Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1929, Page 24

[IN/KING SCHOOLS Closer Co-operation and Library Supervision Is Planned. By the Associated Press. TOLEDO, Ohio, June 27.—Greater co-operation between all agencies of the National Catholic Educational Associa- on, including an interuniversity clear- ing house and diocesan supervision of parochial school libraries, was urged by the leaders of Catholic education, who spoke at the sessions of the association’s twenty-sixth annual convention yester- day. The conference was to be concluded with a general assembly at noon today, when officers were to be elected. Rev. Maurice S. Sheehy of the Catho- lic University of America, Washington, D. C., read before the college section a Tepo! rt based on conditions in 32 Roman Clthollc colleges for men, made by the committee on personnel work, of which he is chairman. “Catholic universities have the privi- lege of rejecting whichever applicants they choose without giving reasons for so doing,” he said. “This permits this group of colleges to reserve its facilities | for those best qualified to make use of them.” Rev. Ferdinand Moeller, was elected president of the deaf mute section of the association. Rev. Daniel Higgin, Kirkwood, Mo., was elected vice president. Prancis Fitzgerald, St. Thomas Col- lege Library, Scranton, Pa., was elected president of the library association. Sister Mary Reparata, Rosary College Library, Chicago, was elected vice presi« | dent. HUTCHINS A DARK HORSE. CHICAGO, June 27 (#).—Robert M. Hutchins, 30, who becomes president of the University of Chicago next month, was the darkest kind of a dark horse, it ‘was revealed today by Harold F. Swift, president of the.board of trustees. During the preliminary search for a president Dr. Hutchins was not even mentioned, Swift said. Ninety-five prominent educators .were listed and the choice was to be from among them. Later, at the suggestion of the univer- sity auditor, the name of “that young fellow, School,” was added. Cleveland, | Hutchins, dean of the Yale Law | THE EVENING STAR. Cat Adopts-Rats After Having Slain Mother of Brood By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, June the big Maltese cat which has been the scourge of rats at the on Paper Grading Co. warehouse, has become foster motm to five young unweaned 27.—~Molly, A pflrte‘r Monday night came upon the cat and her adopted brood and, not believing his eyes, called his boss. Later newspaper cameramen made a photographic record of what would have seemed without it to be hardly plausible. The opinion was expressed that Molly had killed the mother of the brood and then had assumed the maternal role herself. She refuses to permit any one to take the tiny rats from her. INDICT FILM ACTORS. Grifith and McKee Face Charges of U. 8. Tax Fraud. LOS ANGELES, June 27 (#)—Ray- mond Griffith and Raymond McKee, film actors, were under indictment by the Federal grand jury today, charged with defrauding the = Government in their tax returns for 1925 and 1926. Edward H. Hayden, a tax counselor, | also was under’ indictment in connec- tax return for 1927. In a tax lien filed in Federal Court by Galen Welch, internal revenue col- lector, Norman Kerry, another screen player, is required to pay $1,116.97 on his’ 1928 income, which the collector asserted he had “forgotten.” SCHOOL LIKE HOME. Institution Appears as an Old Man- sion From Outside. | CHICAGO (#).—A public school with | the environment of the home has been | built in Ravinia, a suburb. With its three and one-half acres, the school looks like an old mansion. In the rooms for the kindergarten and lower grades there are fireplaces and | the furnishings of a home. Rooms for the upper grades approach the gener- ally accepted severe lines of classroom, but wherever possible a softening in- fluence has been added. The school yard is abundant with shrubs and flowers, and along verandas and windows there are flower boxes. Ravinia is popular with well known artists and musicians. One of its at- fl!'fi ORY See The New Personal Necessztzes by HICKORY at your favorite store PERSONAL 'NECESSITIES: BY HICKORY lead the fashion world in progress for women™ comfort-at-ail-time. View the latest models of Hickory Belts «nd Sanitary Lingerie naw to be scen on. display in your favorite store. Nothing in modern underthings o comfortable and easy, light and cool. StyTishe, ly correct, you can be assured. Hickory perfecmm in every detail., Below: Hickory Shadowskirt daintily.robber paneled. Quolandlight. Ray on $1;sillc, upto $5. Others, socandup. Step-Ins by Hickory with aero-light cool rub- Iy and stylishly shaped. Excellent vale ves at goc and wp. Belows Sanitary-and-Shad. ow-Apron by Hickery. Petal-weight rubber. Rubberized Silk, soc and up; pure gum Belssor Hickory Belt, Pop- ular shield, button- style, 25¢ and Belowos Cloth style buts ton-belt with elas- tic tab, sac and Belcwwr Hickory Slip-on all-clastic Belt, 25¢ and up. On Figure: New shape Hickory. Lacy Brai- siere, ¢oc. Others, $1up. Hie Kory French Step.in Panties, aero-weight rubber panel, shaped stylishly. Vevy danty. m.... $2.50 and bp. R AL K ] ...-.-.-I goc and up. See the wonderfully comfortable Hickory belts tiat mever bind and the entire Hickory Exhibit of New Styles in Personal Necessities at your favorite store. . . Sanitary Fancy Round Garters, Hickory Lingerie, Dress Shiclds, Elastic, Elastic in 12 yd. reels.. . Baby Pants, Bibs, Sheets . . . Coverall and Tea Aprons, ASTEIN& CHICACO WEW YORK Hickory | splval Necesst COMPANY LO$ ANGELFS TORONTO Wes wf yorr baverile tion with the preparation of McKee's | tractions is the outdoor opera grounds. | “Ohe PAIAIS ROYAL TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 G STREET AT ELEVENTH A Friday Sale! 100 Highly Desirable Dresses for Women Our Dress Section prides itself on keeping things moving . .. here’s an illustration! Flattering, fashionable colors. . .good styles, desirable dresses, lovely fabrics. .. but sizes are incomplete and assortments are broken—so out they must go! We don’t know of any quicker way to do this to make room for the daily new arri- vals than by marking them down tq new, low prices like these. .. 4.95 Dresses—Third Floor 30...%$5.95 Pongee Dresses the cool kind that launder so well and wear so satisfactorily Handmade dresses in attractive styles that are perfect All in the natural color, trimmed with colored applique effects and hand Splendid for sports and general daytime for warm weather wear, touches. wear. Sizes 34 to 40. 395 Sports Frocks—Third Floor Girls’ $295 and $3.95 Dresses ;?:iday 1 95 Just 32 frocks in this group— dresses of flowered and fig- ured prints in 7 to 14 year sizes; mostly one of a kind; all taken from our rcgular stock. 7 $5.95 Silk Dresses 295 Only one of a kind, but sizes 10, 12 and 14 in the lot. Girls’ $5.95 Raincoats Friday . .. 295 Some with hats to match; coats in black, blue, red and . green—reduced for Friday's selling. Third Floor—Girls’ Store Plenty of things here for the children, too Infants’ Wear 21—$250 Sweaters, pink, maize an(ll dblue woolgl salig}itly soiled; recently $1.50. Fri- $l 72—29c Baby Blankets, pink or blue, with colored borders. Friday, 4 for 60—29¢ Carter’s Long-sleeve Sume- mer Shirts, sizes months to 3 years. day, 3 for 24—$1 dOrfn:dl]e Bonnets, lace trimmed; slightly soied; 39C recently 59c. Friday... $L95 Kimonos, of Jap crepe, 3 to 6 year s|7e<—p|nk $l 59 and blue, Friday.. Infants’ Section—Third Floor To clear our stocks of separate pieces and broken suites, unusual reductions have been made for Friday Furniture Bargains Most of these pieces left from our great June Profit-Sharing Sale and all are priced for Friday only. $18.50 Tea Wagon; red, green or parchment decorated; suitable for porch or indoors; re- cently marked $13.50; sg 95 $5.95 Bentwood Chllr. with cane seat; extra chair for dlnhu porch or breakfast room; re- $2.98 cently marked $3.98; crackled Magazine parchment; clally priced $219 4-pc. Bedroom inh. ‘walnut veneer and gum; floor sample; re- cently marked !135 3109'50 $47.75 Baby Clrrh‘n, finely woven fiber; blue enamel; _high-grade carriage; floor sample; slightly marred: - recently marked $39.75: now., P23+ 1D $35 Ivory Enamel Crlb (wood) ; recently marked $23.50; very spe- clally reduced clearance; now $19.75 Radio Cabinet Table; with drop screen front; re- $9.95 Stand: ln cently marked $13.95; $325 10-pe. Dining Room Suite; 'lllnut veneer and gum; floor sam- i imper- cmt recently mark- ed $219; now . $162 50 $6.75 Console Mirror; 11x26; semi- venetian; gold fram 33_29 recently $3.95; now.... $275 2-pe. Living Room solid mahogany frame; with damask reverse floor ‘sample; $159; now 0dd Living Room Chair; left out of sulte; greatly re- @) 5 Q5 duced; now .. $26.75 Solid Mahogany Phone Table with Chair; re- cently marked $15.9! Suite; $35 Gliding Hammock; filling; rigid angle iron frame; recently $29.75 $19.75 Console Table; neat carved top; with shelf; floor sample; re- cently marked $15.50; Furniture—Fourth Floor A special selling for Friday Onl 'y Rayon Taffeta Dresses Only 135 at this price; all new wanted plaids 2 for and checks; neatly tailored; just the thing for - hot weather wear. $1.59 Silk Chemises & Stepins, Friday Only Of good quality 1 09 [ ] crepe de chine; many styles; trimmed with dain!y lace; pastel shades; some soiled from handling. 39¢ Summer Cotton Underwear, 29¢ Gowns, slips, chemises and step-ins in- cluded; of volles, batistes and mus- lins in white and pastel shades; all broken sizes, 37c Printed Voiles & Piques O ur regular 37¢ grade to be sold Friday at this clear- ance price; all . fast colors; for dresses, en- sembles and beach coats. White grounds with Madras, prints, percales, dimities, Fast Color $1.98 Colored pink and blue colnred stripes; some soiled; batistes, organdies and rayons; all fast colors; some from full bolts; Dress Prints, 15¢ yd. Slight misprints of 25¢ to 35¢ nav- Stripe Rayon Spreads all first quality. 1 25c to 35¢ some short lengths; all desirable hot- weather fabrics. elty pattern dress prints; attractive color combinations; 2 to 10 yard Friday Only Wash Goods, 19¢ yd. Remnants lengths. 65 1295 159 originally $10.75 to $39.50 you will be glad to have these for Summer vacation use Princess Slips Brand-new, well made Princess Regular $1 Values—Friday Slips of various materials with neat inserts of 7 E handmade laces. fi!rzp topsy deep hems. Sizes 36 to 50. Silk Coolie Coats, 2.98 Just 25 hand blocked silk rattina coolie coats in white and colors, gay flowered designs for the beach or boudoir wear. $1 to $1.98 Cotton Lingerie 79 Odds and ends, but gowns, che- mises, pajamas, step-ins and bloomers are included. Slightly mussed. 2 . $1.98 and $2.25 Two-Piece Pajamas, 133 These are fine for traveling, va- cation and camp wear. Some in the new dark colors with bright bands and trimmings; becoming necklines; of semi-sheer fabrics. $1.98 Cool Wash Erocks 51 Dimity, batiste, ' or- gandie and prints—odds and ends in pretty floral patterns or plain colors. Styles for everybody, small sizes. Third Floor $2.98 to $3.98 Extra-Size Dresses Sizes 46 to 52 Dresses of percales, prints, ginghams and cotton foulards in practical colors that will wash. Styles suitable for stout figures. All our regular stock. Third Floor $2.95 Straw Handbags 259 mer frocks! Gay colors and combinations; pouch styles, with back-strap Shell and metal frames. Some mud. Just what you want to ‘carry $2.95 Leather Handbags reduced for Friday, 2.49 Pouch, envelope and O n styles, in all the newest leathers and want- ed colors. Shell, metal and_ self- covered frames. 'Neatly lined and " Handbags—Main Floor Bathing Suits For Children and Women Of real jersey in regulation styles; some wool, some cotton; an un- 2 for $1 usually attractive Friday Bargain. Boys’ or Girls’ $1 Sports Sweaters Friday Only C They can always use a sweater, especially at such a low price; these are the popular sweaters with the modernistic stripes and figures; all bright colors and slip-on models. .69 5S¢ Our Important Weekly O It’s always the most popular merchandise that sells out the quickest: day bargains are so truly wonderful, for they are the.odd lots, the broken| sirable lines that have sold down to small groups! This page is crammed chandise and every item is marked at a new low price for Friday selling every suit is a bargain at the price Women’s Merode Union Suit Built-up shoulder and bodice style, with tight and um- brella knees; c mostly small sizes. Also Lady Sealpax suits with built-up shoulders;” size 40. Of cross-barred muslin. Children’s 50c Athletic Union Suits, 29¢ Of cross-barred muslin, waist style, for boys...button and gar- ter attachments, sizes 8, 10 and 12 years; also bloomer leg styles for girls...sizes 2, 4, 6 and 8. Knit Underwear—Main Floor $18 and $20 Guaranteed Delart Fiber Rugs Just 60 of them in this wonderful lot; the newest designs and colorings; be used during the entire year; sturdy and guaranteed stenciled oil designs. CLEARANCE, 12 Fiber Rugs Friday Only 9x12 size; reversible 6x9 ft. Felt Base Rugs Friday Only, 2.58 6x9 size; complete assortment of patterns; all perfect. Second Floor Smart Garments dewn to rock bottom prwes—read this list Women’s and Misses’ 3—84950 Checked Ensembles, full length cloth coats with silk dresses ; sizes 14, 16, 18, Recently 535 $45, Friday .. 2—$29.50 Tweed Suits, smartly tail- ored; sizes 16. Re- $12 95 umly $14.50. Fri- QAT 05 ot 282950 Checked Sulu, crepe lin- ed; sizes 14 and 16, i et S0 4—$16.50 Checked Ensembles, skirt and finger tip length coats of cloth, silk, crepe blouses; sizes 14, 18, 20. Recently $595. Fri- 53 95 3—$45 Checked Ensembles Smartly Tailored, with long coats and skirts of same; silk crepe hlmxses, sizes 36 and 3 Friday 6—Silk Coats, in moire and satin, fur trimmed; sizes 34, 36, 38; black; smart models. Re- 510.95 cently $13.95. Friday No Mail or Phone Ord $1.50 and $1.75 Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hosiery 19 Egg Shell French Blonde Allure Nude Blonde These are manufacturer’s and salesmen’s samples of high-grade stockings, in the fashionable chif- fon silk and service weights. You may have them with mercerized soles and garter hems or silk from top to toe. Triple A and other good makes ; all first quality ; pointed or tailored heels. Sun Beach Gun Metal . W hite Mirage Tan San 4 s Children’s 29c Half Socks Mercerized socks in half lengths, in white, peach, 1 9 brassiere . .'. of lengths, Sizes 34 and 38. Get $3.95 and $5.95 grades qualities. . .prints wear with separate skirts and champagne, nude and romper blue, also attrac- tive fancy tops. Sizes 4 to 8. $2 and $2.50 Cup Form Brassieres satin and fine brocades,. many enough to last you for all Summer at this price 19 and plain colored silks. . .all- mark- ensembles, Blouses—Third Floor Suntan Pearl Blush Atmosphere Youth Nectar these rugs can 1188 4.88 Scatter Size Delart Fiber Rugs Friday Only, 38c¢ ea. 18x36-inch size; with stenciled band borders. Main Floor for Friday . .. The newest type 79 with the well- liked swami tops. All long Corset Section—Third Floor | Only 50. But they're . Attractive styles ...and pleasing ed at this ridiculously low : price for Friday. Fineto . Slightly Shopworn But Desirable Are These 25 Lamps marked ]/2 F mlay Price . Mostly one of a kind; some samples; some " soiled; all better type lamps—inchud- ing table, bridge, junior or 1orciuere models; your pick at juSt J5 the price marked. 1-$1550 Lamp .. 2--52850 Lamps 3-$17.75 Lamps. 181950 Lamp . 1-$4075 Lamp carefully! Coats 15—§1650 Coats, in Broadcloth, , basket weaves and a few satin all silk lined; tailored or fur trimmed in black, navy, tan; sizes 14, 16, 18. Recently $1250. Fri- 510 95 day .. 8—$1650 Ensembles, in full length coat and skirt of cloth; crepe in grey and tan kasha blouses, sizes 38 and $12.95 cloth; 40.. Recently $1495. Friday Special Group of Women's and Misses’ Transparent Velvet Coats, all silk crepe lined, beautiful colors of blue, green, brown, peach, mul- berry and black; sizes 34 to 40 and 18 to 20. Ongmally 519 50 $25.00. Friday .. Women’s and Misses’ White Coats, in the newest styles, all smartly tailored in flannel and the new h“k“og“u‘es' sizes 34 to 46 and’ 14 to some paste]s also included in this group. . 510 Third Floor if it’s white, it’s right for wear this Summer 100 White Coats You've never scen such marvelous coats for this price; come early to be sure of getting fitted to your correct size; only 100 of them.. Columbia and Victor Records A great assortment of records by the finest artists; both 9 operatic and stand- 1 c Brunswick & Victor Records, 14c A wonderful assortment in- ard selections; origi- nally sold for 75¢, $1. cluding many popular dance and vocal numbers, Soiled and Odd Lots Bedding & Domestics Vi Off reg. prices Sheets, cases, blankets, spreads, quilted pads and lengths of pad- ding ; slightly soiled. 535 Friday Special . b Higher-Priced Women'’s Shoes Friday Only Broken sizes \i'n women's smart_pumps including i ported patents, white kids and colored pumps; every pair formerly priced much higher; some shoes transferred from our upstairs department. Children’s Oxfords - Friday Only $1.79 Patent, tan or black calf ox- fords, Boys' & Girls’ Sneakers Friday Only 6% $ Suitable for every Smnmer aport Women’s $1.75 Brassiere Combinations Friday Only lustered rayon; in the new and pop- ular peach shade; Women’s Rayon 69c & 7% Underwear Friday Only panties, teddys and bloomers; all new pastel shades. Of fine quality de- 150 sizes 36 to 42, Including stepins, 50