Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1927, Page 39

HUSBAND SUAVR * TO AT ChARGE | Woman Pleads Not Guilty| After Confession—Implies | Self-Defense. . N LLE, Ohio. December 9. | —Despite a confession that she had ) #lain her hushand with a hammer While in a “blind rage,” 2i-vear-old | Velma West today had hegun prep- arations to fight tae murder charge against hes S e /1 = Taffeta their support. | al services were planned today i< : | it concerninE : \ 3 Sketched: Slate detail concerning vpened m’ " : When har nusband of 18 months b | B P ) :"‘1‘1’]: T;f::m“:t’:: 7/ i With the \ ) 0 TAVAN S, “Margy” Label I. MILLER Presents for Dance or Theater—Evening Slippers Jected to her veland to at- X tend a bridge pa The young ~ 5 > % 5 o widow implied in her added statement . wit h br}lluaarts, that an element of self-defense was 3 Novel sash in petal involved, A During the quarrel with her hus- | afeateombiied band, Mrs. West said, he struck her, a0 2 ' following which she hit him four times | with orchid satin. over the head with a_ham The body then was Srapped in sh hich Mrs, West drove to the Cleve- d s B Clivoant thatimnel] patterns on gold or silver-finished back- per mother in at s @ S € K Was arrested the ne e ground. Made with fringe and with chain The hammer blows were struck, her - ciEe 3 o, rviy " gonfession said, in a “blind rage.” and handle. “Too pretty to part with” you'll say At B e when you select one for a gift insanity defense. i - 8 . Young, an uncle of the young ! Woman, said a fisht would he made for " s 50 her, and that “things looked much bet- | . ter than we h reason to ex Her attorney, Richard Bostwi Was optimistic. (Main Floor.) EX-NOBLEMAN DIES NEAR TO POVERTY WVladimir Volotskoy, Russian, Leaves Worthless Bonds Main As- set by Will in Los Angeles. —and all the individuality and charm which the The most fascinating designs and colors “Margy” label stands for. in fine French steel beaded bags. Effective $35 LN Taffetas—supple, . exquisite, \ the mode of the moment in —in paisley effect with silver or go'd kid trim and heel. T-strap sandal style with new and evening frocks. Bouffant ef- very high spike heels. A gleaming accom- fects and modified robes de paniment to the gay holiday attire—as dainty style—in high shades or pas- as it is graceful. tels. 'With velvet, with ma- $ 50 line; ornate or simple. As- 20 sembled for you in the (Mayfair Shop—Third Floor.) BRBEXEXBRXEILIEIEIRIGXEIEIRR BL P\\c\ AlR\EI ' ) SMARTES T Exclusively at The Hecht Co. (Fifth Floor.) A MANTEAUX DU SOIR : 3 That Will Sparkle and Ly S PN { Gltram on‘Thcn' Way to tihe Christmas Party VAN RAALTE « SILK STOCKINGS Presented with pleasure— "Received with rapture— Donned with delight— AN great pile of worthless Russian cor- Poration bonds. which before the as- cendancy of the Soviet comprised a fortune of several million dollars, and A 2 bank account of $722. was revealed s 50 today as the estate left by Viadimir v . ‘A. Volotskoy; one time a Russian ;;»h!-man, when his will was placed on e, A son, Alexander V. Volotskoy, of 25 East Ninety-fifth street, New York City, and 'a sister of the deceased, Princess Catherine Imerethia, were Sheer chiffons in the newest shades, such as opal mauve, bronze nude, kashmir, mirage— $3.50 Other Van Raalte hose of exquisite quality and colors— $2.50 ta $3.95 Van Raalte’ Service Weight Silk Stockings in "moonlight, manon, merida, aluminum, etc. $1.50 to $2.50 (Main . Floor.) Velvets and metal bro- cades fashion these grace- ful evening wraps; with becoming shawl or mush- “I hereby direct that no member of *whi my family shall come to my funeral, room collars of white hare mor shall they participate in the ex- 1 fur. penses thereof.”" | > Volotsky died here November:6, ¢ © ; d Choose from lovely willed the deposited cash. They were barred from attending the funeral by a clause in the will which read: Fur-Trimmed Coats That Should Be $55 ,-’EX-B‘BDKEBS‘;’QLERKS % i wrappy models, lined with . to $69.50 and Which i ; silk crepe and warmly in- i BUY EXWGE SEATS terlined.p Finely made);, and Former Bond House Employes Pay shown in the gay new From “Nominal” to $305,000 shades. Misses’ and wum- for Privilege. : i (Third Floor.) By the Assoctated Press. d s ? & d NEW YORK, December 9.—Five for- " fer brokers' clerks yesterday were re. ' A new black coat makes the “smartest” Christmas! I AS A AN AN A G VAN RAALTE - SINGLETTES - Of Sheer Glove Silk To Wear with : Black Evening Gowns 38.50 o Model pictured is of black glove silk; with black lace over “flesh - colored” 'silk * forming the upper and lower sections. Not a wrinkle mars this bewitching un- derdress. Other Van Raalte_Glove Silk Singlettes; in day and evening shades— $6.95 to $10.50 (Main Floor.) wvealed as purchasers of New York Choose yours from our Zl‘ica\(ons have yet to be approved by B. Crooks, all of whom formerly FROCI(S new zelias and velorias. 4 4 " of fine fur; and some with the membership of George K. Bull, Appealing New Daytime Ftock Exchange seats at prices rang: ing 1 superb collection of broad- e board of governors are Hervey !¢, ¥ worked at the telephone booth on the o ” . 5 ¥ m h- floor of the exchange. The other two Topped with shawl, mus| who did clerical work in brokerage houses_were Charles F. Young and In Scores of wsecretary and treasurer of the Sara- Modes tuxedo fronts of fur, O o e T ST “pominal” to $305,000, the previous high record. Three of the new members whose ap- cloths, estrellas, suedes, Kimball, Prosper J. Blinn and Edwin room or Queen Anne collars | Fred K. Lapham, who is to take over toga Racing Association. , Sizes 14 to 50Y; Other Black Coats— Of Vogue and Value Prominence: and afternoon dresses of i Attractively styled black coats, in a the ut‘most charm, One. or gw ;’:n‘e: gz(;&up,{ur mmm:d;s?yzj; two piece frocks exploiting Black Coats: Shawl collars and cusF;; v of red fox < gane was called, Twenty minutes later | the guewet fucament of ! Black Coats: Lavishly trimmed with - e dutrbe el Lo | bows, tiers, front flares and i baby_seal obtained a license and a moment late leatings. LT L hedm;:rried Miss Beatrice Wilson, whz P g B]fir;(e f(\jrs i R ; l{ug had been a witness in the divorce, Th in i ack Coats: Many one-of-a kin he satin is of heavy | models, finely tailored. ... $79.50 quality—the styles so varied Black Coats: Rich with pointed : that 5 - skunk, kit fox and lynx furs, $115 Ry gre milhed Black Coats: Straightline or draped, The PRREROL_ selection a joy. Black sat- exclusive styles suds Trade Mark Satisfaction ins in sizes for women and Black Coats: Individually style 5y " gorgeously furred $150 misses; also for the tall (Third Floor.) SALE OF FUR COATS _Loose Lear iaedgers for 1928 $150 10,8225 Quialities and Styles Chicago Man Is Married 34 Min- utes After Being Divorced. P Street, travel, business CHICAGO, December 9 (#).—Just 34 minutes after James Condinella, theatrical producer, was divorced yes- terday he acquired another wife. It was exactly at noon when his divorce case was called. Twenty minutes later REWEDS IN HURRY. | - 16 : g v GOODRICH “ZIPPERS” A Sale! Kit Skin With Huge Fox Collar “Loose Leaf” is the mod- 33-95 NEW TWEED SPORTS FRO In Tri-Color Effects— the Ultimate in Chic! ern way. The AUDITING 2 Ponvilia y = g $1 DEPARTMENT is the ol Made with the Y : N : “Pulse” of any business. It deserves to be the best system that can be in- stalled. We maintain a perfectly’ equipped plant here where spe- cial rulings are produced to meet individual requirements. Our experience in so many lines enables us to advise when help is asked. STOCKETT- FISKE PRODUCING STATIONERS B ST- -~ %IA.'HINOTON'D% Main 3641 flexible hookless fastener that slenderizes the foot Zip, it's on—zip it's off! Cuff style, light weight, glove-like—these zippers will make stormy weather “all the fash- ion.” In the colors that will blend with your hosiery —tans, gray, brown; also black. With high or low heels; all sizes. Nationally advertised— and the national favor- ite. (Fitth Floor.) Moire skins; Fox Collar Caracul " With Fox Collar Marmot With self trimming Natural Opossum Skunk or self trim Natural Muskrat With Fox Collar A variety and a price that will permit you to wear a fash- ionable fur coat for Christmas—with style assurange and with- out extravagance. All the skins offered in this group are of good quality; the coats are smartly styled, well made and beautifully lined and finished. Their low 25 Sketched -is a two-piece tweed in a combination of gray, copen and marine blue: The vogue for the diagonal line is emphasized in both overblouse and skirt. Note the unusual scarf collar of copen and marine blue flat crepe. The tai- lored sleeves with loop but- toris and marine blue edg- ing. Narrow tweed belt . with blue buckle. Skirt with inverted box pleats. Others in equally smart color combinations. (Third Floor.) P T G P M BRI A e