Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1930, Page 22

A trade centers for the women of the \ farms. ‘Plea for Co-operation. Dr. ns was introduced after t possibilities of put- Mrs. Goff and stated, “It is impossible to ting the city and country in closer touch.” Dr, Symons spoke of the num- ‘bfl‘cof families living within 10 miles of mehc‘lpflmho were barely earning enough to_exist, He’ emphasized the fact that with the abolition of Center Market the farmer would have no place to sell his products. “Years Congress pro- vided a place for the farmer to bring and sell his produce and now it has taken that center away,” declared Dr. - Symons, AT ¢ | Mrs. William Barrett ¥ Ridgely, prom!- nent society leader of Washingion, Declaring that ‘the nmbmmu'ob nz‘dwlmd Ry Waier D Wadingox, M the outlying districts of Washington i5 | o anq urged that every member of a challenge to the greatest force in OUr | the club use every measure possible to Nation, Dr. Thomas Symons, diréctor | insure the passage of the Capper-Zihl- bill now before Congress, which of extension work, United States De- | Ui oyide’s market for the farmers ent of Agriculfure, made a Strong |y place of the old one to be taken sppeal yesterday to members of the | away. ' One of the final speakers, Miss War- B o den | ren, Tiead of the association scholarship committee, spoke of the benefit derived facilitating the sale of farm produce in | by girls living on the farms from the the cities. educational help which had been ex- com- . Over a hundred persons ttended the | tefided through the scholarship Iuncheon held at the Women's City Club | yesterday by the Washington, Virginia, Jiaryiand ana West Virgiia branch of | GETS $25,000 DAMAGES e Woman's National Farm and Gar- B zn mmcntlnn The national associa- | Finnish Dancer’'s Award for Inju- tion, of which Mrs. Henry Ford is pres- g ident, was organized a Tow years ago for ries in Traffic: Collision. the purpose of bringing into closer con- | By the Associated Press, tact the women of urban and rural dis-| SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.—A $25,000 judgment was entered in Supe- rior Court here today in favor of Anni tricts. Mrs. Grayson Presides. Harju, Finnish dancer, who was injured o e, e e by | recently in a collision between & trolley . car of the Market Street Railway Co. and an aulomobile truck. The jury, y States, Virginia, Virginia and which returned th: verdict yesterday, Maryland, as well as those from the | ;;“fi:;’_"g:‘,,"';f‘%‘;.",,‘:m";fi‘g;‘in‘;‘f,; was unable to determine the liability of the Washington braneh. Long tables | the railway company and decided that were arranged in the dining room and |S. V. Baumstieger, driver of the truck, adjoining drawing room to accommo- Miss, date the large number who attend Mrs. Grayson presided at the gu table, at. which sat several of the speal ers for the oocasion, including Miss Florence Ward of the Department of Agriculture, national publicity chairman and local chairman of thg program com- | mittee; Nat Frame, in charge of ex- | tension work of West Virginia, of the | Department gf Agriculture; Dr. Thomas | V. Symons, director of extension work | in Maryland, of.the Departmerit of Ag- | riculture, and Mrs. Claude Swanson, | ‘wife of the Senator from Vi ia; Mrs. | Goff, wife of the Senator from West | Dr. Symons Tells Women’s Farm Association of Oppor- tunities for Profit. idgment. $5 Per Month DE MOLL’S 3 2 900009, o ¢ FUR SCARFS g | Bring in your out~ e After welcoming the guests and before | @ T "t the Iatest b4 introducing the speakers, Mrs. Grayson | styles, declared that the occasion was more “a | @ NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS eeting than a luncheon” | LA - | Benjamin erman. Prop. Lol Smalies 618 12h St—Franklin 6355 § 9000006006000004' Jobn Ebberts Shoe Co., Maksra rged by Miss James. “It is & great help,” she said, “to make it possible for tourists to stop in front of mlhnd without having to block on the road.” Addresses by Members. Mr. Nat Frame expressed his ap- of the aim of the association to together the women of country and town. He stated that much could tion of city Taising the Change Your Worst Foot Aches Into Bliss- ful Foot Comfort— Wear the Genuine Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes and Enjoy Your Feet. 1318 G St. Cig Qi John Ebberts Shoe Co.. Makers “EASIEST. SHOE ON EARTH" ‘where country women take their produce and their handiwork for sale to’their city sisters vuhl?‘xauc v.hi me! 5 1 H Goft, hmmo:fl;he W:tht Virginia itor, on the success b five West Vir- tablishment of Hid i g “Distinctive Apparel Moderately Priced” New Sample aster Hats Most Unusual Especially Featured for Saturday e NBW Baku Braid hats with transparent hairbraid trim- mings . . . new Lacy Straw hats + » . and new Toyo Bangkoks ... with a choice of small, medium or wide brims, also off-the-face mod- els. In black and all the new fashionable Spring colors. Street Floor NEW 21 (Ppemddrs. s "m K mm“fl‘n:mnd B of bre ens J 3 a h:nue;moon with her stepson, bert {SOVIET IMPORTS HIT BY SECRETARY DAVIS i Chamber of Commerce Criticized | deathbed joined her hands and his son's PR 2 . | and said he would die happy knowing for Exhibiting Russian Coal in that hhtfon would take his place in P . her affections. Competition With U. 8. Product. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, March 21—At & meeting of the Carpet and Upholstery Club last night, Secretary of Labor |~ James J. Davis criticized the Chamber of Commerce of an Eastern City, which, he said, had held a public exhibition | which inclnded samples of Russian coal. “One of the dangerous examples of dumping foreign goods into this country,” Secretary Davis declared, “occurs in the case of the importing of Russian gn- thracite coal into our New England States, where it is underselling the coal mined in the United States. | “The coal industry is thoroughly aroused, as they have every right to be. This coal is reaching New England in competition with Pennsylvania coal and underselling it. The anthracite coal in- dustry has problems enough already. The competition of fuel substitutes is nothing to the stab-in-the-back methods of government that makes virtual slaves o‘t‘n.s miners and can sell its coal at any price.” ADAMJS HOUSE I6™AND H Jts: (OVERLOOKING THE WHITE HOUS| ~ The Capital’'s Most Distinguished Transient Apartment Hotel Apartments of Twe to Seven Rooms and Bath Running lce Water Frigidaire B A Among the 500 spplications for 25 positions in the London police force re- | cently were two from Glasgow, Scotland, sent in the same envelope. Culsine_Under the Direction of JOSEPH VERMETT Wardman Maoagemen$ FoAT TRV ST, O “Distinctive Apparel Moderately Priced” More than sixty new styles in . . . Spring Coats Mostly one-of-a-kind Unusual Vitlnes . .iviie i Features ...! The New Capes Smart Flares Princess Models High Tops Plain tailored: Beausifully Torihaised as well as tailored maodels. All new Spring shades Sizes from 14 to 44. hundreds of other SPRING COATS $35 to $69.50 (Many Samples Included) Many sample * coats included. {afka’s—Second Floor! B M-Brooks.-Co P [ ] G- STREET TWEEN_1ITH_& 12T __; SALE of Thrift Shop COATS § $ 1 8;7geetclied Featuring details and the graceful new velvets. silhouettes. capes, scarf effects, marrow belts, mi i are higher, and a myriad _otfler details. Newest shades and Blacks. Thrift Shop DRESSES “Glorify the Ten Dollar Bill!” { wHAT could be a better way to spend ten dollars than to invest in one of these lovely new dresses. Many just arrived in time for tomorrow’s selling and you may be sure that there’s not a detail of styling, not a smart material, and not one of the new- est colors missing. And there are fashions for every daytime and Always New And Always M. Brooks Co! Main Floor—Thrift Shop rsary such an outstanding success by your en- thus; response we wish to s our most sincere appre- M.Prooks-Co G- STREET BETWEEN Just four weeks away—Baster Sunday—Brooks is ever 5o ready with four floors of lovely new ap- and sccessories, Let us you assemble your Easter ‘vostume. Tomorrow—'Saturday—Is the Sixth Day of Our 19th Anniversary Sale! For those who have been unable to attend during the week we are repeating outstanding sale items . . . @ Very Distinctive Fashions in New Spring For Juniors, Misses, Women after all you are the only judge of such things . . . Maybe we've got the very coat you want . . . Maybe not. At any rate it will be a real pleasure for us to show you what we have so that you can compare our coats with those shown elsewhere at a similar price! M. Brooks Co. Second Floor—Coats " “Quite the Rage!” Clever Rayon PAJAMA ENSEMBLES Regular $5 Values $3.90 Three Pieces Wear them to lounge around in the morn- ing or almost any time in the house. Soft pastel colors, attractive designs, easily wash- able, and long wearing. The ensemble con- sists of trousers, jacket dnd three-quarter. length coat. Pajamas—M. Brooks Co.—Main Floor $3.90 ... The Newer Spring Shades in 'Chamoisette Gloves By Kayser $7.00 Pair Pull-on Style Such “in demand” shades as Butternut, Arab and Beige in all the smartest lengths but &specially stressing the longer gloves that wrinkle slightly at the cufi.. Every woman knows Kayser quality in gloves and at this price it's a simple thing to own several pairs. Washable of course. In all sizes. M. Brooks Co—Main Floor—Gloves The NEW Handbags * To Harmom'z; With Your Spring Ensemble $4.95 Never has our collecs tion of smart bags been so_interesting, never more complete. Featur- ing the wanted lighter shades with clever details as illustrated. At top an unusual clasp, center the new Rat Tail handle, and bottom the popular two- tone effect in blond and - deep tan. Every one of these bags are outstand- ing value at $4.95. M. Brooks Co.—Masin Floor— Handbags ® Outstanding Successes in Daytime and Evening DRESS For Juniors, Misses, Women and Stouts Honestly it's kept us busier than the proverbisl bees to get enough of these marvelous dresses to sell at $16! But they're here and oh! They are as lovely and Springtimey as the first tulips. Fea- turing flowered chiffons, laces, printed crepe suits, pastel chiffons without sleeves, and scores of other gay, lovely new modes. M. Brooks Co. Third Floor—Dresses “Suit Yourself” This ‘Spring You Must Have ASUT ... A Special Group at In practically every wanted style, every wanted material, and in sizes for everyone. And incidentally these suits were all se- lected with sn eagle eye on the tailoring so that you may be sure they'll fit. Really fit! Other Suits $16 to $69 M. Brooks Co. Second Floor—Suits { Hundreds of New Arrivals Have Been Added in Our Anniversary Sale of Beautiful SPRING HATS Every One Is a Regular $5 or $6.50 Brooks® Model . . * SALE PRICED AT g375 $3 Lustrous Baku Braids New Bankok Toyos Clever Peanit Straws Smart Hair Braids Here are chic close-fitting styles, hand-manipulated brims, side effects, long-back styles, and smart youthful women’s models . . . every style you can ask for that's new «+« In all the gorgeous pastel and high colorings as well as ¢ @ Browns, Tans, Navys and BLACKS.