Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 15

GEMSNOW N TRUST WILL BE RESTORED By the Assoclated Pres Largest Airplane In World to Stay Idle After Test THE EVENING $100,000 FUND DRIVE FOR CHURCH PLANNED S A campalign to raise $100,000 toward the bullding fund for the new Ham- line M. E. Church, now urder con- struction at Sixteenth and Allison streets, will be started Sunday and STAR, WASHINGTON, A supper meeting of the campalgn. ers will be held tonight at the pres ent church, Fourteenth and Emer- son streets, when flnal plans for the work will be outlined. Sever: workers are to make addresse: well us Edwin D. Detwiler, ge chairman of the campaign. re ten teams with captains Miss Mildred B. Gurney, 1| Taylor. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925. 15 Nellle M. L. Jenking, Mrs. Or- ‘Wrecl naces Navi ion. Moody, Wilmer T. Bartholomew, kMo g2 o) Louis Lieb, Charles H. Schooley,| NORFOLK, Va., November 13 (). Mrs. John H. Muirhead and Dr. Flora | —A wireless report from the steamer | Mond Shoals lightshi Freeport recelved hero yesterday | mere stated that a wrecked vessel with Port Elizabeth, South Africa, may use American clectric ice cream | freezers. | Onesixth of all the employes in the Jibboom projecting out of the wnlerl had been sighted 6 miles east of Dia- | i vreck al C; rece y ar the President, r 15 Army Captain Resigns. Resignation of Capt. Hugh J. Ryan; ntly stationed . has been ac+ to take effec: DAYTON, Ohio, November 13.-— The Barling bomber, the world's Paraguayan Women Left| irgert falibune, “riquirine"tvo Jewels for Safekeeping With U. S. Minister in 1868. continued until Thanksgiving day. .| Swedish civil service are women. pbxltpsbom 608 o 6i4 ELEVENTH ST, il get all the data we can . le: rything possible from the ship, but past that noth- ing is proposed for the bomber,” McCook Field officials said. “While the Air Service hopes to have larger and more powerful planes some ds i ation, for we neft [ o money nor tion of seeing planes r than the bomber time,” they con- For Saturday Only Sale of 5,000 Pairs of Perfect You Are Responsible! Peoples Drug Stores owe their twenty years of existence to you—the buying public. tinued Officlals admitted no plans are under way for a plane larger than the bom Chus when the flight leted the Barling taud in its hangar having served its purpose, m during time of | nies of | fl CHIFFON HOSE Specially Priced at 39 3 Pairs for $4.00 |LAWS T0O COMPLICATED, STEEL BUILDERS TOLD eS| Senator Moses Says Even Legis- lators Are Unable to Make Own Income Tax Returns. You have made possible our growth from one small store back in 1905 to a chain of eighteen bright, busy, modern drug stores today. By your appreciation of quality at a fair price and your confidence in us you have helped our stores to maintain their high standard of service. EAST H IN MEDY i W HI LPHUR SPRINGS, W, ERN HIG co mber 13.—That the men who | t our laws are them- to operate under them v Senator Moses of New, | pshire in an address delivered | ght before the annual ban- n Institute of an instance of upon business of ng and contradic- Al [——[a ] —EEEEEBEE Students to Give Vaudeville Pro- Your needs and desires are deeply imbedded in the walls of our business. You have the right to expect the utmost in quality and service HERE, for you are responsible for our success. Vovember Sheer Chiffons With Silk Feet and Service Chiffons lation in parhullnr " said Senator in the fact that >xpert has to be sent | department to the ators and Repre- eir income tax re- tructural fabri- Choice of Such New Shades as s attended the 1 sable, Frer biege, r maize, gr. Atmosphere, ecstacy, rose blush, orchid, biege, black nment is con- 1 of a canal er, near Buda onnect with the River EEEEEEEEEEEE:—:EEEEEE—:—JEE bilipsborn 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. E] Elghteen Stores—'me Betler to Serve and Sansfy You = e and gun meta Sizes 8'; to 10 Women who are familiar with the exqu : quality and sheerness of t Hosiery—and the decided 1 opportunity to purchase the er price Largcsr Ladies” Exclu- sive Apparel Shop in Wash ing ton. You can begin your Christmas Shopping at your convenience now entire scason’ —we are ready. 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Now Colonial Sets are entering the homes and studios of musicians, educators and others who have de- clined to use radio before. A demonstration will tell you in a moment more than can be stated in a hundred advertisements. Reduced to $10-00 Second Floor. “75 Velvet Frocks | Chiffon Velvets«—stses Dresses in one and two piece effects. Dark shades brilliantly trimmed with embroidery and tinsel. Reduced to $13.00 Second Floor. All Hats in the Popular Price Sec- tion, including Pastel Felts, Metallic, Faille, Silks and Bengalines. Reduced to $5.00 Fourth Floor. Smartly Modeled Frocks 5193528 Of course, higher-priced groups make up the two assortments—Street. Sports, Afternoon and Evening types—in Crepes, Cloths and Metallic Cloths. The colors for which you will have preference—and in designs that reflect the best American and foreign thought. Fur-Trimmed Coats $39—-3%5 Two groups comprising Coats of exceptional value. 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