Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 9

WORLD CHURCHMEN HALT “DRY'S” TALK U."S. Enthusiast Asked to Quit by Delegates at Stockholm Conference. DRY RAID NETS 100 “SMALL" DEALERS Sweeping Operations by U. S. Agents in Savannah Bring Big Haul. By the TOCK By the Assocviated Press. AH, Ga., August 25.—Fed eral prohibition authorities yesterday threw out veden, August 25 prohibi the | ils of tion erence to a net in all sections of § United s ussed at he {vannah and drew into the toils of th se Universal: 'Cl an | United States Court nearly 100 “small’ 3ishop’ James | liquor dealers who, officers say, have n waxed so en- | bee noperating here for many months. subject that he| The movement of the law came as poke f inutes bevond the.|a ,complete surprise, to those taken allott re audience, grow [mu. dustody. Their arrests were made ing impa isked him to stop. | by a large force of deputies who had Bishop Cannon said that the Amer- |been issued bench warrants by Fed- fcan dry regime would never be alter- |eral Judge Barrett of Augusta. The ed. not only because it was part of |men operated under the direction of | the Constitution, but also because | George B. McLeod, United States mar- | “the great majority of Christian citi- [shal. zens of the United States would never | A number of stores were closed to- admit t0 @ new legacy of alcohol |MENt becuuse their proprietors had Cido: been placed in juil Raids day and arrests effected here to- ||t created more popular excitement | apprehension two ago ago | n: of big liguor bore their arrests coolly arranged bond: H oday wppeared to be of a | v of the or persons who we ing forbidden beve their homes. So great was the congestion of the vs in the Federal offices that no effort was made in the afternoon to arrange bonds. The greater number were able to provide sureties and were _|given their liberty early tonight. {” Many of those arrested today were first offenders. | In several instances husband and wife were arrested and detained to- gether. Very little red whisky was seized, according to rshal McLeod, who has|saiq that for the most part the con-| 1| traband was white corn liquor. | prohibi the alcoholi a state as il tics from V‘n and Fin tion was n ption clared the citizen wine or | CLIMB TO ALBERTA TOP. Japanese Explorers Scale Moun- tain in Canadian Rockies. SEATTLE, W 5 P).— Aftering climbir Iberta, in aki. Jupa. h., Augu Mount cies, Y. and five compan Alpine Club were here yesterday on their way to Japan. were said to be the They had in- taxation, t nn =3 Mount Alberta. were a by two Swis ’Tho (‘Iln\h was ’Mal’rerl July |ended July 21. Sixteen hours were taken to reach the summit of the peak, which is 11,874 feet high. The |descent was made in 14 hours. DENVER, Aug (P).—For_the | first time in history, a woman, Mrs. mended tk which w abnormal e Swedish syst successful in sumption Denies Wife's Charges. Will A. Hughins, garage owner 1441 Rhode Island ay vester asked Chief Justice McCoy to quash 2 writ of ne exeat by which he was | A- B. Edmonds of Chicago, descended required to remain in Washington |the east face of Long's Peak, near hparine 'O & mafntenancs | Bere. ves v. That portion of the noted mountain is a precipice of . 700 feet, which is much easier to climb than to descend. Accompanied by two male guides, Mrs. Edmonds otiated the descent in seven and v his Althea ( Through srney Harry rger the husband denies that he intends to take up his residence in Virginia, but admits he has been | Ne& boarding near Occoquan He ye his k““" alf hours. wife receives, 5 per month from | 4 DA two which she holds and | An elect tive being tried driv lout in Gern atteries Felt and Velour Hats ewest Autumn Colors -—-Clever Styles Style and Quality at Popular Prices. Largest variety in the city! $2.98, %3.98 to %6.50 = Around the Hats Mado Corner From n-mmmm High By Expert il 6‘14 Twelfth Street i —Mighty Low Prices for Such Beautiful Furs FINAL DAYS of our most successful AUGUST SALE When Style, Value are so closely inter- locked, as they have heen during the Capitol's August it stands to reason that les would result in propor- tion—every record has been broken. Your coat is wait- ing for you at a remarkable saving—better hurry. Quality and Best Furs For Over 15 Years THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST Y (N AV Y (A [ (2 (Y (2 (N (Y (N (3 (| T AN T N (A SAVINGS! 25, 1925. AT (2 SAVINGS! sterly flock Cleering EVERYWHERE SAVINGS! Coats for Little Women play a big part in our great August Sale of New Winter Coats An event that still of- fers—for the few remain- ing days of August—guar- anteed Savings of $10 to $25 per coat! Here’s Why Little Women Should Buy Coats Made Especially For Little Women: 1. They fit all short women—stout or slim—immediately. 2. They do not require extra al- terations—saving you time and tiresome fittings. 3. The lines are not spoiled, nor embroidery cut into by altera- tions. You see the garment— not guess what it will be like when altered. 4. They are styled to suit the small woman's particular personality. The New Coatings are For Little Women This lovely coat of the new fabric, Carmina —in_the new color. Tanager! Note the in Plumage Shades: smart side flare—new. Col Plover—Cuckoo—Piranga Tanager—Falcon—Blue Jay Brown Dove, and, of course, Black lar and cuffs a of beaver fur August Price—$75 Four Main August Sale Groups! $ This fine group includes coats of Veloria, with 8 tucked, inset panels, Jap Fox shawl collar and cufis ; 5 fur or Jap Fox Squirrel flared side panels. Coats of Carnelaine, with Queen Anne collar of Beaver or Natural Squirrel. Ripple s Coats of beautiful, lustrous Roulustra and Velsheen 95 with tucked panels and side flares, and collar a cuffs of Beaver, Bro Fox, Kit Fox, Natural Squir rel and Fitch mptuous coats. *125 or Beaver Little Women are also represented in our Coats priced from $155 to $325, which go—for the rest of August—at a guaranteed saving of 15% on our September and October prices. flare coats of Formosa, with Squirrel collars Lovely coats of Velsheen and Carnclaine, with side e muffler coilar and cuffs of Beaver and back flares E others with large collar of Natural Fashion's favorite coating— p. Colla \d cuffs of Natural and or collar, ¢ and panel of Skunk luxurious Winter garments for the Needlepoint—probably leads this_gro Dyed Squirrel cnrich these little women Little Women's Shop—Second Floor. Fortunate indeed!— Our representative has just picked up a little lot of Radium Silk Lace-trlmmed $5.90 to $7.50 Sllps —at a price which enables us to offer slips Val lace trimmed. Filet lace trimmed. Even the hem edged with lace, at only. . .. $4.85 Both flesh color and white—for wear with Sum- mer frocks or with dance or evening frocks all the i Deep shadow hem—and that fine, high-grade quality of radium silk that will give you ‘splendid Street Floor Tomorrow! Another Sale of Wonderful Silk Gowns The silk of higher priced gowns, the tucking, the laces, the making of higher priced gowns: the bateau necks so many people want—the wide self-strap if you choose—with white as well as orchid, peach, Nile green and light blue in the assortment. The full assortment ready when the store opens—and surely there’ll be wonderful selling, because these are wonderful values. You'll find them on the Third Floor. Whether or Alert Buying —it really doesn’t matter. The fact re- mains that tomorrow we are able to offer Pure Silk Umbrellas sell for $5, at. $3fi- And they're beautiful! They have inch-and-a- nalf borders of fine satin and cleverly carved hardwood handles, with silk cords. Tips and ferrules are of amberite. Mounted on 10-rib paragon frames. That ordinarily Street Floor Tomorrow—3rd Last Day of This Summer Clean—Up Oh, what a beginning this great Sale qu had! It has left all previous records for “first days” far behind! about! Everybody’s “in on it” who wants to be! (Hundreds of items not mentioned here—all reduced!) Women’s Summer Dresses 7—Women'’s $18.75 Tailored Crepe de CRine Sports Dresses, high short shapes, size 3 sleeves, --$10.00 $29.50 Tailored ses, of embroidered . French_blue, nd green, $23.00 $29.50 Crepe de Street Dres: with pleated ruffles, button trim- mings. Short sieeves. Ros: green and brown. Sizes to 42 ... ; .$23.00 +—Woman's $35 Ensemble Cos- tume, in black faille silk, with printed frock. Size 36, $23.00 2—Women's $39.50 Street Dresses, of flat crepe, with long sleeves. Black and beige. Sizes 36 and 44 . L....$23.00 2—Women's $45 Street Dresses, in rust crepe de chine, with long sleeves. Size 36...$23,00 1—Woman's $49.50 Figured Crepe Chiffon Dinner Dress, with beaded girdle. Size 36..$25,00 3—Women's $39.50 Georgette Crepe Dresses, veiled over printed crepe. Black. Sizes 38, beige, maize 6—Women's Chine 2—Women’s 54950 Dlnnar Gowns, of printed chiffon, with jabot fronts. Sizes 36 and a7l .°$35.00 Women’s Coats 2—Women's $165 Dressy Silk Coats of black crepe, satin and rust Ottoman silk, with deep black or kit fox borders, $67.85 1—Woman's $95 Black Bengaline Silk Coat with fitch border ..... $38.75 1—Woman's $95 Black * Waool Ottoman Coat with embroid- ered panels ....... .-$36 1—Woman's $89.50 Navy Lor- chene Coat with naturai musk- rat tuxedo revers...... 2—Women’s $69.50 Navy and Black Twill Coats in straight- line and flare models, with self and detachable fur col- $38.85 fars %0 6—Women's 35950 Shro(ly Tai- lored Coats in navy and black twill 1—Woman's 545 Brown Twill Coat with fur-edged collar . ..$24.85 1=Woman's $125 Blmbvno Joseena Coat with flare border 34.85 1—Woman's_ $35 - Flame | Color Velveteen Sports Jacket, $12.85 Wonmen's Coat Shop— Second Floor Little Women’s Coats 2—Little Women's $49.50 Coats of navy and tan twill, $19.85 2—Little Women's $65.00 Dressy Twill Coats with fur-trimmed coliars ..... 24.85 Continue to 3—Women’s $49.50 Afternoon | 1—Woman’s $89.50 Imported Frocks, of georgette over print- | Sports Dress, of white crepe od creps, lace-trimmed crepe with long slesves. roma and printed crepe de | Size 36......... { lack or black-and- $65 Tailored After- 36, 42 and 44....$35.00 ses, of flat and satin e, with jabot fronts. T—-Woman's $65 Black Lace Din- | Bjack and blond. Long or short ner Gown, over beige slip. Long, | B, et pae Gow ; sleeves. Size 36......- i G Size 36..$45.00 | 1" \omane $85 Biack | Satin 2—Women's $55 Printed Chiffon | Street Frock, in_pencil blue, with long sleeves. Size 40.§45.00 2—Women's $25 and $35 Flannel Ensemble Costumes, with frocks of self or printed crepe.. . $15.00 1—Woman's $75 Beaded Crepe 3—Women's $69.50 Printed Chif- fon Dresses, with godets, knee ruffles and side jabots. 36 Roma Dinner Gown, in per- and 40 ......... 35.000 vanche blue. Size 36....$55.00 Slips to wear with these Dresses! $1.50 Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Slips and Step-ins, of voile and sheer nainsook, and a few handmade Chemise and Gowns—in white only 2 --$1.19 $1.00 Slips, of sheer namsnok edged with val Ilcn or Swul embrold ery; and Step ins, of nainsook or cotton cr In flesh color and orchid .. e e 89c $7.50 Crepe de Ch\n= Ceuku Shp tallored or Iace trimmed, slightly mussed, and not all sizes in each color—flesh color and white.$5 85 $5.00 Costume Slips, of radium silk and crepe de chine, in tailored styles, with hemstitched tops. A hw edged with filet lace (in radium silk). White only. Mussed. ot $3.95 Pongee Shnt with tailored iopl and deep shadow hem Not all sizes ..... $2.95 X n(l-'r\\ear—Thlr(l Fi hmr ( ostume \hp\—\(rl@l Floor Misses’ Apparel Cuts Prices! s’ $10.75 to $1275 Voile | 7—Misses’ $25 to $29.50 Coats, of , handmade and hand- | georgette flannel and with embroidery cheviot $10.00 -----§$3.00 14—Misses’ $35 to $55 Sports, 10—Misses’ $16.50 to $19.50 Tub | Afternoon and Evening Frocks, Silk and Printed Silk Dresses, of georgette, lace and flat in smart styles ..$7.50 crepe . f --$21.75 | 6—Misses’ $35 to $50 Coats, For 18—Misses’ $18.75 to $25 Sports and Afternoon Frocks, in plain sport and dress, in silk, flannel and twill $18.75 drawn, and stitching and striped silks...... §12.50 | 5—Misses' $55 to 6950 Coats, of ; Taille silk, sati d" Pat 16—Misses’ $20.50 to $49.50 Geor- | crepe. "Fur collars or . (g:e(te. (i(repe Roma, lzrmzed | borders SR 75 repe, Kashmir and Chiffon d Afternoon and Evening | T e e S e Dresses . 17.50 | with fur borders and 10—Misses’ $39.50 to $59.50 En- | S S e --$34.75 3—Misses’ $20.50 Suits, of tweed and jeweltone, with box jackets. Gray and green.. .-$12.50 semble and Afternocon Frocks, | of georgette, crepe satin. In powder blue, rose, green and navy ... ..-$28.75 Misses' Apparel Shops—Third Floor Specials in Underwear and Costume Slips For Tomorrow! $7.50 Radium Silk Costume Slips, $5.90 Not often do slips of such lustrous quality of radium silk go at so low a price! These featured for tomorrow have tailored tops and self straps—and deep shadow hems. An unusual color range, too! Flesh color, white, peach, pencil blue, rust, black, navy blue, faun and cocoa. $1.95 Nainsook Slips, $1.35 Beautifully trimmed with val lace and Swiss embroidery. Deep shadow hem. Built-up shoulder and strap models. Quality—for a very low price. On the streets, in the street cars, on top of busses—everywhere it’s being talked Jelleff-quality Summer apparel and accessories going at unheard of prices! saving party tomorrow! Join the big And you can’t help saving! Clean House! 1—Woman's $85 Dinner Gown, of crepe Elizabeth, in powder blue. Size 55.00 1—Woman’s $98.50 Black Net Evening_Gown, with circular drape. Size 38... $65.00 3—Women's $50 Chiffon Dinner Gowns, tunic models, with jabot fronts. Belge, rose, green. 36 and 38.. $23.00 1—Woman's $95 Printed Crepe de Chine Ensemble Dress, in black and white. Size 36 $55.00 1—Woman's $110 Printed Crepe de Chine Street Dress, in navy and white. Size 40 $55.00 1—Woman's $85 Gray Crepe Elizabeth Afternoon Dress, in scarf model. Size 40....$65.00 1—Woman’s $115 Black Satin Street Dress, trimmed in pen- cil blue. Long sleeves. Size aSE -.-$45.00 1—Woman's $159 Ensemble Cos- tume, with coat of imported cretonne, and kasha dress. Size 38 .. --$45.00 1—Woman's $175 Eiack Tawlnred Street Dress, with long sleeves and new, high neck, trimmed in Chinese red. Size 36...$95.00 1—Woman's $65 2-piece Dress, of gray satin. Size 36 $45.00 Women’s Suits and Sports Togs 8—Women's $65 to $125 Fine Tailored Suits, in_hip and 24 length jackets. Of cordette, twill and covert, in brown, gray, tan and navy blue, $46.85 4—Women's $55 Wooltex Suits, in mixtures and checks in gray and tan, with box or panel jackets $33.85 3—Women's $19.50 Khaki Knick- er Suits with belted jackets $4.85 2—Women's $19.50 and $25 Linen Riding Habits $14.85 4 pairs of Women's $7.50 White Gabardine Riding Breeches $2.85 12 pairs of Women's $7.50 to $10 Riding Breeches of white rep, or white and tan linen..$3,85 Women's Suit Shop Second Floor Blouses and Sweaters $1.95 Cotton Blouses of voile, dimity; tailored models, with long or short sleeves 75¢ $2.95 and $3.95 English Broad- cloth Blouses, tailored models, in white, powder blue and buff $1.95 $5.95 to $895 Silk Blouses of crepe de chine and printed silks overblouse styles, with long or short sleeves, and round or V neck lines 2.95 The Simple Frock Shop Opens Its Fall Season! An Extraordmary Sale of Over 150 New Satin Dresses for Fall 20 new styles—for women, sizes 36 to 44. For Misses, sizes 14 to 20. Wonderful Style Choice! Straightline Models; Bolero Effects;:Pleated Vestee Fronts; Round, V and High Necklines; all have the wanted long sleeves, many show- ing the new puffed cuff, flared cuff or new lantern sleeve, which ties at wrist with put-on flare. Promptly at 9:15 tomorrow, ’15 { I The New Colors I Pansy usual! Pencil Cuckoo Black—the color always demanded! Flare; A price that only the co- operation of leading manu-, facturers made possible! Un- Flares Dominate! Every sort of flare may be seen in this won- derful collection for tomorrow Apron Flare; the Flare that circles from side to back; the Back Flare that goes with the flat front. Wednesday, begins this Sale, opening the Fall Season in the Simple Frocks Shop—the selling: The the Circular Flare; the Tunic most attractive Downstairs Store in Washington. Daylight fitting rooms, regular delivery service, charge priviliges for those who have accounts here—all the advantages of any of our when you choose your dress! and get choice! departments will be at your command Only 150 dresses—at least 1,500 women will want them—choose just as early as you can i by L1 o AT oL 3] e ry