Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1927, Page 16

16 THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1927. —_— prohibition law, escaped from the| David Butler of 1440 Duke street|meeting Wednesday night. The com-| PRINCE DUE AT MANILA, |The prince is a haibrother of the| Capt. Greenwell Transferred. ropriating $200 expense money for s sending City Manager Paul Morton [chain gang yesterday afternoon. until recently a patrolman of the ré:\‘gv’x tfln«;:g:!;m:dfi‘;mg:scm S King of Slam and is speecially inter-| (apnt. Samuel A. Greenwell, U. S. to the city managers’ convention at| The public_schools reopencd yes-|Alexandria Police Department, has |yiperty, ” i Vis ns Tour|®"ted In radio, cooperating farming |cavalry, formerly attached to the Dubuque, Towa. 1le will leave here |terday for the new term. . Puplis re- fbeen released on a $1000 bond for SCLBER Royal Siamese Visitor Pla: and railways. He is minister of com-| press Bumau of the War Department in Philippine Islands merce and communications and di : Sunday afternoon. ported to their last year's classrooms |his appearance before a grand jury has just returned from a trip to Eng- « The Alexandria police have re-|and were assigned to new classes |in Corporation Court. Hutler was Done and Undone. Bector e e e ite 3 } | ceived a letter From Tev. A. A: Wil- |and given a list of books that they |arrainged before Judge William, S. Acting Gov. Gilmore of the Philip. [hoCioF Keneral of rallwavs. His Wite,|)4" ana France and Is spending a {son of Decatur, &a. asking that J.|will be required to use this term.|Snow in Police Court yesterday on |From the Boston Transcript pines has informeq the War Depart-| ;v him to the Philippines few days in this city. prior to assum- O Jackson. colored. be faken inio |Tessons will be assigned by the|n charge of assault on James Field, | I understobd Mrs. Swelton had her |méent that Prince Purachtra of Siam - y ing his new duties in the Adjutant custody, 3t he can be located, on a | teachers today and actual classiork | colored. face Nifted, but I don't motice any dif. | Will visit Manila, Bagnio and other = General's Department at headquarters check charge, will start Monday. Approximately | A Bible was presented the Co- |ference.’ places of interestt in the islands dur-| Teart wood, the center of the free, {of the 2d Division at San Antpnio, o o E iy, serving a sentence | 3.500 pupils are expected to attend | lumbia Engine Company by the Ku| “She had, but when she learned the |ing the present month, and Will be re-lis more resistant to decay than the|Tex, He will motor. from here to his Yeung Man Accused of Kill-|o¢ three months for violating the ' the public schools this year. Klux Klan at its regilar monthly fee her face fell again.” cofved with the usual courtesies. sapwood of the outer layers. post, starting tomorrow. irg Mother Says He Is 9 We have been xlppml""r‘ 9 Full- bush. Fox sc carfs— Lait Innoxa—the famous Glad to Return. J exclusive representatives of J smarter than ever for Fall— French milk diet for the skin A i B Tecla Pearls—the only rivals are here at great savings in our ¥ \ —is sold exclusively in Wash- Har r:”-IT.Lz:fm‘.‘ ::21»0(‘::;‘5’:‘"“\(‘;x“n; > nt:-lvN l'l‘nu'ncm of real ocean pearls! gl ”‘""‘mo" September: Fur Sale! A '“,":,'3:"::””’,‘(?_"‘,.,. ington in our Cosmetics Shop! slaver of his mother, today was being taken back to Streator, Iil, to volun tarily face trial 1 2 e A Full Da_y to Shop for Autumn---Tomorrow J‘ FASNION INSTITUTION Washington. NewTora fugitive started east by train last nizht. He is dne in Chicago Sunday evening. The young man joked with his 2 s eaptors and seemed apparently uncon One whole day replete with value opportunities i A o cerned over the prospect of a fight for Yol Py A Shimmering Sheath of Silk life. in new Fall merchandise—Jellefj quality merchan- From Top to Toe—That’s the New “Are you glad you're going back,” some one asked. € dise—at the most unexpectedly low prices. We . st i i S planned, for months, for this great day—we took Gold Stl’lpe “Yes, but I'm not sure I like this B O advantage of every good special purchase concession L e e off we could find—and of the combined buying power Sllk Stocklng NO. 98[1J Hill's flight to theé coast from | . . . . . X’ Hitventor. Wiy by ‘attordoblle, landene | of the ten leading specialty shops which buy jointly 1% & thison: Sl SOocking wittia sale of the “old flivver” to a Seattle garage led to his a last Satur- with us—we, selected only the fashions that we know 8 , long-wear, all-silk foot for those who day 1 ' £ Fall 1 V&3 illrzkgnd:ah’“m; insist upon the finest. The Youth appeared carefree as he to be aut mnhmll\ smart for Fal we insisted on B TP Al e G o T boarded the : g the famons Gold Stripe and it insures had leen relaxed t him to vis usual high standard of quality—and tomorrow i oz r i g ) oTe AT ot Al Ao i qa 5 -~ extra_wear hecause it is a Gold Stripe tective to have a week's heard re- we are ready! Ready from 9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M. to 7 s Si'k Stocking moved. Protests His Innocence. equip smartly, economically and most enjoyably for saters $ 50 the pair “And I hop o1 otic Vv 8 . . . o e i the entire season. Extra salespeople will bhe on about is shaved off, too,” he rem RORTRIN e L : % to newspaper men. The mustache hand in every department—but those who can come L ) = Three Pairs, $7.35 was grown during the cross-continent 2 j e fint []| - in the morning are urged to do so! Try Gold Stripe 984 in these Smart Shades— Young Hill continued to protest his innocence in the slaying of his mother, f . 5 o s thot and 1ied Aot 55 ||| {.; Remember the store is open All Day! . TR, . Her body was found August 22 Sandust . Alesan Beige Ehallow gravei in the basement of her = FRANK R. JELLEFF, IN Manon Cannon Piping Rock Rit fox Streator home. - oy Dust Grain Pecan rev Veni Extensive plans to resist extradi- 2 omen's coat ;{nn K4 n«x‘ pri )nvlhhui been made | Blue Fox French Nude Mirage 78.50. y his . attorneys here, but were ¢ i ‘ You owe three pairs of style 984 to your new Fall cos- 5 #bandoned when the youth repeated | 2 . i i Bha wishJthat hoibh aken ok o] Particularly for the School-Going Miss! titmes—biy thémihere tomorrow! his hfmw town for an early allg sl ses ! New Flannel l{'()l)(-!lg $12 7.) Ftrluuu in Wmhm:;:lr:,.',h;g;‘nlru:":tar::l(rmszxr:’l:::h Court Gold Stripe _ FAIRFAX CO-OPERATES > _ Last Day—Tomor row. ! IN BOULEVARD PLAN \ A very Special Purchase Price! Mannish and bright are these new flannel robes o : NN 9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M.—Still plenty of time to take Btate Highway Officials Thnnked: just made to lounge around your room while a by County Supervisors for Promise | \ you are studying, and so warm to slip into advantage of the remarkable values in our— ‘when you get out of bed on cold Winter morn- : of More Mileage. | ings. They are splendidly tailored with - the Boecial Diepatch to The Star, ‘ \ fong set-in. sleeves and the notched collar. P = X FAIRFAX, W. Va., September 9.— | Grey Shops—Second Floor t t t e i < e Lot Ko Envelopes—Double Frame Bags—New Pouches re eS er . this week's meeting t‘tprossed |Iwu thanks to H. G. Shirley of the Staie | and New Underarms, Tomorrow i 0 ! i S | U T n a . s Tomorrow—The Last Da\' for Snvmgx of $10 to $25 on Each Coat! - e, Comm o a4 g i+ New Hats T R * ; Great Handbag Sale ' o v At o e | 3 :n New Tan! g FRRC o S 5 ooty b Gout Ua D oSN St struction of said road in so far as they m € an. More Than 3 o Pm,mem : are empowered by law. Dr. S. M. A : o % Johnson, director of the Lee Boule- : Fifty Stunning Styles at Tomorrow—The Last Day to Take Advantage of Washington’s Best Coat vard Association, and W. S. Hoge, jr., : i Tho were presert, siated nm Chair. $ Tomorrow's a great day for the Handbag Shop—with one of Values! A 2 irley and Gov. By its famous $3 sales—only tomorrow vou'll find even better values pledged themselves to ask the coming i § ol the oy than those which have made our Handbag Shop famous—wider se- Bt ’ ’ ! o State Legislature <o lections—copies of high-priced models—many copies of imports—in Tomorrow—The Last Day for These Four Great Groups! add 2,000 miles to the present State mileage system of 5,100 miles, and that all the new leathers and colors—and all marked by that precision of Y D the right of way for the new Memaorinl The loveliest, smartest. most flattering color of the Fall finish that characterizes all Jelleff handbags. mll::\'a:‘rdl‘ncrnss Arlington and Fair. season now appears in a delightfully varied collection of new q h Calf Besver Calf Galluchat Kid aX younties to, the,new Shenandoah Fall hats—in velvet, felt and soleil velours—all in the snug gy o ToRwor e L e . . . National Park was included in. this : f : proposed increase. Dr. Johnson stated contours—featyring such charming vagaries of the mode— that th : o ML ; B e o be gon - as metallic stitchings, pasted feathers, embroideries, pleat- rect cost to Fairfax County taxpayers, ings and tricky brims! Handbag Shop—Street Floor Presenting Positive Savings of $10 to oy haa e femt ptopes feo fot Millinery Shop—Street Floor 25 o ‘ s T IR recommendation of the State Highway - Perfect Tailoring Features These— $25 on each coat—to put it mildly! Commission, as set forth in its letlvr 3 . <, i !rneqt:cl: (l:m‘:; ‘i?fl?.u.’?“fi?sihé ! New Sllk Sll S, $3 95 Yes! Tomorrow is the last day for this Great Sale that has broken all of our previous et \bew rund Sheomeh this wekosis p 9 s records because of the very remarkable values—the wonderful a<<nrtment:-—theJmpeccable 3 tailoring—the magnificence of the fur trims and the full beauty of the new cloth caat styles. «described in this letter as the ‘boule- ke r Fa vard route, be and the samo is now | oy In all the new Fall colors! adopted and that this hoard now ex- B 6 : s 5 presses its thanks to the commission 3 : N 'Ir;\"‘:l 32‘,..5 <“\f;::I:?:‘;»‘; :;‘:‘ tl?a‘t :I“:n “‘:Il.l Women—Misses—Junior Girls—Larger Women—Little Women—all are represented :?;d“rtrhi‘:glrn’;:xm:h;\ "f,‘;hi;:a::“!ln d N 2 vet and wool fabrics appear in sheer georgette in this Great Event—and for tomorrow—the last day—more than 200 new coats have ar- Sitore dh ‘the Sdditlonal mileage ot D . weaves. And with this Fall's silhouette so rived—coats that were ordered several months ago for this—the last day of Washington’s be added to the State highway system: straight and slim they aresthe more necessary. Greatest Coat Sales! These slips are of splendid, heavy crepe de chine Be it further resolved, that this board New Sorosis Footwear with aitractive hemstitched hand tops and deep i i i now goes on record as being willing shadow hems; sizes 34 to %0 far as it is empowered by law to co-operate in the construction of the } #aid proposed route.” | For every need of, the smart .college wardrobel Grey Shops—Second Floor All the new shawl collars—and the new fur borders! e e os e A wide choice of magnificent aristocratic black coats! it was proposed to 20-foct o vide P . etrip_of this 80-foo Fomy $ I 2 50 Lacy and Cleverly Tailored All the new coatings—materials with lasting beauty! B e T ire tatpin New Silk Gowns’ $3.95 Every smar't version of the flare and snug hipline! of the opening of the Memoris Every fashionable fur—always the finest selected pelts! Bridge, the remaining 50 feet of road- way and the 120 feet of parkway on | : P ok either side to be constructed later. o . i New, heavy crepe de chine Gowns for Fall in S N r RS Genuine alligator for morning wear—smart black water- X the popular yoked style, with trimmings of dainty And, of course, every lovely new Fall shade! ALEXANDR]A ed-silk for afternoon wear—and silver kid for evening wear in appliqued net, lovely cream Valenciennes laces ! i ! 5 L . . = i the smart styles 1llus\ratevdA These three models are par- u§ a(‘t‘x:adct{\slv Ixir(\\;;!:cl:‘e:irk\;irflc:y )10;1'\' cholcht Remember—A small deposit will hold your coat—and if you so desire, \-,, Sl ticularly attractive for the’school and college miss. But they S bzl s Ty Tr e ; 1 . Edaring O ' Eeer el Mor | are only three of our large collection of stunning new foot- < Y the {‘:"ah:‘:k iTaads ez ptioally: mecdinnal you may exchange it for any other coat in stock during ctober! ton, appearing lmhu e the Cit 4;‘”." ‘ wear that expresses the best of the new Autumy ideas at the ity and the workmanship of a caliber that you = = " a o ety A kehoot butiaing ||| same price. / R R R Wonients--Mlsser-Tuniors--Lirger Women's~LittlsWomens Coat: Shope—ull ows ourt et in Rosemont to replace the Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor 3 Grey Shops—Second Floor. coat floor! The third floor occupying theé entire floor of our main building! End School, which was sold to the f George Washingten National | sonic Memorial Association power house for the temple on| Shooters Hill. o reported that | the city mate vard on the 200 | block North ette street is being cleaned, following a complaint made by property. owners in that section, | g Opossum—panther—pony—kid—civet tat—leopard cat—leopard—and the ubiquitous raccoon—you "Il find them all in our and that all but three items on the improvement program heretofore ap- proved of by the council R P Greatest September Fur Sale Reptilian Grained Leathers Morocco —and many other smart leathers! to draft an ordinance governing the instaliation and operation of fuel oil plants within the city limits, The ootibance il e Wobmicied Nt Cuial B oy e e Presenting Jelleff quality fine furs all through the month of September mext meeting. w L ¥ Ny 1 . A : : —unquestionably the best values of many years! Savings of $30 to $255! Real Estate 3 ] / Most important—because the selection is wider than ever before—the furs are the “first catch of - g : § f the season,” the workmanship more painstaking and the values even greater than ever hefore— Loans the result of the pooled buying power of ten large specialty stores throughout the country! (D. C. Property Only) 6 ;0 ] Misses adore this smart fur—made up in smart straight- Beautiful full skins, with rich dark-brown markings, S | i3 7 y line style, jauntily double-breasted and with gay wool plaid shawl collars and woolen linings. Others at $3350. (October No Commission Charged p 4 | lining. price, $395). i You can take 12 years to [{| Dyed Australian Opossum, $195 Civet Cat Coats, $265 pay off your l?fl" without L October Price, $250 October Price, $295 the expense of renewing. | And we don't mind telling you that the Opossum is a . . ith thei $1,000 for $10 per month, g A fashion favorite this season. This one is made with a shawl mml""fia‘;& ‘gfi'n;‘;’!"'““‘ P ot Wil Dissk including interest and prin- e cellar and silk lined. i 5 cipal. Larger or smaller - Ve Leopard Cat Coats, $295 t loans at proportionate rates. Liberal Terms Panther Coats, $245 l;) ber Pri 24 Jelleff Quality October Price, $295 ctober Price, $350 RP Charge' purchases will appear a5 e 3 Beautifully marked skins with stunning beaver collats Every coat in this collection i v s th sleek, and they are very ef- cal y u 14 n is PE ETUAL on bills rendered November lst. ;cm\Je\“fif, et Tib Rledatld DO i and cuffs and gorgeous full silk linings. made ok e seloctuds i Sale: cut with a full sweep across the BUILD[NG o s Stenciled Kid Coats, $295 Leopard Coats, $575 front and features beautiful until November 1st by payment of a small deposit. All coats October Price, $350 October Price, $695 3 hand-tailored. linings, reinforced ASSOCIATION | stored and insured free until Clever little sports models, trimmed with nutria and Skins of unusual beauty, made up in_stunning models, at the strategic points! November Tst. lined with novelty woolen, with Tuxurious waist-deep red fox shawl collars. A.L.::fe:)'vl; slnsf&;s,%:);?oo Other furs, including extensive groups of Hudson Seal .(dyed Muskrat), Caiacul, Muskrat, Squirrel, Beaver, Nutria, Moleskin, Jap Mink and American Broadtail up to $1,395 Cor. 11th and E N.W, ARCRERLBREN atirszis v 8L the greatest savings of many years; and sizes for women and misses in all price groups.—Fourth Floor. JAMES UERRY. President J0SHUA W. CARR. Secret: American Opossum, $145 Raccoon Coats, $295 October Price, $195 October Price, $350 e ——