Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1927, Page 30

THE EVENING 'AR. WASHINGTON. D. €. MONDAY, 26. 1927, DECEMBER (0L HEANS EADS VETERANS' PAPER Farmer Senator Fromi Jolo- raro Named by National Tribune Firm. former St as been elected president nal Tribune poration. | Hebrew {as the © Washingtoa to of | ter will be held Thursda; received his pul 1 and dn‘i(‘d his ca He_ enliste he | War s was a student a of Michigan. He re- do and enlisted in the Infantry and A sec- | Phi Congressional | U receiving the | rvice Cross for gal- during the attack on | the war he returned| gan and degree was rmy n! the | "‘;lP‘"an‘ and the f lowing caded the Veterans of Foreign Wars. In the World War he was a e colonel and servi as of the 40th Di nded the 4th U n the Meuse-Argonne i'on the Rhine. He re- n command of nd C Ny regiment | High Capitol street: Works for Legion. ose of the Worid War © part in the serving as atiol nember an of New Orleans, d Paris. was command Spanish War Ve had been a member closed during the weel of | Club; com- | cess Athletic Club. year | tist League. fon. | Orchestra; 9 p.n., Columbia Athletic ited | Club. the | 40 1 Theodore | Athletic only two_emerg-|p.m., of the World War to|Club. Ameri- | ¢ committee | § f the |V yresentative of | Athletic Clut At Community Centers Of the Public Schools. snter Department, Puilding, The Community C Franklin Administration activities will ho,‘ k, there will be | ho! features in the local | Althougli many several | | shington Co at §:16 p.m rrs Charlotte as the nother, s Judy Tyet rthian s The publ i is invi ited. Deceraber | ends, with shments and holiday A community dance will he held at outheast Community Cent Hine Junior High School, December 30, 30 p.m. A reception of the Barry I'arm Citi- zens' Association of the Birney Cen- West Wash- e a community ington Center will ha Center, Thirteenth and Clf- ton streets sday pam., t ba team, District National Bank basket ball team; $:30 p.m Woodlothian girls’ basket ball team, F. H. Smith mpany basket ball team. Wednesday—7 p.m., Security Club girls’ basket ball team, Montrose bas- ket ball team, National Capital rifie team, Southern Railway rifle team; 7:30 p.m., automotive group, De Mo rehearsal; $:30 p.m., Drake class ket ball team, Crescent basket ball team. Thursday—7 p.m., Company C, rd basket ball team Boat Club basket ball rsal Motor Company ball team. Columbia Heights Center, Wilson Normal School, Eleventh and Har jvard streets Tue: p.aun.. Capital Athletic gymnasium class_for Club; 9 pm., Prin- Strayer College 8 pm., | women, Choral Wednesday—6:45 p.m., Boys' Bap Thursday—7 p.m., Northern Ath. letic Club: & p.m., Wilson Players, Tremont Athletic Club, Community Friday— p.m., Monroe Basket Ball Athletic Club, Boy Scouts Troops and 41: 8§ p.m., Mount Vernon Club, Remeny! Orchestra; 9 Woltz Photographers’ Athietic East Washington Center, Lastern School, Seventeenth and East p.m., Boy Scouts Troop L flkr( ball girls; 7:30 p.m., | tional Capital Athletic Associatiol Boys' Independent Band, hington Athletic Club, Live Wire | Ing_group, | munity folks 16y innce: 9 pm., Ex Slub, Friday—8 pan., | community Park View Center, Warder and New- ton str Wednesdiy— nm., Boy Scouts 7:30 p.m., Park View Senior Players S pm.. Park View Business Men's As! soclation meeting. School, Seventh and C streets south- hletic imunity | Friday—6:4 danc- Southeast Community community dancing for ars and ove Thomson Center, Twelfth L streets and + I'rench beginners® Ttalian 8 pam., Mhlti S ciation meeting. conversational clas: $:30 p.m., communit #Hotel Embassy | Broadway at Seventieth Street New Yerk City D. D. PHELAN, Masager | Here vou find comfort, exclusiveness, \n‘an! tesman and poiitician e known From September, He was made attorney for th v and “coun of Denver in 192 and n_that position untfl| ited States %emne Coffin of Ebony and Body Dr: in 8ilk Brocade. December 26 (& medieval eplendor, Hor-| of the es, has been his grave in Parkany kis, while thousands of | en';a,l European gypsies mourned at | Lix bler. | is coffin was of ebo His body | as dressed in rich silk brocade. In| is hand was & Whip to symbolize | waste: r horse and wife. At| in wide were wine and lquor bot- | les, &0 that might treat his oid | iends in Limbo | \t least a thousand delegates from | irgenland, Hungarian and Ru | nian gypey tribes sttended the fu- | 1 headed by 30 musical bands, horseback. We also include many nov eities—some that exclusive, Want Electrical Appliances? electrical appliances for cook- lighting, washing G Home Stic Shop 517 10th St. Main 6549 Just Below F St. 1110 G EST, 1679 e good food. Away from New York's noise and confusion and yet but five min- utes from Times Square and the theaters. All Rooms with Bath Luncheon | = 85° Buckles v Off Rhinestone, Cut Steel or Beaded stern Prepg Athletle | pro- Southeast Center, Hine Junior High | S- | ment hou Step-ins and Oxford Ties class; Lyric Orchestra; 7:30 Timas Boys' Club. Birney Center, Nichols avenue and Howard strect southeast: Holiday receptjon of the BRarry Farm Citizens’ Assoiation: West Washington Center, Phillips School, Twenty-seventh and N streels: pm. community and Christmas tree. p.m., party | BANK COMBINE PLANNED. New York Financiers to Establish Institution in Miami. NEW YORK, December 26 (#) lans for the establishment of the City ational Bank of Miami, Fla [zroup of D York bankers | Austriaists through a con: |with the City National | Trust Co. of Miami were here Saturday. Penney, chairman of the board SHitie At At company bearing his name, stated that those in the new-financial group include, besides himself. Walter R. Reid Ice Cream Co., Charles L. Briggs of Haverhill, Mass., and Miam ter W. Cuthell, New York law C. M. Keys of the New York invest- Dbearing his name. The consolidation, it was announced, | now in progr Bank & announced PRE-INVENTORY SALE Women’s High-Grade Footwear REDUCED FOR THIS Patent, Satins Black and Brown Suede, Tan Calf Shoes for All 1214 F St. N.W. Comfort of the | Medium Vamps |DR. MARX SETS RECORD | FOR TENURE IN OFFICE CGlerman Chancellor Observes Om-; Thousandth Day in Post | Today. ! By the Associated Press. | BERLIN, December 26.--0n Christ- mas Dr. Wilhelm Marx completed his 1,000th day in tho chancellor ship, unprecedented during tho ex- istence of the Republic. This is Chancellor Marx's fourth term_of office, which has alrendy lasted tyice as long as Dr. Wirth's, who comes next with 659 days. | Twelve thousand convicts in prison Jails will be released tomorrow in time to spend Christmas with thefr families, Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Maln 721 400-410 McLachlen Bldg. 10th and G Sts. NW. Graduato MecCormick Medical Colleze SALE Occasions Short or High or Low Heels Boudoir Slippers Greatly Reduced Gold’s Annual After-Christmas | CLEARANCE As far as we are concerned Winter is over—and our only object now is to clear out our entire Former prices, profits, costs, all have been disregarded. COATS Priced for Complete Clearance Winter stocks! DRE At Clean-Sweep Prices All $79.50 to $95 Gowns $377.50 A11 $49.50 to $69.50 Gowns $26.50 Al $29.50 to $45 Frocks $19.75 FUR COATS Fur thiee sensational groups that mean savings of 504 or more ! A Special Group of $145 to $175 Coats 84 Cout in our - SSES All $22.50 to $29.50 Frocks $14.75 S TED e All $12.56 10 $15 Frocks $6.95 store now ncluded o SRR $150 and $165 794129 All $250 to $275 Coats 1472 All $159.50 to $225 Coats $110 All $100 to $135 Coats $67.50 $225 to $275 Conts, Now Reduced to Conts, Now Reduced to 1214 F Street Nothing Reserved. 50 sl 49.50 All §79.50 to §95 Coats $54.50 All $69.50 to $79.50 Coats $47.50 All §55 to $69.50 Coats $32.50 $289.50 to $350 Coats, Now Reduced to Open a thirty-day charge account for your convenience After-Christmas Clearance Sale Now Comes the After-Christmas Sale of Fur Coats $45 ~ $79.50 Here is the chance to use your holiday money—and a chance to save money. Beautifully dark brown. to 44, matched coney Large fur collars. Extra sizes—$59.50. at $45 a rich from 14 skin coats, All sizes at $79.50 Tust thirteen coats in this group—but it’s a lucky number for those who need new fur coats! 1}‘: coats in this group are all of sealine (dyed coney), in a deep, lustrous black. They have mushroom col- lars and deep cuffs. addtional. Sizes 36 to 46—extra sizes S10 Other fur coats, with contrasting collars and cuffs—$89.50 and $139.50 1,200 Novelty Handkerchiefs Many were 10c each 2 for 5c active numbers embroideries_or colored on trimming. Good quality a y hemmed. Stock up on these now great savings Palais Royal—Downstairs Store Clearance Sale! 3,000 Yards of Wash Goods at 2 Price And Less Fine domestic wash goods, tain materials and rayon reductions. Turkish Towels, 19¢, or 6 for $1 18x36 White Towels with attractive colored borders. Heavy weight, very absorbent tow- e with coiored with contrasti ¥a ginghams, cu fabrics at radical eAS'Couon and Crepe Underwear Reduped—35c Bloomers and Step-i neatly made colors: trimmed or styles. Sale of Part-Wool BLANKETS $1.88 each Heavy-weight, Block-plaid Blankets, very at tractively bound with sateen. Size 66x¥ inches. All Wool Khaki Blankets $2.69 Each Linik of getting an all-wool blanket low price. Size 60x80—weighs 3 Ibs 81x105 Seamless Bedspreads, $1.77 Rose, blue, lavender, green and gold striped bedspreads of good quality cotton. Made long enough to serve as bolster throw Palais Royal—Downstairs' Store Victory Sheets, 79c seamless, fully bleached sheets, ood 3inch hem. Fine values Nige NIx90, Pillowcases, 19¢ Slight Irregulars cresularities are so e cur Iy notice them. Every case i ble ched. \emmed, ready for long, hard use. Size 6 inches made with at this price Hm Sale of 3,000 Cannon Mills Face Towels 12!¢c and ]15¢ Huck Towels, made by 4 well known manuiacturer—all perfect quality, closely woven, with pretty colored bors ders, or all white. Exceptional values which the thuitty will not pass by Boys’ Shirts, 69¢ Sizes 12! to 14 Pastoolor shivts of fgured per broadeloth. Made with single cufts potnted vollars Leatherette Cushions, 35¢ Make deiving more comfortalle. Riack and brown leatherette cushions, nicely Alied. Heavy Cotton Comforts, $2.88 Floral silkoline comtorts, Alled with cleay olt, white cotton. Size 72380 Women’s House Dresses, Reduced—$1.69 OF cotton fouiant, satinette, rayon and prints; stralghiline models With pretiy style touches. Long or ahort sleeves Many in sises to 0, te, culored and long Palais Royal—Downstairs Store Four Great Children’s Hose Specials! Hose—cotton and part woc colors. Boys 7 In_fancy Bays lnd Girls’ Fuil - length, Hose—in black and brown. Sizes Women s Umon Sults, Sl Part wool. Wi I Women s Umon Smts, 69c Winter welght cotton. Of good wel rayon sl{!'\-< < 36 to 44 P:hls Roy-l—lDonttlus Seore Mens Work Shn'ts, 49c ken sizes. Excellent Values in Boys’ Slip-on : Syveaters? ‘79c V-shaped co Wome;i s Vests and Drawers, 79¢ Fleece lined. with Dutch-n exx\\w nsth sleeves. Th In regular and extr GOATITY " Palais Royal—Downstairs Store Reduced Women's \\uul and Il{\-\n ll-@ beige, gunmet 1 :A'\| 3 Al first qual duced to Women': Women's Rayon Hose—:: svamed backs, Al first qual tarly 50c. Reducad to Women's Sk Hose — mediv welshts—with seamed tm».. he shades. Re Pl KayalDownatairs Sorv Knit Petticoats and Slnps, 7Sc ments in cstore roction in cold weather Flannelette ngl\lgowm. 88¢ Of heavy Quality flans double-yoke styvle with lM Al necklines. Sises 38 to 48 Kiddies’ Sleeping Garments With Feet 59c Of heavy fanmelette: pInk oo slses ¥ 0 8 years Clearance of Toiletries Iull\llfl Powder daes, 39‘: ach A e wswe 79¢ Wher Ponder Jars 75¢ ment- exvellent va 25¢ SL30 Bathroom n.-u;-«-« sl g, 25¢ N «.\\\m« lsterine amd o0 Porfuies tociles (o At the abe Peart an Amder o Plecesw, Meluding DA TRRIVers, powder haves Buffers, shoe horns, scisseis. nall flea, Books outicle Knives, piicushivns, Raitbeushen, trys perfums bottles. Halt Prive SLR) §Piece ety of fnitation shell neluding Brush, combs and wmiviae 3&95 e 4Q¢ $1 Stse Nywfaun Face I\mh $1.00 PUR GO0 boves At 15¢ u.m- Nesaing Cumbs Assortment Twitation Tvery, 4 miscelanecus $1.50 Shelt Lawp Manivme Pleces, sach The Palais Rcyd—l)om!m Store