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'TrT'Tir,rT,pf JR ', &.mw?v t THE WASHINGTON TBDES: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25; 191G. tm ry REV. FARRELL NOW ' AT BOW COLLEGE Former Georgetown Professor Goes to Replace Interned German Instructors. Tho Itov. Edward T. Fnrroll, B. J., a former professor of Georgetown Uni versity and director of the Athletic As sociation In 1DOO, has Rono to India vlth sevornl. other Jesuits to tnko tho places left vacant on tho faculty staff of tho Jesuit College In Bombay by tho Intern ment of German professors. During his stay at Georgetown Father Forfeit's work ns a professor and director of va rious organizations was marked with singular success. Tho members of' tho Hlologtcal Club, of Georgetown College, enjoyed a lec ture last night on "Tho Evils of Patent Medicines." Tho lecturer was tho Rev. John P. Gallagher, S. J professor of chemistry of tho unlvorslty. After tho lecturo, tho club hold a business meet ing nt which tho moderator, tho Rev. Francis A. Tondorf, 8. J., outlined tho course of activity In which tho club will participate during tho rest of tho school year. ' Plans arc being formulated for a freshman prom, in which all tho de partments of Georgetown will partici pate. Tho arrangements are In charge of committees appointed by tho various classes: Tho dance will bo in tho last week of April. At tho preliminary contest to select the speakers to, contest tho Pittsburgh Unlvcmltv debating team on March 9, the following were chosen: William J. Culllnan, law, 'IS: Rufus 8. I.usk, col lego, '17, and Edward T. Hogan. law, '17; Robert M. McGauley, law, '18, was chosen alternate. Tho board of Judges consisted of professors of tho university faculty. Tho question submitted by tho Pittsburgh team in their challenge,' reads: "Resolved, That an International police forco should be established to en force International treaties and agree ments and prcservo International Tieacc." Redfield Speaks at Safety First Show 0 Will Deliver Lecture at National Museum To night. Soorctnry of Commerco Rodfleld will deliver an address at tho Hafcty First Exhibit nt tho National Museum to night. This Is Department of Com Jncrco ly at tho safety show, uml this morning moving pictures f tho de partment's activities In llfs-tivlng and safety work were shown to several thousand persons. Assistant Kocrotary Sweet and Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Rcdltcld viewed tho pictures, as did other officials and em ployes of tho dopartniunt. This aftcrnoon-Dr. E. taster Jones, director of tho Coast nnd Geodetic Sur vey, lectured on tho work or this ser vice in insuring safety for travel nt sea and on tho inland waters. . . In connection with tho Safety First Exhibit, representatives of tho Indus trial commlhslon nnd tho mlno Inspec tion services of tho various States art meeting in Washington. Tho gather ing represents tho safety organization of tho States, nnd Is working for moro complcto accident statistics. , "Dying Man" Sells Mine; Purchaser Can't Find It Tho election of officers of tho Phllo demtc Debating Boclety, for tho second term, resulted as follow: Edward T. Mee. president; Iouls J. Joyce, vice president; Norman B. Landreau. re cording secretary; Rufus g. Lusk, cor responding secretary; Edwin G. Cass, treasurer, and Doran S. Lyons, censor. ASKS "$20,000 FROM RAILWAY COMPANY Passenger Alleges Permanent In jury While Opening Window. Alleging that he suffered pcrmnnent Injury to his right leg nnd knee, Leon ard G. Ahmay today filed suit In tho District Supremo Court Tor $20.0X) dam ages ngnlnst tho "Washington Railway nnd Electric Company. In tho petition, filed by Attorney Darr. Peyser and Kpcnlgshcrger, tho plaint iff declares that whllo riding on a Georgia avonuo car October 20 last ho placed, his right foot In contact with an uninsulated radiator under n scat to Elvo him Iovcrago to open a window. In tho exertion necessary to open tho window, tho plaint Irt alleges-ho dislo cated his right kneo and otherwlso permanently injured tho member, ne cessitating hospital treatment for thirty days. The petition was filed by Attorneys Glttlngs and Chamberlain and Robert E. Mattlngly Greek Intervention For Allies Expected HOME. Feb. 25. Public opinion In Greeco Is veering strongly on Interven tion on the Bido of the allies, accord ing to dispatches today. Tho capture of Erzcrum, General Sar rall's visit to King Constantino, tho failure of tho Bulgars and Germans to begin an offensive, and rumors of im pending Intervention lmvo strongly af fected tho Greeks, tho dispatch said. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Fob. 25.-Tho purchase of a mlno from a dying man for a -small portion of Its real valuo, search for flvo years for tho mlno and llnnlly finding the supposed dead man walking tho streets of Mnzatlan In good health, was Uio oxpcrlcnco of Frank McCabc, who arrived hero on tho Penn sylvania from Mexico. Ills trials to find tho bonanza havo kept him busy for tho greater part of tho ttmo, and ho has mado flvo trips to Mexico to loeato tho property, each tlmo unsuccessfully. Whop ho found tho suppoed dead man In Mazatlan recently and demand ed to b( tnken to tho mine, he was told that thero were so many bandits In that part of the country It was sure death to venture forth. Ho hopes to find It on his next, trip. RETIRED MERCHANT AGE78WASBR0KENIN HEALTH;JNOW BETTER Treated by Four Doctors, Lived on Liquid Diet, Condition Growing Worse. Dreco Makes Life Happy. "I hnye taken three bcttlcs of Dreco and It lias given mo moro relief than the four difforcnt doctors who treat ed nu', nnd all the nxdlrjnc I'vo bought during tho many years I'vo been mifferlng from rheumatism, pains in tho back nnd limbs, bilious ness, nervous, and could not sleep, constipation and generally run down," said Mr. Geo. i-chlorr. of 91'J P street notthwest. In his signed statement. Continuing, he says: "For many years I" 'awled a balcnry, but retired from business long time ago. I ImVo suffered n great deal nnd rpont Tna'rry a dollar, irylni to i again my health. As the years paswd I new wurso and lived practically on lbiuld diet. I was badly constipated, and mv stonfoch wao all to pieces. Everything I eat disagreed with me, formed gas and gav me heartburn. Ono day my daughter brought lioivo a bottlo of Dreco, hut I n-f iscd to tnko any (f It. as I had taken so much medicine without benefit, so she returned It and got her money back. Later on I was hearing so much about what It was doing. I asked her to go bnck and get another bottle, nnd now I am on my fourth one nnd am feeling better than lit many a day. All my troubles aro grentlv Improved. After all I bo llove the old-tlmo root nnd herb med icines nro the bent. It has mude life happy for mo again and I cladlv recommend Dreco." All the O'Don nell Drug Stores sell Dreco for $1 00 a bottle. A rpeclal lcprescr.tattvo lias headquarters at tho 004 F street store, whero he will courteously an swer any questions regarding tho (treat remedy Advt. M. PHILIPS Columbia Grafonola 1233 7th St. N. W. '.Hi- UIUn$ Kr'iylJi J'JVffarrtioH " IK . lAStSC . 1 irti 'KK ?A kb.&lL .Tamil watt Vf .Bow a lit The instrument for the world's best music A 1919 10-inch 65c A 1925 1 0-inch ' 75c A 1924 10-inch 65c A 1921 10-inch 65c A 5772 12-inch $1.00 AND TUB GREAT IMG WOULD WIJNT IIOtJM) AN1 'HfUI.I. (II. Von Tllzer.) Collins and Harlan, barltono and tenor duet. Orch. accomp. IF YOIJ'VH GOT MTII.E HIT HANG OX TO IT (ITS HAlin TO GUT .V LITTLK HIT Sioiin). Abe'OIman. Aithur Collins barl . tone. Orch. accomp. out om din lies nnrc.vKiXG my HEART. (Muobus.) Marguerite Farroll. soprano. Orch. accomp. GHOST OF THE Tl.ltlU.M.K IIMES. (Von - Tllzer. Peerless Quartet. Orch. accomp. WEPI.Ii IliriliD A LITTLE 1WWI. IX THE II. ' S. A. (Elbert.) James Heed and James !'. Ilanlfon. tenor and baritone duct. Orch. accomp. GOOD OLD WAYS HACK 110111:. (Monaco.) Campboll nnd Uurr. .tenor duet. Orch. accomp. f AUK YOU FIIOM DI.VIEf (Cobb.) Poerlcsa Quartet. Orch. nccomp. MY l.W.V OF THE TELEPHONE. (Gllbort.J 8am Ash, tenor, and mixed quintet. Orcii. accomp. rvr. Loins hlui:s. (Handy.) Fox T r t. I'rlneo'a Band. TH E HKSITAT- in(j it i, u i; s. (Handy.) Fox Trot. Prince's Band. mt Open Late Evenings 'visit oun KUiiNiTimu htoue, aciioss tub btoketj ! visit oun Ftm.MTUitta stohe. aciioss the btiieei Women's HanHWhicfs X2c, 15,c and 19c Q Kinds Tomorrow at C i Manufacturer's immplos and odd lots of wom en's Emhroldorod-cornor Handkerchiefs nlco sheer qualities, in a variety of styles, including dnlnty lawns, nainsooks, dlmltlos ' and Bliam rock lawns. Neatly hemstitched. Salo price, Oo each. Handkerchief Dent., it Floor. OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 6 P. M. "IT PAYS TO DEAL AT GOLDEN BERGS' BOTH SIOCSOT 7th. AT If JTB1CT THE DEPENDABLE. STORE" Advance Spring Showing of New Silk Waists at $2.00 and $2.50 New Spring Ribbons Worth Up i Q Y( to 35c, at 171 1 U. Illbbons havo advanced In prlco, out our forehanded buying boforo tho raise permits us to offer theso exceptional valuer. Fine quality nil-silk rlhbcjif, In rttolres, handsotno plaids, smnll nnd large checks, moires with satin edge nnd Drcsdons, in a 'complete color assortment. Including the now millinery shades. Itlltlmn I)ept. First T'loor. SCORES OF NEW AND CHARMING STYLES ADDED TO OUR iilf s-T Opening Exhibit or Spring Millinery TOJfli Jlk ie4Sk SZf (fflL. H ? tffl55w WiR JMI iPfaS M?El S2 sJFy 7 v iifJ P1 JSS&r. vV'cfxv i VjSK vOi sf A JhfAJ yVsf ";iK3 IZL Winsomely Pretty Trimmed Hats in Every Variation of the New Spring Fashions Greet You Tomorrow What a vealth of really beautiful millinery forms this Spring Opening Display--hundreds of charming new Hats, in all the fashionable effects and for all types are here for your inspection and approval. The showing is remarkable in' its complete assortments, becoming styles and remarkable values, whether you judge it by the Paris models and our own -reproductions or by the smart style creations gathered from the best New York milliners: ... We Direct Your Attention to the Hatsthaet $7.50, $ 1 0.00 and $ 1 2.00 Winsomely Pretty Trimmed No previous season has seen such a wealth of beautiful Trimmed Hats within the $7.50 to $12.00 price range. Copies of captivating Paris and exclusive New York models, in a style and color variety hitherto uncqualcd. Large, medium and small hats, in every favored model, for street and dress wear. Come tomorrow' and seo , this superb array of high-class millinery it will open your eyes to the possibilities of Goldenberg vaiuc-giving. ; . A Wonderful Collection of Trimmed Hats at $5.00 Daily additions are made to our famous line of Trimmed Hats and you will always find a satisfying choice of brand new ideas. Every fashionable shape and color 1 and trimming effect that is new and distinctive is represented a display that leaves nothing to be desired. Hundreds of hats, no two exactly alike M Men-Grasp this Opportunity QUICK! Final Clean Up of en's and Young Men's Suits Former Values Worth Q I & $12.50 to $15, at 0tO The biggest values offered anywhere in Washington this season are presented in this outclcaring of our remaining lines of men's and young men's suits. Present value or real cost are not considered we're after clearance complete and absolute. Economy snys "buy now," for woolens will be much highci next yenr, and you will have to pay more for your clothes. 200 Men's and Young Alcn's Suits of all-wool Cassimcrcs, Cheviots and Tweeds, in an excellent range of desirable pat terns, including neat mixtures, plaids, stripes and novelties. Styled in English and conservative models, with patch or plain pockets. Sizes 33 to 42 in the lot. Sale price, $8.45. Men's and Young Men's $18 and $20 Suits, Finest quality matorials. nil hand-tailored Rarments, in n variety of handsome patterns. EnRlish and conservative modols. Sizes 33 to 38 only. Balance of our stock of tine Knrments reduced for final clcaranco to $11.75. Men's and Young Men's $12 to $16.50 O'Coats, A clearance of Men's and Young Men s Ovcr-t7!J " E coats, in a Rood assortment of patterns and matc-f.vift bSv i 1 .into.. ct-.,,lovJ nll.,IUi..c l,r,f !,,. !, 1I!.. ! fc J KS wuio, gMtiiviuiu iu.uibit.n uiub llllvc IJVl-ir rcillll .all season at $12.00 to $10.50. Sizes arc broken. Sale price, 8.65. Men's Clothinjr Department Fourth Kloor. Mm $fS5i Women's "Merode" Union Suits Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Z E Qualities Reduced to . . . OJi The name "Merode" stands for quality fit, and comfort, and in this stock-clearing sale you can supply your underwear needs at remarkable savings. Medium weight Union Suits, in bleached garments only; all the most popular shades, and all sizes. They're regular $1.00 and $1.25 grades reduced for clearance to 65c a suit. Women's medium weight Cotton Vnclorwcnr, Hhlits with IiIbIi nock niul low; Ploeved; ankle length liants. Unbleached nnd nllver gray Knrment. Not nil hIzch. Hck- 1A ular 25c vnlues at JLUC Hoys' medium wclslit Cotton Un derwear; shirts and jiunts in Bray QUil unbleached. Not all sizes. 1 r7 KcRular 25o garments nt. ... J-1C I'mlrmrur llcpt.. lit I'loor. . Men's Spring Underwear Norfolk and New Brunswick Make CQp Regular $1.00 Garments at - Men! Here's a sale that deserves your prompt attention one of the biggest and best from a money-saving standpoint you've known for a long time. Famous Norfolk and Now Hrunswlck medium weight Merino Under wear; In gray nnJ cream. Shirts mado with flat wolt necks anil silk bound fronts; drawers with satcon waistbands and double- reinforced seiitn. All garmonts finished with, flat lock seam. Hcgular dollar qual ity for 59c ;i garment. Men's 19c "Luxedo" Half Hose; made of selected quality llslo thread; with double thread heel, too and sole. Cholco of black, white-, gray, tan, and cadet blue. , Perfect quality. "I OJfon I'alr, nt X C Men's $3 and $3.50 Shirts, of Silk Crepe and Silk and Linen shirting materials, with soft turn back cuffs, Largo varloty of tho nownst spring styles, from tho conservative pattorns to tho fl- OC now three tone striped effects. Saturday nt J)J.tJtl 1t Floor, lCntrmu'p I'roiu 7tli Htrrrl. The Road to Footwear Economy Leads Straight to Tomorrow's Sale of Women's $3.00 and $3.50 High Shoes at $2.19 Pair They're our rcpular lines of $3.00 and $3.50 shoes marked clown for final clearance. The lot consists of button, lace, and blucher models, in nil the most favored lcathors, including Patent Colt, Gun Metal, and Vici Kid. High and low heols, nil the popular too shapes. Sizes from 2M: o 7 in tho lot. Salo price, $2.19 pair. Shoe Department First Floor. A Splendid Showing of Coats at $7.98, $10.00 and $13.75 New arrivals make our stock perfect in its completeness. Scores of new, ultra-fashior.able styles now on display, consistinc of Velour, Checks, Poplins, Coverts, and New Plaids. Exceptional values at $7.08, $10 and $13.75. Second Flour, (oat Section. Factory Samples of Regular 25c and 50c J-E-W-E-L-R-Y Choice at 14c A spcclnl purchaso of n prominent miker's Sample Lino of Jewelry, compilslng nil tho newest and smartest trinkets for personal atom ment. A varied assortment of dainty patterns and pretty no cities In tlrooches, Hat Tins. Collar 1'ins, Circle Pins, Ueauty lln cts. Links, Tlo Clasps, nar Tins, Vanity Hoxcs, llracclets, etc. Hold plated, enam eled and jowolod eltcets. Jewelry Dept., 1st Floor. Sample Stockings For Children 9c Pair Worth 12ic and 19c a pair fc'amplo lino of Children's Stock ingu, in black and colors; seamless nnd full-fashioned fcot. doublo licol nnd toe. Oood, serviceable quali ties got n supply at this reduced prlco tomorrow. Girls Misses' and Juniors' NewSpringCoats Specially Priced at. . AyJxl "JULlAT $5.00 Spring Youngc .ba. fcM"wr tV ttli Advance Showing of Stylish Garments for the er Generation High-class, exceptionally tailored Goats of Sqrgc, Plaids, Checks, Homespun, Chevron, and Novelty Mixtures, designed in the latesjSport and Tailored effects. Choice of a dozen new and charming models especially designed for girls, .misses; .ap,d juniors, including Sport Coats, Nor- . 1 tpik"t;o;ttsf ware -,oats, Belted -oats, and Yoke -- ?' Ai fljnlff v leird l n n Snrini slmdeq nnrl comhinn. :&j rT' '- ...'fe'A-1 sizes;, from 6 to 17 years. ""JJUd I'fooV, Junior Department. New Spring Dresses $1.98 "Women's Fiber Silk ."tockings. in black nnd colors, seamless foot, doublo sole, high spliced heel an.l toe, llslo garter top. Regular OtZn BOc finality, at, pair Oi)l (Three pnlra for l.m.) lloslory Dept.. First Floor. ' Pearl Necklaces Special at 49c Tcarl Necklaces, with solid gold clasp; flno quality waX-llllcd pearl bends, in arsortnl sizes. Itoal l'earl color nnd llnlsh that closely resem bles tho renl peails. Kach stiand will' solid gold clnsp Jewelry l)otl.. 1st Floor. ; visit otn i-imMTuni. stouu, aciioss tiic sxiiuct; . Girlish Styles for Stylish Girls Regular 2.50 Values at Theso dresses will prove a revelation to mothers who want to dress their daughters well and'cconomically. A just-arrived lot of Dresses for girls from 6 to 14 years of age; made of .beautiful White Pique, Pink and Blue Repp material, and extra fine Ginghams, in Coa,tee, Bolero, and Guimpe effects. All the newest and smartest styles are represented, in new b)ue, green, rose, white, etc., handsomely trimmed in various designs. Girls' Spring Ureses, new styles and Ideas in pretty Ginghams, In stripes and plaids, and dainty col- or combinations with whlto collars and cuffs. Now stylo belts, nnd middy effects, some with gulmpcs. Sizes G to 1 1 years. Kxcep- QQ tinnal values at .' t7uU .'Id I'lfior. .luvrullc Uopt. Little Girls' Dresses, of flno qual ity Ginghams, Chambr.iy, and Crash materials. In stripes, checks, plaids, and plain colorings. Square and round collars and cuffs of white, with con'trnstlng colored belts. I'le.-ued skirts. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Regular OOo values 1Qf Women's New SpringCoats, $5.98 A Special Purchase Just Received Placed on Sale Saturday. Fashion's Most Favored Styles for Spring. Practical, serviceable coats, in a variety of smart, new 'styles that well dressed women will delight to own. The most desirable models for general street and utility wear. Materials consist of Serge, Shepherd Checks, New Plaids, Fancy Mixtures and Novelty Coatings, designed in the following styles: Sport Coats Belted Coats Flare Coats. Chic models with new collars, in all sizes from 16 to 44, for 'misses and women. Boys' New Spring Suits With TWO PAIRS of Knickers! (H0 7r 4.U Good $4.00 Values at Here is a suit value tfiat will be the'talk of the town. These suits were bought before the advance in the edst of woolens, and we cannot duplicate them later on to sell for a penny less than $4. oo. They aro Fancy Cassimcro Suits, in llnlknn patch pocket and knife pleated models, nnd como in medium and dark patterns of checks, overplaids, and oilier neat, serviceable effects. Real foreign nnalino dyes aro UBed a guarantee the colors aro fust. Every suit with TWO PAIRS of full lined and taped Knickerbocker Pants. Sizes 0 to 17 years. Boys' Blue Serge Suits at Strictly Puro Worsted Navy Blue Serge Suits, i in several styles of Yoke Norfolk coats. Each! suit with an extra pair of pants to mutch, nndl a blue scrjro English band Golf Cap free. Sizes; 7 to 17 years. Total value, $7.50. Salo pricc,'S5.05. 1 UoV Clothing Depart ment Third-Floor. $5-95 VISIT OLll I'LllMTLIlU Vl'DIlE, ACHOSS T11U STIIUUT.