Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1926, Page 27

I (o e e IN WAR ACCUSED OF FRAUD s evassin Crop i Repubic s Keyes Orders Eight Arrests‘ for Land Deals in Los " Angeles County. | scientist to fight the = migratory locusts which tati he crops of ing many farn ty Smithsonian Instttution ks amd mide tural parasites to scusts, Th Mture of h to return, ind hopes ied entomol Problem for Farmers, iculture in southern Mex The insect i powerful and ha tina much larger, 1 considerably than the species of plaint | moen in the United s Ve ipidly from 1 warms, It Henry W bros Cane plantations temalan nd tinued to Museum pecimens of this parasite entina, and also from the ern United States, w upon other species of g ¢ parasitic Re&ucing Many Farmers to Extreme * Poverty—Scientist Sought. The government of Guatemals 1s lappealing to the Tnited S republic extensive studies of strictly ar is the principal money crop of THE EVENING JAPANESE BUY FLEET OF TORPEDO AIRPLANES Machines De:ig_ned to i)ive Against Enemy Ship at 150 Miles an Hour. TO KILL OFF LOCUSTS| By the Associated”Press. | LONDON. October The West- ]mlnsur Gazette today s the Jap- | anese admiralty has bought a fleet 'or the latest type British Blackburn- | Napier torpedo airplapes. pupa stage in| The planes can be used for land e e o | work or as seaplanes. They are de- places where gned to dive toward an enemy ship 160 miles an hour, discharging 'pedoes when a few feet above the {water, and then zooming upward arly bad in| almost vertically out of the range of id. because | muchine guns. ar glonp. In | SR m——— e quiescent | but in | tates following the locust swarms, and continue | this often takes the entomologist into er 1o De-| country where there are no roads and the only means of transport is by | pack mule. i be found in the s for a t numbers and, hosts of are devas |« we liberated and | cust swarms occ to extreme Worse in Tropies. 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Use in cooking too. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is made . by Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michi- gan, and sold by grocers every- where. Served at leading hotels and restaurants, 9, vly upon | ving the alone. corn is the | his N THE WALNUT ROOM PRESENTS THE NEW PARIS FASHIONS —these famous signatures appear on equally famous fashions. WORT H— the most aristocratic dressmaking establishment in Paris sends us the typical Worth drape in a distinguished evening gown, “Dame Claude,” of night blue moire, with rhinestone shoulder straps. JENN Y —always exhilarating — with always something new in a sleeve—adds a new long yoke back in a smart afternoon frock, “Castorin,” with a short separate coat of embroid- ered silk that has all the appearances of silky as- trakhan, edged with dyed lapin. JEAN PATQOU—whose sophisticated sim- plicity is so truly exem- plified in “Maude,” an afternoon gown, in Patou’s own purple, with the new Vee neckline. DRECQOL] —shows a restrained elegance in “Tamise,” robe pour apres-midi, in an exotic fog blue—its .color taking its name from the bluish fog on the Thames River. The flat blouse back and the high-neck jabot of lace are interestingly new fashions. MARTIAL et ARMA N D—features the coat type of frock for street wear, showing a modified version of the famous bat silhouette in “J'y tiens,” another of those chic flat bloused backs, and a rather wide flat girdle. PRE ME T—and fringes are synonymous, fash- ionably speaking. “Les Palmiers,” an exquisite evening gown in one of those lovely sea-colors, takes its name from the gorgeous palm leaves of embroidered short fringes, its only adorn- ment. LUCIEN LELQON G—his intricate cut, his excellent line, and especially his elimination of everything superfluous, is especially noticed in ‘“Master Bob,” robe and manteau de sport, showing the tri-tone colorings in a soft broadcloth, the coat banded in pony skin. —there are original models, of others of the famous designers, as well as some of the petite maisons represented in our collection, any of which will be modeled upon request. THE WALNUT ROOM Third floor. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1926. MWoodward & Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Handbags An exquisite collec- tion of new bags— that are dsfferent— of Lizard. Pony, Ostrich, Patent Leather, in start- ling new colors— Baby Alligator, An- telope, Beaver Calf, Pin Seal and Calf. The Bags Sketched Above—Baby Alligator pouch, mounted om ' amber frame, $21. Left—Pony Skin makes this envelope interesting, $22.50. Right—Glossy Chanel Red Patent Leather Pouch, SI5. Below—Large. Flat Under- arm Bag of Lizard, $37.50. Below—Antelope Pouch of novel shape, $15. Others, $3 to $37.50 Leather Gooda Section First floor. Hand-made Philippine Gowns Made From Our Own $ I ’95 Fine Nainsook Discriminating women have learned to look for Philip- pine gowns that have been fashioned from our own soft nainsook—that we send to the Philippines to be hand-sewn and hand-embroidered—for they are finer gowns and wear longer. Round, Vee and Square Necklines Cotton Underwear Section, Third floor. Decidedly New In styles and colors to complete newly assembled Autumn costumes pouch bags in novel, new styles — lLnvelope and Underarm Bags, in large pro- portions and very flat—doubly inter esting in the new colors, VOGUE Pattern Expert Miss Anna Fennell of New York City will be in the store for the remainder of the assist customers m the choice week to of materials, colors and cor rect Vogue Patterns. This is your opportunity to plan vour Winter wardrobe with an rightness assurance of Fashion Miss Fennell Will Cut Your Dress Without Charge ii you have purchased some particularly fine materials which vou vourself, Miss Fennell will do it for you without charge. Or if voun are in a hurry—and, of course, many customers will be waiting for her assistance—she will lay the pattern on the fabric correctly and you can cut it at home hesitate to cut You will find Miss Fennell in the Vogue Pattern Section Second floor. How Has Summer Left Your Hair The Summer sun and salt water have doubtlessly left vour hair streaked, lifeless and dry. Our treatments and tonics will restore your hair to former health. beauty and lustre. its Expert Operators and Well Appointed Rooms Hair Dressing Section, Second fioor. Women's Imported English Felt Hats Made Expressly for : $ 7.50 Woodward & Lothrop English smartness and English quality have been com- bined in these wool felt hats, with chic touches of gros- grain ribbon trimming. Ideal alike for sports and every day wear—in all the new, rich Autumn colors and the smartest shapes. Matrons’ and Misses’ Styles and Head Sizes Miilinery Section, Third flaor. Autumn Dresses for the Hard-to-Fit Woman Little Womén’s Dresses $25 to $69-50 Petite mat:ons and the younger woman who is stout will find dresses here—especially designed to fit her perfectly—of fashion-right fabrics and colors—and in the foremost styles. Sketched—A youthful model of toast flat crepe sim- ulates a bolero, $29.50. Black canton crepe fashions this matron’s dress, with dolman sleeves, $49.50. Special Size Section. Third fleer. Larger Women's Dresses The long lines of these dresses and the clever use oi dull and shiny fabrics to create slenderizing effect- make it possible for the larger woman to be fashionably gowned. Sketched—Velvet applique—so smart for Fall—trims this Jungle green georgette dress, $75. The dull side of black crepe makes this dress slenderiz- ing, $39.50.