Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1925. i | oReANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | metn o sttt ant rimaomr | POLICE SERGT. MURPHY | = me e ] TJULES PATENOTRE, s e s e .| FALLS DEAD AT HOME ; et 8 o o1 oo l FORMER ENVOY, DIES " will meet, $ o'clock, in Thomson| The Georgetown Citizens' Associa ; ¥ i | 52 fon wil . 8 o'clock, at Potomac I vt ) e | School. i tion will meet, § oclock, a "I Lite Closely Paralleled That of |, DIStrict of Colimbia—¥alr tonight | the xortn capiter cittzens | Ba all. i . = and tomorrow, continued cold, lowest — or “apitol & — i ini nperature 5 : | ciation will |m-l( 7:80 o'c Potomae Council, Knights of Colum aj. Sullivan, Joining Force ro tonight about 14 degrees;| Was French Ambassador Here for | sercarinin Lith = o moderate northwest winds, ool of United Erethren Chureh, | bus, will entertain ts members and | oA z s. i oy school of Unic D heic children with a Christmas tree | About 35 Years Ago. M snerally fair tonight 2 it party at K. of C. Hall, 918 Nineteenth | s¢icr 4 Jite closely paralleting that | L v ontinued cold; mod- Several Years—Married Phila = . . a life closely para erate to fresh morthwest winds. delphia Girl rlwuxedos 32) hddl of Maj. Daniel Sullivan, who recently ir tonignt and tomor- ' 9 i Hem strict Chapter, American War | died, gt. Samuel Murphy, of the|roW. continucd cold tonight; slowly ——— | MUREIY y A will_meet, 8 o'clock, at the | twelfth precinet, fell dead yesterday | "IN temperature tomorrow in south | gy iated Prees EISEMAN’S ' fi st sshas i) e prosnct, o0 et sesterier | DL R 0 na : | bold, president, will prmflde Blecton | 2 1 O - Foee heast,| West Virginia—Generally fair and | el el i b 4 . e om s | from eart at c : continued cold ight; tomorrow falr i v i i S 2 7th & F Sts. : b gt. Murphy, born in England in | with siowly rising temperature, assador at \Was went into military service after day z to this country, ing in the Records for 24 Hours. S | the Indian | Thermometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 15; | ; Jules Patenc the: | ACRERY o The F time Maj. (8 p.m., 13; 12 midnight, 13. Today, gon o = ¥ P the Linies Clon e ile e i& e (13408 oS uton, 16, e it : = n. came to this clty approx- ” o erday, 4 pm. 301_, n, whom he ¢ | n and went on the : midnight cio's budget for the coming fiscal o wout the time Maj. Sulll- | da r will exceed the present budget | van was appointed a policeman nearly $4,000,000, due to police re- Sergt. Murphv a it his re enfore nts and the establishment ement was contemplated. Maj of additional schools. E 1 died this year just after his ent was announced gt. Murphy was stationed at the | Highest lowest, 2 sixth and eleventh precinets, at the o j-*'“"“'"” W White House and went to the twelfth Tide - 31 Blston precinct two years H (Furnished by Ut s 5 < widely known, not > Police 4 rvey.) Department; but . any of the| T v 1:06 a.m, and 1:15 older Washington fami s wife | pm.; tide, 6:57 wm. and 7:13 p.m. survives. li w-—Low tide, 1 am. and 5 high tide, 741 am. and ALMAS TEMPLE HONORS | " . 1 LANSBURGH’S MEMORY |,y —sunr ;oo oty CITY NEWS IN BRIEF New Year Cards Ready for Mailing UR New Year Greet- & M1 The assortment we ing Cards, ready to shew is * complete, mail, will aptly tell those sparkling with beauty whose friendship you ;L‘nrl appropriateness. - > Prices are moderate, too. cherish, and whose happi- ness during the comir T'he National twelve months will ac REMEMBRANCE your own happiness, your Shop sincere wishes for their (Mr. Foster's Shop) joy and prosperity * 14th St. at Pa. Ave. The Forsythia Club will give its an- | nual Christmas ce, 9 o'clock, | the Scottish Rite $40000000000000000000000000000 P00 II000000000000000000000000 00 0049490000 00000000000000000trtorstsrrsrsotatsssis - osoucee st tempera. . today 13 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, am;l The Business Women's Comncil s Fulkerson and Others Pay Tribute | ! changed : | S 9 to Late Potentate at Audi- Woodmward & Lnthrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets torium Services. Condition of the Water e I cm of Thanks The Clearance Sales of S e Women’s and Misses’” Apparel At the season when Winter apparel needs replenishing these extraordinary values offer ample opportunity to provide a complete wardrobe of the smartest and best stvles of the vear at most advantageous savings. ANDERSON Winter Hats From Patis, London and America’s Best Milliners—-Reduced = T 15 grot d 75 r st an m 1 grouping ol sma small d . $9,75 —In this group are 75 of our best and much uj irt small and Mourning Blacks Dyed ‘V\«'\ll\(‘[fl(ul\(i\('[ and satin com 24-HOUR SERVICE . _ . 2 binations—trir 1 flowers, feathers and con- Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Inciuded in these are a number of our own importa- trasting ribbon, and remarkably priced at this low Tiacoln 230 figure. 1 031 19 higher priced hats from the French roon tions as well as other Paris and London hats. $3 75 In this selection are to be found hats {from +almost every higher priced group which has 54980 FOREIGN $7 75 —Velvet and Felt Hats in light pastel shades = & i become brol There are many lighter large hats and darker and richer Winter tones. appropriate for dinner wear. Other velvet hats with Pl ine tion, Third fion light facings. LeROY ( ste of Birth for Women's Dress and Sports Coats and g Suits Greatly Reduced For Clearance g e In Memoriam. 3l Dispateh to The ; : ALENANDRIA, Va., December -Dress Coats of the better type, luxuriously 1 Griffin, colored, was sk Bdhina Lynnett = > killed \\'h.flp- au(rndmxi % 4 & . colored, was ar s e Xo. | MAGRIDY A certain Miss sted later Ly the police and is heng | - 507, Babina Lynnett bt i on. smitey | {al g shooting. | | maTTIF BRA Talked several hun- i g onee corgueny ’fi“"‘lm\.\ a verdict that dred to the mimute, |\ s, 4 destn b e | To stop Babina not a —— k thing would do But feed her Evange- e lines* and watc‘\ L her chew. i et Tanervons 15 Silk and Cloth Dresses, wanted shades and sizes, #hocolates, naturally = Bappineas! 1 Velvet Afternoon Dress, black with tan, $59.50. Group Silk and Chiffon Dresses, now $25. Group Afternoon and Evening Dresses, Velvet A small lot Metal Brocade Frocks, sizes 36 and Metal Cloth and Satin, now $59.50. 40, now $45. Group One and Two Piece Silk and Cloth Dresses, sizes 36 to 40, now $45. $39‘50 —There are 12 beautiful plain and fur- $115 t = e mmed coats of soft lustrous Lustrosa and closely woven tweeds, silk lined throughout and in the colors of rust, brown and black. $89 50 —Beautiful Needlepoint, the season’s fa- > vorite fabric and soft lustrosa fashion the flare and straightline models in this group of 22 fur- $25 Tweed, Twill and Charmeen Suits, with both trimmed coats. long and short jack n tailored models and in many colors. trimmed with beautiful furs, examples of the best workmanship tailoring—lined throughout with figured silk ar wde with flares and wrap- around tendencies. Women's Coat and Suit Sections, Third floor. Women's Street Dresses Reduced 12 Silk and Cloth Dresses, sizes 34 to 38, now $19.50. 10 Silk and Cloth Dresses, 34 to 44, now $19.50. Folks just naturally |l ot ey Ui B, o Sullenty, Dot = e carry away Evan e\me; TN YT e e SRt And also the other Hap : i TaEe e ness candies and goodies. To say noth- ing of the way they i e rhapsodize after stop- |74 r howien - R ith. Reward pmg at the Soda DoG—Tn, e Misses' Coats, Ensembles and Frocks g Greatly RedUCed {10::;16.'" §211}h;0’\rxe.a L oise et w. .;“‘:.;:: "‘(:»u?,"‘.."‘.‘ri: FARRING——T'ca Tormation: Tetween Portland _Apt. and d Col. rd. via $32 50 Sports Coats of attractive tweeds. in un $75 Costume Suits, with full-length coats, silk Rowanl, Adame 102 it usual weaves and soft color combinations— or satin dresses; now reduced. C&n y~ Sodi" | i = g Ehouo ! 2 irday night, y n Park. Geor- | Women's Dress Section, Third floor. it New lH«mxwm'v and “Wheaton M Kensington 917 mosiing 1etween 0 e ¥1e e et sen $75 Distinctive and individual models in smart and Tovely styles of dress coats with the fashionable flare or straightline or wrap around—all fur trimmed. Misses’ Section, Fourth floor. fur trimmed—I4 in the group $10 —Dresses. woolen and satin light-weight Tea Room §65 - Dress Coats of needlepoint and suede-finish dresses Pfl‘fl‘ for the business of school girl— 1107 F St.,N.W. $I9‘50 —Dresses—dark satins and light wools. $39.50 —Beautiful and distinctive better dresses, i 3 : ”r i - t n his of silk and satin, formerl h high oo ot o Mrs. Sitesd T8 B be 4 "'\\l CAPTIC priced—reduced for L]CJFZ\H(‘(’ : s 0 m may k POODLE. L : L : i—iw h Al Gl . D i et ieaq and 3 7(: l IS A Lt m e s i awler Service SR AND, HTS : ury;xsrnnicm:wll'}'l‘l’ I_ave fetw ureka | > 1 ! | Funeral Directors Since 1850 / $ 75 signal that dangerous germs are e i T _ Ave NW omen s umops an XIO . prosent in your throat, and that R e TR Al r S, the tissues are inflamed. S e dmong e i he 2 2 . | Stele et sell PERTUSSIN will check that g rnaai Stor batardey “aitan| Chitreh, D o d | E o L. 5543 cough, help to clear out excessi g SN BRO. ELZIE RICHARDS, N | ” NERAL DESIGNS ‘way that even little children and i { : ay BROWN AND BLONDE SATIN—S to 614 AAA; TAN CALF COMBINATION PUMPS—S5 to 7:/ ;:‘:::,;;:,‘;f“;"u;;’.‘;‘s’g;fic:; STRING OF ERiRLe- Ses ,s.".",::‘.?:'," e ey “‘ o Chiaco.”y Gudc Blo Co., 1212° F St. 4t07 AA; 4to 6 A; 3 to 7 B; 214 to 6% C. AAA; 475 108 AA;4t08 A3 to4and 5 to 634 B tains no narcotics or anyinjurious Gco C. q‘a({ 800 11y SN w BLACK SATIN PUMPS—4Y; to 514, also 8 AAA; 2% to 6% C drugs — yet it is considered by Son i 0 414 to 6%, also 8 AA; 3%, 44,5, 5%5,8 A;3t04 B; < - Irrepile ‘o Q ONE'S 21/ to 4%, also 7 C. BLACK OXFORDS—4% to 8 AAA; 4% to 8 AA; s ommabigre e ||| s, 7 : e | BLACKISTONE'S 4t06and8 A;3to5B; 2% to4and 5, 5% and 7 C; fol FSlSHin aniina Sl bannelite L L e T Y0 -m:f:? (AL om0 it "o i i A S5 107 AA; 4t05% A;3,3%,5, 5%and 7 B; 3, 5, i ey S o F‘l 5%, 6and 7 C SR ana G S T W R | RUP BITEE R L We S ec1al15e in Floral PATENT AND PATENT COMBINATION—S to O O X ORDS =t BlAA o O and o Bern oF :f;ung,;uu; ,., G| lom AT RN il e Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. 7 2}5 to 55 and 7 and 7% C; 3, 3/ 4,5 5%,7,7% D i e for . K & % i S ::..\;u,:".‘i '.‘;1};”‘:. i { > | Rm'ces 1NC Every Cough E.Io]nl\b Olsmow"rtf\'\"a':d’? Suril‘uno ::Wd:ia*“f::;:‘ S | 4 Florists S & HSTS NV. MAIN 6953 fabrics, fur trimmed—12 in the group. 30 in the g ha S. ZU PHOPST A cough is o{len a warning eve s 2 orbe’ present s e b i Mam 5512 173 Fisiia. Most of Them at Less Than Former Wholesale Cost ST s | e o | e i DR o many physicians the most effec- SILVER AND GOLD BROCADE—6 AAA: 4 and : r ml anku Sprays” 2% o SV: and 5 to 6 D' e ik e et anm ¥ Elgi orystal Su denly, Sunday, Decemb SAAA;4t08AA;3%to8A33t08B;2%5t0 7% C 7%, 8 AA; 4 to 6 and M‘ 8 A; 4 to 55 and 7% B : iy oA 2 i i3, o il Desm;ns at Moderate l_h_h SL. Liain 1725. i And did not say um *