Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1923, Page 9

AUGUST 29, 1923, "9k featured ° yesterday's meeting. - The 15th New ~ York national guard regi- mental band was ‘prominent in this THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, elogates discumsca plane wwich, 1t HELD IN NEGRO’S DEATH. | NEGRO ELKS PARADE. is sald, will almost completely revise the constitution of the fraternity T These plans will be submitted to the | Georgian Accused of Being in|15,000 in Line at Convention Being Savannah Shooting Party. » Held in Chicago. { SAVANNAM, Ga., August 29.—Coun- | CHICAGO, August 29. —Thirly‘lhne DELTA TAU PLANNING SCHOLARSHIP DRIVE Members of College Society Open Annual Meeting at Cleveland. “The -first woman _diplomat, Mile. Nadeja Stancloff, has resigned from the service, after having filled the position of first secretary of the Bul- garian legation in London for the past three years. Mile. Stancioff is not vet thirty years of age. She speaks six languages. and evidently can keep secrets in all! Rizik Brothers STRAIGHT FROM FASHION’S FORECASTERS-AND STRAIGHT —the lines are straight down, in the RIZIK Fall Showings. Here and there the circular flounce, bias bands or a volant touch in triple tiers gives piquancy to the FALL FROCKS and GOWNS 39.00 to 150.00 Come now—Dbe costusted in the mor- row’s manner with today's Timeliness. BODY INRIVERNOT KIDNAPED INFANT'S Father of Lillian McKenzie in One Look Decides His Child Not Found. parade. Fireworks and boxing contests are on the program during the remain- Ing fl Ed 0( the convention. e e .. Migig_Adele M. Emin of Providence has the distinction of being the first woman . in Rhade. Islknd to qualify ras a ceetified pybli¢ aecguntant. delegates tomorrow. Mr. Bielaski said that scholarship throughout the sixty-six chapters of the fraternity will be stressed durinj : ey % |ty police investigating the shooting Tourih mare TCRFSSCH{AY. Hesing tapIt at East Savannah early Monday morn- | Bl of the Westd pelie. ,:'.’M";':aafig‘ ing. in which white men are alleged to | week. . A : ‘pirale yith 15490 ‘mershing: have killed Moses Monroe, & negroe, coming years, and also that an effort will be made to elevate the scholar- vesterday arrested C. O. (Blue) Neva i connection with the killing. Neva = ship record of the whoie fraternity. Tocal fraternities in the University of Tennessee, Michigan Agricultural College, University of Maryfand, Uni- versity of Kentucky and University of was also charged in another warrant with being one of a party of men who took Frank Von Dalterin out and flogged him on the night of August 6. Jimmie J. Riley and Peter Larsen South” Dakota have petitioned the were also arrested in connection with national fraternity for charters. Mrs. Mann—My husband must bhe | the Von Dalterin flogging. Von Dal- Skt et i lonesome, Every letter he writes he | terin, according to the police, was NEW YORK, August 20.—The po-|of delegates, the first business ses-|gsks me when I'll be home. charged by the floggers with knowl- lice. who for twelve days have been jsion belng on tomorrow's program. Her Friend—Perhaps he is merely | edge of the disappearance of a quan- meeking three-months-old Lillian Mc-( At an informal meeting yesterday cautious. tity of whisky today thought they had come to the By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio. August 29.—. Members of the Deita Tau Delta, Greek letter fraternity, assembled here today for the forty-seventh karnea of the soclety. The sessions will continue until Saturday. Secre- tary of Agriculture Wallace and A. Bruce Bielaski, New York, president of the fraternity, are scheduled speakers. By the Associated Press. Today was devoted to registration You’ll feel ‘at home —in one“of these- urmdvrfufl\ attractive Apartments ‘in . --2530 Que Street N.W. As you'inspect them—and note the many exceptional fea- tures—of ‘arrangement and finish—how compact-every- thing is, and how right-to-hand every convenience-has been brought—you'll be convinced of their superiority. —_— No Surprise Wanted. From London Answers. Hudson, where the body of an infant was found floating. Peter McKenzle, however, satisfled them that it was not the body of his daughter, and de- tectives took up the search anew. The body, which was naked, was taken to the police station, and the father summoned. He took one look and said it was not Lillian, but the police at first were not satisfled and sent for Mrs. McKenzie. She, how- ever, was spared the ordeal of view- ing the remains when further ex- aniination convinced the police that they had come across the body of an abandoned child. Although the child was about three months old and had blue eyes, exam- ination showed that it was heavier than the sickly Lillian. THE WEATHER District of Columbia and Maryland —Falir tonight and tomorrow; slightly €ooler tonight; gentle westerly winds. For Virginia—Falr tonight and to- morrow; slightly cooler in north and central portions tonight; gentle south- west and west winds. Three and four rooms and bath—with dining alcove— $65 to $90 per month. Open for Your Inspection Day and Evening ‘Harry A. Kite “ (Imcorporated) end of their trail in the waters of the 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. 1514 K S,treet Phone Main 4846 TWELVE THIRTEEN Specials in Specialties for Labor Day--- In preparation for your enjoyment of the coming holiday (DAY ONERA~ M BRGDKS &CQ) 1109~1111 G STREET NORTHWEST First Glimpses of the New AUTUMN FASHIONS Which are a complete change from anything we have heretofore presented, and For West Virginia—Fair tonight und tomorrow; slightly cooler tonight. Records for Twenty-F Thermometer— 12 midnight, noon, 74, Barometer—4 p.m 12 midnight, 2 Sweaters Brushed Wool Sweaters—in the Coat Model; plain Gray, Tan and Oxford. Of fallish weight; with convenient pockets— and straight button front. $ 5 .00 | Other Sweaters, $3.95 to $19.75 l Tempera g same date last year— Highest, $3; lowest, 36. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today-—Low tide, 4:17 a.m. and 4:36 | p.m.; high tide, 10:04 a.m. and 10:25 pm Tomorrow—Low tide, 5 8:17 pm.; 11:04 pm. The Sun and Moom. Sun rese 5:33 am.; am. and high tide, 10:43 a.m. .Lnd' Today: sun sets un rises, 5:30 a.m.; sun ises $:35 p.m.; sets $:20 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset Weather in Various Cities. —mcr I8 Varlows Oltes. Tempeniure 23 Stations. Aalantic Ci Baltimore .. Birmingham Clouds Cloudy 1 Pt.cloudy P.cloudy Clear Ptcloudy | Rain l'\llhhl vlh Portland. Me. Por Pt.cloudy Cloudy % Cloudy Cloudy (;’h\lr 't.cloud; Rain FOREIGN. (8 am., Greeowlich time, today.) ‘ oudy ouy | cloudy 3 ! art cloudy Part cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy SOUTH AMERIT For week ending August al. cip. norm. . Ins. Ios. Northern wheat are Soutbern wheat are JAPANESE IN MOSCOW. OW, August 29.—A delegation ty-five Japapese business men, the chairman of the Tokio Chamber Commerce, I8 in Moscow to invest trade possibilities and to visit the agricultural exposition. Eyes Ezamined Glasses Fitted Dr. CLAUDES. SEMONES Eyesight Specnln! 400410 MoLachlen 'l 10th and G Sts. . Phone Main Graduate McCormick Medical College “Between-the-Seasons” Clearance —Just in time for over Labor Day Trips - Corsets— fitted to the figure the Betty Way way \ Lingerie, Perfumes, ties, etc. H o siery, Novel- 1110 F St. N.W. Next Door to Columbia Theater | 1E b o] fll o] IH a | o] m o} | m. m a Ifl a m a I Oamel's Hair 8! Brushed Wool Sweater Cost—85 xirt—$10 Skirts Smart Plaid and Striped Skirts, in Camel's Hair; also Basket-weave Velour Draped in accord with the and Eponge. new fashion. $ 10.00 Blouses $ 5.00 | Other Blouses. $1.95 to $39.75 l Felt Sports Hats —to Crown the Outing Costume $5.00 Every fashionable color is provided in the assortment —with the new shapes for the bobbed halr mlu. and others of more conservative designs. Banded, and with Hackle pads—or with ]'aunty qui“s. Fourth Floor Other Skirts, $5.00 to $15.00° Effective Crepe de Chine Blouses, in all the Suit co]orings——beaded and embroidered—featuring the popular hip-line effect. An Extraordinary Value-lemg S'ale of Women's High-Grade Lace Clocked Hosiery All perfect All full fashioned Colors— $0.85 Gun Metal 2 New Beige Black" All with silk garter tops Brown Another Big Sale of 500 Pairs of higher priced, all Perfect Silk to the top, lace-clocked Hose from such well known makers as Van Raalte, Onyx. Holyoke, etc. At this low price we advise supplying your season's needs, as well as for gift giving. = r.'| ool bl ——lelc——2o[c——alol—2lolc—2k|——jolc——|sl—Dsl—D ol —2ple—F s |—=s[c—S o |c—— oo | c—— o[ c——= o[ ——2 o] ——2 [0 | ——2 At Special Introductory Prices Beautiful New Dresses Distinctive Types Priced Substantially Lower Than Their Beauty of Design and Fineness of Quality Merit Long or Short Sleeves Fabrics are: Georgette Crepe Knit Crepe Flat Crepe Crepe de Chine Canton Crepe Crepe Roma Poiret Twill depeSatin,etc. The New *Jenny’ Neck Colors are: Black Navy Grey Brown Bamboo, Coffee Mouse Bobolink, etc New Winter Coats $ 59.50 Luxurious styles fashioned of the new high-lustered fab- rics, both fur and self-trimmed models. Black, Blue, Gray and Brown are the colors shown. New Sports Coats---Styles ‘$ That are most Unusual at These are just the ideal weight for between-seasons wear. New Tailored Suits 49 Handsome models of Poiret Twill and Twill Cord. Coats are 40-in. long; plain or paneled effects, beautifully lined, A complete range of all sizes. 13 e Styles of camelair cloth in plain colors and novelty plaid combinations. Plain button fronts or side-tie effects. All are full-lined with silk., Sizes 16 to 40. Crepe de Chine Overblouses, Special, 7.95 The season’s latest models in combi- nations of navy and grey, grey and blue, brown and tan, etc. - g "Boardnalk 2 Vanitie Boxes, Special, The newest styles in round effect with strap holder. All are full-fitted and in the new shades. $2.95 Excellent quality, finished with em- broidered scalloped bottoms. Black and every wanted color. $ 2.00 “Coral Band” Silk Hose, Special, Chiffon quality, full-fashioned. Guar- anteed not to run below the coral band. Black and colors. Jersey Silk Petticoats, Special, Nearly 100 Handsome New Fall Hats Tomorrow’s Sale and Marked, Large, Medium and Small Shapes In Every Popular Style for Maid or Matron Colors: Black, Brown, Pheasant, Clay, Wood, Grey, Sand, Navy, Etc. Brought Forward Specially For Materials: Lyons Velvet Silk Velvet Panne Velvet Duvetyne Felt, Etc. Trimmings: Fancy Embroidered Ornaments Effects Fancy Feathers