Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1927, Page 29

SITHBABYTANGLE THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16 1997. Elephant Reacts to Jazz Music by Squirting 18TH AMENDMENT Trunkful of Water Over Orchestrai IS HIT BY SIDDONS wanis Club in the Washington Hotel yesterday. Sumptuary laws, explained Justice Siddons, deal with food and clothing, and it was never contemplated at the constitutional convention that such a Army Music School Band will give & concert at the Tuberculosls Hospital tonight at 6:30 o'clock, under the auspices of a special committee of the Kiwanis Club swhich has been ar- ranging for concerts at various in- stitutions throughout the Summer. rine Corps Chang Brig. Gen. L. Feland has been re- lieved from duty at Quantico, Va., and ordered to Parris Island, S. C.; Lieut. Col. E. W. Banker, from Quantico to law should become a part of the Con- stitution. Justice Siddons predicted many more changes in the Constitution as time goes on, but urged members of the club not to be afraid of them, de- claring that change is a part of life itself, At the same time he urged is a| his audlence to study carefully and consider seriously any proposed changes in the Constitution and then give them their support, provided they were considered I Justice Siddons’ dress was deliv- ered in line with the observance of Constitution week by Ki is clubs throughout the United States. Announcement was made that the Willlam S. Quinter, president of [headquarters, Marine Corps, this city: the club, presided. Lieut. Col. A. J. O'Leary, from head- T quarters, Marine Corps, this city, to Hit by 1,800 Volts. Portsmouth, N. H.; Maj. A. Young, One thousand elght hundred volts|from 1st Marine Brigade, Haitl, to of electricity failed seriously to in.|Marine headquarters, this city; Capt. jure J. A. McDonald, a radio in-|%W. ”318'1512' frm{| lhl:,clé_v to Chicago; St 2 Second Lieut. W. W. Conway, from spector of the Navy Yard, vesterday | pencacola to Quantico: First Lieuts. afternoon. He was working on the| H. P. Smith and E. E. Mann, from apparatus used by Station NAL when |3rd Brigade, China, to Quantico; Lieut. his body came into contact with a|Col. W. H. Pritchett, from San Diego charged line. He was burned on the|to New Orleans; Maj. S. P. Budd. face and arm, but returned to work |Capts. O. T. Pfeiffer and O. Salzman after being treated at the Navy Yard {and Lieuts. 8. C. Zern and R. O. Bare, Dispensary. from China to San Francisco. New—The popular Glove Silk @ Milanese Bloomers, splendidly re- MJ’ inforced, $3, and the Glove Silk Toris Milanese Vests to match, with picoted shoulder straps, $1.95—in A FASHION INSTITUTION Parle Warnngton Newlora | monkeys cowered in corners of their | Justice Tells Kiwanians Framers ptember 16.— |cages in evident fear. A of Constitution Never Favored | atic elephant| When the violinist swung his bow Sumptuary Law. By the Associated Press. PHILADF Poetre, a 1 v trunk- | over the strings the monkeys instant- 0 orehy which |1y were soothed, but the saxophone tune for her yes- |and the trumpet sent shivers of fear a|through once more, and when the ol grunted out a few notes at each other and 1S ARED IN COUR Girl Child Still Rejected by Y Mother, Who Claimed | discoriant burst Birth of Son. Are You Embarrassed by | FALSE TEETH The eighteenth amendment sumptuary law, and it was never con- templated by the framers of the Con- titution of the United States that a umptuary law should become a part the Constitution, Justice Frederick .. Siddons of the Supremo Court of | the District of Columbia declared in i | an address at a luncheon of the Ki- 1 FASHION INSTITUTION Parte Wasnington Nowlora ble to escape a plaved . oz power a could record their 5. Cle d stand. music achieved a 1 { house. st rumbles, sque ats from the instruments as tuned up in the monkey | ught consternation to the | @ N reactions, Zooey. pasty taste or today at Peoples other good drug sto By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, 16.—A smiling little bundle of pink whose hospital designation is Smith, female,” called Judge C: . ‘Weygandt to Fairview Park ]!fls]n!«l, to untangle her disputed September and b [ they v house by seeupant The flower—as important an ad- junct as ever to the costume! New importations, velvet pansies, kid pansies, roses, gardenias, nastur- tiums, and the new mother-of-pearl boutonnieres—all tomorrow at $1! tapped [ to the and the | for duty Apartments to Let ALL LIKE NEW Only a Few Left in Each Building MADISON, 1739 Eye (Cor. 18th St.) 1 room and bath. §35.50—$38.50 2 rooms and bath listed as a girl, “Baby |, Smith” is named “Geor| on the birth certificate. Mrs. Sam Smith, who the hospital authorities insist is the infant’s mother, is equally insistent that the child born to her was a boy. A habeas corpus action by Mrs. Sam Smith’'s husband prompted the per- sonal investigation by Judge Wey- gandt. Smith seeks to compel the hos- pital to take back the baby girl and give the Sam Smiths the son they in- sist was born to them. Other Smith Mothers Alarmed. Two other women named Smith who became mothers at the hospital about the time Mrs. Sam Smith did were alarmed when at Judge Weygandt was court to the hospital, for they the possibility of their baby bo: ing taken from them. Kach she has her own child. The hospital's side of the story is that there was no shuffiing of babies all, but rather an error of record. Mr Sam Smith’s infant, hospital autho: Though FASHION INSTITUTION flesh, black and pastel shades, sizes Wasnington NewTorn 36 to 42! Velvet Frocks Are Here for the Miss! All the fashjon world is talking velvet—there isn't enough velvet in the market to go around—but the Jelleff M}ssgs’ Shops have the smartest of velvet frocks—transparent velvet—and it is with pardonable pride that we invite you to view our selections! What “They” Are Talking About— One of the subjects of con- - versation at the tea hour of re- CA\R\’YEI‘ I‘I:\LL, 1915 K St. turning vacationists is the new $34.50 (front) French Shop at Jelleff's—a 42.50 § dream of a shop, they say, and such lovely creations as are heing displayed — gowns for both Madame and Mademoiselle —$65 upwards. It has been placed on the Second Floor ! Velvet is the sign of the smart miss—wherever you see her these days—at the first of the afternoon teas— dancing at the smart night clubs—selecting her frock for the finishing school—and even “en route”—she is 1 room, grill. closet, bath wearing velvet—and here for her tomorrow are — 1 room, kitchen, bath. . .. PENFIELD, 909 20th St. 1 room, kitchen, bath. .................... $34.50—$4, TIERTON, 1121 24th St. 1 room, grill, bath.... .$§29.50—832.50 1 room, kitchen, bath. $36.50—53 2 rooms, kitchen, bath. .. L. W. Groomes, 1416 F St. re- corded as a boy at the time of birth, | thus explaining the “George” on the | birth certificate. Judge Summons Physicians. Judge Weygandt, in his rol Transparent Velvet Frocks ey —that are either all-velvet, all-over printed velvet and silk ‘t’:ex;)1l;|el‘x:;‘v;u::n:t?so;e::sb‘;:n:tuodr\'d:\;: combined, or sheer silk frocks trimmed with velvet! the characteristics of parents and; child. | ~ Smith's attorney, Charles F. MecCon- | mell, also hoped to have ready for Judge Weygandt today a report on the possibility of persuading Cleveland | physicians to sit in conference to de- | termine the value of blood tests in e:;t;iblhhlng the parentage of the baby &irl. Jelleff’s, too, has been made the exclusive agents for Tecla Pearls—the only rivals of genu- ine ocean pearls since 1896! For Afternoon Wear! . There are lovely, soft, transparent velvets, cleverly draped to give a new hem- line—cleverly cut to give a new neckline—and cleverly untrimmed to give the im- pression of elegance! There are sheer crepe frocks, with velvet hip yokes (snug, of course)—there are dull crepe frocks with velvet skirts, or vice versa—there are the glorious new printed velvets—and what's more, they are most accessibly priced at $25 to $49.50. andbag, 53 To match new Fall Costumes! For Evening Wear! . There are velvet slecv‘eless dinner gowns, with a fascinating imaginative sim- plicity—there are velvet-trimmed chiffon and velvet-trimmed satin, and there's a wide choice of colors at $25 to $49.50. It’s an unusually splendid group of fine all-leather bags. New Fall tans, greens and plenty of black. There are new pouches with back straps and clever en- velopes, all are beautifully lined and fitted. Handbag Shop—Street floor. Scarfs, #3.00 Just arrived—the newer squares —rectangular shape—pastel color- ings—printed—plain—all lovely. And Even for Sportswear! There are jersey frocks with just_enough velvet to make them important— wool georgette in stunning combinations with velvet and wool crepe, velvet trimmed! Particularly one favors Patou frocks in replica, $25 to $39.50. Pictured left v Pictured center Plegared right ivet and Velvet and “Transnarent Veivet Misses s . Eilye T The Junior Shop Is All Ready With New Modes for School-Going Girls And they are all priced to meet the schoolgirl’s budget! Long-haired Furs Mark the Smartest “Misses’ Travel Coats And Tan Tones Are Very Important! i SP‘)“! Frocks—Charming affairs in wool jersey, wool Not a Cream! crepe and nove;:y woolen, that are just & | as smart as they are practical. $16.50 Not a Lotion! SRl o 5 Not a Powder! Classroom Dresses—Beautifully tai- lored flat Lait Innoxa Come see them tomorrow! A special group at $39.50 for college girls! ‘The Model Dlustrated Others $35 to $110! is moderately priced at $89.50. Six tubes. Indoor or outdoor antenns. Brandes Cone Speaker recommended. Kolster models rangein price from $89.50t0 $375.00. There is also the Kolster Power Cone Speaker st $175.00, the first moderately priced quality power cone. Such flattering furs as badger, Jap fox, Kit fox, wolf and Auxtralizgn ojozlurnl Sometimes they make shawl collars and cuffs sometimes huge mushroom collars and cuffs; sometimes collars alone—but always they are carefully selected to bring out the full beauty of the rich tweeds and plaids, or lovely soft camel's hair of which they are made! crepes, satins, georgettes and velvets, with the little individual touches that de- note fine quality! $16.50 to $25. —is a liquid cleanser—skin . i 1 Party Frocks—Transparent velvets— food and powder base in one! i y the s thal Gt It’s the unique “Milk Diet for O ful black—pastel chiffon and taffeta the skin”; genuinely French—for- 3 and ‘tafleta and velvet combinations— mulated by Dr. FrancoisIDebat, they’re adorable at $25. France's foremost dermatologist— and used by the smartest women Sports and Dress Coats—The for-i abroad. $2 and $3.50. mer o Exclusive with Jelleff! novelty woolens, with fur collars and cuffs and simetimes Kasha-lined—the lat- ter of the new lustrous coatings, with youthful flares, luxurious fur trims, and snug hiplines. $39.50 to $79.50. All in the Junior Shop—Third Floor! Some with Kasha linings! Many have Suede belts! Tune in on the - Dempsey-Tunney Fight Have a ringside seat not only at prize-fights but at all the events that are broadcast. And to make sure your radio is a Knockout in Value, simply buy where the name begins with K. O. This is a little aid to your mem- ory to get the world’s champion value. Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor! ‘Real Silk Stocking Economy Consists in buying Silk Stockings that wear! And you can buy GOld Stripe—3 Pairs for 55.10 The Biggest Silk Stocking Value We Know Of! Single Pairs, $1.75 —for the young girl who is growing fast and for whom you do not wish to buy an expensive coat. Or for yourself for gen- eral use, street as well as sport. Kid Caracul—(Flat) Caracul Lamb—(Curly) Caracul Paw— with fox shawi ana $7 65-00 crush collars— . S This is a special price for our ad- vance Fur Sale—being held in Sep- Lovely Laces and Dainty Appliques trim New— Chemises, #3-93 Some with the brassicre top! Run_that Stats For your money you get—Silk, 100% pure, with short Make your radio dollars stand up and fight for value in the new set that you are now ready to buy. Compare tone, selectivity, range, voluine, appearance ! Get better value for your investment than those who buy without comparing values. And when comparisons are made Kolster wins every time. For a K. 0. buy K O-Ister. Kolster Distributed at Wholesale by H. C. Roberts Elec. Supply Co. 806 Twelfth Streets N.W., Washington, D. C. Beautiful, heavy crepe de chine, daintily trimmed with these Jovely laces and appliques—or, if you prefer them more tai- lored, there are some ever so cleverly trimmed with georgette folds and rosebuds! Grey Shops—Second Floor. “Yanity Fair” Has a Clever New Combination 54.50 Brassiere- Bloomer It's a combination of brassiere and bloomer, all in one piece, and made in the famous “Vanity Fair” glovesilk—that is guaranteed to wear satisfactorily or a new garment is vours, without questions. That's why it pays to wear Vanity Silk! Nude, silver, flesh and black. Grey Shops—Second Floor. tember this year to accommodate our patrons returning late from their vacations. It is just one of many items that are making this sale a luge success. Other special groups, $195.00, $265, $395. Richard J. Hickson designed fur coats— —A revelation in fur smartness. Exclusive with us in Washington. -inch garter hem—absolute protection against garter- lasp “runs”—and service that includes the choice of thirty colors—proper length—short, medium or long. Don't waste your money—buy Gold Stripe—silk stockings that wear! In Washington—Exclusively at Jellef's—Here and at Our Stoneleigh Court Shop, Connecticut Avenue New! Velvet Hats—Hand Embroidered, $15! Black and the new Fall shades! Lovely color blendings and metal threads on velvet—have a gorgeous effect! It’s the day of elegance and many of the smartest new hats that arrive these days are richly embtoidered—making a stunning foil for the smart simplicity of the plain black velvet or black satin frocks. The majority are in beret or turban style—the smartest vogue of the moment for the young women. Tailored Hats for Smart College Girls—$10 and $12.50 Millinery Shop—Street Floor