Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1926, Page 7

WOMAN OFFICIAL - KILLED N INQUIRY Probation Officer Shot by Man Whose Children Were Said to Be Starving. Re the Associated Prest HAMMOND, Ind.. March 22, While Investigating aight children to her as Myers, 45 ve; probation oM throngh Lester Fint kinse, 52 he had q fering in his She died melousness late last night had not hended Neighbors recentl: Myere that Fin amployment for his famil homa and started questio children Fintkine entered the room. it {a sald. and ¢ #ha was th her missi rogation revalver and v He drew a niking' wife 15 In A loca having just glven hirth to a THE WEATHER District - Increasing cloudiness; rain late tonight amorrow; Tising temperature; southeast winds. Maryland - Iner probabiy followed night and tomorrow tura tonight and in centrs portions fomarrow; me ta southenst shifti winds. frginia Tneveasing lowed by rain late t d tomer row: risi uperature tonight and row. moderate 1o fre shifting 10 southwest winds. 4 pm., 36 K pa | ht, 39: 4 a.m., 34 & am., Barometer 4 pur $0.33; 12 midnight 2 am., 30.30 Highest temper at 5 p.m. vesterd ture, 3! Tempe: Highest, 56: § oceurred west tempera Today—Low tlde, am. and 956 pm.; high tide, 237 am. and 8.02 p.m. Tomorrowe—Low tide, 10:17 a.m. and | 10550 pm.; high tide, 3:35 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today —Sun rose, f:10 a.m.; sun sets, Sun rises, 0% p.m Moon 12012 pim sets, 2 am. Automobile Jamps to be lighted one half hour after sunser Condition of the Water. Temperatire and condition of the water at (i Temperature, 4 Weather in Various Cities. © Temperature. == H ndition, clear, Btations Weather., alle at 8. am.— | Leading School Editor I‘ d, Ohio, the | purnal, * the | ), as putt best schoal paper in th States. | WET POLL DISCOUNTED. ' | | Methodist Board Says Straw Vote | Is Unrepresentative. 1 The hoard of temp . prohibt. tion and public of the Metho t il Church in a formal ed the polls t is seen, the “the votes re- | small_frac. | population of the | ressional ®elections | ars” referendums nn | the hoard safd that “the | won them with IHl\nnVflnI\Iy§£ and by overwhelming ma | e | who wishes to invest 30,000 to $1,000,000 in well located downtown business | I | | | CLIENT | property, yielding a fair re- turn, G office for details, MCKEEVER-ndGOS " REALTOR Main 4752 in touch with our K St Now!' et after the hearti- | . Can smile & in Stopeall an’and belehing | i vidines: belching. A litHe Mine 18 all your stomach nends! 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Sheer Silk “Bobhed” Hose, with ffs—just the hose you will want for Spring and Summer—in all of these Spring, 1926 shades— Rosewood Green Cheri Gray Camel Circassian .. Gardinal Hoggar Platinum White Toreador Taupe $1.50 Exquisitely Sheer, Silken Hose-—= full length in the smartest shades now worn in ‘Paris— Ficille Perle Crerette Chair Chauvre Chochette Sable Sauterne Chataigne $3 For Town and Country Wear Imported English Golf Cuffed Sncks, in two tones, $2. Rayon and Lisle Derby Ribhed Hose, twn-tone mixtures, $3.50, Hosiery Seetion, First floor. At the Foot of the Mode But the Height of Fashion The New Alligator Pump $13.50 The vogue of alligator pumps is epitomized in this classic of foot- wear—for sports or street. A bow of leather conceals an elastic goring; covered Cuban heel. ‘Women's Shos Section, Third floor, Belcano Facials A beautiful flawless skin is not acquired over night but its achievement is entirely possible with Belcano Skin Tonic, under the skilled hands of one of our expert operators. A tonic for sagging muscles, which rebuilds, stimulates and revitalizes—leave ing the skin beautifully smooth and soft. Hair Dressing Section, Second floor. “ Black Satin Coats for Easter Sponsored by Paris Presented by Woodward & Lothrop Worn by Smart Washingtonians The very complete collection of individual satin and silk coats has heen assembled under one roof for the fastidious clientele of Woodward & Lothrop. The black satin coat is Fashion's choice for Easter—in any of its many interesting versions. Rippling Shoulder Cape, on a straight Wrap Coat. The Cape Coat with Shoulder Cape or Cape Sleeves. The Satin Coat, lind with Cashmere. The Coat with collar or revers of White Ermine. The Silk Coat, Stitched and Quilted. Ottoman Faille Coats, richly stitched. Patou’s Scalloped Coat, with Squirrel Collar. Mole Fur Bordered Cape Coat, with Monkey Fur Collar. Bloused Back Coat. with novel sleeve. Satin Coat with Cashmere revers and cuffs. $69.50 to $150 Women's Coat Section, Third floor. Fashion’s Newest Conceit Monogrammed Rhinestone Pins Made to Order in Y our Own Initials To he truly smart a sparkling rhinestone pin with your monogram must twinkle on your hat, on your shoulder or handbag, as slipper buckles, or on your cuff. There are many other ingenious ways of wearing these enchanting pins—and often on the most fashionable, two matching pins are seen—one on the hat and the other fastens the scarf. These fascinating rhinestone monograms are set in circular or diamond shaped platinoid brooches, with safety clasps. $7.50 and $9. Jewelrs Section, First fioor, The Vogue for Gray FABRICS Gray always appeals to the smart set of Washington. and it is sponsored by Paris this Spring—presented by Woodward & Lothrop —in its infinite variety, ranging from the soft warm tones to the cold blue grays. Every woman will find flattering shades in silks and woolens for her Easter costume in— Silks Flat Crepe, 40 inches wide, $3, $3.50, $4.50. Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide, $1.85, §2.50, $3. Satin Crepes, 40 inches wide, $3, $3.50, $4.50. Taffetas, 36 inches wide, $2, $2.50, $3. Brocades, 40 inches wide, $3. Pongee, 32 inches wide, $2.50. Radium, 40 inches wide, $2, $2.50, $3.50. Crepe Faille, 40 inches wide, $4. Woolens Charmeen, 54 inches wide, $6. Tashian, 54 inches wide; $6. Rayon and Wool Homespun, 54 inches wide, $6. Rayotwill, 54 inches wide, $3.50. Twillosheen, 54 inches wide, $4. Satinsheen, 54 inches wide, $3. Novelty Suiting, 54 inches wide, $3.50. Flannel (all wool), 54 inches wide, $2.75, ersey (all wool), 54 inches wide, $2.75, roadcloth, 54 inches wide, $4.50, Tweed, 54 inches wide, $4.50. 8ilk and Woolen Dress Goods Sections, Second floor. \ MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1926. New Lily of France Girdles, $10-%° Three new models of Lily of France girdles form the proper foundation for the Easter frock or suit. Achieving the slender lines of youth, these girdles are’by no means confining. Lily of France girdles are the choice of the young woman for the very reason that they combine grace of line and freedom of movement, One supple model, comfortable yet supporting, is fashioned of silk figured Broche and surgical elas- tic. Another model of surgical elastic and beau- tiful Broche has a raised waistline im the front, giving a smooth line. A pancl-front and panel- back madel of lovely silk-figitred Broche and elastic gives the slender silhouette, endorsed by Fashion. Corset Section, Third floor. The New Cottons Dimity --- India Linons 38c Yard Nothing could be more refreshing than these first heautiful cotton fabrics—Dimity and India Linons -in bright profusion that rival the first flowers of Spring. Whether vou are choosing for Spring or Summer wear, vou will find the assortments lovely in color and design, and here you will find just the fabric for children’s little frocks and for vourself, house dresses and cool parch and Summer dresses, Dimity - \White and finted grounds, with floral patterns in colars—36 inches wide. 38c yard. India Linons— White grounds with attractive designs in colors— 38 inches wide. 38¢ yard. Cotton Goods Section, Second floor. Presenting to Smart Washingtonians— Lincoln - Bennett English Hats Saunterer, 1 Saunterer, 2 $15 These hats are tailored of the finest of Englich felts, in England, especially for Waodward & Lothrop in Washington. There are twa smart models—either almost universally hecoming and appropriate with every type of daytime costume. In all th® Jew colors smart for Spring and later. Miliinery Section, Third flsor. In the Blouse Section, Third floor. The Ever-Smart 2-Piece Blouse Frocks $1675 and %21 This two-piece frock, so heartily approved by smart women everywhere—proves more popular with each new “edition.” So vouth- ful, and yet withal, a bit sophisticated a fashion that it has both a wide and smart appeal. This new collection boasts a varied choice —including clever prints, often combined with plain crepes—crepes alone and prints alone—the skirts always on bodices—and often smartly pleated—the hlouses using the popular smocking or fagoting and bright little buttons for trimming. One model is sketched—a lovely rose crepe de chine, chic with its fagot- ing and buttons—$21. Blouse Sectien. Third fleor. New Easter Dresses For the Larger Woman $29:50 to $95 Most flattering to the majestic figure are these dresses, designed especially to be slen- derizing, yet forfeiting none of the requi- sites of fashion. Long lines, achieved by panels, low V neck and vestee front, slight flares or pleats are a few of the hecoming features. Prominent in the Easter collection: Printed Crepes Beaded Chiffon Crepes Flat Crepes Frost Crepes Georgettes Satins Crepe Roma Novelty Weave Crepes . Georgette combined with Taffeta Printed Crepe combined with Plain Georgette Jabots, Vestees and Embroidered Panels Special Size Section, Third fivor,