Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1929, Page 12

12 CIVIC GROUP PLANS SPEGAL MEETHES Rhcde Island Avenue Unit| to Hold July 4 Cele- bration. Approving the recommendations of its meetings committee, the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens' Association, meeting in the Sherwood Presbyterian Church, last night decided to hold three special meetir and a Fouth of July on during the coming y p would be a school in the col dmervolr converted into sunken gar- lens. Commending the “ability, deep per- sonal interest in affairs of the National | Capital and untiring enthusiasm” of Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, the citizens passed a resolution expressing their | gratification at his retention as director | Public Parks. . Acting on the request of the Zoning | Commission, the association went on record as opposing reclassification of | the area at Twenty-first street and second commercial. If the territory is made first commercial it would not be objectionable to the association. The group gave its indorsement to the proposed legislation eliminating part- time employes from the provisions of the workmen's compensation act. Seeking to relieve traffic conditions in the neighborhood, the citizens suggested |that cars returning to the Eckington barn be required to take on passengers. and asked that the car stop at South Dakota avenue be transferred to the east corner to elifhinate the double stop required by the new traffic lights. M. A. Chapman, captain of No. 18 Engine Co. and president of the Association, ad- dressed Musical selec- of the Office of Public Buildings and | Bunker Hill road from residential to | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SIARCH 28, 71929. THREE WORKMEN INJURED IN. BUILDING ACCIDENTS |One Is Hit by Falling Board, While Two Others Fall From Scaffold. | Three workmen were injured yester- day afternoon while working on build- ings under construction. Roy Davis, 35 years old, of 1118 Ninth street, employed at Eighteenth and D streets, was struck on the head by a falling board about 3:20 o'clock. He was taken to Emergency Hospital in a pri- vate automobile, and there treated by Dr. Joseph Jordan. He was not seri- ously injured. Clarkson Deaderick, 34 years old, of 1207 E street northeast, a bricklayer, employed at Georgia avenue and Quincy street, sustained a dislocated shoulder when he fell from a scaffold. ' He was | given first-aid at Garfield Hospital. Joseph Londahl, 23 years old, of 210 | A street northeast, the third man in- | jured, also fell from a scaffold. He was working at 1111 Staples street north- |east. A passing motorist took him to | Emergency Hospital, where he was A N— Tty il i i A S o A P i A R eam\ j j aArS~ o N N ! et s s a2 " " o T " " " " " These 2-Trouser represented at the assoclation's regUIAT | jionc were furnished by the Boys' Band | treated for a laceration to his head. mectings by the largest number of the parerits of digeatiiknta. WOnes ot s || Of the ADgdontBEhool, aider thoRdl- special_meetings will be held in the |Tection of Mrs M. Luyster. = John Burroughs School, the other in |, ;re“;:m’;‘(}!’“ )\e/{ls'.c}‘:;!l;eleT:omaé : the third in it ot gcho‘:\xlg?dme}gtingm;mc‘c‘_ Mayhew and Mrs. Frank J. Brunner. Dr. Parham Speaks at Meeting. Dr. Albert H. Parham spoke on the subject of osteopathy at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Probus Club ‘o ‘the Sixteenth Street High- | The earth is cooling off at the rate |in the Hamilton Hotel yesterday. At A fends Citizens' Association, the Rhode | of about 2 degrees Fahrenheit each|the next meeting, to be held in the 1siand Avenue group approved the pro- | 16.000,000 years, according to a Govern- | same place, ving Diener will define posal to have the Sixteenth Street |ment scientist. the Jones law. ty e n $5 Leatherctte $4 Silk or Wfool Raincoats Sport Skirts Either s aty $3:89 sian i $7.88 special ed or “but- terfly” style, of all-wool These are well made and waterproofed and materials, in all the newest colors and pat- are fleece lined. Smartly styled. Assorted sizes. . Bargain ALF or D asement | ESSES For Easter $5.88 Oh! What an opportunity to secure a lovely silk frock in Spring’s newest styles and colors at a price that is al- most unbelievable. Solid colors, prints and combinations of both. In sizes for misses, women and larger women, too! Bargain Basement—Dresses HE whole story of Easter distinction is written in the smart lines of these Spring 2-Trouser Suits. And the whole 35 story of value is written in the modest prices. Moreover, se- lections are so vast and varied that no man’s taste is slighted. HERE are new Tan and Gray effects by the hun- dred. There are blended kindred shades — handsome fancy-weave Blues — almost unlimited variety of new Her- ringbone, Stripe and Wale ef- fects. And the new Sharkskin fabrics are pres- ent in models with tattersall vests and tab- waist trousers. Yes, the whole story is here! Saks—Third Floor Get a Topcoat! Khnit, Fleece or Tweed $29.50 Smart on the arm—handsome on the back! These are in_newest models, in Tweed, Knit and Fleece fabrics that match the Spring suit shades. Raglan or set-in sleeves. Saks—Third Floor Navy Twill Suits Single or dou- i 38.88 Bargain Basement A Special Sale of New Spring COATS For Easter Wearing $13.85 Easily Worth $20 You'll be crazy about the clever way these coats are styled and they’re so well made too. In models with Fur or smartly designed without Fur in all the wanted materials and newest shades. 2-Long-Trouser Suits for Lads of 13 to 18 The Utmost in Value at 122.50 Others $19.50 to $35 THE Prepster just naturally heads for Saks —he knows we have “his kind” of clothes. Bliis Our specialized Prepster section is full of P kg $ 98 - . them—tailored as fine as dad’s. EtuiSpecial Growprof L E s INCLUDED are all the new Tans and Grays s | as well as Blue Herringbone-weave Cheviots Bargain Basement sall vests and pleated trousers. Regular $15 Values Saks—Second Floor Beautiful dress coats of cloth or silk that we secured through a special purchase. You reap the benefit of these ° extraordinary sav- Smart Sport Coats 2 FraAbg Spring Style Applauds These New Shirts! 3]_.95 THEY express the very newest Spring notes. Such materials as Madras, Woven Madras, Broadeloth and Figured Broadcloth. Handsome solid shades, as well as Stripes and original designs. Col- lars attached or to match. Sizes 14 to 18. Saks—First Floor Bargain Basement Beaded Georgette Party Dresses Sketched Cape coat of broad- cloth satin de sheen, lined. $13.85 To Wear—or Give—at Easter! Handmade Ties! UR famous $1.00 Handmade Ties—in beautiful new color treatments and de- signs for your Easter choosing. When you see how fine they are, you will choose gen. erously—for yvourself and as Easter Gifts. Totally new and striking plain, figured and stripe effects. Saks—First Floor Another Group of Sport Coats Very specially purchased to sell at this price. In $ 98 newest styles and tailored of g good auality Tweeds in the wanted shades. Bargain Basement Karlton Jr. 4-Pec. Vest Suits! Unusual Value! $17.95-Value Blue Cheviots Included *14.95 Others $12.95 to $25 LUE Serges and Herringbone-weave Blue Cheviots for Easter and Confirmation. And then, new models in every popular shade of Tan and Gray. Truly distinctive and extraordinary in value. Tatter- sall vests included. Sizes 7 to 18. ings, when we offer them at only Bargain Basement—Coats Easter Sale of e | HALY o iR 97 on vamp and ° " 819 $ J 4 Sigmund’s Sae Easter Shoes That Are Smartly Step Out Smartly in The ‘Delta’ Shoe! HE “Delta,” as the whole town knows, represents the extreme in shoe quality and shoe value at $8.00. Now new Spring models are here. Tan and Black leathers— Black-and-White . combinations — Tan-and- Leather and rubber A patent colt leather two-eyelet tle with R||(h ’Imk-d ]wv-l. ai = 55195 Liule Boys' Topcoats; sizes 3 1o 8... Shirts and Blouses; sizes 7 to 114 Boys’ Golf Hose; new colors...... 50c and $1 Boys’ Sport Sweaters; popular color. $1.95 to $395 Boys’ Hats and Caps; all types.......,. $1.50 to $3.95 Saks—Second Floor Blond kid T-strap with modified and high heel. Ve Tnes ... $4.95 .81 and $1.50 White combinations. soles. Saks—First Floor And Top It All Off With A Smarter Hat! $ 5.00 Black Leathers. Tan leather and patent leathers. E'RE not at all immodest when we sa !{lgh ln(!!ow modrls.y Sizes W that the Saks Hat at $5 gives vou $7 5 ltgl 8, 8% 10 11, "”.‘ to 2, worth. The new models are really distine- 23,/1_!06. Other boys’ shoes tive—whether roll.brim or snap -brim. $3.15 to $4.95. Many new c lors, including Congo, Bur- Sehe--Pirs: Plsr gundy, Pearl, Belly and others. The New Stetsons $8.50—$10 Saks—First Floor Head Sizes BOYS’ SHOES...FINE VALUES... $2.95 — ,/ URABLY made of ) ‘ Black patent leath T-strap _wi tary heel, on vamp The ke D ith Shoes iitary " “hee “and Sketched side $2.95 huckle.. . o Regular Values $2.95 to $3.95 In this special sale you'll find all the newest materials and colors in all the smart new shapes for misses and matrons. Large and small head sizes. Basement Millinery Patent leather quar- ter and black kid Are but a few «f the love- A blond Ml osater Iy styles in this sale. In buckle with snake all sizes and heel heights. vamp, i high or Main Floor Shoe Department