Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1928, Page 19

-THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1928.° 19 CITIZENS PROTES] |ADAMS REFUSES TO RUN AGAIN |0 |BMITS CHANRES |5t CITIZENS APPROVE [ i i o D e i and to issue stock without par value. t AS PRESIDENT OF AERO GROUP Ainorize” corporatons “generats 15| HESSE'S PROGRAM masiat™or s et room meition e | ot fear™ declined to stand for re- hold stock in other corporations. the Whittier School. New members elected were H. J. DEI[N" tis of A IN F".IPINU [Aws isrie of 310 Tk ‘eebere e sy e Toeeats aak e Burk o R T = ey L . i ¥ pute of all of their assets at any| ission t iate s and E. R. Baker. Shuns Politics of Air Conven- | 8iven time and specitying the procedure, | Manor Park Group Also Backs mission to appropriate sumcient funds Sy - a 3 Permit the organization of corpora- ters.and i tonal facil- F tion at Los An- \ {:3?';05'3' RGN e e Bcelnn'nnge Sl ffii‘;’?i“g?m';’.&’.?&" Eolg::rln'lng:llzp':nd!fiemlny Needs 1,000,000 Homes. b i # i asses. surfacing or grading of Oglethor % Stanton Park Body Threat- geles. _ | |Stimson Proposes Legisla- | Fermit ownership in more than one street from Third to Fifth streets a0 | narie, Dr oo breices ime 1o 1000000 agricultural _corporation. s was requested. omes, one country" provided it doe: - new h nd one of the ntry's e Commendation for Maj. Hesse, super- | Nomination of officers for the coming | most prominent architects and artists i .C. e . . tion mote Island | of more than o Corurio \ WS h ey PR SR : § : é to Pro t‘ Permit merger of oo e o . | Intendent of police, for his persistent | year resulted in the selection of John | has been in this country investigating Gen. Patrick Also Reported tie corporations or the merger of a|eforts to improve the morale of his | G. Smoot, president; Herbert S. Bryant, |our building methods with the view of . ] ; Development B B a i ” foreign corporation with a domestic | department and for the District Com- |first vice president; Henry Vierkoph, | adapting them to his own country. He toH Refused to R - . corporation. | missioners for reorganizing the Police | second vice president: C. H. Brown. |says as one of his observations that in 0 nave heiused 10 Run ‘ . The_committee later will submit its| Trial Board in accordance with Maj. | corresponding secretary: O. N. Tudd, |the United States we can build a house i Justice William Hitz of the District A By the Associated Pr recommendations to improve the admin- | Hesse's recommendations was voiced in | recording secretary: Herbert Wilson, |as cheaply as in Germany, although our Supreme Court fails to grant an injunc- for Post. ’ ; N Proposed legislation to promote the | istration of justice. resolutions adopted by the Manor Park |treasurer: J. A. Clark and Mr. Vierkoph, | laborers are paid four times that of the tion against the use of the Stanton Park J i economic development of the Philip- B 2 Citizens’ Assoclation at its initial meet- | delegates to the Federation of Citizens’ |German laborer. becauss of our super- Hospital. 225 and 227 Sixth street north- e : pines has been submitted to the Filipino | ) ing of the 1928-29 season last night in | Assoclations. and Mr. Bryant and G. | for technical methes. east, by the District as a detention | o . .. correspondent of The Star Legislature by Gov. Gen. Stimson. who | MCLOUGHLIN IMPROVING. | the Whittier School Building, Fifth and | 00 20 home, the Stanton Park Citizens’ Asso- | reported to the War Department that S Sheridan streets, ! ciation will take the issue before the'APLOOiANA?’ELE& c":{c" nf'p:‘";“"»')q”' 7 | he had approved the recommendations |y o0 ¢ g el g The association, however, expressed | ’ District Court of Appeals. declared A. H. | e Of the Nao 4 | made by a joint legislative committee + U. Law Scho n | its regret that the Commissioners had ee qe Darie Gregory at & meeting of the association | tional Aeronautic Association. which 5 { of the American and Philippine Bar| faited to adopt Maj. Hesse's suggestions | in the Peabody Schoo! last night. will open its annual convention here : Association. Bl LR LG that_dismissal from the force be the ' Mr. Gregory, who has been a leader | Thursday in connection with the na- : | The present Philippine corporation| Dr. Peter J. McLoughlin, dean of the | penalty for an officer's intoxication, and 1n the fight against the use of the hos- | tional air races, told The Star's rep- | law. enacted when public sentiment was| Law School at Catholic University, is |that policemen charged with driving | N INSTITUTION pital building for the proposed purpose, | resentative here today that he would e 1t its height in condemnation of “big, go01y recovering in Deaconess Hospi- | Fhile intoxicated be tried in Police (kg “Newlorts expressed confidence that. the nm}‘ln;':fi':“g'&f‘:‘ ‘lmt:l:eflml:mlm m;l nll ; ;nuslneT." the committee reported, ha‘s i Bymk“m me o mpu:’a' Court rather than before the Police T—— tion will be successful in its figh* againsf ivi y. {to a large extent retarded economic | tal, 3 5 - | Trial Board. 2 the home there. He added that he un-| “I am not going to run for president.” progress. ~After a year's study the com- | tion of his left leg because of gas in-| The association approved the plan of | o 1 X derstood 'that the Diitrict officials “are | Mr. Adams said. “My plans are laid| _ PORTER ADAMS. | mittee has recommended and put into | fection from blood poisoning. the Board of Education to rearrange | Chanel’s Most-Talked-About Coats Are considering other sites.” | for other things. I am just a spectator draft bills, which the governor general| “ast Thursday he was found to be | classes in the Whittier School. The | ° £ A In line with Mr. Gregory's report.|here and know nothing about the po-| PROBE OF UTILITIES has now submitted to the Legislature, | suffering from pleurisy. with congestion | change contemplates the removalof the | B * Harry N. Stull, president of the associa- | itics of the convention.” ! reforms it considers most needed 10 |in his left side and lung. He is recov- |seventh and cighth grades to the | roadtai ur apric tion. declared the fight has served as a | The definite withdrawal of Mr. Adams DELAYED BY DEATH permit corporations to adopt the ac-|ering from this condition, following an | Brightwood School Annex, the erection boon to the association, more citizens | leaves the field wide open, with no rea- cepted business practices now in vogue | operation to extract fluid. of portables and the resultant placing having become interested in its meet- |sonably sure candidate for the office. . in_the United States. —and straightway vou find Last night’s meeting was designated | mirers of Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick, tion law include modifications to: P adaptations at Jelleff's in the as the first Fall meeting of the asso-|retired chief of the Army Air Corps.| day Until September 18 Before Allow corporations ample latitude in 7 A 2 ciation and the nomination of .officers | invited him to run, but the general re- defining_the rights, duties. preferences combination that Chanel for the ensuing vear was held. the elec- | plied that he would not permit his Federal Board. = —_— | : J . stresses , . . ings than have been for many years. It is learned here that a group of Ad-| g o yinoe Postponed From Thurs-| Recommendations as to the corpora- | 1 tion to take place at the October meet- | name to be advanced as a candidate. i ing. ¥ | The only other possible candidates | BY the Associated Press. A - Mr. Gregory was the sole nominee for | spoken of ‘are Henry du Pont of Wil- | The Federal Trade Commission’s in- or F A FASHION INSTITUTION the office of president. Other nomina- | mington. Del., a pilot, and E. §. Evans | quiry into public utility financing, " Parie Wasnington NewYork . - tions were as follows: | of Detroit, millionaire air enthusiast | . elilieg Black with Gray For vice president. J. P. Smith and J.| and sportsman, former holder with Lin- | ¥hich was to have beca resumed here Sray P. Farmer. two to be elected: secretary. | ton Wells of the world circling record | Thursday. was postponed today until T Wax | —in the imported broadtail coat Mrs. L. H. Brown, renominated: treas- |in the shortest time. September 18 on_account of a death in ! . t A berchid : urer, Cliborne Hunter: f\;m;rllnl ;cr; Friends of Mr. Adams. despite his |the family of Robert E. Healy, the ¢ sketched, with the handsome tary. Robert L. Bier, and delegates announcement. have not given up hope | commission’s examiner. % s y 4 i <& the Federation of Citizens’ Associations. | entirely. It is held that :hnuld o m?. When the hearings are started next ¥’ ringtail opossum cushion shaw] J. P.Farmer, Harry N Stull. A. H. Greg- | popular candidate be pushed by a par- | week H P. Weeks, of Davenport, di- 9 i ? : ¢ collar and deep cuffs ory and S. B. Frantz two to be chosen. | tjcular group, he may be forced to the |rector of the Iowa section of the Na- its aptltude for 3 |tront and again put back in the presi- .',K:‘Tka!lonE;;C"g;wfia‘gf{“N PG In imported broadtail with stun- # e dency by the same delegates that gave g ‘ n YOUTH ADOPTS TRUCK [ him the office for the past two years. | ary of the association 1. W. Bennett larger headsizes % o S o i i t Philadelphia, secretary of the New | % R et AS PLACE TO SLEEP‘ New Jersey Leader Dies. Smey Utilities Association, and C. H. S Howell of Atlantic_City, president of HACKENSACK. N. J.. September 11 1 | the New Jersey Electric Association, 7 Father Savs Son, 16, Should Go| o\ —willam M. Johnson, 80. First As- | ) |\ yiperces / Sable Brown s sistant Postmaster General during the - . s e administration of President McKinley / itk desuitreni et 3 Black with Rlack Disappeared. former State Senator and philanthro- - 5 ; ' i e J . e e ! pist, is dead here. | '""" o often "‘l the ‘?”““‘ 2 —is also exceedingly smart! A small truck parked in an alley in 2 ol - { collections is the color o Seiian . rear of 1314 L street southeast has | G 2 : ) i this smart soleil hat . . . 5 roadtail coat with skunk shawl been home and bed lo a 16-year-old Loses Life in Union Fight. e Individuality and Ixt's made o slip = collar and cuffs $69.50 boy for most of the Summer. Unwill- | \pw vopy o | smartly over the new y . September 11 (#).—One o sl 2 refers the hard floor of a truck be- | FEIRCTC YERErCAY fn 8 SERt 0TS 10 i $15 4 black fox bowl collar and spiral longing to Mrs. Mabel Farrell of the L street address. it was discovered today | Uions in the Bronx. 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Slack: whether he works, and where he obtains | Main 766 - - . i it's black and a large head- kil his meals remains & mystery. ‘ $55 %65 $75 $85 1 tize: : Womew's woar Shop—Third Floor Sy | - Were $85 to $250 Actress Wins Divorce. = SORE DAYTIME DRESSES : ; 125, ANCRLES Beemier 11 U I HROAI~ Now $35 b $100 | 5 A Sylvia B . film actress, 1 P i = e nmeth M s i nyn Relief guaranteed with one swallowof Were 350 to $175 5 lerk’ § Y 5 o 1524 and. sspsrated Iug on i SUITS, Now $50 Hats must FIT to be smart. . .we know that. . .and it FASHION INSTITUTION g‘:mrdlng to the actress' complamt. | Were $135 | means so much in comfort, too. So we've decided to Pare Washington NewYork ———— he charged crue bty . . - ! specialize in having the exact size as well as the right WINTER COATS ! style...smart, youthful hats in larger headsi;es. The Collegiate Shop Recommends for J 4 for so many moderns have a wealth of hair . ... come 1\,(;.‘:’_2%5; lt”o‘gzl;'s in and enjoy the satisfaction of finding a hat that ColIege-Bound Youth.... SKIRTS, N $5& $7.50 | :’I’l‘i.:"perfcutl_\' whether you want to pay $5 to $35 y LNOW = T or it! o Were $15 10 §22.50 . Millinery Shop—Street Floor Featherwelght Tweeds All Bags and Novelties Substantially Reduced | | - They are in the mode! And every smart Bl")thers i ~ollege trunk will carry its quota! And ; e — — i L / this naive little frock adds a sophisticated SPORT FROCKS J 1 little collar that ties in back and two rows E ! ; z’ of shoulder buttons, bright, shiny, red . . . . A FASHION INSTITUTION and a stunning leather belt, red, too. The from $28.50 A FASHION INSTITUTION * Parw Washington NewYork The reign of tweed! And some- || e = s pen . 29.50 thing new in Jerseys! 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We can’t stress “different” looking 4 5 ) : too strongly how worthwhile it is pumps of tan calf with green . . . all combined with TWELYE THIRTEEN = v‘ to use these last four days of the genuine python vamp another gay color! Sizes sale to your advantage. We urge v y : . . . medium Spanish 14 to 20. you sincerely to hurry, because Heck 516-50 we know how pleased you will he $1s 50 o0 o Glen Bogies later! It will redound to our are not to be outdone! credit when you find out how “good” you have “bought.” It will emphasize our fashion-with- Hostess Any time you're late for value policy! A very clever Sorosi class you'll be giad to have 3 pump that combines one! Always - fresh and If You've Been In shining patent leather smart out of the trunk. But couldn't find just what vou'wanted with an interesting g i A s oy ...coie in again. The new coats are water snake underlay § 3 no pressing needed! They varied in style and fur peltries... in e R L : don’t wrinkle, sag. stretch. smart modes for misses. . .in handsome i types ior women. make your feet look! At your beck and ¢all. And Here Are a Few $12.50 / 189 e Outstanding Coats Leopard cat coat, Queen Anne Miss Bridgers in the Sports Shop German fitch collar .$263 | e by % Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) Smart Set :hehr:re 'hlS':,\che:; ":.;fllc"l_:;‘:’:" aboq; coat, natural Summer ermine col- A strip of imported Vot wishe: E) 2 lar and cuffs ...... $345 bt 950 el . _ Silver muskrat coat with Rus- | ::};ll;:d kd?c {f;e]h;;c;?,: sian fitch Johnny collar.....$225 fine kid pump . . . it's In the smart Fall Shades z \ P Sealine (dyed coney) coat with p : Every one of our new Foot Saver Models is L dyed (weasel) trimming. ...$195 . :\I:tg‘:‘t[‘;;?ul;]\ol?:ll S5 $29.50 gned inhznnnnywirhrhurendannsh!nn .Isllu:tr;u:dw ag\nfi buff hroadtail coat with South \ priced at just In Washington exclusive with Jelleff’s! in women's apparel. And the effect of trim, Saver model de- . American skunk collar and cufis, g kI, ted by their patented veloped in: black 5 ; $265 \ 8 11 el . L ke, Buff -broadtail coat w it h $ in- ons ion is equally in harmon at $14.50. t byl orencHion e 7 s Hudson Seal natural badger loose standing with the feminine mode of the moment. dyed musk- collar S n Wri I,‘.‘t’.,f.‘i“g:‘,fl“! Sandalwood caracul paw coat Cocktail te your own name on mer ermine with wolf collar and cuffs..$22§ Snake means smart- Linen Handkerchiefs = Foot Saver Shoes trimming, 3 o n - E we carried in stock Sandalwood caracul paw coat ST B e It really amounts to that. You write your name and in sizes up to 9 and . ’, with jap mink collar and cially when it is genu- P B 2 2 : & wid fll s AAAA I( :H S $345 s J p S g Bltuginde e m’; pat- it is reproduced in .emhm}dery on _lmen handkerchiefs to D. eiitileathiess, o seaithis in the color you wish. College girls love them. Sold Exclusively in FSI t at Tentt : All Summer Sale Prices...Next Monday style with the trimming 6 linen handkercl D. C. at Winter Prices Prevail on the sides. Spanish cluding the embroi heel. A Deposit Holds a Coat Storage Free - $11 FOOT INSURANCE FOR THE FUTUR Until November—Balance in January Miss Kaye Bell, graduate of Smith, is the college = E’ ‘ur Salon—Fonr loor : . orosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor ) C . e IO L e e ]| sdvisor-..... Colleginte, Shop—Third: Floor: e R - frock itself is grey or tan! Sizes 14 to 13. Lelong’s vanilla. grey,