alab Iytechnic Institute PROCLAIMED IN ADDRESS | . he,atimintstrative committee of SCHOOLS FOR LIBERIA . |2’ complete reconstruction of the ed.|and the Univ Late L D oy athe well known ex- | ucatlonal system fn that country he spent three vears in the Philf . eI e, Pau ,1 pe s v and education, has| Mr. Sibley has been connected with | pines training natives in modern as F 'I'V M“Y“\"d Rel’f%fl"fl"‘w in Los| e Teport Church and Other Bodies to Send been commissioned by these agencles, | the State Department of Iducation | et hods, seles, Foresees “Honest Repeal” | its research committee on the e 1- Expert to Aid in Plans for T # o D.Dle 5 t Nullificati o s | ment in national prohibition,” he said Educational System Py e Rl R R e iR R R U R @ R R R R o e e e e e R R e I R el ol eol B ishones: ullification. - " it 2R 70 j 55 e Press Clothing and Jewelry Stolen. A S, Calif., Nov be) -An ed- Says Dimmer I'lumination Is Servrce leen UfllVEf‘Sfly by‘ 3. ~;m ing before :n.‘- ‘l'l‘.)‘ (‘)l‘"(;‘m“:": eenth ‘b(nvl‘r\]‘);n u\}l‘\(‘n |‘>.§1‘;f. ]| fl’:‘\ by Americans for jlxl"“;:';rx‘nl l!::”x‘:”;:;f Now Being Given to Late Banker Recalled in ‘j,mfm Representative John P. Hill (‘)i }.”1.’\ :::ll or n;':‘»:( ,'\1'1'”].“::"141‘:"' jew- | herfa as extensiv the commercial RERR TR IR R RRTREND Capital-Folk. Faculty Resolution. would either be “repealed | ¢ _ - —— | arrived vesterday to begin a | ol $115 | al representative In Liber e |8 a i The death of M_“..,\ ! s, promi ]wp( aking tour of the coast in the in-land a Masonic ring valued at $115. | Phelps-Stokes fund, the American, % o : ";‘. o1y At Mot U o v ot which | E Among the financial institutions of this city the [ and a member of | 3 4 z v 4 = - H ; % American Security and Trust Company holds a place = i ! 8 of Leadership. ¢ 1 | o) 5 his institution enlisted t | & 2 t and encour of Mr. Ailes from the epted election 25 It has —Resources over $35 at Buffalo, plus tax 500,000 —Deposits over $28,500,000 UL DR T RRI —Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits over $6,500,000 —Over 35 years’ experience in the successful operation of banking and trust business. of his asso- | — body by Pierce-Amow e f "To attain this position of Leadership one of the big: factors was America’s first Custom- built Coach. Built by PIERCE-ARROW in the Pierce-Arrow factory Your choice of six colors 70-horsepower, six-cylinder Picrce-Arrow engine. Four-wheel brakes. lowment | hoo! | Service MERICAN SECURIT® °> AND TRUST COMPANY o and st forward the work o 15th and Penna. Ave. = Capital. Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $6,500.000 Balloon tires. Houdaille Shock Absorbers standard equipment. A BRANCHES moderate initial payment, balance to be evenly divided over a period of months, will secure early delivery. Demonstration any time, upon request Central—7th and Mass. Ave. N.\W. Southwest—7th and E Streets S.W. Northeast—S8th and H Streets N.E. Northwest—1140 15th Street N.W. FOSS-HUGHES COMPANY RETURN 1141 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Washington, D. C. $5 Telephone Franklin 4541 Sunday, Nov. 8 AL TRAIN Lyv. Wa gton .....12:30 am. TOFALE RESOUREES OVER $35,500.,000 R R RRIE = STURNING ¥ e e | New Yol (€ K. X ) ) A recorded the min Liberty St. .m. \‘ - STANDARD TiME 2 A Special Purchase! On Sale Tomorrow—in the BALTIMORE & OHIO . A Surpassing Value! pob == Women’s Dress Shop! ; 0 YINGrom: b t Building Materials || & f : t ! e el A ?ample S l - 5 === Bathroom J“l! A tremendous event—I) eginning tomorrow at 9: ]w a.m. on our Second Floor! g \\;, ’[j’ $55 , Ly ented !n-n» in ‘\‘(»;,[w:.n i > \e= § L GOWNS OF BROCADES ~—" Up i AND BROCADE COMBINATIONS 1o = | FOR EVENING | outfit wit white seat. i =1 e I AND INFORMAL DINNER WEAR Mam Office 2 B 6th & C Sts. Southwest | $ r i Camp Meigs e :; 5th & Fla. Ave. Northeast |j L L 1] | 3 23 :I u, ] 1 3 HENEVER one uses VITRA- ; DRESSES IN BROCADE COMBINATIONS i t - LITE, the long-life White En- | —IN SATINS AND FAILLES amel, there is a feeling that both 33 the artistic and the practical have been 23 attained. Vitralite Enamel has the ii smooth texture of porcelain and pos- )1 FOR STREET AND AFTERNOON —IN WARMER HUES SUITABLE FOR DAYTIME WEAR ——r 3:3283233333338}33223838328’ =—¢ 3¢ sesses a durability greater than the Lfl _ The dinner and evening dresses are the most dainty creations, radiat- L 2% - : ! ing gracious beauty from not only brocades, but hrocades combined with $¢ finest of paint. | lovely georgette, from glittering metallic cloth and satin combinations! & et S = i | Both one and twe piece models—offering a color choice of Sky Blue, b33 VITRALITE may be obtained in b33 Chartreuse, Rose, more vivid Reds, Royal Blue, Flesh Color, White and g e i 3 5 ‘ Black—and gay flowers and ribbons for contrast! 2 Ei five unusually attractive shades or tints § Afternoonand [Street Dresses—in heantiful satins and faille silks—offer hoth F e ,tailored and fancy stylings. The latter have beautiful self colored laces as trim- | 22 and white. & ming, or velyet ribhon : i | :: xi YouthfuM = Striking! (Sizes 36 to 44.) & | ; . . 3 1 Women's Dress Shop—Second Fl § | 23 We have a paint, varnish, stain or enamel §‘:, Gt i L *0 o or every surface and the proper Py % 33 forieuery|surjace Apespnop by Afternoon Dress Silk Costume Slips ‘ 22 brush for its application. bo of Brocade and P! $ 95 23| pod P Georgette effec- . . 3 3 ERs to Wear With Them......... ... .. S5 2 beodl The fur bandings 3 l F P C ! add greatly to the Qualities of radium you wouldn't believe could be used in slips at such a Jow 34 Butler- lvnn Paint Co. 3 flare of this dress price. They have deep shadow hems, too! And may be had in flesh color, peach 3 v 3| “a surprising and white. . Wonderful value! e ! of | b : Al SIS P . brocade, adorned as you see in th 22 609 C St N.W. Main 1751-4902 35! Spr T only Street Floor immense bow which Starts in a beaut i § \ i rose tint—then shades off to shell pink ¢ i $3888888382328288823283838328882383222383832383338 ; \ [ ] b od *¢ .0