Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 20

KIDNAPED CHILD | BURIED IN SAND Confessed Slayer Leads Po- ¢ lice to Hand-Dug Grave at Gary, Ind. Br the Assor GARY body of who was found bu A in the today. when police Peter Versolini. 30 The child had b n attacked, stran- gled and stripped of her clothing, po- lice Her hands had been bound od Press Ind.. September he Annie Tomicik Kidnaped Monday, was sund dunes here were led there by 10 vears old, | SULGRAVE MANOR FUND OF $100,000 SUBSCRIBED Colonial Dames’' Drive for An- cestral Home of George Wash- ington Is Success. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Scptember 23.——The' Sul- grave Insttution, which administers Sulgrave Manor, the ancestral home of George Washington, has been in- | formed of the successful outcome of 1 campaign undertaken in the United States by the Society of Colonial Dames to raise an endowment fund of $100,000, the income from which will be expended toward the mainte- nance of the ancient manor as a shrine of American patriotism. It is understood here that the money already paid into the fund and sub- scribed exceeds $100.000, which was the goal set by the women's society. No formal announcement of the gift has vet been made public here. Tt also was announced that Franc MURLIN, BOSTON U. HEAD, TO TAKE POST AT DEPAUW Date of Assuming Presidency at Alma Mater Is Not Yet Decided. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, September 25.—Dr. Lem- uel H. Murlin, president of Boston University since 1911, will resign to become president of Depauw Uni- versity. at Greencastle, Ind., it was announce¢ Tuesday. A special meet- ing of the trustees of the university, called to consider Dr. Murlin's re- quest that he be freed of his duties here, granted the university head honorable release, effective at his convenience, in order that he might return to Depauw, his alma mater. 1216 F St. N.W. Remnants B Y Y AT N N G Y A A AT G Y Scarce B T A Y T T G (Y Y A T N Friday! ’ We Are Making Up With New Goods! Come and see the economies offered tomorrow. All Jelleff Quality, topped with low prices. -Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Coats New Arrivals Replenish the Stock for the Few Remaining Days of Our September Coat Sale We added coats of black CLE! ELO—featuring new rag fan yokes. VELNEUVO Coats—in penny and Kaffir. Natural squirrel collar and cuffs. Collar and cuffs oi Jap mink or mink squirrel Misses’ Shop, ‘Third Floor. Very few. indeed, are the remnants here. " Note the special offerings in say- ings arranged for tomorrow’s selling. Misses’ Suit Rem- nants Startat....... 58'50 1—$39.50 Sport Suit, in tan homespun, fringe and braid trimmed. .....$8.50 4—$39.50 Misses’ Sport Suits, in checks; velour and homespun; box jackets. ....$12.50 2—$55.00 Mi: Alpaca Suits, box jacket; black and tan . = .$18.50 There'll be a wonderful treat in store for vou $7.50 to $10 Fall Millinery $5-50 Just arrived from America’s i ion ceaters a very large ment of the smartest hats av bie Velvets, in all the various and beautiful and fashionable colors. Felts running the gamut of cevery Autumn shade—in the “Nobby" styles The Directoire crown, an standing feature of the ielt this scason ort- out- hat 10 her sides H Verzolini was arrested in Chicago last night and taken to Gary in con- nection with the child’s disappear- ance, and after an all-night grilling. [an American flag to be flown dally confessed, according to the police. | from the masthead of Sulgrave. He never had seen the child until added Mo rolini told the police. He “ft As (cleaxly pnderstood c@me from Haly four years ago. alma and == m— that in 3 "3 4 free f Vergoiin. aecording o the potice. | CHILE RECALLS MILITARY | §0iia anxietics and am o devatc 10 U 200 New Hats Every hat regularly priced $7.30 to $10.00. Your choice while they last, $5.50. 2—$29.50 Misses’ Flannel Suits; three- quarter length jackets; white and snuff, New arrivals include coats of MOKINE, with large beaver collar and cuffs. Penny, cinnabar, shutter green. FAWNSKIN Coats. in lovely oxblood and penny. Jap $12.50 mink enhances collar and cuffs. H i IR OKINE Coato. with Marmink collar, cuffs and horder | Misses Dress Rem 57.50 nants Startat....... Colors. penny and saddlc 8—$25.00 Misses’ Georgette, Crepe de Chine Here arc coats of FAWNSKIN, with fox collar, cuffs and | and Tub Silk Frocks: ribbon, lace and pleat. border. Silver gray and black. ings ..... S5 e tieme Coats of KASHMANA, with elbow cuffs and double col- .J.Tfi;".’f,?"éfiif?.’fi.:’i. CVlllne',‘ ?::;n:::‘e Jars of mink squirrel. Oxblood, penny and cinnabar. L sses; Iris : Coate of JAMMUNA. Fehvcr collar and deep cuffs. | broidery andpleating; maize, blue_and LS tan a0 : cosis s - $1250 Kaftir, saddle and black 3—$35.00 Misses’ Flannel Dresses in white and maize; straightline models 6—839.50-855.00 Misses’ Frocks for after- noon and evening wear, in one-of-a-kind styles; georgette and flat crepe; ribbon. lace and embroidery trimming; orchid, green, tan and maize R T i i The announcement mentioned no | [ date for Dr. Murlin's departure. A committee of eight trustees was named to select his successor. ‘The trustees of Depauw University at a meeting September & voted ; King of New York, who visited | unanimously to offer the presidency Sulgrave this summef, has presented | to Dr. Murlin, who was graduated i an endowment of $1,500, income from |at Depauw in 1891. In a statement which will be used in providing for|to the trustees vesterday Dr. Murlin described the invitation of hi i mater as “a command,” 75 95 royal .Our Entire Stock Knitted Suits and Dresses In Four Groups 12—$13.50 to $16.50 Suits, 7—$18.50 to $25.00 Suits, 7—8$19.75 to $35.00 Suits, now ....$15.00 24—8$35.00 to $49.50 Suits, now ..$19.75 Made of pure worsted or worsted and fiber (artificial silk) combined. Others combined with boucle. Colors, tan, navy, Lanvin, corn or gray. Coat or slip.over model. Street Floor. $5.95 to $7.50 Sweaters $3 —New Fall Styles. Made oi wool or fiber (artificial silk) or wool and fiber combined Slip-over, sport coat or jacquett models. Colors: Lanvin, Mexico corn, gray, tangerine and combi- nation colors. Street Floer. ked the child to zo for a ride in | myself to the students, faculty his automobite. Arter the killing and | MISSIONS TO SAVE FUNDS | alumni and the public generally = in_promoting college education. burial. he went to a moving picture creating good will and loyalty show in and afterward to % E . Legations in Some Capitals to Be| pr Murlin assumed the presidency of Boston University Gary Chicago, = Hunted Witnesses saw the golini’s automobile, he had been the search he zirl blan parents children for Two Days. 13 years ago. child enter and for object Suppressed in Interest of Economy. New arrivals here are coats of CUIR DE LAINE. Elbow cuffs and double collar of beaver. Penny, black, rosewood Coats of KASHMANA, embroidered side panels ble squirrel collar and cuffs. Saddle. penny and now $6.00 Ver- ..$10.00 two days | of a police now S e | DR. D. W. BERKY DIES. SANTIA . Chile, September 24, * T and the eldest of three |The Chilean government through eco- | Was With Carnegie Institute Ex- Ver lived with his |nomic necessity has recalled 40 of 3 = year-old mother its 31 military officers on missions | pedition in Sahara. AU the inguest today the man |abroad. This will leave the country WAN Tenn. showed little jorse und repeated | with military attaches only thel Dr Dariiis! Walier: Berky | Drofciaor details of his ession. Asked ir | United States, Great Britain, France, |o¢ pp ihiithe Thiiversltd off ihe he was sorry. Vergolini s {Yea.” Brazil. Argentina and Ecuador and|gouth. died yesterday of acute peri- Vergolini. after ledd the police | live officers studving in France. The | tonitis. He was @ native of Berks 1o the child ve ed the sung nment intends alse to SUDPress | (ounty, Pennsylvania. He was en. | with his h and disclosed _the ubroad which are not| g azoq by the Carncgie Institute of He said he hud dux the grave necessary YWashington! to Gilke ‘chatgelof the With his hands Agustin Edwards, Minister to Great| gopartment of terrestrial magnetism Yol iny Britain and Sweden, has been re- [ the first American expedition CHINA WITH REAL LEADER Quested by the government to remain | 5 rogs the Sahara Desert. and later SEEN AS WORLD POWER at his post in London until December. member of an exbedition 'to Observer e was the dauzhter of Ser- of RODIERS’ IMPORTED NOVELTY | . Fox collar, cuffs and borders. Colors, ox- i blood, cinnab Special . . Chinchilla Coats Georgeous Furs— he majority of flat_hair: beautifully matched, blending $29'50 with the col . r scheme of the coat The Silhouette—siin-<traight. You'll find them as tubular as close lines al- Length reaching to hem of skirt September Beautiful Materials— O subducd fin ish: sucdelike, warm, durable. All this vear's newest fabrics New Colors—picnding with the rich Autumn foliage—browns, red browns greens and black ow Buy now and save $10 to $25 on your Winter Coat. During this Sale coats priced $155 to $275 sold at 15¢, discount. A small deposit will reserve any coat until November 1st—Storage free! Women's Shops—Second Floor. Shop—Third Floor. dark . Misses' Topcoats of wooly. soft chinchilla or plain and checked polaire Velvetone side-tie and straightline models. Single and double breasted styles with large patch pockets—novel button trim- ming, checked wool or silk lin- ing add to the desirability of these attractive models. Tan, gray, brown. $29.50. Misxsex’ Shop—Third Floor. Senor Edwards presented his resigna- | grosil exploring the Amazon Kiver. tion last March and intended return- the University of the ing to Chile in November. The resig- g ! nation of Ramon Subercaseaux. Min- Could |isfer to the Holy See. has been reject- ed. The'censorship in Chile has been piovisionally suspended came to South in 1916 ; Mixxen® Declares Nation i Throw Off Shackles Within 10 Years if Ably Directed. MELBOUKNI China had al a firsi-cl 1 the opinion of ger. who camo e on eastern proble Austraiia Develog mearn For Tailored Suits or Dresses $8.95 to $10.00 Silk Viestees, Only 18 $2'95 Remnants .. ... Of excellent quality satin or English broad cloth, in white, green, tan. Also assorted stripes with a white background $2.95 HONDURAN REBELS LOSE.| CHANGE KAISER'S STYLES'?Leave Many Dead and Wounded. | New Attack Planned. UCIGALPA. Honduras, ber 25.—The rebels have been defeat- Reconstruction Since War. [ed at Naranjito, according to a gov- SN ernment _communication issued BERLIN, September 235.—There has | froniCrt (00 S0TREL B8, U8 dds that | peen a reaction in Berlin against the | ({704%, 1 M€ LOMTUR IO BT el style of city architecture which was | ad he hands of the gov- sopular in the old days with William | OF, Wounded in the hands * ohen-ollern. and which he was not | “TRment forces 3 f ety PRich ho e The government is preparing for an O IRt iy leclured today to-have | 41ACK on Sunta Rosa Copan 1 distinetly bad, and now the mu- ricipality will have no more of it In Potsdam the reaction shows par- - | tcularly. Here are the palaces of | At pres- | the former royal tamily. and many of | ent this is impossible, but with a |cthem are being restored to the con- stronz central government. under a | lition they were in prior to the as firm dictaior. it would be possibl. cent to the throne of William II, The | “There ar 100.060.000 people in policy is to be followed out in| China, which commands unlimited re-| Berlin, with its many castles and pal- | $$$ sources. Let these people be welded |aces. $ and the world will have to watch un . | | e ceasingly the land of the dragon.” is R he colonel s predictic o KID PLANT PRODUCTION. | ST R e | b rial. Colors, dust, cinnabar, penny. Wil o e “Chinu’s of portunity to strike at an unpeopied land would be in ihe event grav, deer, brown and hinoki. $25. @ o | Women's Coat Shop—Second Floor. Women’s Dress Rem- nants of Silk Start at Exceptional colors 5—$12.00-$19.50 Street and Sport Frocks; satin and creve de chine; black, maize and orchid; 36 to 40 . .$5.00 4—£25.00 o $29.50 Afternoon and Sport Frocks: crepe de chine and canton crepe; pleated t.ers and tailored models; 36-40, $10.00 5—$25.00 to $35.00 Sport and Afternoon = Dresses; cepe de chine. georgette, printed cloth silk collars and cufis. New crepe; maize, white. brown, 36 and 38..$10.00 wide or narrow belts of leather 6—$25.0C to $29.50 Street Dresses of or suede. Navy and white only. roshanara crepe, georgstte crepe, crepe de Specially priced. $29.50. g chine; button trimmed and draped styles; Flannel and Jersey French blue. beige. jade; 36 to 42 $15.00 Frocks for Misses 1—$65.00 Sport Dress; white; crepe de 5195' $16.50 / Underwear Remnants chine; scarf model; 36 $20.00 5—$49.50 to $65.00 Afternoon Frocks: ) Just arrived—straight slim mod- 45C Women’s Fall Frocks o3 “uniauely difierent by ther ¢| Startat........ oo . i narrow belts, rows of buttons. 5 & e ol Volle, =hadow, Satin—Crepe—Faille georgette, lace, pinnted georgette; beaded, self or contrasting colorings; black and 41 ¥ batiste and a few navy and ck mi- stitching, embroidery and ribbon soles A bows Each of navy; 36 to 44 ..$30.00 " 3 44-$3.95 French Go: Collars and cuffs either of self b orelope these frocks Women's Dreas Shop—Fourth Floor. a ithe Chemise, hand-sewed and hand-embroidered materials or those of linen and lace trimmed yokes; mussed ..$1.65 Colors, snuff, apple green, Coats 545 featuring Ormandale and Clevelo—subdued the newest . 100—$2.00 Glove Silk Vests, with tailored cocoa, cranberry. shutter fabrics fashion these coats. Cable in style tan, top and self strap; in flesh only $1.75 navy. black. $16.50. 25—$5.00 Crepe de Ch d Radi Miswes' Shop—Third Floor. e stitching of seli color is used on notes. collar, cuffs and side panel. green. Chemise and Vests—tailored and lace- Wonderful Skirt 1f you desire a dressy rich ap- trimmed styles—fiesh, orchid and peach, $1.95 Remnants Start at. . . 2 pearing coat without fur trimming 15—$5.00 Box-loom Crepe Kimonas, trim- med with cream lace—in wister.a only..$1.95 10—816.50 to $26.50 Novelty Silk Skirts, all combination pleated styles; gray. rose and you will be pleased with this gar- ment. New colors, dust, penny C tan, white and black, gray and biue....$400 Start at. Sase 59 navy and black. $45. 10-$8.50 to $1250 ‘Skirts of flannel and 77—85c to $1.50 extremely fong length Women’s Coat Shop—Second Floor. Fine Topcoats Fur Trimmed $48 Smartest of Topcoats. of “soft Kashono, straightline styles. having collar and cuffs of marmink fur. Beautiful new colors of penny. cin- nabar and kaffir. €48. Women's Coat Shop—Second September 2511 leader it would be in ten vea Misses’ Rep Frocks $29.50 New arr; English Rep Frocks, ideal for school or business wear. Straightline models with pleated panel or pleated aprons Embroidered monogram. Broad- reductions Many Septem- | | German Architecture Undergoes on o | by no ttinges have millions b < of demo- n other coun- .. $4.95t0 $10.00 Tunic Blouses $3.95 New Fall models of goo crepe de chine: V or ro lines: trimmed with br broidery Colors navy, black and pri and ed the advanta cratic self-government thies Expansion, he portant to Chin, has nowhere t ass she can for experier believes. is more im- than to Japan. Ch her peonle u an outlet New Sport Coats $25 35 new Sport and Top Coats, of blocked chinchilla, welvetone and downy wool. Attractive raglan voke, with fitted sleeve. Panels are trimmed with many buttons. Muskrat collars and seli*mate- rus ame We of a war between Japan and the United States and a rebellion to oc- capy the British in India. These things are not impossible and it must be rememhcred that the Chinese, New Research Institution Help Vegetable Growers. YONKERS. N. Y. September | e the properly led. are fine soldicrs.” Dedicated to study of more first =5 scientific methods of vegetable pru-l“ day COLONY WORRIES FRAN ductipn, the Boyce Thompson Insti- | g we CE. | iute for Plant Keasarch was opened| o epemod ik i here vesterday. It has a $5,000.000 | &% endowment and a staff of 20 biol- | gm ogists. i The institute will devote its eftorts | ¥ QUALITY SHOE REPAIR o climination of - diseases that| gm 417 11th St. N.W. By Radio to The Star. hamper the growth of food plants in | Y PARIS. September 25.—Taking cog- | tne Lnited Statee 2 [ $$$$5$535888S8S$ nizance of the disturbances at Guad- . aloupe. the French minister of colo- s has decided to make a care.ul of- ficial inquiry into them through M. | Lavit. a prominent colony official. SH e American province of Ubanghi § He will sail immediately for the West Indies aboard a warship specially de- | tached for his (Copyrighiy 1924, sinoe the Women’s Dressy Minister to Probe Disturbance in Guadaloupe. Brassiere Remnants Surplice tubular; slim, straight line ensem- ble; Reding- ote and coat models. novelty silk, tucked, plaited and wrap styles: Brassieres, made of pink broche or cotton- gold, rose, green, aray, pink ......8200 back satin: back fastening 59¢ B0 Iohto SIS 0gsIlCiSkItsfaf) Canton 27—$2.00 Corselettes of strong satin striped crepe, ussian crepe and crepe de chine. coutil. Boned front—with back fastening: Combination and side plaiting; tan, 9ray. fwo'Lairs hose susporters. aneanen opnd: powder blue and cocoa : $3.00 _ New on Second Floos, 16—$3.50 Lightly Boned, Wrap-around Girdles: side fastening; made of heavy white Youlu Need a Fur lace. net lined; three pairs hose supporters attached $2.75 to go with the tailored suit or dre Underwear Shop—Third Floor. A lovely assortment of new fur scarfs is awaiting your selection. 25—$20.00 to $25.00 Wolf Scarf: brown, blue . e 4—$19.50 Double Gray Squirrel Fur Shop—Second Floor. Stocking Remnants Stmaf...... 650 25 Pairs $2.50 Misses’ Rib Lisle Stockings: rib to toe; broken sizes; black, brown and 300 Pairs Women's Fine Chiffon Stockings; silk feet and silk garter hems; every pair perfect. Large assortment of colors, including black e 2 Dozen $6.50 Women's Finest Chiffon Silk Stockings, just a few pairs, not all sizes in every color; black, cinnamon, medium gray and Lapin..... (oo et e 18 Pairs $7.50 Women's Wonderful Sport Stockings; two-tone rib silk stockings. Broken sizes; black and white, russet and white, navy and white and dark brown and Bag Remnants $l 00 Start at..... 12 $5.00 Women's Purses—ieather, braided silk and brocaded silk—underarm bag, pouch or flat styles and vanities.... . .$1.00 15—$3.95 Purses of genuine leather, with long or short strap handles. Some are fitted with shopping pad. Black or brown only..$1.95 21—$5 Underarm Bags, of satin and moire, triped poplin. Black with tan or gray silk ing attached inside, purse and mirror; large pocket 38305 was Tunics are straight or slashed. with touches of ¢m b roidery and beading adding a dash 1—$45.00 Tan Sport of color. BUTEY e $10.00 More som- 1—359.50 Sport Suits, black cheviot jackets berl lshades and black and gray striped skirts. ..$15.00 e 2 4—$55.00 and $59.50 Navy and Black Tai- “‘Y::I\P‘l“;‘:‘z lored Twill Suits....... his s $25100 pa N 4—$85.00 London Mode Tailored Suits, box fall from the and belted jackets. Tan, gray and gray and shoulders _or rose mixtures . PRl ..$29,00 those with Women's Suit Shop—Second Floor. open tunics. vse Women’s Suit Remnants— gnly 10 Left—Start § l 0,00 by Ciivago Daily News Co.) Sims Leads Atlenta Race. ATLANTA. Ga.. September 25.—Un- ofticial returns from all but five pre- cinets indicate that Mayor Walter A Sims, ecandidate for renomination. is leading his opponent. James L. Key, farmer mayor. by about My Beauty | : Is all due to beauty helps ‘ By Edna Wallace Hopper T was a plain girl with little dis- tinetion. 1 made myself u famous beauty. Now. after years as a| stage star, | remain a beauty still The thousands who see me daily on the stage know that 1 look 19, When | was a girl. my rich mother took me | on a world search for the supreme beauty helps. hose helps made | me famous. nee | then I have Kkept in touch with every new discov- West-ward Ho! iy T imes haven’t changed. T asund what 1 When referring to topcoat values and this men’s store, West-ward Ho! is the spirit. | entific help. i | Now women | Hopet_Fota Sogahave convinced me As a second purchase with Snit or Overcoat West offers this value: . " ; - : Choice garments, reduced to a mini- Save )4 of your fuel bill by in- mum. stalling a Honeywell Heat Regu- lator. beige, .$12.95 Chokers. $14.50 New Corduroy Robes $5.00 Warm corduroy, lined with Seco silk. Large kimono sleeves, patch pockets and seli sash. Most com- fortable garment for chilly morn ings. Beautiful colors of copes hagen. cherry, fuchsia and wis teria. $5.00. Checked Velour Our expert will call and explain to you in detail. Sold on easy ‘monthly payment plan. JOHN J. ODENWALD Established 1908 1209 H St. N.W. Phone Franklin 6903 Faille Dresses, finely tailored, having demure tiers and novel Dbelts, are outstanding in their smart simplicity. Colors — navy, black, green and all the warm shades of brown. There is a fashion detail found in every frock. Many interesting e g?“mlkdlure‘. Specially priced at gar- men's Dress Shop—Fourth Floor. ments, having inset panel, bias $1.00 Start at. . . folds and tucked trimming. Two 3—$2.95 Khaki Knickers. $1.00 styles—three and four button jacket. The suit indispensable for 4—$6.50 Black and White Check Worsted Knickers 2 ..$2.00 general wear. $3475. ‘Women's Shop—Second Floor. 4—$14.50 Khaki Knicker Suits. $4.00 1—$25.00 Green Flannel Sleeveiess Riding Etlmblfihsinulge uffs(zsm White Linen Riding Suit s‘:gg 1—$16.50 Tan Linen Riding Suit. $5.00 $79-50 For Larger Women An entire dress—a separate . 30 New Silk Dresses .coat—worn together or apart. Both complete in itself. Made from $25 Special Purchase Women’s Fall Suits $34.75 Featuring the new long jacket Extremely smart, of navy black twill. Well tailored Petticoat and Slip Remnants Start at. . . $2'95 57—$4.00 Tub Silk Slips, with 3-inch hem— hemstitched top and self strap. In brown. gray and taupe $2.95 16—8$10 Crepe de Chine Siips and Satin Slips, tucked yoke. trimmed with val or filet laces: white and flesh: slightly soiled. $4.85 Street Floor. $5.90 to $7.50 Radium Silk Petticoats New Silk Petticoats. all straightiine styles. Scalloped bottom, embroidered in self and contrasting colors—in black and navy and all the new shades $5.00 $3.95 200 Radium Silk ‘With three-inch hem, tailored top and self Slips .. strap; in black, navy, brown, cocoa, shutter green, burnt russett and faun $3.95 Street. Floor, Sport Shop Remnants that 1 should these helps with others. | Millions of girls and women want | what T have gained. So I hav | combined all the helps I have dis covered in four preparations, with | 52 ingredients. And I have ar- | share Silk Umbrellas lovely new materials. ranged so that all druggists and | toilet counters offer them to all who wish. | One is a liquid cleanser which T |eall my Facial Youth. Lucie Lan- | teime, the famous Parisian beauty, | first told me what it did. Now great beauty experts the world |over are advising this formula. | No other cleanser which man has dizcovered does what this cleanser does. My Facial mo tegetable fat. | assimiiate %o the depths me,_d That is the first beauty essential—an wtterly cleap skin. Buot 1 never dreamed what ‘s clegm skin meant until I found this Facial Now Edna Wallace Hopper Yonta is supplied all druggist toilet counters. The cost is Toc. Write me for my Beauty Book and I'll send with ‘t something else to pie you. Fdna Wallace Hopper. 536 Lake Shore Drive. Chicago.— Adverfisement. Youth contains no animal, It _cannot in _The Utility Topcoat 20.00 There’s medium gray, dark gra: and brown. - All the same sgtar)t’ English model; a garment with the one you get for dress, that is a value you could get no other way 3 - 3 rough-use Boutine and Veloria The long coats have upstanding col- lars edged with mink, squirrel are embroidered in silk_braid. which also trims the cuffs. The beltless dress is of canton crepe, shirred at the hip and finished with tiny buttons. All new Fall colors—Kaffir, cinna- bar, rosewood, penny. An oppor- tunity to purchase three garments at little more than the price of one, $79.50 Women’s Shop—Second Floor. Neckwear Remnants 2 5c 2 Dozen 50c Collar and Cuff Sets; Peter n styles in barred material of light ‘weight, trimmed with yarn braid In colors green and red.. . . Assortment of $1.00 Collar and Cuff Sets —some with Peter Pan and V shape, i linen and organdy... . 100 Pieces $1.45 Neckwear—including vesteeg and cuff and collar sets of lace, linen, pique, etc. ... 5 ..95¢ Crepe Satin, Canton and Flat Crepe Are the Fabrics Plain tailored, slim lines. cascade drapings and pleatings. Trimmed with self and combination .beading or silk braided in self color. Sleeves are long and tight or the three-quarter roomier kind. Col- ors: Black and navy. Specially grouped for tomorrow’s sale. Suitable for street wear or afternoon occasions. Sizes 4014 to 48Y;. $25. Larger Women’s Shop—Second Floor. 500 Pairs $2.50 to $3 Sample Stockings $1.85 Women's medium and chiffon $3.95 Colored silk spread on frames—taped edges. Short, chubby handles. plain, cnameled or carved wood. Fin- ished with fancy tips. side leather straps or braided loops. Today milady carries an umbrella, rain or shine. You'll be delighted with one of these, $3.95. Street . Floor. 10-rib We Are Moving Startat....... Fabric Gloves—gray, sizes only....... or blac good assortment of sizes.... Glove Remnants ~ 65c 2.Clasp Length oak and putty—larger St ) o €5¢ 100 Pairs $3.25 French Kid Gloves—white with self or contrast embroidery— .$1.65 50 Pairs $5.00 French Kid Gauntlet Gloves 75 Pairs $1.00 Kayser —novelty styles—fair assortment of sizes in many colors. ... SR $1.95 Street Floor, the Shoe Shop —from the fourth to the street floor soon—hence our desire to reduce our stock as much 4s possible. Tomorrow— 1,200 Pairs Women’s $9.00 to $12.00 Shoes 2 Pairs $4.95 All ‘high-grade Pumps and Oxfords mostly SOROSIS. Medium, low and high hecls, : Patent—Satin—Suede Black and colors; mostly broken sizes of individual lots; collectively representing sizes 22 to 10, Widths AAA to D, Sale Starts 9:15 A.M.—F 50 Pieces $4.95 Neckwear—Vestees of or- gandy or pique, with contrast trimming or *plain—oollars in all shapes ? 3 $7.50 Silk Scarfs, pl 90od colora—different sizes. weight Silk Stockings — plain or lace clocks, in wide and narrow patterns.,, Broken sizes—but a large color assortment. $1.85. (INCORPORATED) Maihn 7120 PPl che Btomsach |. 14th and G Streets urth Floo¥ ‘ N