Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 40

) HUNGARIAN LOAN - DETAILS SETTLED ficheme Worked Out in.Lon- don Will Be Submitted to League. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, November 30.—Details of the proposed loan to Hungary, in- tended as part of the reconstruction measures for that country which the league of nations has under way, have been worked out by the commit- tae of the league which has been meeting here and which, it was an- nounced. had agreed upon a scheme to bé¢ submitted to the league council | next month, This loan. under the committee's Pplan, will be directed by a commis- sloner genecral responsible to the league and having functions similar to those of Dr. Alfred Zimmermann, the league's representative in Vienna in the Austrian reconstruction work. The sum required to put Hungary on her feet will be much less than was necessary in the case of Austria. Tt is expected that the budget can be balanced In two and on alf years With the assistance of a loan of about 250,000,000 gold crowns, ter which Hungary. by means of her own nat- urul resources and her self-sufficiency in food, will be able 1o maint her- self as a self-supporting state. Unlike the loan for Austria, no Ruarantees from foreign governments will be required for the proposed Hun- garian loan. The revenues from the ©customs, tobacco and salt monopolles and the sugar tax may be made avail- able, with the additional security of foreign assigned revenues If they are Tequired. The committee considers that the ®uccess of any scheme for Hungarian Teconstruction depends upon satisfac- tory arrangements being made re- garding Hungary's liabllities for war reparations and other debts and the establishment of good political ar- rangements with Hungary's neigh- Hungarian minister, ther members of the f delegation who have been | supplying the tinanck with inform pest today. The plan will be dis- cussed by the council of the league during the meeting beginning Decem- ber 10. 1f approved it will be finall passed upon by the interallied repa- ration commission committee PRIEST SLAIN IN CELL. Over 50 Years’ Satisfactory Service —an open letter to “Santa”—about the Family Shoe Store’s Children’s Shoes Girls Nut Brown Russia Calf— solid leather constructio sewed soles and rubber heels 8Y—I11 .... ....$3.50 T2 oo nrenmnn.. .$400 248 .. . $5.00 Girls Patent Leather—with Field Mouse Kid Tops and Black Calf Tops— 814—2 +s.$5.00 248 avesamecros $6.00 Children’s Felt Slippers—Boys’ Leather Slippers Felt Stippers for Children. Sizes5t02, 2% to 7, $1.75 to $1.00 and $1.50. Slippers for _Boys, - 310-12 J .Satin Quilted Boudoir Slippers for Childre FAMILY SHOE STORE Seventh St. N.W. ACCUSED MAN FREED; CORPUS DELICTI FAILS Florida Jury Refuses to Identify Skeleton as That of Slain Ex-Army Officer. By the Associsted Press. ORLANDO, Fla., November 30.— Exhibit “A"—a skeleton found in Spring swamp, near here, by hunters last winter—was in the possession of atthorities here today, and the mys- terious disappearance and .supposed death of Alexander P. Boyer, a for- mer United States Army officer, re- mained a greater mystery than ever. John W. Clore, tried for murder in connection’ with Boyer's supposed death, was acquitted by a jury here late vesterday after little more than @ half hour of deliberation by the trial body. Clore was indicted jointly with his stepson, Kaymond Taylor, on a charge of murder, the prosecu- tion alleging during the trial that the two had lured Boyer into the swamp and there kifled him. The cases were severed, however, when a physician's affidavit was introducd stating that Taylor was ill and unable to stand trial at this time. Boyer, according to the prosecuting attorneys, supplied FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING BOOK BARGAINS AR RAIAIARIAAAIAIIIAISAIS % 2 WOMRATH’S Our Holiday Bargain B for mun and woman, boy a selected at random: MASTERPIECES OF WIT AND HUMOR. ~edited by Thomas L. Mason, @ volumes. ($6.00).....92.76 NORRIS, KATHLEEN, WORKS. & volumes, Fabrikoid. ($9.50)....81.75 NORRIS, KATHLEEN, WORKS, Au- tographed Edition, limited to 77 sets, ed by the anthor. 11 v signe umes. -Vellum and boards binding: large type. ($33.00)... L$14.76 CHECKHOV, ANTON, WORES, 10 volumes, bound in five, large trpe. (520.00)" ... 81025 IN THE HANDS OF THE ARABS, Zetton Buchanan, illus. ($4.00).81.45 ROBERT BURNS POEMS, edited by J. R, Hughes. 108 illustrations. 9o SHORT HISTORY OF THE BCOT- TISH PEOPLE, by Donald Mac- Millan. ($3.50) . $1.45 TAHITI DAYS, by Hecto: Tlustrated. ($4.50).... WORKS OF GUY DE MAUP. 10 volumes, cloth bound. CURWOOD, JAMES OLIV o volumes, Fabrikoid. o gir ER, (59.50)..84.78 Mannish Brogues — of Rus- sia Calfskin, square and round toes — overweight. oak soles and rubber heels— 1% to 2. 2Y; to 8. strap and similar style. Other styles— ' 8Y4—2,$3.50, $4.00 & $5.00 25,8, $5.00, $6.00 & $7.00 Nut Brown Russia Calf— Beaver Brown Nubuck tops— Fancy cut-out collar— .$5.00 e S $2.50 pair, Members Better Business Bureaw k Stock focludes hundreds of books and sets of hooks and wll at reduced prices. ARTHUR R. WOMRATH, INC. 607.13th Street N.W. (Between F and G Sts.) Felt Slippers for Misses and Growing Girls, slzg to $2.50. . Indian Leather Moccasins for Boys, n, $1.00; for Growing Girls, $1.50. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, BODIES FROM AMERICAN VESSEL WASHED ASHORE| Two Buried in Hamburg and Four Others Are Awaiting Identification. By the Associated Press. HAMBURG, November 30.—Six bod- ies from the American - schooner Grace N. Pendleton, which stranded two weeks ago neatr Cuxhaven, were washed ashore on the island of Pell- worm. Another body was found on the shore of Hodge Island. Two of the bodles have been buried and the others are awaiting identifi- cation. The Grace. N. Pendleton, owned by F. S. Pendleton of New York, carried a crew of more than ten men. Only two of them were saved. the motive for the killing by atten- ||} tions to Clore's wife. The state alleged that Boyer was, murdered in December, 1921, follow- ing his disappearance from his farm, near here, a short time before. Boyer ii\ved alone., witnesses said. Witnesses identiied boots and clothing found near the skeleton as appearance. A collar button, near the skeleton, bearing initials similar to Boyer's, was Introduced by state’s attorneys to identify the re- mains as that of Boyer. But with the acquittal of Clore the jury falled to identify the skeleton as that of Boyer, and np indication of further action had beeh forthcoming early today The following are H. A. Hipkins, 48 colored (81000 ... . KUTNAR, SON OF PIC, Langford. ($1.75). ... NIETZSCHE - WAGNER SPONDENCE. ($4.00)... GEORGE - _SAND.GUSTAV] BERT LETTERS. ($4.00 . MY AMERICAN DIARY, Sheridan, PIO, THE AP George Langford, THE COMING OF George Moore. (34 CORRE- -..$L.95 FLAU- $1.95 Clare, Tiius. % ...8% T , BOOTH, WORKS, 4 volumes. Fabrikoid. ($7.80)...83. IBSEN, HENDRIX. WORKS, 12 ‘volumes bound in six ($21.00)..$10.75 POE'S. WORKS, 8 volume: genuine Lmp leather. (§: $8.76 MUBIOAL ~ INSTRUMENTS. - HIS. TORIOAL. RARE AND UNIQUE, by . 3. i Susie may want a dolly — Dorothy a pair of skates and Billie Boy an auto— but it’s a wise and sensible Santa who includes in his “pack” a pair of shoes for each youngster—the most practical and sensi- -ble gift imaginable, particularly if they are FAMILY SHOE STORE Children’s Shoes, ) Oxfords and Pumps for Girls The popu- lar plain toe Blucher Ox- ford —square toe and creased vamp, in tan calf and gun metal. - Novelty Pupmps, in & new cross NOVEMBER 30, 1923 BEFORE THE —you'll find Jelleff’s an interesting place to shop! OR AFTER Bright-colored Coats, such as made those stunning effects on pretty young girls at the New York game last week—Hats, Frocks and Shoes—and Gotham Invisibles to wear under Silk Stockings and keep one warm! AFTER THE GAME—Things to pay the wager with—a vanity, a kerchief, gloves, or may- ' 1216 F Street be silk stockings. In Leather! needles In Kanitting C [ of """'"&n. MOROCCO ENVELOPE BAGS—large several compartments; handsomely lined fitted. $18.50 and $20.00. Gift Things From England- 1 mole or veivet calf—in beautiful Bridge Cases—Tsle, or, velvet ¢ iR ENVELOPE BAGS—Engiish Morocco, three fit- tings, gold plated mountings. $12.50. < ENGLISH SWAGGER BAGS—in Morocco, ‘moie 9 SPORT Suit s MISS COSTUME Tempting Clearing of Smart Styles! 5.00 & $95.00 Sui Exceptionally fine imported sport fabrics and the t velvety marleen have been fashioned in youthful slip-over and box Jacket suits; with beaver collars and cuffs, costume ep muffier collars of viatka rown, platinum, taupe and ' 75.00 Sport Suit oM puesa 34950 All the popular novelty suitings, checks, stripes, plaids, Kasha cloth and the seif-barred Flamingo this group! Box Jackets, with side or front fastening, braid and button trimmed. Smart color effects in brown and t. gray and navy blue. Deep collars— many with hing cuffs of beaver, brown and taupe vsoxsngnu vlltéwmml.s i, $ 50 .50 Sport Suits 9 Large Raccoon Collars. ....... 2 Box Jacket styles, with button trimming and muf- fler collars of raccoon; smart wrap-around skirts. Heather mixtures in tan, These suits are’ excellently taHored an ideal for achool or business wear. Left—Misses’ $75.00 Sult, block plald, with raccoon coll; .50, Right—MIisses’ $85.00 Costume Suit of Black Marleen; braided pockets, wrap skirt and viatka ° 29 Frocks Young Women Will Like-- Velvet “Moon-Glo” Roshanara —all with, that supremely important element— STYLE. There are the wanted velvets—basque and draped styles and, as well, an entirely new two-piece model, leather trimmed. There are “Moon-glo” satins and satin cantons that show the basque, draped and straight, slim silhouettes, with tiered and ruffled and pleated panel skirts. There are coat frocks, too, of roshanara crepe, smartly tailored with long, close-fitting or shorter sleeves. Smartly simple styles for street or business, elaborate models for afternoon—and you'll like them all! Misses’ Satin Canton Frock, with brald-trimmed tier skirt and noveity lace collar and cuffs. $29.50. MISSES' SHOP—THIRD FLOOR—JELLEFF'S. sizes; and and velvet calf, brown and tan Below — Misses’ Tube Coat, Lus- trosa with beaver collar and cuffs, $95.00.. Right — Women's _Circular Draped Coat of Fashona, fox collar and cuffs, $115.00. Below — Misses’ and beaver _coll. and_ cuffs, $115. Left — ‘Women's Tiered Coat Coat Sale Again Saturday! 200 Handsome Fur-trimmed Coats to Choose From—That’s VARIETY ! Nearly 40 of the Season’s Best-Liked Styles—That’s FASHION! An Average Saving of More Than 20%—That’s VALUE! Coats for Women—Coats for Misses Are waiting for your selection tomorrow in a richness of fabric and fur, in an inditiduality of style, and at a saving such as we have seldom been able to o]fer this early in the season. If you have not already ‘secured your coat you will be fortunate to:make a_selection tomorrow 'omen’s and Misses’ $69.50 to $89.50 Coats—Granada, Cor- 559_50 dature, Maraline, S8axonia, Jullana, Arabla, Rol de Laine and Trouvenette, in the populai tube and becoming draj les; straightiine coats and pleated panel backs, also some.tiered models. Nearly ail have the fashionable side fastenini Large muffier collars of Viatka or gray ll‘llll'l‘d- beaven, black and kit fox, and some, collars and ‘cuffs of Viatka squirfel or caracul. Brown, kit fox gray, black. Women’s and Misses’ $95.00 ‘to $110.00 Coats, in flare, tubular, 379_50 d and straightiine styles in aimost never-ending variety! Five pile coatings— o , Lu , Cordara, Vellona, Fashona and Monette. Large muffler col- o {ars—frequently deep cu"l. of the best-liked furs—platinum wolf, brown, taupe and black fox, beaver and nat- ural or Viatka—dyed squirrel. s : e Women’s and Misses $115.00 to $125.00 Colh”—Hlel.'“e "f,,fie,,n:“',"f 595 i d th. articularly fine fabrics, ricl em| ished wi S fare. Figs. meer ‘::'p'i&rf"."n’:‘;elxa; Ic'u"r.?f :p':l.irl?nr:‘ wolf ‘and taupe’ or biack fox; shouider | F rrei; < 3 - oner horders of for a8 well.. Side.fastening, tublar, circular fare and side godet models make this a much. admired group! L B > e i Women’s and Misses’ $125.00 to $155.00 Cont&—m l:h: "..d.".'.f..“. z SI l 5 rics, genuine Marv s, Geronas, Tarquinas—Fash o Glamora and Arabla, ), Al I.wllh Y¢ ul trimmed with choice siiky peitry. Muffler, shawi, half_shautl and, oou et oh piain or ‘in locked stripe_effect, s wolf and it fox. ~We can't describe half the beautles of these —————————————————————————————— . Silk Stockings That WEAR! Safeguarded from ruinous garter-cut runs by the patented Gold Stripe. x ; from ordinary wear and tear by silk 100% pure. Safeguarded from wrinkled ankles and baggy toes by full- fashioning. f —Chiffon ht, with fine $2.00Ccguiar woichs, with fine §2.95-ChTon, el PAIR PAIR P gifts—for yourself—there’s nothing quite like Gold Stripe—the Safeguarded Silk Sto:;zs! ‘Al sizos—thirty shades. SOROSIS TAILORED PUMPS A New Close-Fitting Last The popular two-strap style, developed in a . model for street and business wear. It combines s the close-fitting, arch-supporting qualities of an PAIR 0.00 PAIR —silk garter hems. $2. 75—Medlum or chiffon weight AIR - oxford tie with the smartness of the strap pump and Sorosis quality to boot. In black or dark brown kid and patent colt—specially priced, pair, $9.00. . = ALSO FROM SOROSIS—Dark brown kid pump with saddle strap of log cabin suede. A style with el that Is exceptionally smart for tallor. There’s no store quite like Jelleff’s for them! Never So Many to See—Never So Pretty as Now MEN’S and WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS For Christmas! Vivid colors in all the many ranges for women—plain white linens—and white with colored embroideries. . The colored handkerchiefs, however, are especially attractive for gifts and already they are attracting big attention from Christ- mas_buyers. . . 'omen’s Colored Linen Handkerchiefs PURE LINEN—HAND MADE—SPECIAL PUR- CHASE. With many patterns in beautifully embroidered corners” to choose from—colored embrolderies on colored linens—greens, browns, tans, Chinese red, orange or soft Very Special at pastel shades. 50c Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs Fine white linens, with narrow hemstitched hems, self and colored embroidered initials. MEN’S Initial Handkerchiefs Beautiful quality pure linen, quarter and haif-inch hems. Stunning fong initials or more conservative biock style—in colored or white em. ery. SEE OUR BIG CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEF DISPLAY. HAND« Kzu‘-cmsss FROM 25c to $3.60 EACH. Choice novelties in each assorte nf Centemeri 7% Gloves _ . Gauntlet, Two-Clasp and Evening Styles —invite you to choose now for gift-giving and for personal use, while size and color ranges are complete $3.50 Two-Clasp French Kid Gloves, Pair, $1.95 The finest of French kid, beautlful colorings, brown and beaver, tan and mode; gray, too, and black or white, with smartly embroldered backs and substantial pique sewing. Why not get several pairs at this price! $6.50 White French Kid Evening Gloves, Pair, $4.65 ©iran Ul sixteen-button-length, unusually soft, fine lightwsight Kid, beau- ifully overseam sewn, with dainty embroidered backs. A lal ‘oppor tunity not to be missed! i SRR French Kid Gauntlet Gloves, nine smart novelty styles in fashionable two-tone colorings—pair, $5.00 Opening Events! Underwear All ready for Christmas in this part of our little shop that has such an unusually big reputation among women who love pretty underwear. Every item listed here offers a most remarkable opportunity at the price quoted. Will you not come and make your selections while Christmas stocks are fresh and at their peak? .7 Dainty Boudoir Caps—$1.00 satin—some trimmed with lace Insertion or combin and finished with ribbon rosettes; others tallored with rows of lei:e‘:::i:ri:;‘. Wide color range—flesh, orchid, peach, light or French blue, Nile green. maize and rose.. Other dainty caps, $1.50 o $2.95. A daint: , Practical gift! 9! - Silk Petticoats and Sport Bloome: ift possibllities galore in these—petticoats of fine quality radium Ll Jorsey sliks, straight iines or with finely pieated fibllhcgb— :ny ‘with :Ifi or contrasting embroidered hems. A color range that includes brown, taupe, fawn, emerald, jade, sultan, American beauty, French, sweetheart, and navy biue, gray ‘and black. Sport flounces amply cut and reinforced of firm silk Jersey; double shirred cuffs. Black, ‘navy blue, taupe, brown. repe de Chine Gowns—$3. Good quality crepe de chine—attractive lace-trimmed models with val and filet lace insertions, edgings and Insets—tailored styles with shirred and hemstitched yokes, tallored and lace-trimmed straps. Flesh color, orchid and peach.” A most unusual Christmas opportunity! Crepe de -Envelope styies; shirred, hemstitched and trimmed with dainty v. and filet insertions_and medaillons. Peach, orchid, fiesh color, Y o' .95 and $2.95 Qifts of unusual value here! Our own importation, arranged for nearly a year in advance, that Washington women might find , as always, the utmost in beauty, with value added. Gowns and envelope chemise In a bewldering variety of new and lovely patterns, hand-embroidered and hand-drawn; nainsook of the usual fine, firm gJuality—ail hand-fashioned. Noticeably superior, we think, to most of the Philippine underwear we have ssen. Why not choose while ‘assortments are fresh? ille Cami Strap styles of fine radium silk, crepe de chines and satins; face-trim. ‘med models with unusual arrangements of filet and val lace insertions and medaliions; tailored styles; hemstitched and pin tucked, with self or ribbon stra ite and flesh color. A .90 Silk Gowns and Chemi: chine, lace-trimmed styles with vai Gowns of good quality creps lace Insertions and medaliions, tailored styles, hemstitched, shirred and tucked, with self straps; exquisite envelope chemisa of lustrous radium sliks, utifully _made with fine tuckings, hemstitching and tiny pastel colored flowers. Flesh coior, white, China blue, orchid and peach. FUR Individual Wraps Offer Special Christmas 4 Opportunities 8—$95.00 Caracul Jacquettes, beige or platinum, with kit fox chin collar. $69.50. 2—$18500 Bay Seal (Dyed Buck, northern skins) Capes, panel sides, reverse stripe bor- der. $145.00. 4—$185.00 Natural Muskrat Sport Coats, raccoon collars and cuffs. $145.00. 2—$225.00 Bay Seal (Dyed Buck, northern skins) Coats, straightline styles, with Man- darin sleeves and crush collar and cuffs of sable - dyed squiz~ rel. $165.00. 3—$285.00 Hudson Seal (Dyed" Muskrat) Coats, fashionable three-quarter length, straight and flare styles, crush or shawl collars of natural skunk. $237.50. ST A AV Y G Y Y N Y AT AT AT = = (G (G i€ HEEC =:CEC