Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1926, Page 18

* WILL RESUME RAIL HEARINGS TUESDAY ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Orchestra concert at band auditorium, Marine Barracks, fomorrow at 33530 pm., b United States Marine Band O chestra, William H. S mann, ieader. Taylor Branson, second leader. h. adetzky Rossint Overture, “Tancredi”... Rossini Zihiman Announces Session, (e Serenstriiapsliang Wlth Trac.llon Ofilclals (hy Funeral march from the Invited to Testify. hallet “Plerrot Macabre™ (buriesque) Lanciani Grand scenes from Waitz Seenes de halled, “Champagne” . Opus Zihlman of the nnouneed today rman House Czibulka hesire. Northern Opus .. .Grieg Frolic,” Sulte d'o Impressions,” (a) “Shepherd's tempo di valse. 4 merzer (b) “Rustic F aves will| atto energi ey () “The Woodl morning at | allegretto the caucus room of ) the House Office Building. with of Cinis of the Washington Railway {hd Capital T Tistriet committee that heari Iation with a i street raflway lesis view fo determinin, to effect ival,”” menu- what can he done and 1o lower he re: 10 street car ey imed Tuesdiy Crailas M o'cloek in allegro alla Marines' hymn, Montezuma.” “The Star Spangled Bann! “The Halls of trie Co. and the ‘0. invited to testify. utilities subcommittee ‘ INTEREST IN U. §. Democrat, of which | 3 =, i " Dr. W. Dawson Johnston, Former | Director of American Library | einia Rai the hand tix which it this | en of benefit in build munity it serves and - | npetition of bus ng ai tax. there is a | literature | community I in Paris, Speaks Here. French people are evin interest in Americs hought than ever be Johnston. u the Am ared in an meeting last night of the District |brary Association at the Mount Pleas- | L -‘\n’>| 1 that this bridge lant branch of the Public Library. ind that be-| " Dr. Johnston recently returned 1 total of $312.315 | this country after in hridze txes ha< heen pakl in eXCess | four vears of the American Library. | of the amount spent on maintenance [which was established in Paris during of the bridze. which totaled $307.000. |the war as an outgrowth of the work of the American Library Association {for the Amer soldiers and has since been maint med there. From his observations in that post hnston declared that the French interest in American literature turns o the romantic rather than the | works of this countrv, and iy stories of Western life and in industrial and political pment Johnston is returning to Franes ina few weeks as the limu;mm repre. # of the Library of Congress. taking up his vwork in Paris for American Library, which he has| 0 lmportang cente o Amerd el dnstitntions, 1 <trong feature in i company to continue sol Is Interstate Road. Maj. W. Ji. R. Coveil, assistant engi neer commissioner of the District ap- peared for the District Commissioners. under whose admir ration the High way Bridze is 1 He said that the Commt jection 1o passaze of this bill, but that | i fon because this should be n NOTED HEBR.EW WRITER AND EDUCATOR DIES Rev. Dr Kohler Was Fonorary President of Central Rabbis’ By the Associ S YORK. January president emeri- Union Colie, president FRIDAY NIGHT IS SYNAGOG NlGHT and Choir Sing—as hears | Tant week: decture suboects ns an- || SIXTH ST. SYNAGOG Kaufmann Conference. yYauT quickiyTrade for Studebaker Power Durability Finish | the Helrew Cincinnati. anad honar: the Central Rabhis. died 1o ¢ illness incident to cld il Blessin=” while i Jewish pulplts to its “Cascarets” 10¢ | tunovation of A which wars sulo Jew sresidion the United ¢ 7 e rabbi constipated, sick! | @ One or twol| Union pleasant candy-like | | been president en “Cascarets” taken | Vizoro any time will mild- | P Iy stimulate your | 53 Tiver and = your how s, vou will hoth look and feel clean, sweet and refreshed. Your head will} be clear, stomach sweet, tongue pink | and vour skin rosy. Recause “Cascarets™ platform supported by four | Sicken. it has become the largest| horees, Toaesian dancers | selling laxative in the world. | at an exhibition in Burope Directions for men, women, chil- dren on each hox—any drug store. dewish encyel p or Influenza # Laxaive RROMO never gripe or 5002‘/135 611’26/7’6]4’35&63 \\\ the shin ~~ Fragrant w1t}1 the natural odor of fresh lilacs Ed. Pinaud’s LILAC VEGETAL for the Skin WASHIN Friday, Jewelry Novelties............ 4581 Jewelry at 35¢ 27—$3.95 French Noveltics, $2.95 Also brooches in novelty styles, $2.95. 72—83.50 French Pearl Chokers, §1.58 NGTON, .35¢c to $5 oque pearls (manufactured) in graduated style; creamy combined with orchid, pink, gold, gun metal and blue. 7 50 to $25 French Novelty Necklaces, $5 fully made French pearls and crystals; every one differant in color and design. D. C., 'THURSDAY, JANUARY 28. 1926. T ETETT T T TG 1216 F St N.W. Tomorrow—Greatest of Friday Our last opportunity to close out small lots before we take account of stock on Saturday! Both Women's and Misses’ Coats and Dresses have been grouped wnder few pric see at a glance almost <chat there is at ten dollars, or every one of these groups. /3 Odd garments will he put in almost without regard to orig tzeenty or at any other of the group prices! inal markings. heads to make the choosing casy. And there will be big opportunitics in Friday, Odd Toiletries $1 French Face I'owder S1 Loosepack Black Enamel ... : 31 Guest Size Englich Soap (12 cakes). ... $11 Rosine Nuit de Chine ° $1.30 Rlack Enamel Loosepack : $2 Make-up Removing Tissue !‘u;»m“ '$1.75 Ream Clearaways! You zaill be able to So you had hest not miss this greatest of Fridays at Jelleff's—the garment you wish most may be at the higgest reduction. Friday—Women’s and Misses’ Coats! Friday, Coats Friday, Coats =l Women's C were 839.50 to $7 Of brown Newzelia with Jap mink collar “and cuffs. $25 Size 34. Of lustrosa, in black or queenbird, trimmed in chinchilette. Sizes 36 and 38 with kit fox collars. with fitch collar an 1—“Little Woman's' cuffs. Size I5' 5. O—Women's Sports Coats: Of carmina, Sizes 34 and 36. cuffs. Size 38. were SH0 in gracklehead or falcon gray, Of veloria, in brown, Coat of wine veloria, with seal collar and to $49.30 Of imported mixtures with fox and opossum fur collars. Sizes 36 and 38. Wooltex make topcoats, in gray or brown, with raccoon and opossum collars. Misses' Coats: were S435 and 855, Sizes 34 and 38. nd fur-trimmed sports models in straightline and models; singlc and double breasted: fur trimmings. In tan, brown and aray. Junior Misses' Coats: were 839.50 and many with <1030 Models of nlrk cloth and mixtures, in gray and hrown. 7 Sizes 17'2 and 1 — — Friday, Coats Women's Coats: were S03 to SR9.30. Of black carmina, in straightline model, with Jap fox collar Size 42, Sizes 36 to 40. Size 42 and cuffs. collar and cuffs. stole collar and deep cuffs. with fox collar and cuffs. Size 38. Of uray squirrel collar and cuffs. Size 36 oueenbird, with beaver and natural Sizes 36 and 38. Misses” Coats: were $39.50 to Elaborately fur-trimmed models of ¢ int. Of gracklehead vivette with Korean fox Of brown veloria, with wolf Of tanager-color carmina, lustrosa, with Of carmina, in green or wolf collar and cuffs carmina and lustrosa, in straightline and flared models, with collar and cuffs of ringtail cpossum, natural sauirrel, queenbird, brown dove or bla Junior Misses™ Coats: In suede, deerona, pinpoint: models, all fur-trimmed. collars. Some with edgings of Jap fox. ringtail opossum. In gracklehead blue, and cuckoo. were S30.50 natural brown 3 Little Women's $39.30 and $79.30 beaver or dove, skunk. In and $49.30 straightline. flared and wrappy With muffler, Tuxedo and Queen Anne squirrel and lipstick oats. Ripple flare models in aray and cuckoo-color venise with Jap fox collar. Sizes 15'2 and 17' 2. Jap fox collar. Size 15! ———————————— Friday, Coats Women's Coats. Were S60.50 to 81 Or of black pinpoint, with Flare models of vivette, in gray or grn:klehead blue, with fox collar, cuffs and border. and cuffs. Sizes 36 and 38. Vivette with lynx or squirrel collar and cuffs. or bllAck Size 36. Or with fitch or squirrel collar Flare model coats of Fortuna or In gracklehead coats of Carmina in gracklehead, black or Queenbird blue, with platinum wolf coliar ard cuffs. Sizes 34 to 40. Coate of Vivette, Lustrosa or Veloria in flare or straightiine models trimmed in wolf or fox fur. Sizes 26 and 38. Misses' Coats. Were $790.30 Wrappy, straightline and flared models Mosulera and Pinpoint. With collar and cuffs. edaings and panels of rich furs. In cuckoo, br: and biack. i E et 1—Little Woman's™ 8115 Coat SIXQ 1517, ———————————————— of g border. Friday, Coats ........... Junior Misses' Coats: een Cirmnni with nazural muskrat collar, and SRIO.50 of Lustresa, and some with wn dove, wine cuffs and $15 were 8235 and $35. Of imported tweeds and plaids in straightiine models, fur- trimmed, with muffler collars and five-inch cuffs. white, tan and brown, gray and blue. Black and Friday—Windbreakers! 2—%1830 Suede Jerkins .$9.25 OF suede leather with worned knitted sieeve; reduced to half price for immediate clearaway! Windbreakers ..510 With knitted worsted collar, cuffs and hip- band in plmn shades to match the suede. red, blue and black. gray and tan. Friday—Furs Surely tomorrow will be the ways in our fur shop. 8 Fur Coats $165 Bay Seal Coat, plain greatest of Friday Color choice includes tan, green. Also a few in printed alligator designs; clear- $175 Bay Seal Coat, contrasting fur trimming $195 Bay Seal Cape Coat $165 Gray Kid Coat .... $165 Mink Kid Coats. . $129.50 Beaver Color Coney Coa!s 8 Fur Coats............at 28, 30 and 32 inch coats at ex $95 Gray Caracul Coat $150 French Seal Coat (dyed Cnney) $165 American Broadtail Coat . $175 Black Caracul Coat ...... $245 American 'Broadtail Coat . $225 Hudson Seal Coat (dyed Muskrat) $250 Hudson Seal Coat (dyed Muskrat) $450 Jap Mink Coat 20 odd fur scarfs—were $7.50 to $10. Che FUR SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. tly ¢ Friday 200 Hats at 32 Were $7.50 to $12.50 prices, .$47.50 .§75.00 .$82.50 .$87.50 $122.50 ..$112.50 $125.00 $225.00 '$3.00 ce, $3.00. ored and trimmed models in felt, satin, satin and lacse, lour. Black and colors. headdress. For the bobbed head and the full Friday, Coats Friday, Coats........ Women's Coats. . A sports model of lavender and gray combinatian checked camel's hair, with red fox stole collar. Size 36 A brown di- agonal woolen sports model with fox collar. Size 36. Coats of imported plaid tweed with raccoon collars. Dressy models of Roulustra in wine color with Jap mink shawl collar and cuffs. Size 38. Of Carmina, in black or grackle- head, with natural squirrel and fitch collar and cuffs. Sizes 36 and 38 Aiso of Venice, in wine or brown, with platinum or wolf collar and cuffs. Sizes 34 and 36. Of Vivette, in gracklehead blue, with squirrel or wolf collar and cuffs. Sizes 40 to 44 Misses' Coats. Were 895 1o §110 Of Mosulera, Pinpoint, Carmina and Roulustra, in flared and straightiine models. ‘@ith muffier and Queen Anne collars and deep cuffs. Trimmed with skunk, beaver, Jap mink and Natural Squirrel. In gracklehead bl brown dove and black. “Little Women's™ ( Were 383 and &€ Of Veloria and Carmina, with platinum wolf and blue rel collar and cuffs, in black and gracklehead blue. Sizes 15'; and 21 ;. Coats of Fortura and Kashinora, in Queenbird blue or wine. with beaver or kit fox collar and cuffs. Sizes 15's and 1914, $75 Women's Coats. Were S125 to \I Coats of Kashinora and Roulustra, trimmed with beaver and silver fitch; brown, black and red. Sizes 34 to 38. A coat of black Needlepoint, with silver fitch shawl collar and deep cuffs. Size 38. Coats of Roulustra, Larmola and Venice, trimmed with natural squirrel, platinum wolf. silver fitch or brown fox. In wine, black or brown. Sizes 26 to 40. A coat of Santol color Kashorette, with elbow-deep cuffs and Queen Anne collar of mink-dyed squirrel, Size 38 . falcon, s Misses' Coats, A wonderful collection of fine coats, mostly one-of-a-kind models. Of Neediepaint, K nora. Roulustra and Mosulera. In flaring, wrappy, paneled cr straightline styles, with muffler, Queen Anne, Tuexdo and shawl! collars. Deep cuffs of platinum fox, beaver, I and mink-dyed squirrel, skunk and fitch. In grac head e, wine, falcon, sea swallow, black. 10—"Little Women's” Coats. Were $125 to 1 Of black Roulustra, with mountain sable collar, cuffs and border. A roat of brown Fortuna with minktail shawl collar and cuffs. Size 19 5. Coats of Roulustra, in wine or Queenbird blue. with natural fitch collar and cuffs or fox collar and border. Sizes 15'; and Little Woman’s Coats of Carmina or Roulustra, with natural or silver fitck, skunk or fox collar and cuffs. Gray, wine, brow Sizes 152, 17%, 2115, “Large 2 Were 8110 to S195 Coats of Needlepoint, Kashamir and Valoria. in brown, gray or plum: conservative fiare or straightline models, trimmed in beaver. black lynx, fitch or dyed squirrel. Sizes 42's, 44!,, Queenbird trimmed Women's Coats. Were SIRS to §26: Superb models. mainly in one-of-a-kind styles. blus and Wool Velvet, with red fox stols collar to hem and deep cuffs. Size 38. Hickson model, in roquette Fawnskin, natural sauirrel trimmed. Size 38. Brown needlencint with beaver col- iar and cuffs. Size 36. Including Coats of Needlepoint, trimmed fox and fitch. Sizes 36 and 28. Needlepoint trimmed in black iynx. Needlepoint and Roulustra. in biack. gracklehead blue, wine or brown, trimmed in squirrel or fox. Sizes 36 and 38. Misses' Coats. Were SIH45 and S173 All Finer Coats included in this group. Compri BORteN nevRty. it NetiSeoltt et Kathinera s ke flared and wrappy models. With Tuxedo, shawl, muffler and Queen Anne collars of fur. Others with deep cuffs and panels, of kit fox, beaver, natural squirrel, black fox and fitch. Sizes 34 to 42, on Second Floor Sizes 14, 16, 18 vears, Thir Junior Sizes. 13. 15, 17 Years Sizes 42 to 487 in kit fox, black Toor 4. larger . 2nd Floor Friday Women’s Friday, Blouses . 2—S850 Waonltex Tailored Suits, 825 In tan and gray mixtures. Size 38. 3—845 and £39.30 Fur-Trimmed Suits Of tan tweed with opossum fur collar. Size 40. Of tan and gray homespun mixtures with squirrel collars. Sizes 40 and 42 1—8163 Fur-Trimmed Suit. 8§75 Gracklehead Blue Ensemble Costume Suit, with platinum wolf collar, Size 3 3—8198 and 265 Fur-Trimmed Suits, 8935 Ensemble Costume Suit of black velvet with fitch trim- ming. Size 38. Ensemble suits of Joseena, fur trimmed. Size 36. Rust-color Fawn: Ensemble Costume Suit. Size 38. e e e day, Blou ceeeeee 79 to $2.95 35—81.95 Cotton Dimities and voiles in overblouse and tuck-in styles, wnth long or short sleeves. Broken size assortment, 30—S1.95 and $2.95 Biouses.. Of English broadcloth, in tailored style, so desirable for wear all the coming season with tailored suits. Broken size range. .$2.95 035 to 87.50 Silk Blouses Overblouses and tailored tuck-ins, of crepe de chine or satin; some in printed silks. Friday, Sweaters and Jumper Frocks...$1 to 35 12—$10.75 to $16.50 Dresses at......... 20—$15 to $29.50 Dresses ;l 10—52.95 to $3.95 Sweaters Knitted worsted coat models and sleeveless slip-ons th! will be found very useful for months to come. 1078895 Jumper Dresses.. Two-piece models of Balb: dresses, in small sizes. 12-810.75 1o $13.30 Jumper Dresses Two-piece models in two-tone Jersey and of striped worsted. Broken size range. Friday—Leather Bags and Belts! 30—$35 Leather Bags... Practical tailored styles in various le (h"., litieribeann nd red: aiso some pouch styles in tan and red. 15—810 and $12.50- Leather Bags at In suede. Morocco and calfskin; envelope styles with in- pul and mirror; b ulllu||y lined. I(LAM 30 and $18.50 Leather Bags. Laige Clmnsl shages in ta, Brown sad Barguniy; some with monogrammed tab and lining of white kidskin: others with real tortoise-shell frame. Odd lot of Leather Belts at ....39¢ Were $1 to $1.75; black, tan, purple and green. Broken size range. Friday—In the Simple Frock Shop! Dresses for Women and Misses Sizes 16 to 38 Represented $ 4 able styles Chiffons, V'Ivo( and Flat Crepe two pit models, variously Models of satin or Georgette crepe in d. for street or afternoon wear. Satins, combinations trimmed. Georgettes, in one and Friday, Dresses Friday, Corsettes and Girdles. . Friday, Gloves .................. 50¢c Friday, Silk or Wool Stockings. . . Women’s and Misses’ Dresses! Sizes 36 to 42 women's Sizes 14, 16, 18 misses Sizes 402 to 481/ sizes. Y sizes larger wonien’s sizes $10 Women's Dresses, were Satins, velveteens, various smart cam:wnauons. brocades For street, afternoon and evening wear. One-piece models and a few in two-piece. Sizes 36 to 42. €25 Misses” Dresses. were § and £29.50 Jersey, lace and satin canton two-piece and chemise styles, with sleeveless. Tan, pencil blue, green, In basque, circular skirt long. tight sleeves. or maize, cuckoo, black Friday, Dresses Women's Dresses. Soft. Lustrous hined. Lovely ors. including pastel <hades 2 dance wear. Sizes 36 to 42 Misses' Dresses. were 829 30 and $332 Street, afternoon and evening models of georgette, lace chiffon and flat crepe In two-piece, basaue and chemise styles. trimmed with stitching, beading and lace. In coral, maize areen, orchid, brown, pencil blue, black. Junior Misses' Dresses, were 825 and $29.30. Of twill, velveteen and satin canton. In straightline basque and princess model with long tight or bishop sleeves, trimmed in embroidery and stitching were .Q 25 Crepe-hack ; maodels to £39.30. Friday, Dresses Women's Dresses, were 829.50 ; Of satin, tweed, smart wools. velveteens, georgette crepe brocade. chiffon and many combinations. In effective : and styles, suitable for street, afterncon and evening w Misses' Dresses, were $35 and $43 Afternoon and evening frocks in chiffon, gesrgette. velvet Basque, tiered, two-piece, circular draped and straightiine models trimmed with all-over beading. embroidery. stitch handmade flowers and ribbons. In pencil blue, orchid. maze. brown, navy and black. Friday, Dresses ..... Waomen's Dresses. were S Satins, flat crepes and dresses of crepe de chine the finer grade woolens. chiffons, velvets. aeorgettes. Ind and charming models for afternoon and dinner wear, in 3 color assortment including navy and black. Misses” Dresses. were §45 to £49.30. Models in georgette. crepe roma. satin and flat crepe basque, apron front, paneled, cape-back and straightline styi Trimmed with stitching, beadina, handmade flowers. lace 3 ribbon. Sleeveless, bishop and long, tight sieeve =ffects pencil blue. cuckoo. areen. coral, navy, black. Some Friday, Dresses Women's Dresses, were S3° Charming models of crepe roma, tt velvet and smart wools. Just 15 dresses in all. c mode's for street, afternoon and dinner wear, suitable for each occasion Misses' Dresses. were S35 to 859.50 Afternoon and evening modeis of velvet. satin canton. roma and georgette. One-of-a-kind styles. trimmed banding, handsome beadwork, lace, rich embroideries include maize, green, coral, orchid, pencil blue, black. satin. geo [z, Wome™ 51250 and 52950 that were 825 and S39.30. Of flat crepe, in navy, black, brown or queenbird 42! to 48 5. Of navy blue twill and charmeen, in stra line and kick pleat styles, trimmed in contrasting color. Sizes 40';, 425 and 46! Friday, Underwear, 55¢c to S8.85 120—81.50 Grade Vaile Gowns $1 Excellent quality veile in pleated style. trimmed in filet pattern lace. Fiesh. peach, Nile, maize, white. 90 —$1 Ravon NVestsi cuue s cvows s s 55¢ With ribben straps. In orchid, peach, Nile, flesh, maize 60—S1.95 Glove Silk Undergarments $1.35 Step-ins and vests, in tailored and lace-trimmed styles Flesh, orchid, peach and white. Slightly mussed. 30—590 Handmade Gowns > : $4.35 Of French voile, trimmed in real filet and Irish laces Flesh, white or maize. Aiso glove silk qowns and radium rilk chemise in this assortment. Tailored or lace-trimmed. Peach and flesh. Slightly mussed. THIRD FLOOR arger” Dresses Sizes 32 and 52 95 2484 to $8 Girdles in Well Known Makes Gotham, Treo and American Lady—all in desnrable modms for vlrloul types of figures. Not all sizes. 120—3 Corsettes ... $2 A side-fastening model of pink cotton brocade bonod bac and front; two pairs of hose supporters. Sizes 32 to 42. Friday, Costume Slips 50—-810 Costume Slips $8.85 Of good quality crepe de chine, daintily trimmed in laces; white, Nile, red, orchid, flesh, peach. $4.85 20--$7.50 and $8.50 Costume Slips Crepe de chine and crepe-back satin models. in tailored and lace-trimmed styles. Nile, rust, cocoa, navy, black, red 82—52.95 Costume Slips s $1.95 Of radium silk in dainty embroidered styles. Or tub wilk. White, rust, henna, cocoa. navy, black, brown. plain tailored. STREET FLOOR _Friday, Sorosis Shoes, 2 Prs., $6.85 Formerly $7.50 to $12.50 Pumps and oxfords—a collection of discontinued and the remainder of special purchases. All resented in lot, although not in each style. There are shoes in patent leather, suede, calfskin, kidskin, velvet, combinations i k, brown, tan, buff, sand. beige. lines sizes are reo- Friday—Gloves idayiGloye -50c and 81 Finer grades of long gloves in desirable strest shades. Many will cut them down to the preferred short 'sngth. Ali in the lot. lidskin Gloves at $1 8-button style, in black only; sizes 53, 6, 6'4 50c to $1.39 $1.50 to $4.50 Sports Stockings .$1.39 Wool and silk or all-wool stockings in a large variety of attractive patterns and colors. Broken size range. 48 Prs.—Wool and Silk-and-Wool Underhose....75¢ Pr. Essential to cold weather comfort and smart style. 75 Prs. Ribbed Sports Stockings. Of sturdy cotton, ribbed to (hn lae black, gray, lin. aire-