Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 16

16 THE PORTRAIT 1S GIVEN T0 LAW COLLEGE Former Chlef Justlce White Is Lauded:at Georgetown u. Exerclses. An oil portraig of the late Edward Pouglass White, formerly ef Jus- tice of the Unjted States Supreme Court, was presented to the George- 6. whose memb of expressing their of alma tonk this method reverence for the memory mater's “greatest mlumnus.’ An audience representative of the bench and bar ofthe District assem- hled at the law school to jon with the faculties of Gecgigetown in paying homage to t “hief Justice, whose racord of > ervice on the Supreme her previously as T'nited States from his native State of Louisa held up as a standard foi own students, Assoclatiate Ju Willis Van vanter, Associate Jwstice James C. Revnolds, with Chief sociate Justice T among the guests of Chief Justice Wh was proclaimed “Gea est alumnus” by the . Lyons, S. 1. sity, who refe White's reverence tion and his re mental law. 1 trait. which De- Me- who sermed on the hench Justfces White, an he univer: to Mr the Constitu for the funda- asting the por ted by Martin e pres. sdent B.vons thanked inspinat underly v of the declared n to he of Chief | his revenence for the | As | ice White \nri its rizht administration. e declaved waye 1o serve and -humani presented O gelected as the o recent contest ‘In this day Constitution.” said wPo had heen W as .y result of a <coff at the (W Donoghue, it is Indeed refreshing argl inspiring fn contemplate such a lifedas that of Fdward Douglas White.” ) Referring 10 Mr White's early Georgetown College, in he volunteered in the Confederacy Mr O said that the career of Chief .iustice Wh served as an inspiration to afl Geor; town students ' The class of 1926, he declgred. actuated, in presenting the portrait, “with the hope that this picure may keep the memory of Chief! White forever een for thwse stu- dents who follow afte fession he so disting The portrait was Meryman. head it paintinz llery. and will school hall beside other members of th who leetured at en men Ny of the ¢ 'Richard %hool of rcoran Art s the € hehalf of his | was | Justice | him in vthe pro- | Famous Jurist’s Portrait Presented to G. U. EDMDNSTON, Portrait of late Chief Justice Edward D. White of the United States Su- preme Court, presented by the senior class to the Georgetown University Law School. Painted by Richard S, Meryman of the Corcoran Luggage Made for Summer < °% and Winter, Spring and Fall “Trip the light fantastic” way this Summer— free from wardrobe worry. Castens Luggage Masterworks are built to bear the brunt of porter’s pull and baggageman’s bounce. Smartly they distinguish the Summer traveler as worthy of respectful service . . . from Hand Luggage to mighty Oshkosh Wardrobe Trunks! CASTENS LEATHER GOODS 1314 G Street N.W. Supplying W ashington's Luggage for 35 Years Colored Lizard Grain Cases $21.00 THIS WEEK'S With Pearl Fittings SPECIAL W.& J. SLOANE ¢ 709-711-713 TWELFTH ST., N. W, WASHINGTON, D. C. “The House with the Green Shutters” BRIDAL GIF HOME-TO-BE This establishment is a great bazaarof wedding gifts, both major and minor. A so alluring, yet fail of pleasing, because it is not Nothing more constantly reminds the recipient of the thoughtful kindness of the giver, than the every-day association of practical. for the gift may be ever NING - STAR. FUNDS 1S DENIED Auditor Says 0ff|c|als Trip Expenses Were Covered in Appropriation. Charges’ made before the Public School Association last night that funds designed for the Bell School had been used to defray costs of a survey trip by school officials last vear were met todav by D. J. Dono- van, District auditor, with the state- | ment that the money: came from a deficlency appropriation, and that charging the trip to the Bell School fund merely was a question of “hook- keeping." The issue was raised by Mrs. Dan iel, Murray; who told the association that “bad precedent" for the expenses of Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools Ernest Greenwood, member of the Board of Education, and A. ris, muniecipal architect, who visited several cities to get ideas for incor- poration in the five-vear school build- ing program here. The upshot of Mrs. Murray's criti- sm was the adoption of a resolution Open at 8:30 AM. Every /Business Day It’'s a Good Plan —to ma]{e your hank Qa busine!g Confi‘ Then when nee/d for accommoda- tions does arise, quicker action is made possible, and you're /the gainer. dant. {Depositors have neady access to our officers, and always ffind them ready for bu!lne!s mnferenc" National Bank 911 F Street Capital and Surplus THE HAHN ‘Womén‘s Shop“ 1207 F Street REOPENS SATURDAY! Complete].y restored, ! had been estab- | lished in allowing the fund to care | Har- | WASHINGTON, D. (., MISUSE OF SCHOOL {000, and against the surplus, the $315 vestigation, and the consequent ap- pointment by James G. Yaden, presi- dent, of a committee to thresh out the matter. The committee is com- posed of Mrs. W. T. Bannerman, George A. Warren, . K. R. Klam- bach, Mrs. Vlulrn\ and Maj. Oscar W. Scott. The appropriation for the Bell School was $215,000, and it was ex- plained by Maj. Donovan today it was included in a general deficiency ap- propriation of $2,631,500. Declaring that District authorities are allowe: a wide latitude in dealing with vargf. ous items under a lump-sum apprpo- priation, Donovan said that un¢fer the law the expenses of the trip cc Jld have been charged to any item in, deficlency appropriation. The Bell School addition was, l.uk care of at a cost of $20,000 les4 than anticipated, Maj. Donovan sald, in other words, at approximately $190.- by the association ecalling for an in. I which the trip cost was as»'!lfsnd: H. BAUM /& SON || 464 Penria. Ave. Travelers' Checks for Summer tourists 3% Our Savings Dept. 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En- ameled leather with reinforced handles. Well made. Street Floor Trimmings Reduced Remnants, 25c¢ yd. Geor- gette. sitk, organdy pleatings in solid and combinations of color. Formerly 9. Neckwear, 25c. Assorted pieces in lace, net. organdy and silk. Sets. collars and vestees. Fancy Buttons, 10c card. Three sizes. Small, medium and large. 12 on card. Ribbon Remnants, 10c yd. Good assortment of desirable lengths. Formerly 25¢ to 50c. Lace Band Remnants, 19c yd. W hne cream and ecru in one to 2 yard lengths. For- merly 39 to 39c. Street . Floor Wash Goods Remnants, yd. 121%¢ Formerly 19¢ to 29¢ the vard. Short lengths of 32- inch dress gingham. Eng- lish prints and bleached or unbleached cotton. Street Floor Housefurnishings Reduced Fiber Rugs, $7.95. Just 14 in the lot. 7 in 9x12, 3 in 9x10.6 and 4 in 7.6x9. Ideal Summer Rugs in a splendid quality. Smart wool patterns in light and dark tan. $2 Inlaid Linoleum, $1.39 sq. yd. 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