Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., e e e e ey 4 ever, well protected from such an in- vasion Mr. Wilbur explained Amer | protection by saying that every shi |in the American Navy now or sqon | will carry planes on, their decks and | | !(b(h‘;;t battleships are now equipped or | | ROME. ng equipped with a new type of | ghi ve | canini, o . U ] powder propelled catapults which will )Sluppers Say Fact Vessel May Ha puny d {enable them to send out heavy bomb- | 3 | ing and combat planes, as well as tor- | Had Liquor Aboard Should Not | pedo carrying planes, scouting planes | Raid From Skies Impossible, |#nd sea planes. | Air Defense Being Improved. % { Defense Improved. eing improved, Mr. Wilbur sald, 0| pger the American liquor laws is ir Forfeit Other Freight. rmu meet foreign c : it : orchestra feet forsign :([)lm]l)t;(hlun o - th|e OIS e i America’s battleships are also being | ' " o b equipped to meet successfully an air | FulP & Paper Co. of attack idney, Nova By the Associated Press. casion of CHICAGO, March States is safe from tack from the air because aircraft ave |y incapable of making such an attack it they so desired, Curtis D. Wilbur, s s of the Navy. declared here yes 11.—The United | the high seas, he explained, the United | the Ca foreign at. | States Is now spending or K | adian government in support| oo of its claim to a shipment of wood |in which the Canadian steamer | the titul eized a8 a rum runner at | 5,000,000 each ips to pmtovt“ ck from the a any first line battles from an atf DEPORTED, SAYS PRIEST. Wilbur termed an attack from the skies “an utter impossibility,” ex- | Expelled From Nicaragua. He De- | g S plalning that to make a continuous | Sd toughed at flight over the Atlantic Ocean ar 3 CCen route. When clearance tor and his plane would nece: | SAN SALVADOR, Repubiic of Sal- |the Wood pulp cargo was sought at have to be reduced to a minimum s : : Philadelphia, the shi s detalned | weight, the iving them no chance March 11 (P).—Stanislauo | o "o mation th had | to carry b ¢ other destructive | Montenegro, a tary to|taken on & big cargo of whisky and | fmplements of war, and even after| Archbishop Lazvcano of Nicaragua, |champagne while 1 had un- | reaching American shores, if he met | p B IR0 LT 0 that he was | 1€ en route, would be forced expelled by the araguan Con- to land for fuel Protectedl From Plane Carriers tive government under Adolfo pulp aboard | Clackama Philadelphi The attitude of the Canadian gov | ernment _h: d. Clackamas saile clares in Salvador. ador, priest, b | The charge i estigated. | nnin | ave trying to obtain release of their cargo for ate delivery » said he had |They claim that even if the Cl 1 intervention” | did pick up liquor en route it was an | N & se he considered |illegal act done without their knowl- “the Protestant influence” dangerous |edge and does not justify seizure of | to his country the leg: JOIN cargo. “ A FASHION INSTITUTION Pars Washinaton Newlork Bring the Children Tomorrow to the - Opening of Our New SUSCIE : Junior‘ Shop —where those in their teens and younger .will find always the smart new footwear fashions —made by SOROSIS. A toy for every child who comes ac- companied by an older person tomorrow— because we wish you all to see it. The SOROSIS Junior Shop, specializing as it will in footwear for the very much younger set—will make a particular feature at all times of footwear that wears—and that’ wears comfortably—and the shop will be in charge of Salespeople who understand the rules of correct footwear for the difficult ages. The New Shofi is located conveniently under our regular SOROSIS Shop—and can be reached easily by two elevators and a short stairway—so that mothers can solve their own and their children’s footwear problems conveniently at the same time. And it’s-beautiful, light, cheerful, airy— just the place you want to take your child to be fitted in the kind of footwear she ought’ to wear—whether she be 6 months or 16 years. SOROSIS Junior Shoe Shop—Downstairs Store Calfskin-—-with ligator _trim. 8% to 11. 83 Patent Leath Pump, lizard _tris Sizes, 2% to 8, $7.50. Leather “Theo" Tie, " with anake trim. Sizes 2% 10 8. $7.50. & the Plctou | ginning April 26, ch 11 (P).—Arturo Tos orchestral conductor who re- | ently returned from the United States, has_completely recovered his normal Ith and is spending | here with his wife. Although refusing to | or to participate either a few days e journalists | the social | life of the capital, he let be known through f ntends to resume dir at the in Milan, be. en he will conduct v | a performance of “Fidelio” on the oc- the To combat aircraft battling on | Scotia,-which has solicited the aid of | S48 2% O Fe Jncluded in hi plans is *“To: Jlaudio Muzio is to hav ole. Hanan Siges Exclusively at The Hecht Co. With all our capital Meantime the shippers of the wood | this bank’s best assets are its friends. THE FRIENDLY GROUP AT THE FEDERAL-AMERICAN Black Patent Leath e One-strap Pump. Sizes 5-8. $3.00. Black _Patent Tie. blonde Gray Oxford, web trim, Sizes 2% Kid _ Sports black " cob- crepe_sole. to 8. $7.50. New Spring Fashions for Junior Misses! —here now in our Junior Misses' Shop—presenting a perfectly fascinating picture of what the smart young schoolgirl will wear this season. Junior Misses’ Dresses, $16.50, $25. ARBITRATION FAILS e VA ST e O e M sy SRR & RSN AT 1 proeted o cuch 0 | EGAL CARGO ISSUE | ARTURO TOSCANINI WELL. RAISED IN RUM cAsEi'Spends Few Days in Rome With Wife—Arranges Plans. Meeting of Housewives and Butch- By the Associa OIT, DE ers Breaks Up in Tur- moil in Detroit. ed Press. March 11 bo, begun a we b ott | when FRIDAY, MARCH 11, « 1927 st kosher /butchers fn| Rabbi Nathan Ashinsky, one of 10 | g\\‘omsl\ ag: | protest aga its sponsors announced following f: IN KOSHER MEAT FIGHT | 7™t an night. Leaders kosher the on The Pointed Fox Scarf means so much to the t 1 X ou can scarcely from real silver fox at $69.50. A lored suit, furred lux scarfs that tell $59.50 and Fur Shop—Fourth Floor and here ous pointed in the movement announced that 2,000 club women had joined in | the boycott and that as neat shops have been closed The meeting last night, attended by 300 butchers and representatives of | g M housewive: n both sids are f Wins $1,000 Verdiet. for $1,000 was rendered amst C. A. Snow Co. o an upartment house northeast, in for dumages s arbil women er st prices will contizue, | rabbis who offered to declared the | jeopardizing Jewish law observance | because some of the “strikers” might to non-kosher meat ng A verdi arbitration meeting yester i g Colonial Steel Head Dies. ISBURGH, Pu.. March 11 (@), | g o BRI O Brown, 56, president of | Lo 1 Co. of Pittsburgh, [hy the three broke up in turmoil | Dam: refused to make con Flower Fete! vou'll find everything smart in flowers from t boutonniere to the very including F 8 ginal novel fes. and yating new im ports. Flower Shop—Street Floor FASHION INSTITUTION Qaris Washington NewYorh See Yourself in Kasha! Kasha Th: Yes—you must see vourseli in'a new Kasha Coat-—and your quest for your Spring Coat will end right here in our Misses’ Coat Shop—where Kasha Coats scintillate with interesting new style treatments that provide that much-sought-after newness—and where the attractiveness of the price is a pleasant surprise aiter your breath has been taken away by the full beauty of these coats—and the really wide choice! and Satin!—$49.50—$125 glorious new combination—given special prestige by its use in Lanvin's newest embroidered coat, with satin facing Kasha and Flat Furs!—$39.50—$110 The flatter flat furs as they are presented in our collection ermine, white and cocoa, aristocratic American broad sleek monkey, chic pahmi and luxurious squirrel! Kasha and Shawl Collars!— $49.50—8%110 ~—shawl collars of fur. waist-deep or Kasha and Bows!—$49.50—$89.50 momentum than a beau bow on a Kasha Coat—well, all that we can say is that a Satin Bow on a Kasha Coat is surely worth two beaux and bow the trim—which we've reproduced for ¥ E pitonfize the Smartest Spring smarter—and these are the smartest 1 Dress for— Yes, Indeed—that's the way the smartest of them go For a bow on a string. Kasha and Tuckings!—$39.50—$110 s—for to be tucked is to be smart in the aris Stylist: lexicon of F effects is to be even s chevrons down the back of a coat under the sun is smarter than tha Tndeed——y them! Kasha and Fringe!—$69.50—$89.50 there’s an dresses comes to decorate the smartest coats—and there's a fascinating new short diagonal fringe treatment that the great Worth of Paris stole from the dress of the ancient Babylonian monarchs—and which we have copied! Kasha All by Itself!—$39.50—$110 It's smart enough—you'll a flawlessly tailored viv: terpret youth's smartne: out elaboration other than flower boutonnieres, coat. $89.50. What Is Spring Without A Tailored Suit Preferably Navy Twill with the braid-bound coat. Here at— $35.00 And to be really, reaily smart the suit must have a short box coat—either single or double breasted, but always cleverly cut so as to give an extremely straight but quite obvious- ly supple line. This is the rule of the smart tailleur of the mo- ment as it is worn by the really fashionable young woman—and that is why we have had this suit cus- tomized to our specifica- tions. You may select narrow or wide braid trim, ac- cording to your prefer- ence, for both are smart— and both are represented Now, Kasha in Black and All the Lovely tack Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor half-effect—but the shawl's the thing! Misses Frocks * with matcl ing coats come in type for every hour of the day—in flat crepe and new heavy silk crepes cleverly tailored for trotteur wear—in geor gette or georgette ‘and satin, soft and gfaceful versions—for tea dances and bridge. It may be pouch, square, notched, this season is a matter of much grea and when it comes to a s ~and to be tucked in diagonal arter. As for tucks that make well, really—nothing and you'll adore There afe smart cardigan jackets, there are short box jackets- and there are bolero and full-length coats and the frocks beneath them range from trig little two-piece jump- ers to sleeveless little dresses that you can wear for dining and dancing-—quite formally, too. $35-389-50 idea—fringe that's so smart in I when you see it in us little coats—that perfectly in- n simple, well cut lines—with- Roshanara ) white Misses’ Frock Shop— : 1 Spring Shades! Third Floor Smart Hats Have the Blues! Yes! they have the milan, visca, felt, hemp and belting ribbon blues! And that's why they're smart this sea- son—for if ever there was a season of blue styles—nothing but blue styles— this is it. Clever little blue hats they are, too—in navy, to go with the very smart navy costumes and in the other lovely new Spring blues—and sometimes they add just a touch of red or a tiny bit of grey—just to show that they know what it means to be compose this season. Quite a choice in all head aize;! $12.50—$2().00 in this group at $35. Suit Shop—Third Floor Junior Misses’ Coats, $25, $29.50. Especially featured are MADELON styles—chosen by experts—bought co-operatively and presenting, therefore, unusual values—as well as smartest styles. ‘“laclzflon Junior Jacket Frocks $25 Yes, indeed—silk frocks with their own little jackets—just the kind of frock your grown-up sister approves—and they're here for you in this wonderful Madelon Junior Group at just the price mother wants vou to pay for your new Spring frock. The styles are neither too young— nor too old—and that does not keep them from being very, very smart. There are georgettes and flat crepes. some with smart calf-skin or suede belts and these new all-around pleated skirts and cunning little bolero or box-jackets. Millinery Shop—Street Floor Slimness Begins With Soft Silk Slips Specially §3 Priced And when you consider how im- portant the right kind of a silk slip is to your new Spring frock you'll want to buy several of these im- fectly vivacious little models that take mediately fae theyre so, pertectly tailored of heavy quality crepe de after the grown-ups’ coats and have all | chine, or radium silk if you prefer kinds of smart bows and tucks and all j S they are very beautifully those little tricks of tailoring that make Raished o tha: oy san wel (b i Sosine Cunt Tock under the sheerest frock if so de- he 5 g e so gracefully sired. Flesh, white, peach and or- slender—and so ever dskm.gly young! chid in addition to black and navy. And fur collars, toc—just like sister’s i 3 Sizes shawl collars—or edging of Twin Beaver Grey Shops—Second Floor (that’s very smart) or real American 500 New Handbags belts and taffeta bows and linings. You'll More than love them! . fifty styles! Washington’s Most Popular Silk 'Stocking— Gold Stripe No. 808 —Sheer Enough for Smartness . $1.95 peir —Strong Enough for Wear -4-inch Lisle Garter hem— Sandust—Opal Rose—Blue Fox—Shadow Dark Grey Grain are among the 32 distinct Gotham Gold Stripe colorings in this wonderful stockings always here in your size. Silk 100% pure—protection against ruinous garter-clasp “runs.” % : Why don’t you BUY Gold .Stnpe—and enjoy Silk Stocking Satisfaction? Kasha Coats $29.50 —ves, indeed—Kasha Coats in per- A 1 ligator Grain _En- Natural, Beige, Green, Junior Made. o 1on " et i Navy and Blue New Blue—Mother Goose, Green—Navy—Red lon Jacket I e hp i with by gith Junior Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor Junior Misses’ Shop—Third Floor b ard orope Beaver ' et. ing. "320.50. Black, Black Footwear! —that is Fashion’s newest ruling— for footwear to complete the new Spring costumes—and here are a number of new models designed by SORQSIS —They’re rich—they're aristocratic—they're just the thing to wear with the smart black bottom and black chiffon hosiegy and they're so everlastingly practical. Black Opera Pumps and D'Orsays in lus- trous black satin and black patent leather. There are many new lasts and quite a few new heel types for your choosing, and here’s where the surprise comes in—they're all so moderately priced at Jelleff's—Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor - Junior Made- ioh " Fack et each We Have Sold Similar Bags at Much Higher Prices! Leathers—reptilian grain, plenty of them—smoo h calf, ecrase, saffian, morocco, pin seal, kidsiin and patent leather. & Fabrics—embroidered rhinestone studded and pl:.i.u moires, mirroleen and rich tapestries. } Colors—blonde, tans, browns, green, red, blue, gray, S black and clever compose colorings. e 7\ Styles—pouch, envelope, underarm, knuckle, strap, ’ S vanity, pouch and evening bags. “Every one of these bags is beautifully finished and .'M‘s. and represents truly an achievement in value it $8Q.75