Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1928, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, . C.,. MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1928. MARSHAI FANOLLE | o s ||PRIS(]N COMMITTEE 1S DEAD IN FRANCE ‘ Commanded Armies Between . . Represenlatwes Begin Fed- Soisson and Chateau- s : ‘ eral Jail Investigation Thierry in 1918. . 1 in Cleveland. D, Ohlo August 27. T‘v‘\m: the Cuyahoga County jail for its first day’s work, the congressional | He . | committee appointed to investigate housing condition of Federal prisoners was called together here today by Rep- resentative Cooper of — Youngstown, | chairman of the committee. | From here the committee will make an inspection trip of Ohio and West Virginia prisons. On the present trip | conditions will be studied at Ohio Peni- | tentiary, Columbus; the Federal re- formatory at Chillicothe and the wom- prison at Anderson, W. Va. Later rips will be made to Aflanta, Ga.. Leavenworth, Kans. and McNeil Island. | "u- | wash Representative Cooper sald there are | mmittee would investigate hous- Corps, the loyment of the prisoners with a 5 and 1916, of making a report to Congress. overcrowded conditions at titutions,” he said Representative Cooper, the sists of Representative lution creating' the body, and cpresentatives Copp of Iowa, Taber of ew York and Bell of Georgia. Week-End Excursion (Over Labor Day) to n of Hono . § CULPEPER $2.00 in » s elevation || ORANGE . . - - CHARLOTTESVILLE, $3.00 '§ LYNCHBURG rms. i which the aver-|| DANVILLE . .. .$5.00 5 o oo™ || Saturday, Sept. 1st, 1928 Special Train Lvs. Union Station. .. For Prope: Glasses Lvs. 7th St. Station. for the Returning, tickets w«ll be. hm\olcfl ? on_all remuilar trains (except CRES Proper Occasion | CENT LIMITED) up to Train 36, nm(1 clusive, Monday, September (Labor’ Day) CLAFLIN | This excursion gives opportunity to <D!d'\f!‘ s"ln?:v and %d‘on‘fl |y klln | at home in Virginia, making sl s 922 14th St. Tound trip at very low fare. volle was need- —— | See Ticket Agents, 1510 H Ecole Superieure ' St. NNW., 7th St. Station, or School of War) | Union Station. his rank migh scholars, was cre- [ESimEas Whyte-Foxkaocks Pi lonel in 1901 Ik, Sun Duras aced Pl 1o Payolle was made a colonel in 1907 W\ like Lucky Tigerknocks Dan- ®nd a brigadier general in 1910, in com- {8 druff and Scalp ailments. 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The selling starts, To Scranton All-Silk Cotton Lace Panels | Crepe de Chine | Wash Fabrics W s 5195 28¢ An opportunity to secure heer voiles and new cot ton prints for making kid dies’ school clothes and aprons—at a saving Large and small patterns, in either light or dark pattern Alpaca ew Rayons, in aftrac nent of tive plain colors, yard spe ard $1. cial, 28¢ N BTAIRG STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE ide, washahle repe de Chine at indeed a shall probably recommend the of additional prisons or changes | nt policies. There have been | , | nOW about 9,000 Federal prisoners and | conditions. the food served and the | k, who introduced | The Outstanding Fashions i in the: New Autumn Frocks The Wrap-around Tiered Skirt that Created a Sensation at the Fashion Show With scalloped tiered skirts, so hecoming, and side rlr.w(\ s0 smart, a frock that combines them is bound to be chic. This one is of rosewood satin, $39.50. Other Fall mod- els, $39.50. Misses” FROCKS THiRD FLOOR. 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Foundation Garments for Fall are softer Corsolettes, $7-20 This pink satin corsolette and flexible broche corsolette are typical of the new trend in foundation garments that are much softer, with little or no boning. The satin garment is side-fastening, with sections of rayon elastic and no boning— the broche corsolette is a bit firmer in ¢haracter, lightly boned, with rayon top. These two garments offer the types that are most popular. Others, $3.50 to $12.50 Consers, Trmn Froon. Decidedly New Crepe de Chine Pumps, $12-50 Decidedly new—decidedly smart are these lovely crepe de chine pumps—with petite point embroidery—for afternoon and even- ing wear. The medium round toe, short vamp and French heel are well liked. Plain D'Orsay Crepe de Chine Pump piped with silver kid, $10 Misses’ Swors, Tuio Froor Infants” Shoes, $2 for those Important First Steps It is very important that baby’s precious little feet wear the proper shoes to take his first step in life. 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