Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1928, Page 28

Symphony Organization, am A. Wahl, 230 K street northeast, suffered from an overdose of economy today when he drove | 28 THE EVENING' STAR. WASHINGTON. - D.- C..--THURSDAY. - AUGUST -9, -1928.° | H cumbents assured of renomination, close | Republican col nal contest by only nt i - ! |Cut-Rate Gasoline [OKLAHOMA INCUMBENTS |omtents e o oponents.in” thiee (17 votes, with less than half of the 331 CHICAGO ORCHESTRA [ andment because of saary diferences | - Stresemann to Participate. | . . {IN HOUSE CLINCH VICTORY |districts remained trom Tuesdav's pri- Bx:emcu reparted. J: v. Mcclintic,| CONTINUATION ASSURED: s gned | BERLIN, August 9 (8).—The lkeli R(\s“"s m F"‘p mary election. mocratic fncumbent, waa unopposed % a new agreement assuring the continua- | poog that Sir Austen Chamberlafi % | | " Charles O'Conner, Tulsa attorney. led | for renomination there. S | tion of this symphonic organization | gyipien forej " will 1 1 Aut jS | Three Close Races of Future Op- | John Goldsherry, United States district el L e i Facing | founded by the late Theodore Thomas. | ¥ o g s not, par 088 1o Aulor attorney, by 431 votes, with 38 precincts ¥ | | Under the agreement the Chicago ticipate in the signing of the Kellogy | ponents Still Undecided |to be heard from, in the first district Abgent-Minded Again. | Disbandment, Adjusts Sal- Symphony Soclety, which sponsors the | outlawry-of-war pact in Paris is nol fas Pemary Republican congressional contest. E. B.| prom the Boston Transcript. | ary Differences. orchestra, is free to employ new men | expected to influence Foreign Ministey Wil y. | Howard, Democratic incumbent, Was Te- | . protegsor . (after being fished out of| o at a minimum of $80 a week during | Stresemarn's decision to participate per. - e nominated without opposition. . o | water) —The. worst. of 1t 1s that T have | “'GHICAGO, A v | the nrt three vears of service, $84 the | socally, fn the Sricpl, he Jorep ST st 9.—Wi 4 t or 8, . Au .—The . $87 the e | e I ¢ OELANCHA OFTY. i i Clinton, in the seventh d}nrm Jjust remembered that I can swim. 8 he Chicago | fourth year, $8' 3 an minister also will probably attend the Symphony Orchestra, which faced dis- | sixth. League of Nations' sessions next month Republican 5383 Votes Ahead in Primary—Hay Maintains His Advantage. By the Associated ST. LOUIS. sugust 9.-—Roscos C Patterson of Springfield, Mo., United States district attorney at Kansas City was apparently nominated as Republi- can candidate for United States Senator n Tuesday’s primary. His plurality over Nathan Frank of St Louts continued to climb today Patterson was 5383 votes ahead of basis of returns from Frank on the into a flling station at Sixth street and Louisiana avenue and ordered 10 gallens of gasoline, advertised a a specialty today af 10 cents & gallon. The tank } entire 10 gallons gas filter~d down onto the hot motar, | sotting the auto afire. Mr. Wahi | estimates he saved about 75 cents on } hold the surplus would not the and the gasoline and suffered $3 damage to his ear Belgian Foundries Unite. BRUSSELS, August 9 (). — Ninety Relgian foundrics have been united in | a new trust under the chairmanship of | Paul Ropsy of the Griffin Works at Ant- werp. The trust will aim at standardi- | zation of production, fixation of prices | and the solving of financial and labor | all eight Oklahoma congressional in- Mills. A FASHION INSTITUTION® Paris GWashington NewYork Summer Frocks Down to $12.50 Hot? Yes; of Course.. but Youth Look at the Values and it’s always cool and comfortable in Jelleff’s 3.428 precincts out of 4140. The vote | srohiems by mutual agreement WaS: ttarzon, 96.580: Frank, 01204, ’ nd Davia M. Proctor. Kansas Gity _that set the fashion pace were $16.50 i for misses and juniors to $25 Hay Maintains Lead. Headache The lead of Charles M. Har. dry ; : o leader of the State, over James A. Col- vacation month. when 2 P : Thoes s k ese fabrics.. fet. & wet. and whos CAMDAISH W25 | gy iamma taviets ceiovs Heagucne wbera | couple ot extra frocks mean h f sponsored by Senator James A. Reed. siood at 21,551, with 3.659 precincts tab- um- others @il Pauna of all xinds quickls saneh ™ end when vov take one ot two A K Auiso untold extra pleasure. Flowered Chiffons nlated.. Hay had 155,360 and Collet end insomniaand nervousness Break up colds. o 13:«?:?3 3 fever <rippe. Scientific. baanced formule in- mer parties, too...wee Plain Chiffons : sures safety and certain results. ibeo by trips! \What a time to add amn L Francis Wilson of Platte City had a wide lead over his opponent for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. State Senator A. L. McCawley. Wilson had 233.796: McCawley 64.152. Henry S. Caulfield's lead over his nearest opponent. Lieut. Gov. Phil Ben- nett, of Springfield, for the Republi gubernatorial nomination stood at 5! 155, with 3.378 precincts reported. Caul- fisld’s vote was 144,818, Bennett's 85,663 Will Talk to Smith. Her. who wes attacked by Senator Recd on grounds that Hay's dry views doctore ant than 35 vears Pain’e greatest enemy lions sold annually Sold by dru Printed Silk Crepe Plain Flat Crepe dentists the world aver tor inore % mil- frocks that are fashion leaders ..at $12.50 each! Choice frocks. . .never intended to sell at this price...but it's time to clear stocks. Lucky voung women get them! where handy vest-pocket size tins--25 A-K >n svervtablet Anti-Kamnia Oulek Rellet from Pains and Aches these fashions.. Turbaned Girdles Berthes Plaited Tiers Plaited Skirts Fitch dyed opossum on black suede Misses’. 14 to 20 Juniors’, 13 to 17 Kolinsky on black majora clath Ainktails with insets nf scal on hlack «it- Rent black er an velma cloth NEW YORK would conflict with the stand of Gov. Al Sond the "p“;‘.‘i‘n’fii‘(‘{;n“‘c‘lr?m&‘.‘,‘il" for Lefi—Slceveless fiat crepe frock fol- ~ LONK Sleeves L cloth SR = women's mot- Gov. Smith on August 23, and. while in lowing the smart lines of Vionnet- Sleeveless $98.50 e - ‘mmod. e Beer New York. would confer with Smith on £12.50. Draperies Shirrings the Missouri campaign. Hay said he intends to give Gov. Smith his full sup- port in th® coming campaign. United States Senator Harry Hawes of Missouri today established headquar- tars here, from where he will direct the Democratic national campaign in s en Mississippi Valley States. Senator | Fawes was selected by the Democratic | national, congressional and senatorial cammittese to have chargs of the work 1~ Missouri. lowa, Nebraska. Kansas. Oklahema. Kentucky and Tennessee. Right—Flowered chiffon frock, with dipping hemline and snug hips— $12.50. Few ensembles—silk frocks—pique coats in juniors’ sizes—at $12.50 Misses’ and Juniors® Frock Shops—Third Floor s 5 Lace Trimmings SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves Washington 12:30 A. M. RETURNING Strong Demand for Brown Furs On Black Coats In the Annual Summer Sale of Winter Coats Brown Furs— Black Woolens! In these 5 big groups Brown, dved kit on Velma It's easy to watch the trend of women's and misses if vou prefer to set the pace for Fall : v i ane f3 p ef F f tastes in new Winter coats. The sale is swinging fox, misk (dyedmar: been bought tell an eloquent story. mot) on broad- cloth, Marmirk (dyed marmat) Liberty Street 600 P.M. Standard Time For details, consmit IVIUS LES! Rt i Brown’ Minktails on Kitten's Ear, VESUV|UiLFSS Gl e, Satin Froclcs ju‘" arrived $25 Sable, T c:_ll lm\"‘; yralv.,"n.w {}:" along and whole racks packed with coats that have o b ma Minktails on broadcloth. Mar Yruption Loses Intensity and Seis- mograph's Agitation Ends. | NAPLES. Italy. August 9 ) —The | The first thing we noticed is that BLACK leads. And then . . . and how very many of these coatz $58.50 for smart young things eruption of Vesuvius which began Ticket A 4 : : Wednesdav continued with less inten- o More and more smart voung women hegin their Fall on rayosa.. were trimmied with BROWN FURS? e it it wardrobes before they go vacationing. One stun- Kolinsky dyed civet cat on Norma H Minktails on kitten's ear. Mar- the southwest side gave forth a stream | of highly liquified lava which some- times was sent into the air as high as 40 feet or more. Fire and smoke 2re puch in evidence tion of seismographs have ceased entirely. And vet there is plenty of diversity . . . because the kinds of furs are many . . . long haired, short haired, and curly haired! And so many styles in collars and cuffs. Really this season permits al- most unlimited expressien of individuality. ning frock to travel m...another smart affair for tea time or informal hotel dinners! You will feel better if you tuck a new 4 Autumn Satin Frock For satin is one of mink (dyed marmot) on majora, Beaver on velma. Rac- $78.50 Kolinsky dyed ringtail on majora Dyed Australian opossum on su -into your vacation luggage. g THE leaders in Fall modes, . .no doubt of it! And prema. Brown skunk on norma R 5 \[ note. what you'll find in_this group. .. Fich "dyed” apossum on norma T'he Brown Fuss Are ... Py :w f A jumper frock " with a capelet...the velma. Brown '\"';_‘f s Koknsky Jap Mink Importers I jumper affecting the up-in-front move- "P:"”“':‘M‘;‘“ $ 50 v:.;?x“my ; Fisher Dyed Fitch Kolinsky, Dyed i ment. Unusual looking. (Sketched Left) e gt P Brown Dyed Civet p 0 o Cpossum £ The shirred frock that reveals the curves on broadcloth. Cat ; Mink Tails of the figure. , lace trimmed! (Sketcked Right) Rk oo $ The Black Fabrics Are . .. The frock with turbaned hips and Chanel's majora. Beaver Rayo:a Kashmirlinda Kitten's Ear All R 5% | new bows. So blithe and young, on majora. ..... . \\l'a.i"c‘-:a 'Q:;:_‘“"":‘;M”‘ i\°""‘“ $ e’nain’ng $ } And as to color...the new browns with overtones K':h::;vd:,,','[hi;,‘,::,,,,’;‘;‘m"‘E::"":r Five Specialized Shops Include Coats fo su er I Iatg‘ 4 of rust. ..rust-gold, rich loam...the pinky heiges on kashmirlinda. ”‘.pe "’, P i 111111 o = called rosy tawn, prairie grash, dead Teaf...shallo 2 Masses omen Junors A special group of $1 pool blue and a new purple-blue...and the very 3165 to 5215 less 157(1 Larger Women Smaller Women | ¥ much in demand BLACK! TS R R NS ST 1 G S R T R S BT S BT e i ALSO dffslrahle Hats Iat | - A MODERATE deposit now will keep the coat you choose until OVEMBER, B Al suitable for immediate wear—a limited number | Sizes 14 to 20 with cold storage FREE! Pay conveniently twice a month or in November, if & Pelts uitable for Fall. e Misses' Frock'Shop—Third Floor | you prefer. - BT RS Y A TR £ i B e Sbecial Things—for a Great Vacation Month! Nightgowns Lovely at $5 Of course you've seen silk gowns at*$5 bhefore...but never such gowns as these. at least we don’t think so. the crepe de chine is,won derfully firm, the work manship superior, and there's such a variety of styles that you may to either the tailored or lacy extremé, or strike a BASAEAEAEAEATAEAEAEAEAS Personal Comfort —requires the use of a cleansing ifying agent—and the BEST SAFE to use and SURE- LY EFFICIENT in every way is Key’s Powder Use it daily in the douche. It won't harm the most delicate membranes and tissues. Use it after shaving. It takes out the stin Use it a8 a Wt Topnotch Bags for $5 i —hard to equal anywhere! Thete’s the frameless bag all Paris i< talking ahout . the little bag that slips so collegiately over the hand . hig, roomy, two-section hags made for smart travelers . .. dressy bags with wide simulated shell frames . . . and tai lored bags with scores of clever nuances! * And the leathers as well as the styles are exceptional m 85 hags—fine morocco, genuine cali and reptilian grained T > U - - > 0 4D >4 >+ U--' spray. It works I;‘h : charm. leathers. Select yvours tomorrow ! i b . K se itstn counteract the disagree- ' 4 . happy medium, hese co ;bl— 'hody oldorl. I'll keep you Handbag Shop—Street. Floor n'rfi"vha( ha‘\r );r»ru ;w;‘ ree from all embarrassment. s s-—peach, white, fles ! An excellent first-aid to prevent color, Lido blue and orchid i gaining - headway, from Sizes 13 to 17 3 ) s, ngs, ete. & !‘{\ Don't be without a box. G _Cl'ene_ de Ll B ds ke Chine Slips, $3 c an Key's B J - gy 8 Pt o comfortable vou simply Trial size Family size hondy don’t realize vou're wear- ing one...and yet the make a world of difference U > O - - e > - T F-7Z Chemical Co., Washington, D. €. i+ KEAEBAEAEAEAEAEAEXEAEAEN { ‘“ » Qi o E Keep Cool” Silk Frocks i , , e, e —_————————————— AR $ 50 Vacations are hard on stockings—that's why Perhaps vou'll prefer the | ; i 5 . . . e tailored stsle .. if not, 3 5 4 | Little enough for making hot days cool and smart. Lovely that wear are favorites! Play a fast game of tennis.. . . ::‘;I ,.\'\\f,“],.:}\”?]("r‘r,r, ,'hr‘, Flnal Pr]ces and Flnal Day things . the cream of Summer fashions . . . all of (;"1 up.uml«halaml_\- in the "":'.l'l'l & with WEVEE & ety 3 »Sv/ex‘.fln‘-“:vuhllri washable silks, One and two piece . and in good colors n‘):):lt' garter runs . ., for the Gold Stripe is proof against ;;hllm navy., beige, and ! esh —white, orchid, vellow, flesh, and a few color combinations Small group of Flannel Ensembles, too. .$10.50 Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor for Summer Dresses 55.00 58.75 512.50 Original Prices Two and Three Times Tomorrow’s Prices Have you ever worn No. 5257 sl. 95 3 pairs, $5.70 ~it1s a-heautiful stocking with shm pointed heels! Sheer chiffon silk, 100% pure, with lisle lined garter hems and plaited feet. More Coolie Coats, $3.45 College girls are buying them to take hack to school now whe would ever have thought that these gav' little coolie coats you see on every beach were going to hecome a student’s studying robe! Rut they ARE ideal for that, too. Serviceable wool challis m gorgeous colorings hlacks reds and orange Grey Shops—NSecond Floor LLIZABETH ARDEN Venetian Cleansing Cream is as refreshing as a dip in the sea! Smooth it freely aver your face and neck. . .how caressingly refreshing it is.. . how lovely it makes your skin look i %0 clean, so soft, and Elizabeth Arden's Cleansing Cream will never stretch the skm 3 Smart women use it after golf In the Summer Sale of Furs | Misses’ Coats = 1105 Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor Black Pony Silver Muskrat | 1 Golden Muskrat | /4 Baby Seal i ) oY Mole Kid Caracul Last Day—Sorosis Shoe Sale! —let nothing keep you away! $8.50 ro S11 $12.50 to SI4. SIS to $18 styles reduced to footwear cleaving exclusive styles motaring, shopping, and Ihese smart voung tashions every morning and nig! "t vol are a stirring feature of the o Ve 88.45 slo"‘s m’l‘l.“fi_’. :x:uall‘.\: ”lvr:-‘\‘ weon't you let us show it to you? oy ¢ L ™ Summer Sale at $195, Young Sizes are missing her d there ..stocks st be cleared .50 0 NAop-- Silk Dresses Only In the Qualities and ST A Tt - RWAS 0 BRFE oG tlek, and strap Mliphars-regardiess of former et St e Styles That One Finds Here at All Times || wanted a fur coat are tak Come huy & pair in patent leather . beige kid. .. satin . .embroidered All Fur Scarfs—Less 15% mg to them. Aren’t you in linen. .. white kid...imported snake kid.. simulated lizard calf in the Summer Sale of Furs erested enough to visit our and there are ever so.many other materials, too \nd ye want to we S W ur early Fal h t wl you'll t to wear a scarf wit! 1 h v v Fall | Fur S| [ P 7l Remember, every ‘pair is Sorosis.. . that means quality. . superior X ‘ hp”"_;“:};"‘,'::l‘:’mw blsode quality. ..and reiember, too, that tomorrow is the last day frocks not so far off either . select one now gl gt ol oy less 13%. i | i if you decide to buy. Extra! $7.50 to $10 Footwear Reduced to $5.95 " Peinbei dox AR - @ : . ¥ g A al blue fox . . . red fa 1316 G St. | Fui Coat SkepFonrth P hese are in the hasement shoe shap...they're wonderful values Betwiadot i oat Skop—Fonr oer sports oxfords .patent leather slippers. .colored kidskins. . and - beige fox . . . brown fox . . . baum marten. white ahoes. Marked Prices Are $49.50 to $125. . . Less 15%