Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1930, Page 21

, URGES EDUGATION CABIET NENBER Unit of N. E. A. Presents Plea for Representation Among President’s Advisers. By the Associated Press. 3 ATLANTX C CITY, N. J, February 28.—A Department of Education, with MEXICAN ANTI-GAMING CAMPAIGN IS PUSHED Drive Starts to Bear Fruit in Sina- loa, With Action in Lower California Seen. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, February 28.—The federal government’s recent recom- mendation that steps be taken to pre- vent the establishment and operation of games of chance is already beginnin wd:lrufmfi.fl Gaxioh . v. Marcario Gaxiola of Sinaloa yes- terday informed President Ortiz szin that measures were being taken against “ mbling houses there. Gov. Tapia of wer California is expected in Mex- | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. SHOES ARE DONATED IN WELFARE WORK Community Chest Managers to Dis- tribute Women's Footwear Through Agencies. Shoes for 1,000 woman clients of re- lief organizations affiliated with the | Community Chest were mad: available | today through a gift from Snyder & Little through the Chest. They will , be distributed through the Associated Charities, Jewish Welfare Federation, Catholic Charities and Salvation Army. & Secretary at its head in the Presi- |ico City early in March to discuss the 1f 1 1ot dent’s cabinet, was advocated again by |subject with the authorities, and in view | o {'fll!.en o:!‘mm lf&un:f n:; Hr\mx; p::;::s 12 the department of superintendence of |of the fact that Agua Caliente and Tia | broken lots when it moved from its F the National Education Association at |Juana are in his territory his visit is | street placs to & new address in the Josterday’s session of its annual con- | awaited with keen interest by oppo- | Homer Bullding. on Thirteenth street, AL the same time it gave evidence | "t Of Sambling in Mexico, | Desiring to open the store with a new B s destre to be courte e Spring stock, the management decided N | to turn them over to the Chest. g e Y o |{G. W. DEBATERS MATCHED. | _Pictures depicting the work of the 75 tional advi ittee on educa- | - e | Chest organizations were placed on ex- B Sopoitee hyviim o SonsMter ik | hibition yesterday in onme of the F tion, appointed by ¥ 'y him to_consider the | North : . ¢ hoie aeetion o the Selstionship p¢ | NOTth Carolina University Men |street windows of the Hecht Co. by ; | means of an automatic_lantern slide e onal Sopernment to “public | Coming for Disarmamtent ‘Odntest. | machine loaned ta the Chésb'by'E. B| = | Tne George Washington university | Thompson. ~After several days the pic- Quotation From Resolution. ‘ men’s debating team will meet the team | tures will be transferred to & window in f the University of North Cagolina to- | another part of the eity. The statement as set forth in the | O wrolina to- | resolution deciares that the association | MOITOW night In Stockton Hall, the views with genuine professional in- | &% School Building of the university. terest the increasing attention which | Lne affirmative of the question, “R public education is receiving from the | 20lved. That the nations should adopt |LEAVES NAVAL HOSPITAL. ational Government, as emphasized in | & Plan of complete disarmament, ex- cept such forces a: may be needed | Dr. Charles Armstrong, bacteriologist the inaugural address of President | s " i’ o nocec will be with the Public Health Service, yester- Hoover and in his message to the Sev- | f0f Police purpo upheld by | 0¥ was pronounced well enough o | e local team. Sy Bt Congress. b mentions that | Another George Washin Uni- | leave Naval Hospital for his home at d | vers'ty team is visiting North Carolina | 1001 Otis street northeast, following & health and protection has beer estah- | this week, debating at the University | Zerious fllness from “parrot fever.” ehpanised. ‘and adde that: Y | of North Carolina tonight and at North | Naval Hospital authorities say that FStl m Y i the naming | CATOlina State College tcmorrow night. | Dr. Armstrong places much value in 1 o tative ‘of the | In this debate the Washington team |the serum which was administered to T e tona) araociations to | ¥ill uphold the negative on the ques- | him duringéhis iliness. He was reported inquire into policies which the Federal | tion of disarmament resting well at his home this morning. Government should adopt.” | | 1 - L Duty of Educators Cited. | Another resolution adopted set forth | as Inn an 'r that the assoc‘ation consicers it the | ™ duty of educators to see to it that| ; ow reppy. tain S. national ideals and aspirations shall be | implanted in the hearts and minds of | youth in each generation; that each | child should have an equal educational | opportunity, fittsd to his needs; that instruction must be extensive and | “Had despaired of ever get- :l'n beuer.’n Had a tired feeling, lacking . But after taking IR’; 1ZED YEAST I noticed more pep, was much stronger varied to meet these needs, and that | all members of the teaching profession | and healthier. Gained must be adequately trained. This reso- | lution also says that school buildings | muet be properly designed and equipped. | Extended Program Advecated. | Belief is reaffirmed n a more ex- tensive educational program, even if it | makes increased cost of education im- | perative. Radio is reccgnized as a | powerful instrument of far-reaching | importance. Programs cccepted by school authorities must mest the same impartial tests as do text books, and | the sppontment of » radio ccmmis- | sion recommended that rhall have | thority to inform radio corpora | what must be provided in educational | ams. The associaticn appeals to the home, | Nerve Force—Quick industrial bodies, Tadio and moves to co-cperate with the schools in develop- | With New lRONlZED YEAST ing high typ*s of manhood. e | Ends ipation, Indigestion, N 4 ESTRANGED HUSBAND | Plousunt it G e N B N on. CHARGED WITH ASSAULT i 1s ¢ wize i Don't Be a Skinny Weakling hen i Gain Weight and New Pep Herbert Robinson Held Under . ury on men and women have Quit being “skinny,” weak and back- Bend to Fece Grand Jury % gained Sto 16 poundsin ward. Get your full share of the joys Mack Lattoria 3 weeks and incres and success in life that come to those | __their strength a who are strong and healthy-lookin, Herbert J. Robinson, colored, was S8 many times by taking the new full of pep and energy. Get IRONIZE! held for grand jury action under $5.000 IRONIZED YEAST. Men's skinny YEAST from druggist today and put on bond yesterday when brought into Po- arms become more brawny and manly. many pounds in 8 weeks. Gainnew pep lice Court for assaulting lus wife with Tomeh’s scrawny necks and bomy from very first day. Clear skin. Thou- 2 revolver. limbs become gracefully rounded. New sands say they are like new people. Mrs. Mamie C. Robinson, 1515 Church 50» overnight. Rich, red blood at once. Your friends will remark at the quick {istreet, said that her husband, from ! = Skin clears like magic. change these wonderful little IRON- ‘whom she has been separated, fired a | w"y You Gain so Qfliflk 1ZED YEAST tablets bring. 5 revolver at her lt]wxc-l wgen sll'l)ee an- | swered the doorbell at her heme Decem- | This new, more rful IRONIZED . . ber 15. She was untouched by the| ypigyi two n n-fi‘:l:u- oaice e Nerves. Ends Cons tured, weight-build; People are amazed and delighted at the :(M:K Veast nf strengthening, ....35 m“m‘l appetit perfect digestion W process which makes it man; m"“:':.m f:" esion times more effective than unmedica i m..." headaches vanish over- yeast. Gives results in half the time. t. Sound sleep first might. Rich, e 080 plo: g NERVOUS, WEAK, SKINNY i St thave ee 7 for her estranged husband's actions, but | SRETEACEEE G 1AL N30 DAYS to shoot he‘.;. g ::';u awfully nervous. e = 1 John R. Pitzpatrick, assistant United | any druggist today a size treatment of IRO! D‘?RAB‘I‘. States attorney, represented the Gov- Take it re, as directed on bottle. ernment in the 1f after enerous trial you are not delighted with weight and health bene- fits ed, money promptly Tefunded by mamuiacturer.” IRONIZED YEAST Gets Rich Bed Blood s run-down. but since taking IRON- D YEAST am no longer tired by hard work (ironworker). Have good red hiood. “~Frank Dolan, New York 11 Ibs., boils and 'pl'm- ples disappeared.” Wiolt LT BuildWeight, Strength, Shooting Accusation. ts. A skirmish for possession of the wea- | pon followed, in which the woman was | victorious and shot her husband | through the right leg. He was confined | at Gallinger Hospital for 75 days fol- | lowing the placing of a charge of as- | sault with a dangerous weapon against | him by police. & | ‘woman could give no explanation | Dr. Samuel Porter Returns. Dr. Samuel Judson Porter, pastor of the Pirst Baptist Church, at Sixteenth | and Ofsmeu(.n:eé:;nued toNWé:hm%tun‘i Teacher Gai 18 Lbs, today from Chadbourn, N. C. where eacher Gains . he officiated Wednesday at funeral | .Gained 18 lbs. in two months taking services for Rev. Dr. Prank T. Wooten, | IRONIZED YEAST. Also got more energy Baptist minister and educator, who died | | et LT at Chadbourn Mondsy. e T B W. B, MWoses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE National 3770 F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Extra Special Sale Possibly the most famous, nationally known manufacturer of glove silk and rayon underwear has given us five very special, dis- continued numbers from his regular line of Novelty Run-proof Rayon Underwear for women, and these will be placed on sale tomorrow, Saturday, in our First Floor Underwear Section. No. 1 is a Tailored Vest of novelty, run-proof rayon in pastel shades of pink, peach, nile and blue. Sizes 34 to 46. 174 of these vests. They sell regularly at $1.35. Sale price No. 2 is a Tailored Bandeau, also of run-proof novelty rayon, in pastel shades of peach, nile, pink and blue. Sizes 32 to 38. 101 of these. The regular price is $1. Sale price No. 3 is a Brief Bloomer, of novelty rayon, full cut but short. Elastic at waist and leg. 90 of these bloomers. They sell regularly at $1.50. Saleprice...........co00000s REREE e S 90c No. 4 is a Bloomer of run-proof rayon; full cut, regulation size; noted for its fitting qualities, properly reinforced. Pastel shades. Sizes 5 to 9. There are 300 of these. Regular prices, $1.95 and $2.50. Sale price.. i "1.30 No. 5§ is a Yoke Front Drawer, also of novelty run-proof rayon, with reinforced crotch and plain hem. There are 78 pairs of these. Regularly they sell at $1.50 pair. Sale price. Rayon Underwear Section, First Floor Strengthens Stomach and | | | | | FEBRUARY 28, . 1930. W, P, Moses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh Tomorrow—Saturday—We Open the Enlarged Children’s Shop Girls’ Hats $1.95 and $2.95 An attractive group of pretty Spring and Sum. mer Hats in all head sizes. Tots’ Dresses $1 Fine quality dimities, and broadeloth, in pantie and other styles; washable; sizes 1 to 6. Boys’ Shirts $1 Beau Brummel brand, ‘made like Dad's; fast izes 6 to 14;. Mothers will be interested, we Know, in the new and complete stock of Children’s garments we are showing in the enlarged shop. Every item of wearing apparel that a child needs to be well dressed from head to foot will be found here. Styles, patterns and materials are the latest, and every garment is specially priced. Little Tots’ Dresses from 1 to 3. Bloomer Frocks from 2 to 6 years. School Girl Frocks from 7 to 14. New Ensembles, Suits, Coats, Hats, Underwear, Hosiery, Boys’ Blouses, Handmade Baby Boys’ Suits. Children's Shop, Second Floor Girls’ New School Dresses $1.95 Beautiful patterns in pantie, straight- line and ensembles; well-made, with deep hems; washable. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ New Coats $12.95 & $14.95 ‘Two groups in the new- est styles and materials for Spring. Sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 14 Gitls’ Sweaters $1.95 and $2.95 Slip-over and eoat styles; a1l wool; some hand-embroide: i Allen-A Hose 50c Sport and plain Socks for boys and girls; sizes 6% to 11. WE ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THE PIED PIPER JUVENILE SHOE DEPARTMENT It is with a great deal of pride and pleasure that we announce the opening of our new Pied Piper Juvenile Shoe Section on the Second Floor. This new department is dedicated to the correct foot development of the young folks of Washington. To their present and fu- ture Health and Happiness! Do not take chances Gikiyour okiiienle feet. Insist on genu- ine Pied Piper Shoes. Pied Piper Blucher Shoes —approved by foremost doe- tors and health experts. We have all leathers, all sizes and widths. Prices range from $2.50 to $4.00, accord- ing to size. Moccasin and combina- tion oxfords; runs of sizes. Popular prices. Silk Undies $1.95 Crepe de chine, crepe sat. in, georgette and silk broad. th underwear—slips, che- dance sets, French -ins, bloomers tailored or trim- Sflk Underwear, Second Ploor. In this new department are featured Pied Piper Shoes for infants, children, misses, youths, boys and young ladies. A very comprehensive selection of dainty - strap slippers, pumps, dress oxfords, sport oxfords, school shoes and all other types of children’s. footwear. The new Spring styles are here. This store is the exclusive headquarters for Pied Piper Shoes—the shoes with the ex- clusive health and comfort fea- tures — produced by Patented Process. We will always carry a complete assortment of sizes and widths to insure perfect fit to all feet. Our sales people are especially trained to fit boys and gitls correctly. We cordially invite you to visit this beautiful new depart ment and receive with our com- pliments a Pied Piper Story Book and an interesting toy. New Pled Piper Shoe Section, Second Floor Rayon Pajamas and Nightgowns Pajamas in pastel shades and black; applique trimmed with contrasting shades. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. Night Gowns of very love- ly quality rayon in pastel shades. Sizes 18, 16, 17. Rayon Underwear, Pirst Ploor. Always look for the s Boed Pepos ran eack shoe: none genuine without st Attractive strap slippers in gleaming patent leather; plain, trimmed or with bal- anced cutouts. All sizes. Popular prices. Sport oxfords for children, misses, youths and young . All the new leathers for Spring end Summer. Leather soles or “rubber sport soles. Popular ‘prices. Chiffon Scarfs $2.95 Hand-painted double-width Searfs of fine quality, in beautiful pastel shades. French Bouquets 50c and §1 The lntest thing in Sowers National 3770 In the Opportunity Shop CLEARANCE WINTER COATS $19:50 $25 Were $29.75 Were to $49.75 $59.50 Beautifully fur-trimmed coats in black, green, tan or brown. Smart styles that must be seen in order to appreciate what wonderful values tll;ey n:: 35 tomorrow at $19.50; 30 at $25. Sizes to 46. The Opportunity Shop, Second Floor. “AMOURETTE?” A New Imported Straw Body FIRST to introduce in Wash- ington this newest straw. Sup- $ 50 ple as felt and light in weight, b “Amourette” makes for a snug hud-f:onforming hat. A natural lustre seems to animate this lovely new straw, which is ob- tainable in a large selection of chic models— and in all of the most desired Spring colors. The Hat Salon, First Floer : Present the New Spring Fashions The Victoria strap features the new punched trim with contrasting underlays as the smart tailored strap for Spring. Black, potato brown or green kid. $12.50. Lauxor ties have im. portant style features. Developed on a very fla last, they are shown in the new potato brown or black sutin kid with trims of lustre kid and snake- skin to blend. $14.50. . The Shoe Salon, Second Floor. . “Polo” Shirts * For Women and Misses $1 .50 They are smart with or without a necktie for sports or school wear. White or pastel shades with self-colored but- tons. Small, medium and large sizes, 34 to 40. Sportswear, Second Floor. Allen-A Silk Chiffon Stockings ’ ! $1.50 3Ein $4.35 for The most popular number of an extremely popu- lar make. Style 3780, a lovely chiffon, closel. woven, with a lisle foot for wear and the Frenc panel heel for smartness. Twelve of the smart shades for wear now and this Spring. Hoslery Section, Pirst Ploor,