Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1928, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1928, 'MRS. RUTH SHIPLEY BECOMES HUGE LIQUOR RING | HEAD OF PASSPORT DIVISION State Department Aide As-‘ | sumes Post Formerly Held | by Diplomats. ' HIT BY GRAND JURY 101 Indlcted in Chicago Sub- urb Combine, Showing $5,- 000.000 Annual Profits. Kellogg Praises Her Work in| Announcing Transfer to Big Job. important official change occurred he State Dtpmlmrnt W .h‘ldn\ when | | sumed direct charge of the passport division, with its great responsibilities nd a force of more 70 employ nd sailors and of agents of the Go | ernment_traveling on official business Mrs. Shipley is regarded as well | ipped for her new work, and Sec ellogg said that her appointment ition not only of her spe- ] q fication for the post. but also of the exceptionally valuabie service 1 she has rendered to the depart- : for several ye ning her Government service at | e of 18, she served in the Patent for five vears and entered the D(pa'.m(-m in 1914, where for E assistant Irey A zemlnp matters. appointed assistant to Miss Mar- et M. Hanna, chief of the office of o-ordination and review, and held that office to date. Miss Hanna, chief of the office o ordination and review, with a salary ating of $3,600 a year, is the highest paid woman in the State Department and its foreign service. As her assist- nt, Mrs. Shipley received $3.50 and i Subsequently she head of the passport division. Heretofore that office has been filled by officers of the foreign service for as the ‘fld!‘-open manner in \‘mch 'he alleged ring operated Roy Gass, a former Federal rarcfl'lc‘ was appointed chief of pol EX-ACTRESS JAILED IN SILK SMUGGLING 16 Others, Including Alvarez Law- yers, Arrested by Calles Men. One Attorney Exiled. s g Press. PMEX1rG CITY, June 2.—Marie Cone- | d actress, has been caught Fp'uc by President Calles 2 plot to smug- into Mexico from | arrest today. ’!}xe boxg reached Mexico City, were found ln the %z:fi.u 1 Senora Conesz and Her arvest oliow Teleford Ocampo, Gen. Alvarez's at tormey. was on his way to Havana, hav. ing been ordered to leave Mexico after client in jail. Genaro a magistrate, and Vie- associated with for Gen. Alvarez, | | | | | Brueggeman of the MRS. RUTH B. SHIPLEY. | limited periods, their compensation be- | ing fixed by their grade in that service. | Parker W. Buhrman, whom Mrs. Ship- | ley succeeds as chief of division. is in class 6. at $4.500 a year, and Donald | F. Bigelow. who was one of his assist- ants and still retains that position, s | in class 7. at $4,000. Mr. Buhrman's tour of duty in Washington expired yes- terday and he will be given a foreign assignment Among the higher-paid _women in | the Government service at Washington are Jessie Dell of Georgla_ civil service commissioner, and Mabel W. Wille- brandt, Assistant Attorney General, each of whom ri $7,500; Bessie P. | United States Employes' Compensation Commission T Grace Abbott of the Children’s i, Department of Labor, and | Stanley of the Home Economics . Department of _Agricuiture $6.000 each: Mary Anderson, director of the Women's Bureau, Department of Labor, $5.400; Agnes L. Peterson, assist- | ant director, $4.200, and Katherine F. Lenroot, assistant chief of the Chil- dren's Bureau, $5,200. | the national conventions of the Demo: | Huntington avenue, |place on a lawn on Broadwa: PREFERENCE VOTE REVERSES PLEDGES No Delegate Directly for Goff, Who Was Pre-Primary Favorite. By the Associated Press. CHARLESTON, W. With the vote tally practically com- plete, most West Virginia delegates t. cratic and Republican parties on pre primary pledges are in direct opposi tion to the people's preference. Of the 19 Kansas City convention votes. none is pledged directly to Sena- | tor Guy D. Goff, who won the prefer- |n||al vote; two are regarded as for | Hoover, ope is pledged to Hoover and | | the remaining 16 are unpledwed. In the Democratic convention of the 20 delegates having 16 votes, 14 are | anti-Smith, 5 are pledged to the New York Governor and 1 is undesignated. Smith was returned the winner in the | direct vote. The delegates are not bound by the | preferential vote. | As the result. of the primary Dr.| Henrv D. Hatfleld, Republican, will op- | pose Senater M. m. ~eeiey, Democrat | incumbent in November. In the gubernatorial race J. Alfred | Taylor, Democrat, will stack up against | W. G. Conley who won the Republican nomination. | he latest presidential preference fig- | ures today Democratic—2,063 of 2,306 preclnl(H gave Smith, 78 560; Reed, 69,688. RA’x)uhllcun — 2,170 precincts gave 120,337; Hoover, 105,876. Wooden Elephant Stolen. e of The Star, | The Boston police are | secking a wooden clephant, painted true | to life, which up to a few days ago | adorned the entrance to a dance hall on | It has since been reported as having found a new resting | Cam- | bridge, but Cambridge police have been | unable to find i Hoodward & Lothrop DOWN STAIRS STORE For Women Wearing Sizes 40 to 52 Warm-Weather Frocks Ina Wide Variety Noterislsand Sevios $ 1 6 50 150 charming Frocks that for Summer—with bows, drapes, new ways of tucking and pleating, scarf throws and surplice blouses—each femininity youthful and becoming to the larger woman. New, too, and equally as becoming as the smart styles are the summery prints and pastel colors. Silk Prints Chiffons Celanese disclose the new fashions Wash Silks Flat Crepes Hloodward & Lothrap ‘ 10th, 11th, F and G Streets A Bride or a Graduate At Woodward & Lothrop each bridal gown and graduation frock is a poem of loveliness—each accessory and gift in perfect taste—for this magic month of brides and graduates Brides’ and Bridesmaids’ Frocks, $42-50 ‘Whether a simple chiffon for the informal wedding or a traditional white satin gown of picturesque beauty for the church event is chosen—the bride, with her atten- dants, like a garland of June flowers in taffeta or chiffon will be pictures of loveliness. Other Frocks, $16.50 to $42.50 "Misses' Daxsses, THIND Froon. Bridesmaids’ Frocks, $50 In the Walnut Room From a large collection of chiffons, figured and plain— and organdies, the bride and her attendants may select charming frocks—with that distinction of styling found in The Walnut Room. Trr WALNUT Roou, Trms FLooR. Juniors’ Graduation Frocks $1675 Youthful frocks of crepe de chine, georgette and tub silk, in tailored or more elaborate styles, with short and long sleeves. Others, $12.50 to $29.50. Class Night Frocks, $29-50 Charming creations of tulle, taffeta and georgette—that were just made for the class night prom. Delectable colors. Others, $12.50 to $39.50. Jumon Misszs’ Frocxs, Fovars FLoom. Misses’ Graduation Frocks, $25 One finds tailored simplicity the keynote of these smart frocks of georgette and crepe de chine. The majority have long sleeves—that are required by so many schools. Sizes 14 to 20. Missas’ Procxs, Tums Proow. magistrate involved in the DOWN STAIRS STORE scandal, Jorge Castaneda Rendow, n unad The others under arrest y rchants, who L smuggied merchandise. All of th except one box has been seized by | the pol | Engraving Both Correct and Artistic For the Graduate—Calling Cards of fine quality, with most approved styles of engraving. Follow- ing prices include 100 ‘cards: Shaded Antique or ;;odlfied Roman, $4; Trinity Text, $3.50; Script, 50. For the Bride—A new monogram die and 24 sheets of white kid-finished paper with ragged edge, stamped in silver, and 24 silver-lined en- velopes. $4. StatioNErY, Finst FLoor. Books for Gifts to the Graduate—Always in Good Taste It's All Over Now, $1.3§ Works of Edgar Allan Poe, $7.50 My Swank Book, '3 Poems of Rupert Brooks, $2 Elbert Hubbard’s Scrap Book, $3.90 6-volume set of Robert Browning, $15 In the Beginning, by \nrman Douglas, $2.50 3-volume set of Les Miserables, $4.50 Booxs, Fmst FLook, TWO D. C. MIDDIES | AMONG 5 HONORED James B. Lee and William E. How ard Maintain Average of 85 or Better in Scholarship, Monday—We Introduce a New Line Sold Exclusively Here in Washington Bethlehem Rayon Underwear, *1 Exceptionally well made—and well reinforced—this new under- wear introduces to Washingtonians an outstanding collection, which includes step-ins, bloomers, chemise and panties. In white and soft shades of honeydew and flesh. All sizes in stock. Matching Vests, 85¢ Matching Bloomers, $1.95 DOWX STATRS STORE 39-mch Washable Silks ] yard Other Vests, $1 pmen main- p of 85 oourse 96 INDIVIDUALS BENEFIT BY PUBLISHER'S WILL of Min Sjlk Pongee and Silk Baby Broadcloth— variety r,f the delightful Summer shades. Handmade Bridal Veils It is here that the smartest bride of the season chooses her veil, and has it arranged in perfect comple- ment to the beauty and shape of DOWN STATRS ATORE 1,200 yds. Cotton Wash Fabrics 35¢ yard White Kid Pumps Most appropriate for the bride— and likewise for the graduate—are these white kid fancy strap pump, with hand-turned sole and medium heshesd: $186$3: spi 2 ir. o EFIEs. vi2iolean Bridal Illusion, 3 yards wide, $2.50, Other styles of White Kid Pumps, $3 yard. White Laces for the including TLaird & Schober Co. Rridal__(‘mun. Chantilly, Applique Pumps. $10 to $18. and Cire, $2.50 to $3.50 yard. Lacss, Pmst Froon. Wouzn's Buors, Tumo Froon. Trousseau Lingerie The bride will choose such an ex- quisite set as this—of white ninon, trimmed with real Chantilly lace and pink ribbon. The Gown, $29.50 The Dance Set, $22.50 The Chemise, $19.50 Ofher sets in pastel tints, and sepa- rate garments variously priced, Misses' Linoxniz, Fountu FLooR. Late Owner Left 10,000, Estnte cool—and washable—these new dimities, and voiles offer the dainty and colorful v:mvfi for warm-weather wear, DOWNX STATRE STORE Engagement and Wedding Rings The Gift from the Groom The Engagement Ring—A beauti- fully cut diamond, set in platinum and paved with smaller diamonds, $750. Others, $275 to $1,975. The Wedding Ring—A circlet of platinum, set with Marquise cut diamonds, $435. Others, $125 to $360. The Groom's Gift—A platinum link bracelet, set with diamonds, $1,075. Others, $1,500 to $4,700, A Brooch, with a Marquise cut dia- mond and two emerald cut dia- monds, surrounded by smaller diamonds, $1,550. Others, $300 to $1,350. Diamonns AND Prwe Jewsiry, Past Proon. Misses” White Shoes For Graduation, these three models are especially well liked—a three- eyelet tie—a one-strap pump and center-strap pump. $10, Misszs’ Snoxs, Tump Froor. One of the best curtain values we have offered Ruffled Scrim Curtains, *1 pair lection of new Summer Curtains o oy s hat introduces color in nm’hw, fancy stitchings Moderate and inseys, Trul ection that offers dain Con 1 a oot s ] and arm for the Summer W price. Costume Slips Delicate Alencon and Point Roslyn laces trim these lovely slips of crepe de chine and crepe satin, worthy of a bride’s trousseau. $10 to $25. Cosrume BLies, Taimp FLoon. White Ribbon and Garters Bridal Garters, with orange blos- soms, $2, Dainty Bows for dainty lingerie at various prices, Shower Bows made to order for the bridal bouquet at \armul prices. Risnows, Pst Froom, Long White Gloves For that talked-of church or society event every detail must be correct— for with the popularity of the sleeve- less wedding gown, long white glace 20-button gloves, $8, are essential. 20-Button White Suede Gloves, $9 Groves, Fiast Froos. Ny ool = - & charn Just the place Meterials by Yard Draperies Slip Covers Window Shades s Py 7 A v L 1211 F 5t . 3201 Blue BWy Orchid Yellow ETAIRS STORE