Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1925. 39 7B¥ ALBERTINE RANDALL | KARL FENNING QUITS ‘ PATENT OFFICE POST | | ST | Resigns as Assistant Commissioneq | BAU.[]U EXPI.AINS IN RABBITBORO—Diagnosing the School Teacher. SA[ARY S[;HEDUI-E‘ So You HAVE A Colp | | YES DOCTOR WHITEY , [ ) { Now —TAKE A DEEP BREATH | ( YES , Docllo®.: IN YOUR CHEST, HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE To AND SAY NINETY-NINE qu HUNDRED AND | Says Pay Scale for Substi-/ Resignation of Karl Fenning, as | | LM1ss FLOPPY 2 BREATHE FREELY FOR THREE TMES : NINETY - SEVEN ¢/ | TWO DPAYS - — | 3 TG Y, _'/ S “&—-/ ? tute Teachers Will Guar- | | Acting Commissioner Kinnan to Take Position in Justice Department. | | | R 2 . 0 3 «Mr. Fenni who is a brother of 'Thfl new salary schedule for suh 7 g 4 District Commissioner Frederick A, stitites now in the process of forma . 3 ! Z Fenningz. has accepted a post in thg tion: will he h 1o guarantee B = : ] E P 7 ? 1 Department of Justice as special as. comperent e [ nk W | < 3 ke sistant to the Attornev General in Rallou, superintendent of schools, told & cages involving patent liti v the schos noon in tarium the Washin plon st ippointed assist. the substi nvitatio He will eolored teachers at Dunbar High Schoo! afternoon st 3:43 o'c he Teachers' Counci hers’ Union, In and Out Again. Real Thing for Wildness. substitute lary a From the Peacock Feathers From the Cincinnati Enquirer substitute” salary s ‘Ah. good morning. Mrs. Murphy. 9 the o An’ how is everythin'?" at’s the wildest man I've ever L erys iet him direct from Borneo?” = Sure, an’ I'm having a grang Seent Get h Charges Children Are Frightened | time of it between me husband and |asked the man who was visiting the al : : the furnace. 1f T keep me ove on the | owi at the clrcus @ Nith fuil pay for| Away From Him by Stories Told | (€ furnace. Tf T keep me ove on confided the press agent. the regular teacher. in addition to a | . 5 = % ““The wildest man Borneo ever pro: Period of leave on part pay Them of Kidnaping and Like. 2 duced would look like a tame cater- | The exccutive committee of the | o {2 1.200 visitors inspected | pillar alongside of this bird. This fel- | union will meet Monday eclaring ! that his' two children | jcpm enandoah, lowa, on a re.|law was the husband of an extrav- drafi ’ recomm have been told tales of kidnaping and | cent ay. The station holds open |agant wife. the father of six flapper | the sul pay q the like o that they have hecome | house every day and entertains be. daughters and two sheik sons and was ing wi > actior tween 300 and K00 visitors the punkest golf player of his club.” Spring. th Dected to ir + of fiv 1 when they were formerly very B Rara s e 1 G 0 o Bt St i i) Soft Jovely skin ruined by constipation— Mnse unein e e i S 05 et Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN bring sure relief . recommendit. 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Street Floor 3 A Gay Suede Coat with a Skirt of Black Velveteen—what smarter two-piece Sports Frock? Smart Hip-length Suede Windbreakers here tened and afraid to go out with = Irene Castle’s Latest Fashion Selections give interesting hints on the Winter Mode We would like all voung women to see these new models in our Misses” Shops tomorrow. They ha the distinction, the unerring taste that give Irenc Castle the reputation of being the most perfectly dressed woman in America. A smart array of models now ready in our Misses’ Shops! Soft Fabrics in Black Flares and Pleats predominate in this collection appear everywhere! And Bishop Sleeves! cither flares t to achieve its veouthiu cffect. And you will adore the puffy Bishop sleeves = ntempt of ve he wife i Wlowas recently = the ol 8 I o mony ¢ a month, with the pro viso that the hushand should see the children twice a week. 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DULIN&MARTIN 2 1215~1217 F Street - time. and 1214 t01218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 Singlé pieces and ex- quisite Service Plates Youthful Models in Two-piece— The Newest Silk Stocking Sensation Gold Stripe Stockings F rocks SILK ALL THE WAY UP! “student” collars—especially popular $ 95 1 * pair 58.95 Now that.stockings are an outer e This is a new lot of knitted jerse: garment, stocking beauty hecomes jumper dresses—especially attractive for more important than ever THAT STARTS the schoolgirl or the young miss in a These new Gold Stripe Silk Stock- { Asove can business office. inge offer you these advantages - The inverted pleat in the skirt gives The Reauty of Silk 1007 Pure—-| PASS stiow it plenty of freedom without apparent silk to the top! THisonte | { fullness. Choice of high or student col bl ereatlv deated. chiffon : | lar. The smart long sleeves—tight fit- veight. sTRIPL ting. Colors—White, TPencil RBlye, Full-fashioned fit. are available at any Jersey Jumper o i B o Introducing 2T j = 4._ "] 727 Green, Rose and Tan. Sizes 14 to 20 The tection given by the pat Exclusive With the Palais Royal - ‘ ; e cnied Goid “Strine against riinous mited. Choose early! the picture. . » e h 3 Men S Shop i q";pofls’fihnp—.\"mfl Floor Street Floor '35 *40- %45 *50 Beverly ‘overcoats are hand tailored. Made of excellent all-wool materials and of unques- tionably correct styvle—no extreme “trick” $750 models nor any that are conservatively uninter- esting, but smart styvles appealing to gentlemen of the vear 1925, e e e e e 7 2L, 1’s smart to wear one of these New Brassiere Step-in Sets $7.50 They're the very latest dance sets & ~—made of a beautiful quality of geor- gette, crepe-back satin, heavy crepe de chine or radium silk and trimmed 4 Tips and ferrules are also of paise with binche, filet and French Val Jhy pearl finish matching the color _n[ the D E laces. Also tailored styles, bound in ¥ pure silk shade. Ottoman silk or fancy colored borders—silk cord fin- ished with paise pearl drnTcdm mlatrh handles—4 much demanded colors: <3 % = georgette. The step-ins are of geor- Garuet, soyal blie, hrogniandicpcon: gette, trimmed with the tucked foot- Street Floor ing. Others, $6.350 to $10.50. Underwear Shops—Third Floor Handles Trimmed with Colored Quartz! _ Silk Umbrellas —with 16-rib kyota frames— Handles of paise pearl finich, too, in the most artistic carved designs! They —and the ones trimmed with colored quartz—have attracted considerable And back of style, workmanship and mate- [N |i[ attention to this group—so .we de- . = N c - . = P cided to advertise them. rial stands our guarantee of satisfaction. Jf the coat vou buy does not live up to expectations, vou have but to say the word and a new one is vours without question or quibble! contrasting colors. Sketched is a set with brassiere entirely of tucked net lined with Come in and try on a Beverly Coat. Special Saturday Offering Kresge Department Stores Quality Merchandise Courteous Service One Day Only $ 75 4 100 Men's Two- . %Pal a Is ROV Pants Suits and 100 Al ‘ i Widths AAA to C $12.50 The Fair L. S. Plaut & Co. | Heels—low, medium and Newark high—the very newest! See them on Street Floor Pair This Style in Gray, $12.50 Sorosis Shoes Call Attention to Gray! A beautiful collection of gray pumps and oxfords here—to be worn with gray furs or other gray accessories. Many smart styles in gray kid ~ $10 to Overcoats,