Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 23

STAR. TWASHINGTON, 1927 23 ’96-YEAR-0LD WOMAN THE TEVENING OCTOBER 6 . €. THURSDAY, ters last Spring in search of propn Disjointed Skeleton of Queen Found Washmgton Jews Observe Yom Klppur ’SOV‘ET RED CROSS ganda, which nction an the pard HAS POLITICS AS HOBBY Wxth 24 Hours of Fastmg and prayer‘ T _D_EPORTED;“r.“,l“r’»‘fu‘,\"n:q”'?.l'r"n'li‘fi'" "':-s«?fil‘ [; UI[] SHUW 1 In Plundered Gravc v Explorers} bl | R e | Granddaughter of American Rev- = Dr. Polovesa Ordered Expelled nd not the siighest Wwiting ':-;:xhv By the Assoriatod Press. I plundered by desert robbers at some ights i y 1 o Jews From England Following .l' MBRIDGE. Mass., Octoher 6.— undetermined date in antiquity, fht“ est Developmt‘nts, Vashi 24 24- sl olution Delights in Hearing Lat- | At sundown last night Jews of |lation of the United States” he said. | {are that she was instrumental inj do inted o ool Raid. ligjointed skeleton of the Queen | . ptions were untouched. Two of which marks the annual celebration of [ responsible for the sad | at the Britis sidered pFpp: Washington hegan’ the 24-hour fast| “It is quite cortain that irreligion is 1§ Shamthe BruboaCE phppa situation in | r teresankh 101 thrown fn a disordered Coreaghnie: S N oA res e Asocideen Brase e I dainer of her tomh %i ali | these, one on either side of the door- | COrrrstondence of the Asoclated Presw, . Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, [numan society today. Social reformers By the Associated Pra - : ) "e the idate ‘of. the 'QUeeN JROKEE, Towa.—Instead of sit-| ) ot the SelEan (el s LONDON, October 6.—Dr. V that rer e splendid trappin: e the date of t ri ringing the end of the peniten are abounding, and so are extreme i N which a » Eg s nd the time of her funeral. | ting in a corner with her hands fold- [son. Memorial services are heing he m oy 3 ’ ov oviet Russian Red il E00 FyRatE D! v revealed davs bad | od, Mrs. Phoshe Turton of Cherokee |for the dead and praers offered for |measures of legisiation which lead no- | resent ive in London since 1921, h M o8t o) ) e ( e g » ents. i " orgi n sins A Vash- | heel XD rom England by (Ir (‘rfl University-Boston Museum of psed between the two ever makes the study of political affairs 'vr!:;thx::\I::(_«::”t:: ins at the Wash. \\!::;;fl sl e Ll \“’ i llw“‘_ sl 8 her hobby. Her greatest delight is y Wi e e N noaye 00 “ported. | Another remarkabie reature of the i : oves : ¢ . i he in the fitst woman to be dened ! h is under the | discovery was the liantly painted s will end their fast this i S | st 2 her friends and relatives read |evening at 6 o'clock. much of all that and too little of ! the privileses of the country since 'r of the latest developments in ! divection of 1 e A. Reisner, | hieroglyphics w! Services were 1 a {conducted last night by detectives raided the Included in the - i Loel Germans Also Send Exhibits for First Time Since World War. S has place. TLuncheons a i October 6.~France’s” twen- pmobile show, which open- has strong American Iy onefourth of the ex- ans, and adency of the other exhibits is toward A The rated in red s than 160 makes crypt had heen Paldis, deco . houses mor i for the| > war the Germans ‘rance will con- new lod for miners. ler show. Most of the French sixes, however, are of smaller dimensions tha the Amer- n, the er capacity varying Jiom one to three liters There is likewise in the French ¢ iznition, gen entral point, Ty ears maker: 1ean purifiers Clever! The na Coming! Here! Madelon Bags —a tion of fashion handbags, §7.50. Sash"—a new concep- ook i your favori 50c to $2. —the avpa around “Vagahond airdle that's being the world. worn with talue—in aBles: youw foicacey powder with you. ad of the di statistics of vd in Wash- with his .in- timate knowledze of its affair ‘ppointment to this post is in Wall street as a move fe French development peral adoption the a device operated hy a vacuum created by the suction of e motor and applicd to four-wheel C0-0perition heiween the R Wit o) the wieat Feliat Of the land and the Federal driver's leg muscles. rd Another is the development of a His presence in Tondon as a liaison flexible and-wood inclosed | brtween the central hanking auth boe % < 8 2 P 1 m the two markets, it is believ Einter sl : an | Wil aid materially to extend interna the all-steel bodies, hut is. costlier | onal financial co-opsration and less substantial, A novelty in engineering is stitute mechanism for the g r shift Ry this the motor power is applied nccording to load and speed, increas- ing as momentum is gained and the throttle being m.- only control. OFFERS TO REPAY TO AVOID PRISON Man Accused of Passing Bad Checks on Hotels in Goth-m Pleads Guilty. Reserve A Delicious Dressing for FISH parts hot melted butter, 1 part ) LEA & PERRINS' rl( Selection n/ Smart Felt Hats —that cleverly vogue for plicity.” Street Floor Quart of Water A Day Helps Kidneys When Back Hurts or Bladder A Bothers, Also Take a £69.530 Little Salts Eating too m: produce kidney trouble in some form, says a well-known authority, the acids created excite the Kidneys, Then they become over- worked. get siuggish, clog up and cause all sorts of distre particu larly backache and misery in the kidney 1 rheumatic twinges, severe headac acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleepless- ness, hladder irritation. The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren’t acting right, or if bladder bothers vou, begin drink- ing lots of good water and also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a_ glass of water hefore breakfast for a few days and your Kkidneys may then act fine. ~ This famous saits is made rom the acid of grapes and lemon e. combined with lithias and has heen used for vears to flush ed kidney stimulate New Tailored Frocks $1()-50 Jersey and wool crepes—in exceedingly smart styles—just ar- rived in our Morning Frock Shop and ready for selling tomorrow in all sizes from 16 and 18 years for misses up to women's 44. Frocks in two-piece styles that introduce new necklines and skirts, one-piece frocks cleverly belted, tucked and pleating, coat frocks and softly informal frocks and a choice of new coifee browns, Autumn blues, balsam green and navy. * 150 of Them in All Sizes—Fourth Floor xpress the snug sim- $7.50 There's a distinctive in- dependent air about these hats — that immediately deceives you into thinking they are much hvghcrpmol than $7.30. There is for example the black felt hat with the Agnes cuff—that limits its decorations to silver thread cross-stitching in a stunning all-over pattern. Then therc’s the new tan felt with the flattering draped cuff. A very jaunty, snug felt tur- ban, has a fascinating inset or metal brocade —just enough above the eyes—and an off-the- face felt in copper leaf has the most effective new trim. We could go on indefinitely about the different air of this one—and the cleverness of that one—but after all you'll have to try them on—and find your one particular type—to appre- ciate their smartness—so why not come in and see them to- morrow ! st discovered th zal burials. chamber, apparently Rabbi natural religion in practical life. The | Scotland a e 5 just discover Efeca RBufAL{R T P at the Ohem Sholom Sy | very word ‘peace’ is tahoo, Millions for | Iussian trading company’s headquar S¥ ’i‘l‘{"("ll’r‘(\)’{"' Queen Me nkh was the t by R P 3 LU! S0 granddaugt Queen llete pres Ll st in 3 ers of the American | Illf"l'rh Isr Cheops The Reisner expedit has been S oo s " v the |2 Street Sypnazogue, by aily. 6 to 8 B AAthoUEh her responsible for a number of valuible nxun. at the Bighth Street Temple and | = = ;""'"t::"“h":‘i"'::"‘::‘mmfin:; CLOSED SUNDAYS history of the fourth dynasty. Two | coln at a reception in New Yol | Toose mor result of too ne bond issue the company produc- vears ago the explorers brouzht to As Miss Phoebe Cook she w: an [much comfort rity, said | est amount of coal in the qubl’ Y mm.m.n.. icide NORTH 8918 m ot in a position to confirm it was the comment yesterday of Walt published reports th Encland contempl: lubrication from Aol L e R ClGlit ot - Tor irther would have to come A FASHION |NsrlruTION A IAMION le'nru’noN Warnington New Yo Wasrning ctice of instailing oil and air Nt ° ° L4 ° New CtO er rasnions—AnN empiin riday Prices! £ . Ld . : The Pointex Heel Frzday——C O0-A-T News! Atmosphere, Alesan, heige, manon, grain, dark gray, cannon, rochelle, plat. 50 3 1 . pair other new fall shades. I'ravel Coats Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Imported fabrics with rich fur collars— of 3 pairs! a sample line to us at a concession that makes it possible for us to sell these coats at tomorrow’s price— tions In the inner room was bhi George Silyerstone 5. exhibitions of e, vul- to 2 P.M and Kinz Seneferuw, father srandmother, be. finds in Kgypt. The present discovery | One of Mrs, Turton's happiest re Barishanski at the 4 1 mpooing with Her- Reservations Made for Private - {lizht the secret tomb of Queen Hete- | instructor in the fivst high sehool of | R selle district of ’ Sold by Dfuggists—Applied st Beauty Shops rt, member of the b \lun, a stronger trend B: Z 5 5 1 nd inclosed hodies, Some ahd 1f you like it, we have this stocking for you—full-fash- For Women—Just 35 inum, opal rose, moonlight, pecan, clusively at Jelleff’s in Washington otherwise even much later in the season these coats and pagan custom clothed in 12 the And yet they wonder Tea, 3 to 5 P.M mother of the famous Pyramid huilder | after they m of her husband, | tabbi M inn mpant and Lu}]:«n.m FOUR- (m R E DINNER, $1.25 closes in an important gap in_the | lections is of meeting ) Lin tion. m the proceeds of a 35,000.000- 3 picide Tar Sm. lhen lwlmt Bridge and Dinner Parties NEW YORK, r o1 (@) — 1| Ph Newark, | uct ‘ of Cise. Pomeroy & A FAINION INH‘ITUT!ON Iso adopted the Amer Bt WA joned—and a sheer service weight with cotton garter top. 0 69.50 mirage, zine, shadow, sandust, black and $59.50 to $69. $1.75 pair upwards—or Sc¢ pair less if you buy by the hox A manufacturer of fine-tailored coats closed out would command much higher prices! Splendid for school— Just right for business— Good for sports— « o ilared Women's at B the Associated Press. - NEW YORK. October 6—Complete restitution of money obtained from loading New York hotels by means of bozus checks, has been promised by Harlo Hamilton Harding. 25, in his efforts to_escape a threatened tc in prison. Hardi ¥s he is a former rval ensign and the scion of a prom- inent i, 11L.. family Harding pleaded guilty 1o darceny and is at liberty under $1 hail, pending investistaion of.charges that he and a woman known as June Dunne, said to be the divorced wife ©f a wealthy St. Louis merchant, ‘flooded New York hotels and business houses with bogus checks The woman is awaiting sentence. * Harding already has paid back some ®f the money he obtaiped. A choice of these fur collars— Grey or Brown Kit Fox, Silky Black Fox, Cocoa-dyed Lynx, Beige or Natural Squirrel, Platinum Wolf, Pointed Wolf. h food may FOR MISSES!— Fur Shawl Collars —on coats of lovely Malina or Broadcloth 569.50 Ringtail Opossum—Black Fox— Susliki—Platinum Wolf— French Beaver Such rich and smart furs make the shawl collars on these coats and on many, cuffs or deep fur borders. Think of it, rich furs, used lavishly and the two coveted fabrics of the season—that’s why we consider this one_of the most im- portant coat groups of the season from the standpoint of style-value! Slender lines—Vionnet tuckings — clever flares—ingenious cord scamings—the details that stamp a coat as “very.new”—you'll find them in this group tomorrow at $69.50. Plenty in Black—New Tan—Franciscan Brown—Grey! Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor A choice of these stunning fabrics— Black and white plaids, diagonal mixtures (grey and white). Small checks in tan and brown— or grey and white. Rich soft tweeds in grey, brown and tan tones. The styles are the smartest of the season— the linings all full silk—the tailoring perfect— and every detail shows the painstaking care that you expect only in higher-priced coats. Extra—Morning Frocks $3.00 —Of English broadcloth (cot- ton)—just the frock for morn- ing wear around the house— 5 styles to choose from! Hand- embrmdcrcd Hand-drawn, Come in tomorrow—and see for yourself— Regularly $5.95— smocking—roll aml round necks what an e\rcpnonal value group this is! Women's sizes 36 to 44! Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor Junior Coats, $39.50 Smartly Furred! Exceptional values—these coats of rayosa, lustrella, venese, suede and velvet—some with rich fur collars, and tailored cuffs, others with fur cuffs also—and the furs all ringtail opos- sum, Manchurian wolf, kit fox and French beaver. Echpud From Answers. London. | A certain Welshman was the proud possessor .of ‘a very fine buss voic Meeting a fnv nd one day, 150 of them in all Sizes——tomorrow-—— Peach, white, orchid, green, blue— all fast colors ma “Dreamt I was in a mighty chc he explained. “Oh, but it was splen hire was such 5 chuir s o ionteet fEcitate Htatten ing bladder disorders. S nnot injure anyone; delightful effervescent || water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help keep the kidneys clean, thus often avoiding serious kidney disorders.—Advertisement. relie ( 00 altos, once double f His friend gasped with am “But suddenly,” contim singer, “the conductar stop Jot and. turning to me, he s quite so loud in the b With only 150 of these dresses to sell and only half price to pay they are not going to last long—just the dress so many young matrons look for at this season—all made w ith generous seams and hems. Misses’ and women's sizes. Fourth Floor Millinery Shop—Street Floor Third Floor : If You Wear Sizes 40, to 50V, You'll Want One of These Silk Frocks —that are so smartly youthful and beautifully tailored—at $25 Celebrate 3rd Birthday in the Twin Shops! $1.50 to $3 Jewelry in Gold Necklaces ver Necklaces Link Bracelets With Large Cabochon Stones Stunning Brooches Crystal and (Imitation) Pearl Earrings—at Special Friday Savings! Extras! New Step-in Petticoats, $3.95 This is such a clever idea—a combination of step-in and petticoat—that’s just the thing to wear under the new Fall Clearing! Another great Friday sale of Get All You Pay For When You Buy short lines and discontinued numbers of a Mattress . Remember It's Costly to Pay Too Little. Utmost Value in the New PARIS at $29.50 ou don't save money when you pay too little for Y a mattress. Replacing a mattress every year or two is a poor investment both, in money and health. The test of the worth of a mattress comes only with years of continued use. That's why it pays to buy a New PARIS. It gives you years of comfort- able, healthful sleep service. Its medium price gives you wonderful value at $29.50. The New PARIS Mattress, built by the makers of the famous Enduro Hair Mattress and Triumph Box Spring, is as fine a mattress at the price as it is possible to make. Made of superior quality long-fibre cotton layer-felt, the New PARIS 1s always buoyant and gives exceptionally long wear. Covered with attrac- tive, enduring art, fancy stripe or narrow blue and white tick. Finished with a strong imperial edge. If you are looking for longer wear and peaceful, healthful sleep, your next mattress should be a New PARIS. Your dealer will deliver it to your home ina sanitary, dust-proof wrapper put on in the spotless, modern Conscience Brand factory. On display and sale at most department and furniture stores. (ONSCIENCE BRAND MATTRESSES ~PILLOWS ~BOX SPRINGS 7| JONSCIENCE . BRAND BRAND, Examine the Inside This Combination: New Paris Mattress and <64 Triumph Box Spring, only Here's an ideal combination of two well. rnce Brasl Mt known Conscience Brand products, that tress, is a laced will bring lasting peace and rest at a cost wpcoing throuah within everyone's reach. chich wou may yeadily czamine. the “lean, white springy fibers inside, the Con- Brant ar the of cvery Cone Conscience Brand New Paris Mattrese Conscience Brand Trumrh Box Spring : $29.50 $34.50 International Bedding Company snug hip frocks. It's made of heavy crepe de chine—and comes in black, navy and tan— as well as flesh and white. New Bloomers of Super-Rayon $1.95 You know that wonderful material that looks and wears like Milanese silk—and costs so very much less! Well— now it's here in a new bloomer with a double reinforced crotch and you have it in street shades —as well as pas- tels at $1.95. Super-Rayon Tailored Vests—$1 New Flannelette Pajamas, $3 College girls adore these cléver little flannelette pa- jamas—made in mannish style with sjlk frogs on the coat— and with long or short sleeves. They come in attractive striped or figured patterns and lovely colors. Sizes 15 to 20. Grey Shops—Second Floor Very Smart Handbags, $3 Good leathers — smooth and reptilian—grained calf—patent leather and morocco—and there’s a choice of the smartest new pouch, envelope and under- arm styles—some even repro- ducing popular imports. They're all beautifully made and nicely lined—and are unquestionably exceptional values. Black, bluc, hrown, green, tan grey and red. $5 AILSilk Umbrellas, $3.95 Save $1.05 on these attractive umbrellas just because our buver took advantage of a Iucky special huy. 16-rib style with clever amber- tone handles and matching tips and ferrules—and they are all- silk—in navy, green, red, brown + or black. Street Floor They're in _ SORQSI§ Footwear At even better savings than usual! $8.70 to $12.50 of course, but a wide assort- ment in black, tan and brown shades—and there’s a choice of i n, sateen and patent oxford and Broken s you'll find qu leather—in opera styles. Practically every width is represented in this group—and they will be ar- ranged by sizes to facilitate your selection. rap, size and Downstairs Store! $5.50 to $12.50 $1 95 Footwear at Just 150 pairs of women's ses’ footwear in this group—and only one or two pairs of a kind. That's the reason for- this tremendous cut in_ price. Grey, parchment, beige—some ~black—and white in the color choice. Remember—the downstairs store is the place for this spe- cial—Friday—and we urge you to come early. 25¢ Handkerchiefs, Two for 25¢ Women's plain white linen handkerchiefs with narrow hems—also some attractive col- ored novelties. $1.95Chiffon Stockings$1.25 Light shades and white with contrasting colored heels—in- cluding limited number of pairs in white with black heels. $1.25 $3.50 and $4.50 Chiffon Stockings, $2.75 Lovely sheer silk—plain or pi- cot top—and some with exq site Paris Clox. Good shades— but not all sizes. $2.75 a pair. $5 and $7.50 Smooth-bak $4.50 A savings of 50c to $3 on this popular combin 15¢ Ea. lightly boned and i snug h-plm. frock. —A delightful value surprise for this is very smart jewelry just the kind you want now to wear with vour rt Fall frocks!—500 pieces—and about 75 different styles—don't miss $2 Bourjois Face Powder, 75c —A special Third Birthday savings of $1.25 a box on this fine French face powder—Flesh, white and rachel. -~ Remnants! Women—26 Odd Coats 5 Women’s $39.50 Coats $19.50 Craigleigh topcoats—100 per cent fi wool. Tan, blue and grey tweed, $29.50. 3 Women's $49.50 Coats $29.50 Craigleigh topcoats with fur collars. Tan and grey, $29.50. 7 Women's $59.50 to $79.50 Coats, $39.50 Travel types in Camel's hair, Swansdown—Lustrah cloth and tweed; with self and fur col- lars; tan and grey, $39.50. 10 Women’s $15 Coats $39.50 Tan and brown check tweed travel coats with cape fox shawl collars, $39.50. 1 Woman's $55 Coat, $45 Navy camel's hair topcost— beautifully tailored. Women’s Coats—Third Floor 25—$6.50 to $10.50 Sweaters, $5 Jersey—zephyrs—and novelty rayon mixtures — some in hi r mixtures—many with striking horizontal stripes. Ve and round neck slipover styles —a few camel’s hair coat sweaters and a few shetland coat styles in green and red— Sizes 36 to 42 for your choice It e Fourth Floor Friday—Another Inlereumg OGILVIE SISTERS’ Demonstration! So if you have not vet consulted Miss Watson—the hair and scalp expert, sent us by the famous Ogilvie S 50 tomorrow. isters—set apart some time to do Your hair will profit by it! Jewelry and Toiletries Shops—Street Floor We selected twelve of the hest tailored styles of the sea- son and had them interpreted hy experts in design of dresses for larger and taller women— that's one reason why these frocks are so interesting. The other reason is the excep- tionally good quality of the canton crepe and crepe satin that makes them—the clever use of tiers, drapes, tucks and pleatings that maintain a se- verely tailored air—and the wide choice of the best Autumn shades! Larger Women's Shop Second Floor For Autumn Days Smart Dresses —Satins —Canton Crepes —Georgette with Velvet an ton Crepe Misses Women's ock. Lo ek $16.50 $16-50 Just recently we ]»ul)!n]ml news of the style importance of satin and canton crepe tailored frocks—and of silk frocks trimmed with velvet—and now at $16.50 comes a big group of women's and misses’ frocks in about two dozen charming styles—the kind of frocks that you can wear smartly from early 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. if you go to business! For WOMEN, $16.50 BLACK SATIN tiered frocks, with interesting neck lines. $16.50. SATIN sunburst tucked frocks, in black and marron glace, $16.50. BLACK SATIN, copy of Vionnet frock. $16.50. BLACK SATIN drapéd frock. $16.50. BLACK OR MARRON GLACE, two-piece with apron tunic. $16.50. CANTON CREPE, in a Patou surplice frock. $16.50. $ CVSAONTON CREPE, scalloped jumper frock. bands. $16.50. TWO-PIECE flat $16.50. $16.50. FLAT CREPE Norfolk jumpers. VELVET appliqued georgette frocks. BLOUSED FROCKS, with velvet hip yokes. .50. luncheon to late tea—or from For MISSES, $16.50 SATIN CREPE double bolero frocks. CANTON CREPE, £16.50. with faggotted velvet $16.50. crepe, with flared skirts. $16.50. BLACK — malaga — green—tan shades—navy. s — covert tailored FOR JUNIORS ey i g, oo v ks with white collars and cuffs! Misses’ and Juniors’ Frocks—Third Floor Women's Frocks—Second Floor 16.50.