Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1927, Page 23

» MOORE RE-ELECTED IN CHEVY CHASE Delegates to Federation Also Are Chosen by Citizens’ Association. J. Francis Moore was reselected president of the Chevy Chase Citi-| zens' Association at a meeting in the | E. V. Brown School, Connecticut ave- nue and McKinley street, last night. Other officers elected were: First vice president, Alburt T. Gag econd vice president, Richard L. Lamb; secre. tary-treasurer, von Ammon, and delegates to the Federation of Citi- zens' Associations, Edwin S. Hege and Willlam Y. Brady. Activities of the association for the past year were ou lined by President Moore and 1eports were made by chairmen of the various committees. A program of work for the coming year was aiso planned. Mr. Brady and Mr. the opposition met in the federation by the proposed bond issue and de- clared their intention to fight the issue 4 long as the citizens of the District are to shoulder the main bur. den, and especially, as Mr. Hege said, several of the proposals made for penditure of the funds are for proj ects of national import and not merely pertinent to Washington taxpaye An appeal for the saving of nch of Rock Creek bounded approximate- 1y by Sedgwick street and the Bureau of Standards on the north, Ro Creek Park on the east, Rodman street on the south and on the west by Thirty- seventh street, was made by Dr. Irwin G. Priest of the Richmond Park Citi- zens” Association. The talk was illus trated by lantern slides and showed A& large wooded area in the valley not 't marred by steam-shovel op- erations, which Mr. Priest said, may soon take place if action is not taken immediately. He pointed out the need of the park for this section, de- claring that Rock Creek Park is not as accessible as desired. Co-operation Directed. The plan has the backing of a num- ber of civic and nature groups and the executive committee of this as. sociation was directed to take action relative to co-operating with the oth- er bodies combining to have this and other land preserved for park pur- Pposes. New members ! were elected as fol- lows: Lloyd W. Patch, Thomas L. Lloyd, F. M. Fadeley, Henry Chal. Miss Ella V. Godey, Carson P. Frailey, Dominic Colecchia, Mrs. Dom inic Coleccia, James K. Pierce, Nor-. Towson, L. J. O'Rourke, Her- Knipfer, Lorin H. Bailey, Miss Mary C. Gravson, Levin P, Han. orothy Pratt, J. Milton | & 8 orrel arry Spund, E.C. l%unham. L. M. Haskins, Low. rence Turville, E. H. Gough, Louis Rothschild, William B. Kraft, R. Mar. bury Stamp, George C. de Neale, H. Glenn Phelps. Herbert A. Davis, M. Nevius, Dr. Charles George Graham, D. B. Groff R. Simon, Benjamin E. Jones, Mark L. Whitney, Fred A. Hessick, Otto G. Raymond, Max Offenbers, J. Bar. rett Carter, Sol L. Kasdon, Col. W. N. McKelvy, Mrs. George L. Hart, Joseph C. Sheehy, E. H. Ashworth’ Mrs. E. .Authnh George E. Tol- man, Franklin C. Parks, Wiliam P, Bartel, H. G. Moulton, Dr. Joseph A. Isaac R. Hitt, M . A. Lee, E. Mx Newton, Charles Timms, Mrs. Mildred Fonda T. Leith Gill, Walter W. G. Movle, Hugo Ammon, A. D. Cole, David - T. Rude and W. Arthur Sheiton. “President ent Moore presided. IRISH MILITANT BURIED. Tribute at Grave to Woman Sein Fein Leader. CHICAGO, January 20 (®).—With & firing squad at her grave, and full military honors, Elizabeth O'Reilly, 44, who led woman adherents of the Irish Republican cause in fighting against the British, was buried here Yesterday by Irish sympathizers. She %iad Sunday at her brother’s home ere. Miss O'Reilly fought in the Sinn Fein rebellion in 1916 and later or- ganized an auxiliary corps of women A OlVE AWAY SALE TO CLOSE OUT AT A PFRICE MUCH LESS THAN COST TO MAKE ! 320 TO $35 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES FOR $10:50 LOVELY MODELS BOTH ELABORATE AND SIMPLE STYLES MODELS OF CREAT BEAUTY AND GREAT WORTH }FOR AF1ERNOON AND STREET | MADAME'S & MADEMOISELLE'S DRESS SHOP OFF'\ EAM .M NCOP e e Ten r21 NINTn STrcc T NO<THWEST A GIVE AWAY Hege told of | 15 BT R e e R ] NOW “EMPEROR TAISHO.”! 'MRS. ORMISTON OFF | MUSSOLINI COURT READY. Posthumnus Title Conferred on | FOR U s TO F"-E sUlT‘Sperin] Tnbum\l Wi]l Try Foes of | Late Ruler of Japan. TOKIO, January 20 (#.—The| Pposthumous title of “Emperor Taisho™ , was conferred upon the late Emperor | Yoshihito at an impressive ceremony | in the imperial palace today. Prince Chichibu, who recently re-| turned from Europe to attend the| funeral of the raler, represented the | throne at the Emperor | Hirohito and Empress Naguko being ' unable to attend because of slight colds from which they have been ! suffering for several weeks. | Taisho is the name of Emperor Yoshihito's era. Today’s rite was the last important ceremony before the funeral 1 PEOPLE $30.000 A WEEK | Director Reveals 60 Clerk< and 200 Laborers Remain Pay Roll. By the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA quicentennial Exposition, closed of: December 31, is sti]l costing xpayers of Philadelphia about $30.000 wi Consult: ill, after a waited all day on an he is had | d- home, where of employes in the exposition ministration building for their pay, two days overdue, E. L. Austin, the director, revealed that the exposition assoclation maintains a staff of 60 clerl 0 laborers and 8 executives. A staff of auditors is costing about §3,000 a day, Austin said. whose pay is overdue will be paid from a $200,000 bank balance, the director added. Fear had been ex- me of the employes that the bank balance had been attached by creditors, whose $5,000,000 claims have been by troller. EX- MAYDR 98 TODAY. Thomas Hart Celebrates Anniver- the city con- sary in Boston. BOSTON. January N. Hart, who was m; 1889 and 1890, ninety-eighth birth Unt o s still | ipted home during the present weather. MORRISONS FOUNDED 1894 1109 F St. N.W. The Splendor of Spring Is Reflected in These New Arrivals New Spring Dresses For All Occasions SALE TO CLOSE OUT AT A PRICE M CH FSS THA COST TO MA $75T0 8125 COATS FOR $55 TRIMMED WITH BEAVER & FOX HAND TAILORFD MODELS OF GREAT BEAUTY AND GREAT WORTH FOR MADAM:= & MADEMOISELLE IN SIZES 14, 16, 18, 20 + QRAT-HOP QPEN N Advance styles of Spring dresses have just arrived. I'hey are sparklingly new il and’ different in style ef- | fects. Beautifully developed i silks and crepes in a splendid variety of smart models. Glowing new light shades and two-tone com- binations. Women's and misses’ sizes. S VIORRISON | OUNDEC 1BBa 1109 F St. N.W. i l ! | { McPherson disappe: | way to Los Rt 1t i SESQUI STILL COSTS THE EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON, Leaving New Zealand With Evi- |, dence, She Says, to Justify Granting of Divorce. By the Ascociated Press YDNEY. New South Wales, 20. ting that she would “fight to the utmost” to obtain a di vorce from Kenneth G. Ormiston, one of the principals in the Aimee Semple rance case. Mrs Ruth Ormiston yesterday was on her | Angeles. daughter of cream manu d she would nime sev ndents. She refused to| divulge their names, but asserted she had plenty of evidence. Leaving Ormiston while he was em ployed by Mrs. McPhersc radio sperator at At Temple, Mrs Ormiston return ebruary Jan us Ormiston, Aus eral Calif.. January 20 urrent resolution, direct v General U. S. Webh to urnish an itemized statement of the moneys expended in the Aimee Sem- | e McPherson case, and to suggest | ‘edure for minimizing the expendi ture of such money in the prosecution of criminal cases,” was introduced in the lature day Leg! st Ordered to War College. Lieut. Col. George (. Marshall, jr., U. S. Infantry, attached to the United States forces in China, has been or dered to this city for duty as an in- structor at the Army War College. Dandruff Soon Destroys the Hair If you want plenty of thick, beau tiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it if vou don’t It doesn’'t do much good to try the brush or h it out The only sure way to get rideof dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely To this, get about four ounces’ of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re. tiring: use enough to.moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger By morning, most if not all, of ‘ yvour andruff will be gone, and two or thr more applications will mpletely dissolve and entirely de- roy evel single sign and trace of it. i oA A A SR AT e d feel a hundred times n get liquid arvon at any do imple remedy ne: Advertigement, Friday Is Dollar | Jasper Post of Lo"mn Holds Cere- i Premier. | anuary 20 UP).—The spe- | . which has been entrusted of judging ety of the state under the adopted after the last tempt ag: the life of Premier Mussolini, \\1” begin work on Febru- ary 1. It will take up Several cases in |, which the accused are cha with | having roved and eulc tempts & inst the premier., The trial of the former Deputy Zenibon! and of Gen. Capells | who sed of attempts at assassination the premier, will begin I COMMANDER !S INSTALLED P with the task érimes | 1zainst the new laws K | vi | pr I monial—Program Given. of Brown was installed as com | tes | at the meel of the Jasper | P at the meeting of the Jasper ",, Carl ¢, nder 3, American held 1t Odd Fellow Legion, in | ms brograme of entertainment fol- | ot lowed the installation Joseph Beat | tie rendered s« ind humor- | ous war Miss Amy Stein metz, and Timothy Daley rendered violin selections. Vincent Childs and Lawrence B. Dunn Rave | vocal selections and Stephen accompanied the o-oists and vi piano. Idabelle Hanwlton | a specialty |m|v|hn| Temple mgs, dances stories also sun ubmitted by tho two L% SALE OF RAILRDAD urchase of Chcngo Mllwnukee & St. Paul by New York Bankers Ratified. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, Januar le of the Chicaxo, Milwaukee and Paul Railway to representatives of uhn, Loeb & (o. and the National Co. for $140.000.000 two months at Butte, Mont., and the plan companies as reor rs were approved H. Wilkerson court the rail nearly 20.—Auction 1 judge, in went into vears Th> decree ded that the overty <hould e new purch e Interstate the' f mplated wints against 1. but specified that the court re 1 jurisdiction in the case as to any terpret of problem ot entioned specificaliy’ and as to any her instructions sought by the re J FEDERAL AMFRILAN “Everybody’s Doing It” nose accivership enterad vesterday pro deed to the valuable 1t be turned over to < until approval by Commission nts con her com nization OIN THE CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB Your Furniture —goes no farther than our own s]’!ops when it comes to us for NEW UPHOLSTERY QOur facilities are located right on the premises, so personal givcn your order. from Supcrvi5ion can 1’16 start to finish. f[Estimates furnished, on request. JamEs B. HinpERrsoN Fine Furniture, Laces, Upholstery, Paperhanging, Painting 1108 G Street Established 1909 1219-1221 G Street Main 7 Main 767 phones Store Hours 9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M. \ Tomorrow is Dollar Day again—the first of the New Year, and we've prepared bargains galore to make it the usual big attraction. No C. O. D., Phone or Mail Orders—No Exchanges Quantities Are le|ted So Come Early Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery -t hread all the (€ colors, black gun Every Pure silk wanted including white metal in and pair full with arter top to in long K15 perfect and fashioned OAY mercerized wear. to 10 Main Floor Silk Specials All the season’ shades, including black and white. s 40-in satin 10-m. Canton Crepe Former Prices $1.29 to $1.98 Pleated and wrap - around models—solid colors ‘and For- 195 to Tomor- plaids. merly $8.50. Children’s Rain Capes Frosted materi in bluc and red. tra_well made plaid linings. 14 years \mh 6 to Floor Turkish Towels 20x40-inch towels, in pink, gold, blue and all white, 39c grade. Third Floor Ribbons Many colors, widths Regulas a yard. Dol- 3 yds. for Main Floor Perfumes and Toilet Water A varied ment of odors. ular price, Dollar Da 2 FOR Main Floor assort- Reg- $1.00. = Boys’ Wash & Suits I8 Slightly soiled from display— regular price, Tomorrow Downstairs Store Fruit of the Loom Muslin inches full bleached. quality—a1s o Hill” Muslin. 36 wide— Third Floor Middies and Blouses Two for $1.00 Middies standard jean : slightly soiled: all white and with colored collars. Sizes 6 1o 20, Two for of white Blouses of im ported English broadclot h and ped dimity es 36 to 44 Two for. .. Downstairs Store 200 Pairs Shoes A good se- lection of Ox- fords and Pumps, in a variety of leathers. ot all sizes in every style. Downstairs St Pure Linen Embroidered Towels Hand-embroidered Pure Linen Towels, 1axi inches. Some ‘with ol ored " horders. Regular rice. 89¢. Some slizhitly Main Floor All-Linen Damask 60 inches ver bleached only. special, per yard 58-in. Table Damask —with colored Sunnnmd fast 9 value. wide—ail- border, colors. Many other items not advertised will be found throughout the store Try Sworzyn’s First—1219-1221 G St. NW THURSDAY, TANUARY 20, ‘1927. COURT APPROVES |ceivers, new purchasers or the oppo- sition forces. The Jameson group, holders of ap- proximately $18,000,000 of the rail- way's junior bonds. has opposed the nw interests throughout the re- Judge Wilkerson's decree and sale was entered 1eson group’s strenuous was the approval voiced > Wilkerson made provision for pos- le future action by Cong: s look: ing toward more favorable terms for refundinz the railway's debt of ap proximately to the Fed eral Govel recting modifi cation tion plan e action come | by Mareh 3, The plan contempiates changes in | the status of millions of doll worth of bonds represented in the railway's | FOR LEASE 1016 14th Street N.W. Two-story building space, which lot WILL ALTER The receivers, who conti: tion, are: H. over objection, today by Jud The i and basement brick bout 10,000 ft. of floor hasement zh entire 0-1t. alley TO SUIT. FOR LEASE did-4th floors, 1018 14th N.W. Suitable for va riety of business, especially de sirable for clubroom or fra ternity house We have many desirable business locations for lease and for sale. Gardiner & Dent. Inc. Main 4884 1409 L St. N.W. Funeral Flowers 807 14th St. Phone Franklin 5142 720-722-724 7th St. N.W. OHNSON5. and Other Makes Endicott Johnson Shoes| are universally known as shoes of style and quality. Come Early! All sizes in the collection fr 8, om 2 to Coats for dressiest wear or sport styles, in all new plain colors, also smart plaids. Some imitation fur lined, others: with large, rich fur callars. \bout 25 color and some plaid; coats. in solid good, warm serviceable coats with fur collars. 590 7.50 Silk Dresses S5 Brand-new dresses in tle new, flat crepe de chine for the voung miss All shades cmart styles of crepe and and matron Reduced Winter Underwear 1.25 Ladies’ Springtex Vests and Pants 19¢ Long. Serviceable Flee lined. neck ankle pant: Tight style Sizes 36 10 ced ty colorings 7 to 17 years. Sizes All with collars, cuff. periect attached open Mannish patterns. 1.00 Boys’ and Girls’ Waist Union Suits body “tles: . dron seat. Sizes Wool Union Suits | ,Pouiie Pieast Gray Rib- b 45 White and 55 2.25 Men’s Part- Union long pants. 36 to 46. Reduchons in Bedwear 3.00 Heavy Comforts I Double-bed Size Scroll-stitched {l Quilted Comfort. Pretty patterns. in all color combinations. 6.50 Wool-Mixed Blankets Extra Heavy, Warm, Double-bed| Size Blankets. Some satin-bound edges. Plaid pattern. 1.75 Colored Mflp«! Crinkle Doublsbugl_ al 1.00 Double-Bed Sl«h Good, Serv- iceable Qual ity Bleachs Cotton Sheets,} 3-inch hems. a c Cyclamens, $1 up Primroses, $1 Sweet Peas 75¢ bunch Cash& Carry Flower Stores BEHRENDS': ENDICOTT!,200Prs.3, 4% an 2 Women’s SHOES Fashionable Styles for Every Type of Costume That’s All! Reduced Boys’ Wear 10.00 Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Suits. one long and, one short pants. Double-breasted ° coat and vest. Pret- 59¢ Boys’ Blouses 39c 5.00 Boys’ Chinchilla O’Coats pockets and plaid lining. Sizes 3 to § Colors are Tan, Gray and Blue. 1.59 Silk Crepe de Chine heavy quality. In checks: nd pretty 0lorea C stripes. labilities of slightly less than $500,-|dent of the railway company: Mark 000,000 and an assessment of §70,000,- 000 against the stockholders. W. Potter, former member of the In- terstate Commerce Commission, and nue to func- | E. J. Brundage, former attorney gen- E. Byram, former presi- leral of Illinois. Friday & Saturday Flower Specials —that afford you con- vincing evidence of the economy of “Cash & Carry” prices | The following week end items available at all & ( stores. three C Begonias, 59¢ Handsome Ferns, $1.25 Violets, $1 bunch Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders 804 17th St. 1222 F St. Phone Franklin 10301 Phone Franklin 5337 3.00 Women’s Blanket Robes 1 85 211222ITET2I2TLIIIRLIL22LS ’M Satin stripe ombre patterns All sizes colors and 95 but not in every style. z | Women’s Coat Sale 25.00 Women’s. Coats 2.77 12.00 Women’s Coats All real leather, madé® on fancy carvedand jewel- ed side frames. in- swinging purses. All in- side fittings. Black and colors. 75¢ Laciies’ Rayon Hose .00 55 C Long, service quality with rayon that extends over the knee. Double lisle soles and elastic tops. All colors. Reduced Infants’ Wear 6.00 Brushed Wool Sweater Set Brushed on both sides, sweater, cap, mitts and _leggins; all colors. Sizes 24, . 26, 28. 69c Little Tots’ Creepers Open bot- toms tops. Sizes 1 2.00—27x27 Red Star Hemmed Diapers Reduction in Silks and Domuti 1.15 Pr erdiars: Rayon Limit, package. New bright shades in a good All perfect. 75¢ Silk-Like Looks like silk and washes beau- titully. All colors used for dresses c and slips. 25c Yard-Wide Outing 25¢ Dress Gingham 32 mche« wide, (‘hockn plaids and plain_colors. Flannel