Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1925, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WALTER REED WOR TO START IN SPRING - Bids for $1,060.000 Con- . struction May Be Opened Before February 1. wening bids D. "¢, THURSDAY, 1)}ub}"\l BER 1U, 1925. ‘Charge Made of British Espionage Of Air berw ice l)e(‘lar(-d “'Mdre Nest” nt of Great Bi s éxpected te | mitted to be sume out that airpla nufactured by p e assert thal, despite il gent search, they have found no evi ind Wil F d to be former W the intelligence depurt he main buil < structure, to Kkitchen, [}LEARING DOCKET - - ‘Brmg Appeals to Date, Whlle Fight Over Its Existence Is Loeming. el Classit Lably be wd the on of which is prov idedin o b of New J e Per which wil wion [bring 1ts appeal business up to date. o tiv | Only” the new [ July 1 Atta \xu atjon | { cluding the se and the Nati erul Empl apy ) the >< nt committee, rep wtions of Civil | ion act was * etion | ding for adjustment of | i | Emine Bey Remo\es Lattices From i ay iriends of the today were tion Board se words of out-and-out de { fonse of the lmual Stenmcr in Distress. i1 : December Il was received rning from the Mendi, which i miles west | suBsequent legista- , | Turk, has become direc orth of Ceuta, on | stituted 1y UNMARRIED TURK STARTS | na GIRLS’ SCHOOL REFORMS Windows and Institutes Athletics. feon d Prese November 18 unmarried | mal School for Girls here which a few patriarch Many 1 removed from | ms are flood t \L\‘,\ml witl | white )f the Nor-| a position | 0 ety u bearded | ml other MAKE DAD HAPPY Wiin A CONF. LOUD SPEAKER $14.75 HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G st Susen Sounow R YR R SR e R SRR R R Ili)., that * s time to pl. ¢ revealed a fadvisal ministration of the| | classiti ! How far th holding the Cl ted upon dent will go i 1tion Board h: patients. O > ernment plans first to put up, immedi ke every effort, it wis /// / // “ ” Every Day—Bargain Day We are frank to admit that we are bidding for the business of the pcupln of Washington and in so doing offer for sale our “Service.” Fvery day is bargain day at our five banking offices because every day vou et the same periect American \uum_\ Service i el LT Let us assist you in your Financial Problemns RN SRR O We Must Vacate 2nd & 3rd Floors 811 Penna. Continuing Business In Entire Building 813 Penna. AND TRUST COMPANY —\ MERICAN SEC‘[’RIW 15th and Penna. Ave. Capital. Surplus and Undivided Profits Ozer $6,.500.000 BRANCHES Avenue s, we lose one- nt second and After this sale Avenue By March 1st, iease on the b 1926, when the ing Central—7th and Mass. Ave. N.W. Southwest—7th and E Streets S.W, Northeast—S8th and H Streets \.E. Northwest—1140 15th Street N. W. known a have These two floors, Berberich Annex, occupied by us for eight ye It is the stock in this Ahrl that makes possible this sal Department will floor, with ment on the Men’s Department as usual. Women's second an on the first, TOTAL -RESOURCES @VER $33:200 ,0uvw AR l‘a‘ihflflkfl i It Imperatwe That We Sacrlfzce 10,000 Pairs of Nationally-Known SHOES For WOMEN Our Own $5.85 to $10 Shoes at--- QI 0 s O Il ol ol ol o) o) o ol A ol o ol o e e at Both Berberich AN UNUSUAL VALUE IN A KARPEN CHAIR $38.75 {1 Not only do we lose this floor space—for at this price there is a decided loss for us on 10,000 pairs of na- tionally-known shoes for women. Footwear that was made to our order and bought for our regular stock. Every conceivable pattern and style in Tan Calfskin, Black }\ulsk.u, Patent Leather, Suede I'eathers, Colored Kidskin, White Washable Kidskin, Black Velvet and Black Satin. ~All sizes, of course. Sale at both Berberich Stores for the convenience of our customers. Solid mahogany and upholstered 1n your chmce Of velours. Chalr ‘or Rocker to match. ngh uphol- stered back. Comfortable and decorative. Karpen made. Beau- tiful antique brown finish. A charming gift at Christmas time. Original $5.85 to $10.00 Values 2 .95 BERBERI 813 Penna. Ave. 1116-20 7th St. N. W. Original $5.85 to $10.00 Values w819 IBROKEN LOTS Not All Styles Not All Sizes Not All Sizes and Ends MAYER & CO. ' Seventh Street Between D & E | ‘ ot h!‘fllfltlil!ll“uFE u s