Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1926, Page 25

E _SUNDAY BTAR. WASHINGTON. PRINCIPALS GUARD Flect in Adeatic Faces Reduceion [ISTRICT HEARINGS FSecasonable for Family and Houschold Underoriced for é To P ovldc Men for planc Carrlers* ASSEMBLY HOURS - ey OPEN TOMORROW, Ni 1riers is comemplated aval forces on the Atlantic are VS8 LS ficial exposition of the AT | tacing a reduction if the department | Nayy's plans has been made, it is ex- 2 . is unable to find any other source |pected that four. and possibly five, | i High School Officials Must Be,mm, which fo draw eniisted personnel of the six battleships now assigned to | INQUIrY Into Municipal Admm- to man the new aircraft carriers, [the scouting fleet, stationed in the | . = . — - S - v = L L L L e - Constantly on Watch to |Lexinkton and Saratoga. now under | Atlantic, wiil be reduced to skeleton | istration to Be Held in Lonsdale Joan $l e Tohibee e 0.0 DO liie: NelGiBiiber Will Calls 29¢ Yard-Wide 6Yds sl . | construction. crews and put out of active commis- | This problem is now understood to | sion to proyide the 3,680 men needed | Broadcloth Prevent Propaganda. |have been the subject of conferences |for the aircraft carriers. Whatever | Caucus Room. MIDDY BLOUSES Toseiie: aiaite: . sgioned gt |at the White House the past week at- | solution Is reached, however, it is re- e e on Kb :.‘“r LUCe L grounds. neat_strives and_figure oy | tended by Navy and Budget Bureau |garded as unlikely that the personnel | ——— Ll el = E8 Fibovand official 0 sign has been given that | of the battle fleet in the Pacific will | e URE peia o ; s cor o 7 s v . | |$1.98 Children’ ildren’s 7 to 14 Yrs. $l 4P sl St poliies. xigiats upheld by | Z T eane e the Navy's muaget to | be affected: 10136 o'etoele ‘m ‘The waucus room of | &l Charleston Dresses N SIL]( HOSE Is. cipala, ol but surely are uxx‘\dt:;" : |llhe [ouse Office Ruilding on what | Bl “p,. B Eeiata gl aksert | Jomen's Fiver and Sk How. 3ia. e e 50 S| MGGOWAN LAUDS TRAFFIC.|WILL SHOW JEWISH FILM, Rl s nsaedli Tt | Qattarsie v o *0 C N[ 75c Pure white | flns?mhl\' halls of the high schools as | - ———— e {trict of Columbia. Representative zforsl N w f s arenas for driving home either propa- | g i t “L | Firnest W. Gibson of Vermont, chair- | Jd| 1316-]326 Seventh St. or e Lo O enaout * commercia | o8 Tmprovement Here in Year|7. M. H. A to Present “Law of e S iGihson or Venuant, x| & Dty Blouses Enamel Ware - : % reatie trimmed aud | T 722727 mMessages. and a Half. Israel” in U. §. Premiere. jseven members of the House District oAl i . neat i ~ Dishpan, Stewing Pan. Dairy “This is the conviction of Asst. Supt.| 4 RO B o L F i | committee, returned to Washington 7 1 n S ripe $ 87 ln. Unbd $ | Kettle. Wash Basin: et o e tophen B Kramer. as| [iear Admiral Samuel McGowan,| The American premiere of “The Law | LOTILEe: Teuined 1o ST RE S0 sl $1.50 Roma t IP SHEETING S. s \oiced at the Franklin School vester- U. S. Ni, retired, who recently re- of Israel.” all-Jewish photoplay based | Invitations have been sent to the GIRLS’ DRESSES COUCH COVERS | LS 41 Yd $l e et iy, CBd o S i ton Saterese viuk | oniicauttions of ehe bethotox Tew BRSO R s B S o B sorted Amoakeag gingham, fast colors iy tonm inchee ide: an-| | Hears weight tor nectneome™ | OILCLOTH 2 S. Use of high school assemblyl, pief pighway commissioner of | take place next Sunday night under | (rict officals, to the Citizens' Advisory i i iged 'w o= : ver e ™ b 4] b s Strictly Meritas brand. 48 inc wide periods for advertising purposes, how- | & 2 b , % . Council and the Federation of Citizens \39: 40-in. & 36-in. $ Pl o jon. ide: T od O P i aya. must | South Carolina for 17 months. Visited | aunpices of the Young Men's Hebrew | Soncciationn. 1o {he thiee basiness or s "| $2 English 10 s C Net S of white. tile 0 oak_pattern be on our guard against. It is a con- | the traffic department vesterday to| Assoclation at the Jewish Community | ganizations. the Monday Evening Club R A lNC A PES Longcloth o urtam ets 0 X X A 150 to $2 Sample ' atant battle, and I intend this week | congrutulate Traffic Director M. O.|C and all of {he citizens’ associations to | g S R R > ‘ S i to caution again the high school Prin- | g4 iqre and his assistant, Col. 1. C. American_showing appear at these hearings. Raincapes and hood in Yl 1o { and hitahts. wear: White and firsh | § _ | Lace Curtains 0!‘ itles have been changed fr it : 2 k Plaid 1 or cipals to investigate thoroughly every t e | h More than a dozen letters arve awa |@ 1.50 Bloc! ai Fine aualities. beautifnl patterns: pe e 0 e g Liine at the aa. | Moller, on the system of trafc regu- | original Yiddish to English. [ling: vike - sobeomeietee. hich. have | ST 98 Women s $1 39¢ Yard-Wide 4Yds $1 ‘sBLANKETS fee e eanlE: white And'Tvory Tico Satine . “emblics, that our #ood tecord of the | Jation they have put in force In the |ish ceremonials, such a8 the bUrying | been received from individuals and or. KNICKERS + | 10¢ Shelf sl High luster, | nte e e iaidn. OILCLOTH S. a1so Black s cui_{ - Guaranteed pecfect. (overed Sauce Pot Pan, Preserv past may not be marred in the District. by proxy of the daughter Who married | ganzations in response to the invita- | future.” |"“The ‘control of traffic in Washing: | outside of her race. are depicted. tion issued by Representative Frank | Gaod | weight khaki knichers: good {weight, £ b Pdwi | it ton is almost perfect aid Admiral| Edward Rosenblum, president of { peiq, Republican of Ilinofs, to present | vatherin_sizte 16 10 ¢ £ - —a ize $ RT3 Or incs cste 15 paRiita Asnemblies Held Import | McGowan, “Traffic proceeds in such | the Y. M. H. A.. has invited inmates | {rois roommmmendacions i writing. Mr | & 'Infants’ Cnshmere $1 Double-Bed | 89c Comfort Si or oAl whute o fancy edgen. 12 vants al & . K r general e @ o f the Hebs Hi 1 o 5 & i i g $1 diccussion of the use of “assembly |37 OTASTIY mABRCY b 1 APRCATY 12 | e the poture, e Ao o) Reld, hovever, il T teirot e | B COATS AND CAPES SHEETS TT§ i G o e o gsfigfilffié'd 10Yds.51 c i re. as is the ! ere ¢ « oy ched, Hinch hem, center welded halls durirg school hou ¢ lcaretul here than elsewhere. Such| committee El5 3rais ot e craasi cashimere: wiihstemns | et DiomBA! 3 intpehers ceoti [ of e et e custom at each high school for ti hen I left | 2 b Ininutes each week, d'alflr;“ ";“‘ =3 ‘\‘\'u-h‘x‘:;xcl;:;c; ::r ‘:;‘:m s fait ag. | URGES RAT'F'CAT'ON b.“,,,,‘,'(..w"fi',af.x:)\:v(n":,’r ‘tk;xar'oa“::e:nl:‘e;lsl: 89c lnf:n;:’ = 3 50c Pure Linen {50c Mohawk 3{0‘, $1 ; .' m.u‘ whed, vard_wide. ciowcly woven would never recommen that the as- ;i i e . b zf sl 110 vards in one piece e o o e ot | e, | Baussion 3t Bk srsy| it pteat wies (NGt & Weet Shias AUE B | FAUE TOWRES WSO FREOWUNIES L i 31 G v he assembly period,” in the interest of American commerce | Chairman Gibson, on his arrival last|B| Fine weave rayon shell edge. Sizes 1 ik Slitel orcid splion Sl wCOLONlAL MIRRORS ‘It ie-during i bl 2 Joseph and Andrew Juzenfek. of | was urged vesterday by John W[ night, expressed his desire to do some-| pdito 6 ! periect g . - | Mr. Kramer declared. “that the prin-|{ , ., hnet, Mass., inherited jointly the | ('Leary, A : 2 SoREtTuCHLY 5 ! Z < e 4 . | president of the Chamber | thing constructive and helpful by o N cipal bas his only chane ° to &et In| property of theii father. it included |of Commerce of the United Statew, | sympathetic study of the municipal 69c Flannelette 2 or 25 39 R 21 contact with the pupils in his cha house, barn and woodshed. They en- | who sald lack of treaty relations be:|administration. He emphasized that Cluldrens Sleepers N| $1.50 & s mltauon 3 Women's 3 1t is his opportunity to put over mes Lgaayored to live in the house jointly,|tween the United States and Turkey | there is no intention to stir up sen- | i) or biue unp»d outing. with feet JERSEY Fur Collar o) N/ SILVERWARE sages. It is the only ogportunity the [y "o, arreled, with the resuit {hat in | was a handicap to Amerlcan trade sational charges against officials. He and Cufi | S e Ceite achool has to create the soul of thel 0., ghare the estate in its exist- | with Turkey and the Near East. the sole purpose is to see just $ engender the school spirit. house, building a wall from the cellar | “if the opportunity for cuitivation.of | glving the National Capital the be: me" l - DRESSES g | 85c Dunoleum 3; Sq. ‘I am ready to admii that ’;“‘“ to the roof through the middle of the | mutually profitable trade relations be- | possible government. He said he is . Yd school. It is the assemblies which |0 eorm they actually divided the! “It would be unfortunate,” he said.| how Congress can be most helptul in !Floor Covering agency, good, bad and indifferent, at- | by e Now, it is said this plan is not |tween this country and Tirkey should | of open mind on all of the proposa stec] grommets _ 1empts at some time or other Lo V"\”} atisfactory, and one of the brothers|be vificed because of minor dis. | that have thus far come to him, and $ Two yards wide, « full pieces, audience among high school chlldren i g tearing down his half of the house, |agreements on certain provisions os the people to have an oppor- or e Dt tie< and Nzuied paiterne But it is up to the principals to a m and shed the pending treat. nity to make their desires known. Fleece-].med Shirts $ $1.49 Hall as the buffors hetwer st e e e e e 4HMHMmnoeo!o#otelomm_—_—__—_—_,,—,,.e..eee e e— Winter weight: fine :b: button front L R’UNNERS 18-in. widi and § fee and the pupils. L |#7'69c Striped Sateen sevy 1 casions prine B On several occasions princi BLOOMERS Zforsl arontni: fine gl have made mistakes. If they do, I ' R - vord ver. 3 ittingly. | H TRY THIS PLAYER IN YOUR HOME! e szl e e O |[REECEE i . | - een_bloomers. ~ Full-ent. regular sizes. ) e of fine Dolivia, stiede ai | did not confide when he requested f | 2 for $1 o omere "“". = v HYLO TOP SLIPPERS Women's permission to speak Gresses, made n with TUN U | 1n brown. grax and otne wwortment of i NTS i » | ors with cont alls Pacifist Lecture, | . s . " Recalls Pacifint Lecture. | 5 Special Offer for Limited Time! el e iy “1 call to mind a certain instance 3 Muglin vods gk or_blue striped out T B K iioDity b here a member of the Board of Edu- | of) i i e, cation importuned a high school prin- | - % T 22 1 L PO P LA Z P atein “Fye Tac provoked e | § v s o e gg;r\:rstrvgvc-de 3Yds. $1 INAPKINS 8for$l Children’s $3 et 2 e 0 g o | o ) . ; AP . 8 | o Bt SR B P Shoes and Oxfords 'h?!i,:?:‘;]-l;:v‘;lhg:i‘nnvtxlxlgk Mr. Kramer | g v oL . N N\ W - / 50c Feat ,r|vrou’31 Yd $1 !50c Children’s 4Pr$ $1 ) asserts, and he is an author] 5 i¥y * 50 W, ) ‘7 TICK[NG /2 S. SPORT HOSE s nuich as he was principal of \ 3 Y } s High School himseit before he was as- 3 e : s e and | o 205 S0 EIFI Tiglengty, with fancy signed as the assistant superintendent - < Witite et i charge of senior and junior high ; ' ] ? i . $1 Pure Silk & !59¢ Sal n-Flmsh $ | T s, . : \ ' [RAYON HOSE ZP YS~$1 | CRETONNE 3Y,d§', 1 Ay, Kramer pointed out that besides | ou Like It : g Y _,, e it Lhnaret e IR erdiapes Pr. sidestepping’” men and women who 1215¢ Apron 1 $1.50 24x24 Hemmed desire to “put something iat g — g 3 5 v D ; p! 1 Yd 1 et o j 28 Cents 4 : s \ T Wi e N | Gingham 2 s.$ DIAPERS 0Z. ool fatereri s e ¢ A F. | i e olee o e, o It Hrown Checl: Ml of excellent IHM.H lmnnv red ops. with good all-leather soles izl luster, permanent, finteh: . ) as) 5 patterns to have an assembly for the different week observations, said he would a “teach-the-children week.” | 1bly speakers, according to M. | Kramer, are frankly told that the stu- | dents must go to their classes at the | gong of the electrically set clocks and ! when it rings they must swing into their concluding paragraph. Interviews with the high school | principals shows @ unanimity of feel fg that the assembly period time is wisely spent time. They point out | that most of the assembly periods are taken up by appropriate talks and con- | tributions by the students themselves. | An estimate based on assemblies | held this vear and in former school | vears shows that never more than 3.6 | per cent of the school time is spent in them. 1 - $1.98 to $2.98 Values T f thy beauti- “ ‘ D . ’ I olors and black. ¥ine qual ilayhe s dysia, e : ) ; | Beached, ribhed ollar feeced N Regular & Women’s and Children’s §! A"yt oo ® i ful players in your : 5 3 7682 1 8 vears . ',‘;,‘;"_:"L_’_"". ';"f',:', “;,':,.. < : Chnl e $1 ; el Felt, Velvet and Satin Men’s $1 Fancy zPrs $l fy yoursslf of the quality : h N} » 4, ? LEGG]NGS Interwoven Hose * () Ve : N anfrod e in sizes 2 to §o Jenth s iBLoRTAGTEhsT ; 2 $i6 Flonnelotic ; s DRESSING s‘fxcour:s X FROCKS\ e FHOSE 2Prs.$1 i a good asortment of narteris d Snapny Golt lHose: wauted shades, bt ama®darlc Shaden’ Al sizet o 10 Ay P AR Beacon & Lawrence Blanket X Yarn, Hose, warm bu 1 sorted designs’ aud colors. Sizes ! All e O o S T3 LIKE NEW FACTORY REBUILT PLAYERS S kdies & Infaac T B FULLY GUARANTEED IN EVERY WAY 5235 . |§BATH ROBES $1 | Worsted Hose ZP“.",'sl i One of our factory rebuilt players is in every respect years —— e as good as a new one. Many of the players in this sale ! s . - all head sizes and wosth N Men's $1.50 sl large shapes. A big arrav of Flannelet!e Pagamas originally cost as much as $900. They will last longer and give better service than LIPS 0 Rt atte caldes to vele a cheap new player. Each one has been thoroughly rebuilt—all worn parts re- | P\BIHN,C‘,E§SM\§, e | il e o h ey eeone e N "‘A'}‘.‘ e, with sk placed--caxes refinished—and some cannot be told from new. Each one absolute- g8 to 8O - - i vilue for S1OO N Men’s §: ly guaranteed to give satisfaction! wfi;lfi'hei;dcn;‘;ns 3‘0]’31 ‘SILK MUFFLER 1 $2 2-Yd Mercsnzed 19¢ 32-inch 8Yd $l s e G o e 1m . 302,,;.:0:v‘;;;;:: afikine aizesid v$‘ ’]I‘!AELECLOTHS Dreu Gmgham s. '1\(,1,'.,”, $2 no MANUFACTURER'S oumrp Nl:::" ‘|n;an's Shirts 3 for 1 o et 3 - |KID GLOVES Million Bibles for Japan. | Speetal Dispatch 1o The Siar | SEATTLE. Wash.. November 6. -To supply earthquake stricken cities of Japan with nearly 1.000.000 copies of the Bible in the Japanese vernacular. the final shipment is b loaded into the hold of the President Grant.this week for Yokohama. These new copies are for distribution in sections where earthquake and fire destroved books and other household effects e i it o dastent. duehent| SIIGN Colored Stripe $l $1 Yd Wlde szs $‘l1 e P Douile o pin o zold | colora for Bathrobes Chitdren « Coats | Men’s 79c Blue ! nterested S .\umlm embly in ob | : A\ ) 3 s |79¢ 64-inch Tabl $ servance of special weeks i Wi i : ; - H e 45¢ Imported 179c¢ 64-inch Table [N A rubber heels. §'s e Day g "y : <% N Braadeloth 4Yds.$1 DAMASK 2, -, frncial onlt 2 shen Pays For It 4t/ ' | ez 's“fazifosa 635 New York Ave.NW. = "5,,: at:'ngllow $1 'Krinkle Bedspreads Costeme Corduroy Sal et s protéctorate has | | 1ster st lm-- |n 1 m:m pes. veeful ngth fima;c;xh;?nah;g 5 ;mmw ach - - i Fx?:?.u(.;\!&.smm anorument of ol ‘K‘Sc Col’d Border 5f0r$1 }u.v« All-Steel ’Ruhb:r Tire $1 WORK SHIRTS ; Tannelette 3;01.51 b i o g g | e i or i | 3¢ 32, Amoskeas (s \7 1 §7 39 Stenciled Table 'UNION SUITS sl W = Br:ssfi:ngl;amfiYdS.$l 359CS,&R[1-‘§T " 5f01'$1 | pefiz Enleil o | Sizes 34 to 46 o {39¢ Part-Wool ; ; S el When Teeth are Film Free seii baps 4forS1 o oy A6 81 WORK PANTS : $5¢ Infants’ Long =3 fo r$1 HAT BOX 'LACE SCARFS 4‘0!‘ 1V Waterproof, nicely e n cautiful designs size I8xH0 inches - tires brhien iatches. padded bai b i Boys’ $1.25 Winter Smiles are Chaming s‘l"gft"p_':fl‘“f:mm e o o | R T T R UNION SUITS Wit s11 A Great Blanket Sale |.-o: oz =i The dangerous film on teeth to which science |}5Body Waists 3 1,000 Pairs §5.00 Part-Wool B"‘"’ 31 A [ i ced buttons: zarter attachment Juvemle Suits PR ;fi%fifig’* 2fors1; Golden Fleece Blankets |-~ numbers of anthorities suggest doing for it | B GGWNs " 2forS1| Double 2 «JO Dark Block %ANsThs, : Film was found to be the basis of tartar. science embodies protective agents like ,t?;f wz:;‘;:;,' = Zforsl | ‘Bed Plalds ‘ Cloth ant Coror Paute o vore. wei Germs by the millions breed in it. And those in Pepsodent. Flasaelette Gowis Niee toe s 4 ; Boys 69c 122 222 chey, s s, are o b e & e LB i o i srpe. tun ene e || BT RE OUSES 2for$l| Thos there w4 watrerast ool for an Soad the coupon for a 10-day tabe. Brush ¥ $1.49 All-Wool $1 [BED PILLOWS , L7 Sl = Y e row tengue s YO g removing metbod. Ordary | 'Seh ths way for 10 days. Noie Lo INFANTS’ SACQUES e Every blanket z\-am"lrul part wool and ,.m,m R ticking, © Chojea of Dink or b ¢ ! brashing was found ineflective. Now two (Moroughly film is removed. The teeth | om or araue e e ar e v | ‘g0 i o Py sl $1 45.Inch ZYd 5. $1 LUMBERJACKS sl sort of coating H dually ligh il o. Then e effective combatants have been found, ap- Sradually lighten as film coats g B irls’ 2 pertect aua Recent dental research proves that flm o o4 by high dental authorli’ryma’:d :‘: for 10 nights massage the gums with $1.98 Girls Jerssy $1 S'PORT BLNOO”MERS b La‘ce Pa"elmg bosidipint chief easmmy of healthy teeth and FUMS— bocicd ie & tooth paste ealled Pepsodens, PePsodent, using your finger tips: the [PANTY DRESSES ol AL U T S and i | Dtz sour pwn sl of s 800 s | Boy's $1.98 the sopree of most dull teeth, a chief cause gume then should start to firm and barden. & ,,.(.‘.i splondidd .T’?"}f{ sl 208 v'-'ir- $1 chy Cuff $1 Duplex WOOLEN SWEATERS of miny gum disturbances. { / Curdles and removes film— At the end of that time, we believe you £l s1 Non-l(lmg s Fabric Gloves ZPrs. $] SHADES 2 forsl Shawl Collar Pullover Sweaters | p._.:hou ways of brashing failed to Firwas the Gums will agree, that next to regular dental SLIPS 2 or 1 eV Al aatEad wilh) famovs eabreid| L Grsen:eem, whita:.. revariibie’. ciotn | Witiitierila D50 remove m-dluy A new way in rfect s e . 2 Pepsodent acts first to curdie the film. tooth and gum care is being widely SUB- 1y0p i\ thoroughly removes the film in gested by dental authorities. These are for better tooth and gum protection. Infants’ Silk ~ f i R b b Wbt Wi verioving TESCUeRIEyHONET me L i 2 or$] Panel Curtains Sl At the same time, it acts to frm the BONNETS R, 2 e e 40 s e oy | Bl no ors o il enaihe e soms—Pepsodent provides, for this pur- epsadant tnag 7 [ W 4 0T "1 29¢ CURTAIN 6Yds. 512 Window 3for $] |Smart Pt oy Sl Now an effective film combatant pose, the most recent dental findings in Sk ‘ | Ladies’ Knit s MARQUISETTE S. SHADES or l n the latest styles xr: Por years dental science sought ways to £um protection science knows today. Pep- The New-Day Qualisy Dentifrice PRINCESS SuPS Vo wide, White. ecry or cream amort: | Opaave svades xieen. ecou or white: | 34 4 S O m-;-fv Sght fim. Clea teeth and healthy gums sodent also multiplies the alkalinity of the FREE — Mail coupon for 10-day tube to | o s._Fall plec s FRCie LnEat » s come oaly whea film is constantly com. Saliva. And thus aids in neotralizing The Pepsodent Company, Sec. S-232, 1104 $1.49 Blue or r White s $9c Fleeced Ribbed stOl'sl IOP 51 Storm Rubbers ZPrs. 1 bated—removed every day from the teeth. mouth acids as they form. S. Wabash Ave, Chicago, I, U.S. A. HOOVER DRESSES l vESTS & PANT Lisle Socks r s- First quality Storm Rubbers m iz care, Pepsodent, the quality dentifrice, provides the utmost science has diseovered H.Qf‘mflhm OlUT mi SN Mt 41 6200 Silk Fringe 1':{9c Yd. Wide 5Y ds $l STRAP SLIPPERS . in black kid with durable all-ieather (B SATEEN T i e o . - ‘ = G and low heels. nuv. 124 Pilm was foand to cling to teeth; to It multiplies the starch digestant of the . Fass eqlr b chamiay of e whie tongth: meot 38 6o 407 pertecs. irratulace. Bliek o nevy ke, i s S e n’s sl #et into erevices and stay; 10 hold in con- saliva. Thus combats starch depoaits which e . , By e $1.75 Part-Wool 19¢ Yd.-Wide tact with teeth food substances which fer- Might otherwise ferment and form acids. \ 0 RlyunAlpul3 /ZYds.sl UNION SUITS Bleached Muslin 9Yds'sl ngolj §an9uE S with mented and fostered the acids of decay. . No other method kmown to present-day Onty one tube Every new shade s and women's | _Silk sirive. o -n—me- kmee. reguiar and | | Clogely woven grade. standard count. in inT top: made . with gand duraple and_children's dr‘lunl lul . nuseful miil_lengthe ! soles_and heels. sizes i 10 8. [l