Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925. which arranged the show, announced declared that Christian workers often policemen Was. the reckiess dmegam - 2 R. Wison, Mrs: B..C. Douglas, Flor- i V TERT T |that a meeting of the alumnt would be are called upon.to make “sacrifice|R. itein L for their own lives while fighting the i lOlflllOll 0[ de GIVE EN ER AINMEN held December 10 to discuss the pro- CHUROHMAN HOLDS pits" for the sake of their fellows and | ence Gravatte and James Henderson, | mogt treacherous enemies of the jaw - i posal to change the name of Busines thes 16l - - — 14 In Border T()wns ———— High School to the Roosevelt High _—_ e eeher pointed out that in the| Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel T li i School. oy game of life as well as in the game of the Anti-Saloon League, in address. If you want work, read the want } WAL SN G First Performance of Annual | ] SRR 0 Christian Workers Must Make Sac- e lave: s helatn Walking across the street in a v i y ifice Hi to the same requirements of seif-de- town Iying along the American- sudeyillelShow Futjlon Pickpocket Gets $98. rifice Hits, Dr. Brougher Tells 10 the same requirtienss continual | Mexican border itutes a viola- Before Audience of 500. A pickpocket who has appeared on Baptist Body. effort and good physical condition. ing _the convention on prohibition, | columns of The Stz Support of Parents to Work | ]ul.\v\n l::m‘ e 11:11:‘!—';;'!;::\(:1':;"‘:::;;2 street cars the past few weeks stole The convention was hmukl\‘t to a| Yoy C 98 from Otto H. Gaede, 735 Otis place, = close last night with a symposium o law that is being stri d Tt | ¥ pRce: o1 wple’s worl address Is Urged by Teachers and | i, hi is beinz - : dneJuried. assoriment of entertain | yesterday afternoon. Gaede was board. =sone om base Bl D LD R Notaraon e | settlemen t | productions, was served | iNg a street car at North Capitol ang | JAmes White omb Broughe e . ‘Other addresses were made by Pr|nc|pa|3. for ye 3 selves he. ,,.,_‘,,,,,_“ High School Alumni |G ets when, he said, his billfold | Angeles, in an address yesterday af-| john Singleton, president of the Bap- unit ere e’ sociation at its fifth annual Fall | containing the money was taken from ternoon before 1,600 members of the! tist Young Peopl Tnion of America; —— that preven resident of one sec v show last night in the | his pocket Columbia Association of Baptist John Ruthven dent of the local Desirabiitty (ot adequate’ \compre} tlon frim sing the street 1o | school auditorimm ximately 600 | —mm™m™m™— ™ e e e - ) % _PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SGVENTW trade at a store or call on a friend ons witnessed the initial perform- hensfon by the people of the ideals Until recently, immigration cffi- | ance. ¥ R X A AR ] Two more shows will be pre achievement 1 and s i @ nable | sented, one tonight and the finale to- of the publ ¥ trei 3 morrow night t 8 b ey are cing the law | The chief feature a_dramatiza- | i < Y Powel a Mex cross on of “The G e : gh School, @ 1 stre rican s arkington, by t ] r's Play- K 5 X 3 required in some instinces to go . The 33-8 Club of the June gradu- | S “hool, i more than a hundred miles to get |ating clnss of 1 Iso presented a | | one-act skit of Arizona The program opened with an over- CENLIIEE S tion, over. with im | ture by the school orche | followed by several and will 1 s 2 - [ Holland'’s “Dance:O-I der 1o see If anything cannot Be |comedy selection he done to remedy it. Dorothy Your School da Know Teachers as People. “To know | Spellbring gave a “hlues - [panied by the “Dance-O Dancing in the ere told that | lowed the show | “Wwidow, Mrs. Phoebe Watson, | As an added attraction, Carl Caul, | Owings, Md |a radio singer, who will broadeast to- | | : = |pight from WCAP, sang several | | nity and of the Nation - | dent the duty of o know your school you m i ¢ 4 < the interest, a vision of the home prstanding e 1 ou Can_ Buy the Most hool’ moven s the 2 charming sy i commenoraion oo "-fm:s Al GLOVES Prday al's Academy. The mall Prices o as onened cading Bridge, Floor and B : S Public Support Needed. o sident A‘m:I‘:lu‘::”;u(«h‘Pl :m‘u‘hx.::: Tg,ble Styles Men’s Brown Cape cational or n_ America | for Education werk by Arthur Harvey. E& : Gloves, with warm land. " ‘Know Your § en Cox ;(,.—%’ : wool lining. Suitable ek L S | Ly St ot || 517 10m st Mainesas | [ _ , S Ak o aim In the Boys’ Section e New Winter Overcoats HOME OF THE WORUMBO OVERCOAT $3-50 Each overcoat is one the boy himself ap- - ’ Various others in tan or || proves, so exactly does it meet his require- \ @ Ablack. from $2 to $12. ments, as to style and warmth. As to Quality, as en a : : \} Y. Saks—First Floor his parent will be as thoroughly satisfied. . i Small Boys’ For the Youth I'elepathy? ‘ Chinchilla Big Warm . mm@ MEN AND BOVS Overcoats Overcoats The Wool Expert Boosts $17.95 $16.75 3 The better grade of (i Worumbos and The Fashion Shop fhis st popeie Over- Fashioned of wasm, mannish overcoat fab- A very proginent Government Official needed a nu\ overcoat. Charge § : coat fabric. excellently T B Pkl how Having expert advice at his elbow, he decided to use it! | & . % tailored in the new box- rics in the I.H'wal\ YOX~ “What's the best overcoat money can buy > he asked the Wool Account || 5 Ic.”m]"-"\]}j n.n_dl)\]\'onlll{u;(l.\‘ coat style—plain back, Expert of this Government Department. “A Worumbo, of course! Servi (;"“(» ¢ sy S, &’”1'1 double - breasted front It’s made of the finest, purest woolin all the world,” said the expert! i) entice ! NUE AT SEVENT! Hcer‘,] = 1\!1 j" l:n[ .”11(() ‘T didn't have to ask where to buy one,” the Government Offi- i | Ny DFNNSYA ‘N“““ 1 ‘_ci::,\_wr' PrAsE RO Sizes 11 to 18 vears. cial told us that afternoon. “I knew that the Fashion Shop was \ = A m, the Home of Worumbos!” . ). &) ! Other Small BoyS’MaCkinaW He bought the finest Worumbo we had—and knew he had The Largest Men's and Boys’ Store in Washington bought the best overcoat money could buy. Maybe mental g & & Boys OVercoatS Coats 89 73 telepathy made him think of the Fashion Shop when he thought $12 75 of Worumbos. More likely he just knew, as most every man in 0 lew, as ! | ’ ‘7 ’ . Chinchillas in plain able plaids— muff and Washington knows, that here at the Fashion Shop he could find Men S and Oung Men S Sults coh\r::m‘l ::;ms‘t“oflx;lzll ]‘);:r(cllplnl-?;]\-m,\n:lln‘d (‘n‘:](. ‘ N r ‘ I tures of warm overcoat- vertible collars of good “7 = S ing. Box-coat styles— quality. Heavy macki- O R M B O S | lth TwO Palrs I rousers wool body lined. Sizes 2 naw cloth. Sizes 8 to 18 | to 10 years. svears. 12 Great Models ATT REDUCED Right into the season for Winter suic || BOYS, 2-Pants Vest Suits, $14.75 14 Handsome Shades ; o e : ur knicker. buvmg comes a blg‘ shlpment direct from sweater vest, and one golf and one reg For the man who doesn't want the finest § 5 B \pecr\ll.\ se'lecud”ffiln_u,s and Saks standard of \\'nru(x‘l:bl) Overcoat, we have Worumbos at lower Ts emery wans Tonbionkio oo | the f&CtOl‘) —suits that tell all the story of better tailoring. Sizes 7 to 18 yea prices that dollar for dollar excel any coats for the a aenuine e the prevailing style touches—including Small Boys’ Boys’ Hats and e At Special 7 BT OUAGS double and single breasted models. Suits Caps 9th Anniversary Sale Prices LR ' | : : | Special, $2.95 $1.50 to $3.95 - 8 e Double and single breasted models made up in For the small boys—ch ust received t 1 our tailors 4@ e an- > tity of the finest Worumbos—those that we feature ; i ol | pin stripes, blues and browns. - (-;1."'33?";,?1}35 heaviest weight, finest finish, magnificent tailor- a0 Z S Soft. warm worsted * 2 line quilted sa and finished with 1 : : g ‘1‘;}- i ‘Uu"*‘nl e Single-breasted models, two and three button Jersey cloth.— the well withhis new ov Zhandsom . s ; : 7 = and other becoming models. c-\:l e el 7 e Gl G I i effects in light gray. blue gray and delightful ideal Winter suit for For the Larger boys 3 to 9 years. BOY = and wool body lined. 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Other Necessities for Boys During Our Warm Flannelette Pajamas $1.00 to $1.50 9th ANNIVERSARY SALE | ’ e - e $ s s BlanketiRGEES: .. oh i desoniionass $3.95 to $5.95 29 39 49 Four-in-hand Neckwear : ..50c to $1.50 Grades up to $40 Grades up to $50 Grades up to $65 Leather and Sport Belts ...-50c to $1.50 A Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase Sport Socks S9¢ to $2.50 : Lumberjacks $2.50 to $5.00 K3 X4 Anniversary Specml Anniversary Special A Splendid Varlety of Young Men's - Specially F eatured TUXEDO ISldjl:[:"Sd Jumor High Two-Trousers Suits SultS $24.75 s 50 i ‘ Superior fabrics, excellent = $ | / ) tailoring and designed espe- ( cially for the boy stepping into America’s Greatest Tuxedo ¢ | ) his first long trousers. Navy Value—Compare! Exx:“’i,.ll‘“: e 54,95 (=7 DBlue Cheviots and other man- - \ & ”nish fabrics, in single or dou- i o i ool i v ble breasted coat st\les that Remember, each has an extra pail' of trousers have broad shoulders wider lapels and trim waists. S q et | Sl And TWO PAIRS of wide, straight-hanging trou- 9th & E “e o“ 10 15th &G Saks—Third Floor sers. Sizes 36 to 38. | q'_‘ Saks—Second Floor (Opo-TESmbseniS} FRED PELZMAN, President (Next to Kelth's) - Btore No. 3—433 9(h St. N.W. Our Barsain Ammes—Where Sults, Overconts and Toxedos Are $22.30 and Less