Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY. JANUARY 22. 1926. 5 LIQUOR-LADEN AUT SEIZED N CHASE -~~~ military tra ) with Ohie” State Unive Dry Squad Also Get Second Car. Only to Find Cargo Lifted. n held yesterday t i NEW GIRL-SLUGGER ABROAD IN TOLEDO: ESCAPES IN CHASE N First Paze) abbi Loeb to Discuss “Equality.” it il he Milwankee Woman Attacked. MILWA E. Jan 2 () ) THE BOYS SHOP ( ON THE SECOND PLOOR OF TWE P-B STORL STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS Bovs' Overcoats and Suits with two pairs of Knickers Including Boys™ First “Longie” Suits K15-818 Suits and Overcoats %13.75 $20 Suits and Overcoats $16.75 $22/50" Siifs And iOvercoats $18.75 23-827.30 Suits and Overcoats $21.75 RIN-832.30 Suits and Overcoats $24.75 835 Suits and Overcoats = $27.50 N m M All Boys' Winter-Weight Underwear 4 J 1, Off Regular Prices (- ; L} New styles for school. Rlack % “ SHOES and tan high shoes and ox- | o = fords. v Rox Scout Equsppicnt Kiddies Enjov a Haircut | Headquarters Rill Shop w The Avenue at Ninth } KNOWN STORE-e e NATIONATLY x e —— N Against Compulsory Military Training SPAIN-10-AMERICAS Ohio State University Men \{)lo, 10 to 7, Coattails and Heels Only Are Visible . S_EEKS FORECLOSURE : H”S PI-AN Ifl FUREE As Police Visit Colored Social Club ON SHOREHAM HOTEL " RALWAY MERGERS.- - e e evening last nizhi. Adolphus Clem | Chairman of 1. C. C. Tells Senate Committee Gradual Consoiidation Is Preferable. he NAMED ASSISTANT HEAD FLYERS COMPLETE FIRST LEG OF TRIP Served 34 Years in Thi= Division PIANIST LEAVES NOTE. | Fails to Appsar for Concert. Be- | lieved to Be in New York. EVANSVILLE s e R o Real Roo o f I N G < 10 Aviators which « RILRIRIVGIRICE Integrity aid % PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS T aurice J. Colbert MORRIS PLAN BANK Heating—Plumbing—Tinning Under Superasion 77 S. Tronsury 1408 H ST. N. W. Consistently Reas able Prices OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE ' William F. Corhin Has Previously SPANISH WAR VETERANS HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET Hosea B. Moulton of G. A. R. Pre- diete Two Orders Will Menge Within Year “ Real Estate and Gueranty Com- pany Permitted to Intervene in Litigation Over Property NEW AUTO AUTHORIZED. $2.000 Car for Fire Battalion Chief o1 Will Be Bought a year ; /2‘&'2-/3 el e ANUARY{LEARANCENALES STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS Men’s Suits and Overcoals Suits and Overcoats at this reduced price were for- merly 835 and $40. You will find staple coats, Qx':l}‘~.$ .50 browns, and a limited number of voung men’s models. At this price there are about two hundred Suits and $3950 Overcoats formerly $45 and §30. Coats include famous \Worumbos, ulster stvles, in gray and brown. town coats and Chesterfield models. Here is a group of zome of the finest 'B Suits and Overcoats—iormerly $35 to $75. Hickey Freeman $ 50 Suits are included. Styles for voung men, older men— 449 coats for business mens professional men—in fact you can find almost any style yvou have in mind. at this price. Parker-Bridget and Manhattan Shirts, 74 off Parker-Bridget $1 to §2.30 Neckwear. 63¢ and S1.13 Parker-Bridget $3.00 Hats now at $3.45 Parker-Bridget $12.75 Bags and Suit Cases, $9.75 Liber: The Avenue at Ninth Pa. Ave. % D.J. KAUFMAN ne 7. HOME OF THE "2-PANTS" SUIT Sittin’ Pretty!!! —---with the greatest purchase of overcoats In ycars! One of our manufacturers had the coats --- It‘s the best deal we ever put over and we.re going to “divid_g_“ with you! "2 i 9 n Here “'she’ goes. 500 THIRTY-FIVE DOLLAR OVEROATS RN TS W ALL-WOOL HAND-TAILORED SILK-TRIMMED SINGLE-BREASTED DOUBLE-BREASTED ROOMY BOX COATS BLUES, BROWNS, GRAYS GREENS, HEATHERS SIZES 33 TO 46 For This Year or Next—It's a Great Buy! All $45 Overcoats . $3175J All $55 & $60 Overcoats. $39.75 g All Winter “2-Pants” Suits Reduced! ? 97 27 547 L Sold for 335 Sold for 345 Sold for $55 & 360 i Monry's Worth or Mnnry Back %, D. J, Kaufman 3,