Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1925, Page 43

NDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 13, 1925—PART 1. s o ‘l =1 What Tomorrow Means to You RED CROSS STARTS WORK ON BUILDING Finishing Touches to Be Put/|: on Beautiful Memorial After Long Delay. Handkerchiefs for Men, Women and Children $1.00 Women's Linen Silk and Muslin Underthings Crepe de Ch'ne Teddies | i i Siniie: efs. hat and pistol moluded All sizes 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. HREND $4.00 Women's Gloria lek ] =="JTUSEFUL GIFTS FOR MEN, W(lMEN AND CHILDREN? Tomorrow’s planelarv aspects are quite difficult to analyze, as although I Sillc and lnen b long-wearing uon they are not directly ml\m\n neither BOXED HDFS. brellas. Bakelite are they acti ey in dicate, during the ver portion of the time, quiesce but there are 98 Three All- Linen Hand- T“ tips and ferrule = kerchiefs ",nda B i to match. Stylish Jretty Xmas == |t handlen: “all”eol- box; fancy em- 1Bl ors. broidered” cor. T poce $1.50 MEN’S SHIRTS|MEN’S MERCERIZED HOSE the prevalence of such un: Broadcloth, madras 19 Lustrous - finish indefinite influences, it is reps and perc at o fine Guauze Hose, —= ‘eamless and double toes and heels Black, navy, tan | 8O ulong in the rut of ings, and not to initlate any change, style; stripes and fancy WeRVEeSs; double lined $2.50 Men's Lined 200 KID GLOVES FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS .35 Cowboy Suits Made of heavy Hi‘fifli!fi-.EHEE‘Sfitfifihfi!fififlfiifiEfifiifib‘iflflfihfiSmmmfisfimmmlfimfifitfimm%figfiflfifi!fiu i&hfi&ifli&rflihfibfifli&fifififli&fi!flfi:fih‘iflmfi After o lapse of nearly elght vears, one of the most beautiful memorials | very in Washington is soon to be completed | (' g b S B orbearance and patience, as both ginally planned hese virtues will be needed if you The classic beauty vish to aveid the pitfalls of impul marble headq of the iveness and haste. Red Cross has heen admived by thou T O iion : 2 o v the signs, and the astrolos =ends. B al indications point to rous and fintshed. Erected obust health and a constitutional morial to the b Civil War, It is also expedient to watch carefully your disposition, und to exercise an unusual desree of ) Men’s Linen INITIAL HDFS. hrmd‘,nrl int 59c Women's of the white Ame Hosiery for Women and Children 69c Children’s SPORT HOSE Ribboet doublet $3.00 to $5.00 Silk Petticoats ters an few realized it was never les; s a W\H\Uxu me bility to throw off the minor il ents of infancy. According to the fluences, their dispositions will be terous and rather indifferent to he welfare or peace of others. They vill prove to be strenuous und di ult to manage and will show th worst gide of their characters when i will is thwarted. As time pro. es, and with the right environ . the rough corners| nd their will power | an asset rather than jor attempt unything out of the ord All colorings and the to lace edings and ribbons, Women’s Crene de Chine GOWNS Up to that time the 59c Women'’s RIBBED HOSE 2-piece Warm Domct Gowns, in pretty striped Ribbed patterns, silk frog trimmed; all sizes. and double stitehed ; - g i fi‘?’c 3 "J 3125 Mow's Flonne:| 1 MEN'S SILK-AND-WOOL HOSE 250 Women’s Crene Semmg i 5 MYUFFLERS Pure thread silk, "PAJAMAS T : ek 69(; Windsor Tnited St The tren the Red ( hle space three temy erected In_the the Red war the Broadcloth White, blue and tan biouses 10 handso tailored styles In 3 to 45 \_sizes Baby Jersey Leggins Flast Pincapple Ho, “mbroldered BOXED HDFS Silk Jersey ‘%4 - inch hen and Ra titched border Skirts in k 3x In a box $1.5 or hemmed bottoms. Sheer ,1\\n Hdfs.: three 1 box; wmu o n ners. Hem titched borders Women's and colors. 50, BOUDOlR CAPS bullding inexes that mly clasp e Mned,” fastene bir completed 00 Men’s Initial BUCKLE & BELT SETS Black and Tan '$1.00 ROMPERS nitlaled Buckles of | wiie mecal, s Fitted Dress Suit Cases | || N0 CREEPERS | white metal, attrac- tively Xmas boxed. Silk em- 10 Toilet bibroidered article fittings Z] smocked and in a separate |8l tailored styles tray. Regula- jin side tlon size case [ Dutch mod- with lock and E; wrong dways right j must be wn opinion, townright 1uence, domineering ‘oes not add to your With it all, you are and, by the confidence ourself, can often You show, however, in ation a strafn of sarcasm and eriti | ~ism. It must be said that vour con | lusions are generally logical, as your i | | Woman Donates Mone, Within the Work was starte > \milte ibiu in ished memorial »ugh a contribu tion made by Mrs. J = A, Servm ser of New York the original desizn of the architects is to he carried ont These p.ans provide for marble bal- ustrade on cither side of the main en trance on Seventeenth street and the erection of two affs with bases or ornamental bronza on the lawn. Mra. s the widow of Col James A the Civil War hero, who inaugurated the plan for the memorial building, the histo o which s a romantic v dating k to the fx A Civil War vol bella Barlow, wis th « (later Bri; Gen.) B the 12th New York F ent. Gen Barlow was thrice wounded and thrice ¢ appeared and nursed hin back to heulth niracted typhus | and dled in the mind of | her husband !‘H and devo tlon lUved as « of the like | R service of all womer ciyiFwar(|iielen [Ghatles O Predicted Action Later. Shortly before his own death in 189¢ Gen. Barlow predicted, in the pres ence of his friend and comrade, Capt James A. Scrymser, that some day ¢ zrateful Nation would erect a beaut' ful monument to the memory of these heroic women. Remembering his friend’s prophecy Capt. Scrymser {n 1911 took definite steps to bring it Into actuality. Ir 2 a bill was introduced into Con ess to appropriate $£400,000 tor a site . and butlding, provided that private citizens contribute an additional sum f not less than $300,000. By Capt Russell Sage, Mrs. E riman and the Rockefeller n $400,000 was glven. In October, 1913, the bill was passed and erection of the building started :ars later, and on the eve o ates' declaration of wa ‘\as‘ ready for occu han half & centur: through the generosity o || Mrs, y h s i band and ade-fn-arms is to be completion of ont \utiful memorials in nal Capital. THEATER OWNERS DOUBT GRANGE’S FILM CONTRACT Business Manager of Body Says of - plair 1 pretuily pattern: all sizes. Pretty Boxed S 4-4n-hand Ties ish stripes. designs and elties, in all colors. MENS BLANKET ROBES, Heovy Robes, button neck, heavy cord girdles. All colors. ~EE SlLK &- WOOL HOSE ey 35¢ Bell Brand Children’s Stockings 1 PALRS esoll” ops o mixtures. ‘eductions are correct. In spite of his, your contentiousness is the sub ject’ of much adverse comment. Your home life is a happy and con- | ented one if you are mated with one lows vou to think you | If, how- | v and tact nece ndition are lackin nt bickering or annoy ut wears [ ome have fan 5. All colors i Long-service, ble-knee and ribted Hoss cordovan a sizes 5 Satin-ctrine : els. Al col- Pockets full size. clasps. | ors and sizes. J Kfimfim_AAr = Baby’s Daintiest Toggery = $4.00 Infants’ CHINCHILLA COATS | .98 Y our Daughter’s Gift is Here $12.50 Girls’ CLOTH COATS Extra heavy warm N coats, all colors. Attractively lunteer nurse, Ara bride of Serst ancis Barlow of ever, sary to suc n.u- ts fre: $10.00 Boys’ 4-Piece Longie Vest Suits short Ing- "Well known persons born ou this | late are: John B. Jervis, civil engi- eer; Joseph Laue, soldier and Sena- ah Porter, ex-president of Y: Young, soldier and poli- Whit n, biologist: Long pants, pants, oy Soft, warm qual- anc ity, plain or belted style, 2 pockets, quilted lined, large pearl buttons, sizes 1.2.3 $6.00 Babies’ Silk COATS Heavy au vest in new terials. Prettiest col ors and patterns. 17 sizes $10.00 Boys’ Long O’Coats fur trimmed, nicely | 7 o S | 4 to 15 sizes lined. $12.50 Little Tots’ Broadcloth COATS 9 .95 :ALLs'Tmo DESPfiADoes Man Identifies Three as Members of Gang in Recent Raid. DETROIT, December 12 (P).—Three | d yesterday were identi- ied by Clyde Benham, Cass County leputy sheriff, as members of band ) desperadoes that raided Cassopolis leveral weeks ago and fled after an insuccessful attempt to rob the Cass | ‘ounty State Bank. Three other men and a woman are | Seing held in connection with several | ecent Detroit hold-ups. $3.00 VELVET .00 Boys’ - AND FELT Chinchilla O’Coats Little Tots’ Silk DRESSES w v Jined and sizes $1.25 Infants’| Tots' Pants Blanket Eiderdown Bunting $125 Boys' $2.00 Infants i Juvenile SUITS 5250 Boys' SWEATERS 1.9 $1.50 Girl's RAlN CAPES SWEATERS 119 | 229 BLOUSES 55c CAPS 63c 4 mnn hoys, wart ned: pretty and put- Insure Your Pet! Wo-kem-o Distemper Capsules A remedy of distinctive merit for | Prevention and Treatment of Dis-| temper in Dogs and .\l« Get it today Drug Stores an l’vt thp: Silk, cloth and flannel in stylish 1 white, pink “olors Ine: all si terns. 19c CURTAIN MARQUISETTE 36-inch White*and Ecru Marquisette and Bordered Scrim, remnant lengths. 69c WINDOW SHADES Winter Underwear for Gifts | $1.00 Boys' Gray Ribbed $1.25 Spnnglex Girls’ 9c Union Suits . nion Smts Closing Out Dolls $1.00 Men’s_Ribbed $3.00 Imported et . Stzes v Large washable kid bodies, | real hair wigs, sleeping eyes, shoes and stockings. Shirts, —ankle ants, all fleeced lined, trimmed and Children’s Brand-New Apartmen ts <NITTED MITTENS 3720 Macomb St. N.W. Modern buflding, so arra that every room is outside, well lighted and ventilated. v latest vapor-oil heating There Have Been Exaggerations of Salaries Paid “Stars.” Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 12.—J. M Seider, business manager of the Mo tion Picture Theater Owners of Amer ica, tod: id that for years there had been erations on the part of press ents as to salaries paid to movic 3 y in full pieces and Brown; all sizes Boys’ or Gris’ "ASHMERE GLOVES Fleeced Lined ashmere Pinger Kayser Fancy la\ > nd CUFF GLOVES Chamoisette Gloves, 00 with straight or . turned-over embroid 1 — ered cuffs. All colors and black. Boy Scout GLOVES Fabric Glo® with full size Leathe; . Emblem- trin fleeced lined 5 5 sizes c Children’s KID GLOVES Fleeced-lined K id Gloves, one-clasp style, in med. brown color; all sizes Women’s Patrica VANITY BOOKS Vanity Packetbooks in real leath 1l wanted c silk lined and fittings. $2.00 Women’s POCKETBOOKS Real leather, in several shapes, strong frames, silk lined, inside purse and mirror; all col- ors. i!fibfi&filfi'fifli&fifli&fi'.-filfi!i':fifi&fiEfi.‘fi'.-fi!fi'.fi&fi!fi'.fi&fi!fi555555555555%55555&55&5555 FRYRRtRR Rt R AR R YRR R AR Y R RERthtRth 3 = $2.00 Mama $1.50 Infants’ DOLLS 1-39| 1700/ Daintily dressed in ing Dolls panty styles. Hats to ., biz large heads, full size bodlesj match shoes and stock- ings. Loud voices. Knit Goods Specials $6.00 Brushed Wool SWEATER SETS Sweater Cap, Leg- 79 gins and Mitts to match, . kitchen, dining al- cove, bath and Murphy bed, and two rooms, kitchen, dining al- Mr. Seider. cove, reception hall and bath. Shallenberger vs Corporation) te tailers of the picture he proposes to make, with evidence ot the genuineness of his statement tc the press that he has pzid Mr. Grange (“Red”) “$300,000 for acting in one picture.” Asked about other and earlier claims that fabulous sums have been pald to various movie actors and ac- tressas, Mr. Seider said “The public heen educated up * to this sort ars of gross exaggeration or part of motion pleture press o The Motion Picture 7] of America is par just mow with the 88 of the sort of movie that may be reflected in taxe ing the motion pic busin CLAIM WOODEN VESSEL _ WITHSTANDS ICE BEST Coast Guard Men Skeptical Safety of Steel Ship on $2.00 Ladies’ Springtex UNION SUITS All styles br. 50c Baby Silk Stripe UNDERSHIRTS Rentals Very Reasonable Immediate Occupancy William S. Phillips 1432 K St. NW. Ma'n 4600 (of the Arrow Pic furnish us, the = ;:n;‘afl The Grealest of AlI Xmas Gifts Women s Coats 85 Women’s 23 t0 $397 COATS A ng by ve the 36-in. 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