Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 10

SAY LAWS HAVPER d oo cours Bar Association Leaders| Plan Model Code to Speed THE " EVENING SCHOOL BOARD TO CONFER WITH CIVIC BODIES SOON Meeting Expected to Be Held Next Month After Budget Is Sub- mitted t> Congress. The Board of Education probably will hold its annual joint conference with civic organization representatives in December soon after the District budget is transmitted to Congress and made public, it was indicated today at STAR, the Franklin School. The date for the meeting will be set by the board at its next meeting, December 2. Following_his usual custom,” Supt. of Schools Frank W. Ballou will ex- plain fn detail each item in the school budget for the next fiscal year and urgé the support of the civic bodies in securing the requisite appropriations. The superintendent also is expected to reiterate his warning that the ftve- year school building program act has only been authorized by Congress, and that concerted action of every asgo- ciation interested in the welfare of the public schools will be necessary to get the appropriations to carry it out. WASHINGTON, "D C MRS. ALICE STEWART DIES Lifelong Resident of Capitgl Suc- cumbs in Hospital. Mrs. Alice Virginia Stewart, 70 years old, a lifelong resident of Wash- ington, and mother of Harry C. Stew- art, cashier of the National Capital Bank, died in Emergency Hospital vesterday, after an illness of four weeks. Mrs. Stewart was the widow of George S, Stewart and the daughter of the late Willlam Young of this city. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence of her niece, Mrs. Richard Hynson, 3435 Thirty-fourth place, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery. Benides her niece and son, Mrs. Stewart leaves three sisters, Mrs. J. P, ‘Weller, Mrs. Amma Danlels and Mrs. J. McNally. AL 0 bl B In Constantinople a great part of domestic purchases are made from street peddlers who sell nearly every- thing from fish and vegetables to dress suits. veser ks~ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SCVENTH N N R R T R N R n the Boys’ Section Groups of apparel tq interest the younger- gentlemen and their discerning parents. Rightly styled and attractively priced. Big Boys’ Overcoats 51675 Mannish styles—fabrics and colorings — double - breasted venetian yoke — wool body lined. The new English box- back styles for boys 11 to 18 years. Small Boys’ Overcoats 814.75 Warm overcoatings in the new mixtures and plain col- ors—English box-coat styles— convertible collars, venetian yoke, and wool body lined. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Boys’ Sport Coats 59.75 Large convertible collars— .muff and patch pockets and belted. Good quality, heavy mackinaw cloth, in neat plaid effects. Just the coat for the outdoor boy of 8 to 18 years. Two-Pants English Vest Suit 514‘75 Loose-fitting single or double breasted coats, one golf, one knicker and smart, mannish vest. Well tailored in the better kind of fabrics and neat mixtures of the new colors. Sizes 7 to 18 years. “Longies” for Big “Longies” for Boys Smaller Boys Special, 519.75 s 0 75 This most popular suit for 1 Like dad’s and big broth- boys of 12 to 20 vears, spe- cially priced. Single or dou- er's. Coats single or double ble breasted, mannish coat, breasted, blunt-end vest, one smart vest, one golf and one short and one pair wide bot- plain, straight hanging long tomed long trousers. Better trouser in the new fabrics quality fabrics in sizes 5 to 10 years. and colors. Boys’ Hats and Caps 51.50 to 53.95 Machinery of Justice. By the Associated Pross. AGO, The Largest Men’s and Boys’ Wear Store in Washington —_— Do Your Christmas| Shopping Now! cause there Enjoy a Charge restrictions or Account Service fon of Chester president of the Amer clation. Arriving here several of the tees, Mr. 5 | meeting with ation’s commit Suggestions for Christmas a n to set right many e Mr. Long will meet today with the committee on jurisprudence and law | reform the mittee on Amer v prominent ba ections will at- of us kin look back an’ rs fer a few narrow es- .on Angeles feller has %10,000 U th' girl that jilted him thing we like about Aviation EX e's nevs once quoted m doin’, signed d went back t" e woman is never happy | he's puttin’ confidence in some- Solve the problem with a robe—gown or house coat—a gift every man is sure to ap- preciate. Men’s Business Suits Excellent business > suits for both men of ma- turity and the men who like the younger styles. ! All - wool materials, L /for both style and wear. The greater majority of — the suits have an extra R e (t# pair of trousers. These ovember 27 ). = suits are from our regu- : lar stock and are unus- ual values, ordinarily selling for $35 and $40. tend, including Chief Justice Dunn of the Illinois Nupreme Court, Henry W. Taft of New York, brother of the fc ent: Charles S. \Whitman, ernor of New York, and | s nd. Institute is working tow the criminal al (Copyright. John F. Dille Co.) s, John D. Rocketel - - e cedewill e feubm Gun Hidden in Hay Fatal. When his pitchfork ed into the hay at Cigarette Cases $3.50 Leather Cigarette Case, with silver mountings. Smart and very acceptable gift; ex- tremely adaptable to full dress. oose Jaw, reled shot the rold more opportunity to e izment by relieving t from the them in," hnicalities that now heds Mr. Long said TWO KILLED IN CRASH. |: and the shots hit I hours late gone to his barn to feed his st nd did not know that the gun was the ha live as a result of an automobile X V. two miles outhern Rail- | hed into a rail- | Vermont Building and The engineer. Newton, The othes ford boy Catawba County ding beside automobile crashi fractured skull and is to li . There’s a saving on any suit in this lot of sin- gle and double breasted models. “Smartcladd” 510 to 513,50 The newest Blanket Robe for men. Smart and good- looking—made of selected Tobacco Pouches $1.50 to $5.50 Imported Leather Tobacco Pouches. A man’s friend in need. Keeps the tobacco fresh and moist. at L Street ha P:(‘((‘d blanket fabrics, chosen for both the wonderful patterns . and weave of the materials. Men’s Overcoats We cannot stress too strongly the fact that this is an unusual offer. . There are beautiful materials, & Youw'll find it a thoroughly modern Building—with every convenience and comfort provided for business and the the professions—and with very su- perior service. Central location—plents of parking+ space. *room S Found It Safe! From the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. A man deposited $10,000 In a hank. A few weeks later he approached the teller and demanded his money. He was asked if he did not want to leave & small balance. “No,” he persisted. money." So ‘the teller counted out 20 $500 notes and handed them to him. By this time a line of people had collect- ed, each one walting his turn. The man _counted the bills very carefully and handed it back to the teller. “Here,” he said, “put it back. I|% only wanted to see if it was all there.” Unusually well tailored — braid edge and rayon cable and cord girdles. They make a striking gift for “Him.” For men of all sizes. Other Blanket Robes For Men From $595 to $25 Saks—Second Floor s to entire floors. ‘I want my Rental Agents 1415 K St. Main 4752 5 For the small boys — chinchillas, velours, leather combinations and a host of other fabrics, as well as becoming caps that will go well with his new overcoat. For the larger boy—felt and + snap cloth hats, and our largest showing of the new caps. Other Necessities for Boys $1.00 to $1.50 .$1.00 to $2.95 $1.50 $3.95 to $5.95 .S0c to $1.50 .S0c to $1.50 59¢ to $2.50 $2.50 to $5.00 $3.95 to $4.95 Bill Folds 3350 Pin Seal Bill Folds, in one ~and two fold styles. Gold omee Pin Seal Bill Folds, in a variety of shapes, all with 14-kt. gold trimmings. $5.45, $6.45 and $6.95. consisting of plaid backs in all the popular colorings. “Warmth with- out weight” is the keynote of these fabrics. There are several shades of gray and blue-gray, also the popular soft finish through and through overcoating. You have choice of sin- gle and double breasted box coats and town ul- sters with half-belts. Saks—Third Floor Miss_ Josephine O'Dare, brilliant young Irish horsewoman, has opened 2 training_establishment_ for race- horses at Newmarket, and her life's ambition now is to win a Derby with one of her own horses. ENTS “the book you want when you want it,” if it is new and popular, on payment of a small rental fee while in your pos- session. There are no delays; Wom- rath’s buys to meet the demands of the moment. The service is prompt and pleasing, the books are clean and inviting. You start and stop when you choose. Drop in at our library; you will be pleased with the great variety of new and popular books on display. Trained, courteous attendants will make your visit enjoyable. Write for our catalog of Bargains in Books, used and new. We sell or rent books by mail anywhere in the United States. WOMRATH’S 585#5ss8 607 13th Street N.W. ~ If youdonotlive neara branch, write our Mail Order Service for Library terms. Warm Flannelette Pajamas Shirts and Blouses Tims Caps Blanket Robes. New Neckwear < Leather and Sport Belts. Sport Hose Eumber Jacks:......... ¢ Slicker Raincoats Black Rubber Raincoats SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Salings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Tivives .. Rosalind . House Coats 57.95 Elegant Tailored House Coats, of double-faced fabrics. The collars, cuffs and pockets trimmed with reverse. fabrics and finished with Rayon corded braid and frog. A pleasing variety of patterns for men of all sizes. Other House Coats From $6.45 to $25.00 Saks—Second Floor Aguitania rabic 35 o 0'0 Giuseppe Ver Providence . . Featuring JUNIOR HIGH 2-Trousers Suits $24.75 Superior fabrics, excellent tailoring and designed espe- cially for the boy stepping into his first long trousers. Navy Blue Cheviots and other mannish fabrics, in sin- gle or double breasted coats * .that have broader shoulders, wider lapels and trim waists. Two pairs of wide, straight- hanging trousers. Sizes 30 to 36. Saks—Second Floor. Empress of Scotland Pastores Sheepskin Bill Folds T sQ4s Genuine Sheepskin Leather Bill Folds, one-fold style. Genuine Calfskin Bill Folds, in tan and brown, single fold, $1.95 to $450. Genuine Calfskin Bill Folds, in a variety of shapes and de- signs. All with 14-kt. gold trimmings, $5.00 to $13.50. Fruit of the Loom Shirts Leviathan Deutschian Cameronia Gripsholm Araguava Fort Victol Mexico ... Santa Tereaa. artha Wash Aracas ........ SAILING TODAY. American Shipper—Lond S, B. Lund—Progresso Hellig _Olay—Oslo. . ‘Amazcne—Port au SAILING TOMORROW. America—Bremen < Egremont—Port Said Rotterdam—Rotterda lanaia—Liverpool atria—Naples . Prince for skin scrapes and scratches ‘This healing ointment so quickly stops smarting that it is easy to teach children to call for it when their skin has been scratched, scraped or injured in any way. Wise mothers who have learned from experience that Resinol is perfectly pure and harmless and that it helps to prevent infection because it hastens the healing,—always have it ready for the skin hurts which daily occur in the home where there are chil- dren. Get a jar from your druggist today. "GLOVES Men’s Brown Cape Gloves, with warm wool lining. Suit- able for driving or street wear. Saks—First Floor - Coin Purses 52’ 82.50 and 53 Coin Purses, in calfskin and leather. Roralind—St. Johns ‘ort, Victoria—Bermuda unrobin—Montevideo Comayagua—Pucrto Cortez Aracain—Santos. . ... Hovland—XMonte Christi 01 nd Boys’ and Little Men’s Shoes and Oxfords A wonderful assortment of the kind of Shoes and Oxfords a real boy likes, and the kind parents like to buy—for there’s both wear and style in every pair. Boys’ Tan Scotch Grain Lace Shoes, 1 to 6....$6 Boys’ Tan Calf Lace and Blucher Shoes, 1 to 6. .$6 Boys’ Black Calf Lace Shoes, 1 to 6..........%6 Boys’ Tan Calf Lace Shoes, 1 t06............$5 Boys’ Scotch Grain and Calf Oxfords, 1to 6... Boys’ Tan Calf Lace Shoes, 3 to 5}4..........%4 Little Men’s Tan and Black Shoes In high or low models. 3 Sizes 8% to 13%. REG. US. PAT. OFR. Beautiful stripe ef- fects that appeal to men. Saks—First Floor T I e Mufllers and Scarfs A beautiful assartment of Men'’s Imported and Domestic Scarfs and Mufflers of the very kind that box up beauti- fully as Christmas fifts. Our stocks include cash- meres, wools, fiber silk and silk-and-wool mixtures. Others brushed wool and pure Swiss silk. m:.'lmdhrd:ia{ styles it you MI} ’l{}{;zi A 219 Men’s Wool Golf Hose Imported Ribbed Wool Golf Hose Plain colors with fancy tops and others of English heather mixtures. Colors are brown, gray, green and camel. $3.50 and $4 Values Cigarette Cases $ $4.50 and § 4, 545 =4 55 Novelty cigarette cases in a variety of colors. Just snap the case and out comes. a fag—just. the . thing for the young man who likes a novelty. Saks—First Floor. It’s the style, the quality and the com- fort put into Banister Shoes that give them their preference with discrimi- nating men—and a place in our stock. " Arthur Burt Co Special $2-45 X Saks—First Floor !