Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1928, Page 22

LCS ARE HURLED NHOOVERMEETNG Cranges and Fist Fight Also Enliven Anti-Smith Gath- ering in Alabama. I'y the Associated Press. FORT PAYNE, Ala.. September 7.— The second north Alabama anti-Smith frceting within three days to be thus interrrupted, a gathering here last night ~djourned in confusion amid a barrage of eggs Addition of oranges to the supply of missiles and a fist fight served to en- liven the proceedings. Four deputy sheriffs managed to re- GIRL BALLOONIST STAYS IN AIR NEARLY 27 HOURS German Miss Sets Record to Get Pilot's License and Sur- prises Even Herself. | B the Asocated Press. BITTERFELD, Germany, September 7.—Germany hailed a new “flying frau- lein” yesterday when Adélheid Noell of Berlin remained aloft in a balloon for 26 hours and 42 minutes, a new record for Germany. Her feat surprised every one, including herself. She used one of the oldest types of German balloons and had en- tered a competition with 39 other bal- loons for the purpose of obtaining a pilot’s license. She was accompanied only by the balloon pilot Berliner, holder of the German long distance record. She had taken along no warm clothing and only | a small amount of food. THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1928. caused the jailing yesterday of Clay Davis, who is charged with perpetrat- ing a fraud by writing the note. JAILED FOR NOTE. Found in a corked bottle at Re- o , Practical Joker Charged With), Sip, Ch ast week, the note pur- Penning ‘Lost Aviators’’ Missive. |ported to indicate thn:i the :yers x;x}\]n 8 S i t of gasoline and dropped on the LOS ANGELES, Calif, September|Ricifc near a desert island. Frost and 7 (#).—Hanawriting experts who traced | seott were lost in the Dole air race the penmanhip on a note purporting | from Oakland to Hawail. The experts to be sign®d by Jack Frost and Gor- |declared the note to be a hoax and don Scott, lost Dole air race aviators, finally traced the writing to Davis. 'gllml"mllllllllllllIII|l|llllIIIIII!IIImllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH|||IIlIIIIIIIlllIll"“l1lI||I|III|IIIIll"l"lllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllm|||||ml|||||||||||m|||)|||n|mmll(lll"ulmmlllllllllll“llmllmmIIIIIII|m]mlllmIllulmllmlllmlllllIlllm ) See Opposite Page for Other Important Store News! y;oi si0es OF 7=AT K ST DEAL AT Se¢e Opposit= Page for Other Important Store News! HAR Ul [T e ve_order at the meeting after escort- Henry Price, candidate for. alder- n, to his home. Price is said to have + ruck Raleigh Monroe, son of a promi + nt_merchant, when Monroe cheered Smith. Monroe, with an injured eye, the only reported casuaity. H. Pegues of Jackson County was Turkey Recognizes Albania. GENEVA, September 7 (#).—Word was received from Tirana today that | Turkey has recognized the new mon- |archy of Albania. ng at the time the first egg was own. It struck the wall over nis |y Pz < -ulder, and Pegues retired immed: EI|I|lIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IlIIlII|lIIl|lllll||I|.I|III|I|IIIIIIII!IIlg 1% Duchess SMART TIES —The Vogue Now— Or. John R. Turner, presiding elder the Albertville district, Methodist iscopal Church, the next speaker, ught forth the main attack by Smith sporters when he asserted that “pro 1» bitionists should vote for Hoover. ers for Smith drowned his voice an was prevented from completing his | 2 “dress by a shower of eggs and oranges. On Tuesday vight Rev. W. W. Wi i+ of Little R cges tossers when he delivered 2n ~ti-Smith _speech at a meeting in ~rence. Wilburn_was able to »':h his add “LY OVER BARREN LANDS 1.750-Mile Trip Made Over North- western Canada Wastes. DMONTON, Alberta, September —Clennell Dickens, an Edmol piiot, who was accompanied by two rk_capitalists and a_mechanic, h « mpleted a 1,750-mile flight across ik lorren lands, advices received here trday announced. rom Winnipeg he flew north Chesterfield Inlet and thence across the barren lands to Fort Smith, on the |Z 920-922 E Street N.W. Slave River. T J. B. JONES & CO. —brings least con- cern, delay and in- convenience, when you leave the job to us. fOur facilities are modern—our per- sonnel thoroughly experienced, assur- ing service and catisfaction at Moderate Prices. Phone Main 6900 for estimates The Duchess (sketched above) is one of the many smart shoe creations that we are now showing for Fall. Tt is presented in Black Patent and Modernistic Satin, A charming shoe—a remarkable value. Sold ifi Pairs Only Just the mere mention of one of our famous “Two-for-$15” Dress Sales and women turn out in droves, knowing just what to expect—dresses that not only spell economy, but dresses that are the last word in the world of fashion. Many .copied from high-priced imported models, and those destined to be “leaders” for both Fall and Winter wear. Other new modes— many stunning styles $5 and $6 SUBWAY SHOP J. B. JONES & CO. Incorporated 1219-21 G Street N.W. & Storage Co. MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING Dresses for every occasion—for business— dresses for the schoolgirl—dresses for afternoon and informal wear—dresses for street wear— " dresses for sports wear. New York orrow for a Review of Campu E s ash o Materials: s Flat Crepe and Velvet Georgette Crepe & Satin Combination Georgette and Velvet 5 om e i) ' Cor See the new college modes! Crepe Satin Flat Crepe Canton Crepe Smartly Tailored Frocks of Gonegitic Crogs JERSEY---*10 The Jer frock has proven its smartness in the Autumn outfit. It is being’enthusiastically acclaimed. Here, we show many attractive styles, all perfectly tailored, and with the newest style features. Many sponsor the box and side pleated skirt with wide leather belts and vestee fronts in one and two piece sitk crepe and jersey combinations. Two tones and solid colors. Styles: Godets, Flounces Cleverly Draped Models Ruffles and Tiered Models One & Two Picce Models Flared Ensembles Straightline Plaits, Tucks Circular Effects H H § H H £ Trimmings: Large Draped Belts, front or side effects “In tan, navy, middy-vagabond, green-grey, bauff blue and wine. An unusually interesting group, and remarkably low- priced dresses of so much chic. Jabots Vestees Handkerchief Flounces New Scarf or Cape Collars Fancy Pins, Bows, Fagot- ing and Embroidered Dots Uneven Hemlines Tweeds and Smart Mixtures Join with Novelty Furs to Create Yokes in various styles, SPORTS COATS : i lace and other materials FOR FALL : , ’ The Colors: The type of coat that fills an im- portant place in every Autumn outfit. Na‘,y Bluc—lndcpendcnce Blue—Marron Glace—Chestnut—Cocoa—Middy—Greens of To slip on when motoring, to wear about town, and when traveling, they & " all Shades—Tans—Wines—Blacks—Etc.—Etc. prove again and again their smart- ness and practicability. Plain and striped effects and’ mixtures with and without fur collar. Some with belts. Sizes 14 to 40. 2z o 39 TRENCH MODEL RAINCOATS and many other popular styles $5.85 to $8.95 Every conceivable model in glazed fabrics, alligator, snake, twill, gabardine and leatherettes. Colors? Tan, brown, black, blue, green and red. Coats that you'll probably never see duplicated at these low prices. Sizes 14 to 44. All sizes for the young miss and woman—16 to 40 and Plenty xs)(f) Youthful Stout Models—44 to Men’s Two-Pants Suits Taken from Regular Stock Selling at $24.75, $29.50, $34.50 and $39.50 Crepe de Chine SLIPS Heavy crepe de chine tailored tops— shadow- proof hem-—new tans, navy, black, flesh and white. Sizes 34 to 44. $2.95 Avail yourself of the convenience of a J. B. Jones & Co. charge account. Pajamas, $5.95 Very chic—very debonair— just the thing to wear when one’s roommate is giving a midnight feast. J BJones & Quilted Robes Padding makes them de- lightfully soft, wooly and warm, Lined with Cico_silk to match or contrast. Very colorful; very beautiful. Particularly appropriate for study robes. Unlimited color combinations. ACCCESOHCS Main Floor Everything that's new in hose, handbags, umbrellas, brassieres, bloomers—very attractively priced. INCORPORATED. Sportswear You surely will want a sports creation like this for your Fall wardrobe. Clever vel- veteen jackets are combined with matching butterfly, pleated skirts of wool geor- gette or flannel. Quite a tricky ensemble. 54.95 ca. Jewelry, $2.95 A fascinating selection *of diamond cut, oblong crystal chokers to match the Fall costume. Created in the modern manner. 1219-21 G Street N.W. '15.85 Suits of finished and unfinished worsteds, cassimeres, twists, herringbone weaves and all other popular fabrics in the most desirable mixtures and colorings. Plenty of two and three button single-breasted models as well as double- breasted styles. Every garment perfectiy tailored, high- grade trimmings and guaranteed to give satisfactory service. Sizes 33 to 46 in regulars, 37 to 42 slims and stouts in sizes 38 to 48. The assortment in sizes 34, 35 and 36 is especially noteworthy because they will make ideal school suits for the larger boys. AND, to make your selection larger we have added 97 one-pants suits, which sold regularly at $30, $35 and $40. Mostly lighter colored mixtures, in sizes 34 to 42 regulars, and shorts 34 to 40. : Goldenberg’s—First Floor.—Use Your Charge Account. LT T T