Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1928, Page 29

SEES 10 DEVELDP APPETTEFOR LK Lecturer Tells Dietitians Ob- \ ject of Serving Beverage in Schools. “The object of serving milk in kinder- garten and primary ciesses is to develop among the children a favorable attitude toward milk, Dr. Mary Swartz Rose of lumbia University told the American Bhetetio Aseociation meeting here this morning. estigations of Dr. Rose are esponsible for the present “milk in schools throughout the ates. Little can be done in om, she said, unless the into the home a liking for vill influence the parents. Shift in Eating Habits. \J KING GETS CHURCH PLEA. Withdrawal of Royal Assent to Archbishop Asked. LONDON, October 31 (#).—A resolu- tion advising the King to withdraw roy- al assent to the appointment of the Most Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang as Arch- bishop of Canterbury has been passed by the Protestant Alliance and the League of Royal Churchmen. There was only one dissenting vote at a joint meeting in Caxton Hall. The resolution asserted that after royal assent had been given, Dr. Lang announced his intention of breaking the | l]aw and disregarding the will of the House_of Commons. Dr. Lang, who is now Archbishop of York, and the Most Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson, present Archbishop of Canterbury, recently issued a joint statement which permitted the use of the 1928 revision of the prayer book in those parishes. The 1928 prayer book wa defeated in the Commons. On the Feast of Santa Francc::o Romana, patroness of motorists, a col- Jection of cars were blessed by an abbot in Rome Plaza. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1928. STOTESBURY HURT IN AUTO COLLISION Woman Companion of Philadelphia Financier Also Injured as Ma- chines Crash—Chauffeur Held. By the Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, October 31— Edward T. Stotesbury, financier, was in Lankenau Hospital today as a result of injuries received in a head-on col- lision of automobiles in Fairmont Park shortly before midnight. He received lacerations of the face and hands and suffered from shock. Indications were that he would be confined to the hos- pital for several days. ‘The accident occurred when he and Mrs. George Willing of Chestnut Hill, his guest, were returning from the opera. Mrs. Willing was injured also, but not seriously. Mrs. Stotesbury was suffering from a cold and did not ac- company her husband and Mrs, Willing io_the opera. The Stotesbury car, driven by a chauffeur, collided with a car driven by James Saunders, a negro chauffeur. Both automobiles. were wrecked. The chauffeurs escaped injury and Saunders was arrested. Mr. Stotesbury is president of Drexel & Co., Philadelphia bankers, and a partner of the New York firm of J. P. Morgan & Co. DEMANDS JURY TRIAL. Dr. John L. Riggles, 51 years old, of 3421 Thirty-fourth place pleaded not guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated and demanded a jury trial when arraigned before Jufge Robert E. Mattingly in Traffic Court today. He is at liberty under bond of $500. Dr. Riggles is accused of striking a machine belonging to John B. Buckman while it was parked in front of the owner's residence, 3001 Thirty-fourth street, last night. Things Are Happening at Jelleff’s THREAT CHARGE LAID TO SLAYER SUSPECT Widow Alleges in Warrant That Killer of Husband Said He Would Take Her Life. By the Assoclated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 31.— State’s attorneys last night moved to perfect their case against Walter L. Lig- gett, 29, who Monday night killed Tur- ney M. Cunningham, 38, manager of the Andrew Jackson Hotel here. Lig- gett yesterday was released under $25,000 bond and immediately was named in a peace warrant sworn to by Mrs. Always A bold made Cunningham, who charged him with threatening her life. Officers had a signed statement from Mrs. Cunningham, they announced, ad- mitting attentions from Liggett, a grain dealer, over a period of two years and testimony from the woman’s 16-year- old daughter Ovella to the same effect. Earl Kiger, a private detective, told officers he was with Cunningham when he was slain. ‘While other parties questioned by po- lice talked freely of the tragedy, Lig- gett maintained the silence he has kept since his arrest 15 minutes after firing five bullets into Cunningham's body, when they met back of the latter’s home. A e i, He Snores! From the Pathfinder. Hub (angrily)—Why did you wake me out of & sound sleep? Wife—Because the sound was too dis- tressing. $2 Triangle Scarfs $1.45 dash of color, striking by con- ILEANA A NAVY OFFICER. CONSTANTA, Rumenia, October 31 () —Princess Ileana, aunt of the boy King Michael and daughter of Dow- ager Queen Marie, yesterday took the oath as the first woman naval officer in Rumania. She recently passed her nautical examination with the highest honors. The oath was administered in the presence of Gen. P. Anghelescu, minister of war. The Princess, who will become 20 Graduate McCormick Medical Glasses Fitted College Eyes Examined DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 409-410 * McLachlen Bld 9 of age on next January 5, visit- years ed the United States with her mother in 1926, WALL PAPERS Wonderful new shades and patterns from which to choose. Now is the time to get your home ready for the winter soclal season. Painting Decorating Window Shades Draperies CORNELL Wall Paper Co. 714 13th St. N.W. Main 5373 The Rumble Seat Coat! Have you seen it? Ii you are voung and blithe and gay and in the mode you shouldn't The newest fashion for youth...the Rumble Seat Coat...here in every color and size... the newest fragrance from Isabey...the way to bring out your charm via your skin, accord- ing to Mlle. Rubinstein...Christmas cheer in new boxed handkerchiefs...reptilian leather shoes at new low pri * ...these are but a few of the things going o.. at Jelleff’s...a busy shop eager to serve you as you would be served! Have you been here recently? ‘The eating habits of the American ople are shifting rapidly in the direc- tion of more fruit, vegetables and milk, aecording to the market statistics of the principal cities, Bailey T. Burritt, gen- eral director of the Association for Im- proving the Condition of the Poor, told the society last night. There has been a 600 per cent increase in the consump- tion of oranges alone in the past 10 Yyears, he said. The great improvement brought about by dietary education in the South was described by Dr. Joseph Goldberger of the United States Public Health lab- \ oratory, whose investigations brought about the conquest of pellagra. The pellagra death rate, he pointed out, used to shift up and down with economic conditions and was due to diets lacking in Vitamin B, particularly among chil- dren. Other Topics Discussed. Col. Edward B. Vedder of Walter Reed Hospital told of the conquest of beri-beri, a tropical disease, after it was determined that it was due to a dietary deficiency. Dr. William Earl Clark and Dr. Wil- liam Mallory of Washington were speakers before the assoclation yester- day afternoon on diet in connection with diabetes and with disorders of the gastro-intestinal tract. _Therapeutic diets in hospitals were described by Katharine Mitchell Thoma of Chicago and Frances Stern of Boston spoke on meeting the dietary requirements of Yout-patients in clinics. Speakers this morning were Dr. Mal- tolm T. MacEachern of the American College of Surgeons and Lucy H. Gillett of New York. The association members were Tre- iceived by Mrs. Coolidge at the White ‘House at noon today. *FORMER MIDSHIPMAN INDICTED IN ASSAULT William W. Woods, Jr., Formally Charged With Attack on An- napolis Woman. William Wells Woods, jr., of 4700 Connecticut avenue, former United States Naval Academy midshipman of the class of 1930, was indicted yester- day by the grand jury of Anne Arundel County, Md., on a charge of assaulting Miss Margaret Brandt of Annapolis, Sep- tember 20. Woods, a bond salesman, is married. The alleged assault is said to have occurred on a State highway near Annapolis. ‘Woods was arrested here October 13 on a warrant sworn out by Miss Brandt. He was held at the first pre- cinct station for a short while and released on a writ of habeas corpus. He is said to have admitted knowing Miss Brandt, but denies the assault attempt. Woods resigned from the Naval Academy in June, 1927. miss it! Light as a feather ...vet woolly and collegiate... and just the thing to g rumble-seating in, $59.50. Shown_also at our trast or softened into blending tones! Crepe de chine in Patou blue, navy, tan, green, red. Scarf Shop—Street Floor A FASHION INSTITUTION Daris Washington NewYork Stone- leigh Court Shop, 1013 Con- necticut Ave. Tie LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET Coats of distinctive style and decided quality Sports Coats—$29.50 to $115.00 Dress Coats—$65.00 to $225.00 Fashion makes a variety this season—all of them appealing—unique designs and new weavings. The Sports Coats are consistently sportslike ; the Dress effects dignifiedly smart. You'll find choosing easy in both assort- ments —and you'll approve the values and applaud the prices. Shall You be among the fortunate women and misses to choose from these Gloriously Furred Coats...%125 Certainly most women are glad to pay $125 for a coat! A day- in-and-day-out Winter garment that usually must serve at least two years! We carefully select our stocks! We have earned the reputation of being the Coat Shop of Washington! Always you get fashion-with-value. And now these, we believe, are EXTRA value! And not only do you get fashion-with-value, but grand variety! The right coat to suit YOUR Personality . . . Let’s explain to you the kind of coats you'll find in this collection . . . For Women Fox trimmed kashmir coat with flare border, spiral cuffs and collar... et o AR -$125 Marital et Armand cushion collar and elbow pointed cuffs of Jap mink...on falleaf or woodbrown majora $ ..Vee yoke-back coat with cuffs of badger on kashmir woolens ..Jenny tunic side flare coat with border, shawl col- lar and cuffs of kit fox...black or grey imported KasSHMNE coivrvenveniioaneiiisnenceccranansenaences $125 ..Straightline coat with Worth square shawl collar and flare cuffs of kit fox...grey, falleaf, and black majora .. ..Lelong’s notched shawl and parel cuffs of Fisher ...woodbrown, falleaf tan or maduro brown kashmir . ...Paquin pointed back mushroom collar and pointed cuffs of kolinsky...black or woodbrown kashmir $12! ..To-the-hem collar, front border and cuffs of civet cat on green or maduro brown kashmir. ... o ..All-around border, mushrocom collar, and spiral cuffs of skunk on black kashmir.... . ...Beer tunic flare front coat...collar, cuffs and border of fox...black, falleaf or -grey kashmir....cooiieeieseeie.os.s Sl For Misses ...Black majora coat with black lynx tuxedo collar-to-the- hem and deep pointed overcuffs of black lynx. $12! Black majora coat with pouch collar, spiral cuffs and front border of black fox...flared coat... $12! ..Dyed Civet cat forms a shawl collar and bell overcuffs on e-front flare coat of falleaf tan majora ..A straightline falleaf tan norma cloth coat has large beaver, pouch collar with back point after Paquin...also large overcuffs .. A stunning straightline coat of grey velma has huge kit fox shawl collar and deep round overcuffs...new tucked treat- ment $12! .A falleaf norma_cloth coat has shawl collar and round over- cuffs and side-tiered border of kit fox. -$12! th pouch collar, spiral T TR e~ Would You like to be envied for your Perfect Complexion . .. You have an opportunity here this weck to have personal consultation with— Mlle. Rubinstein —sister of the world-famous beauty specialist— ] No fee is attached...It is indeed an opportunity for Mlle. Rubinstein has just re- turned from Paris, where she has added to her great fund of knowledge. She has an exotic personality heightened by her artistic understanding of beauty culture, 2 Charming Dresses —in each of the many groups ranging in price from $1650 to $13590 You'll be impressed with the originality that characterizes each of the many models— exclusive creations — designed for street, sports, afternoon and formal wear. At the price you elect to pay—we believe you'll find the best assortment of smart effects and truly intrinsic value available anywhere. Your Personality —is her consideration. She is glad to help you make the most of your loveliness...some of (] which you may not know about. Consultations 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily this week she is in the toiletries shop Lecture—Friday, 3 p.m. —by— Mlle. Rubinstein “Avoiding the Danger Sign Posts of Age” The indications are that there will be standing room only for this lecture which begins promptly at 3 p.m.—Everywhere it has been given it has been cordially received. Women’s and misses’ sizes. (/ e s 5% . Dorothy Bickum sends a figure-moulding Foundation Garment And it’s so very satisfying to wear! Medium or larger figures are moulded into firm yet supple silhouette. The soft silk trico, well reinforced with side sections of elastic, is a comfortable, yielding fabric. And these really wonderful garments are in Washington only at Jelleff’s! Grey Shops—Second Floor ‘Women's black kashmir coat with kit fox collar, cuffs, and flared panel border. $125. Whitmore and Gompany 1225 ¥ Street at 13th. Wasbington, B.C. ...Black velvet is very smart adorned wi cuffs, front border of black jox ..Blue majora coat adds loveliness with a Fisher dyed upstanding notched collar and spiral cuffs ...Green suede woolen coat has a large upstanding shawl of natural wolf and overcuffs, too -§12! ..Brown velvet is gloriously rich when topped by natural Iynx pouch collar and finished at the wrists with cuffs of the same fur v, Women's and Misses’ Coat Shops—Third .fil ch $12 Tho.;'e Who Admire Loveliness —will appreciate the distinctive charm of Stieff Sterling Silver. See the rich, repousse Rose and the simple, beautifully designed Puritan patterns. The product of true silversmiths of “the old school,” each piece actually contains more fine silver than other full-weight patterns. And, by comparison, you will find that Stieff Silverware costs less. Stieff Sterling Silbver A FEW REPRESENTATIVE PRICES IN ROSE OR PURITAN PATTERNS Floor Double-Woven Gloves Boxed Handkerchiefs 51 New Handbags— Made for Jelleff’s 5 You may be sure that you're in the vogue and individual! Two new models in bags have just arrived...made cs- pecially for Jelleff's... made not only with an eye to fashion...but also with another eye to detail and fin (Fashion-with-value. Ireland Belgium Porto Rico Switzerland Lovely things...sheer white linen or fine tinted linen...with manufactured filet, rose point, point d’Alencon and Brussels needle- point borders...some embroidered in color. All boxed to look like Christmas. 1to 3 ina box. . .at these modest prices. Mail Orders . . . Special Attention Given Handkerchief Shop—Street Floor Smart, of course...the classic pull-on that looks for all the world like leather...yet with the coziness and comfort that go with fabric ...spear pointed and stitched backs...beaver, oak, beige, wood, mode, silver fox shades. You'll want a Winter’s supply at this price. 6 Coffee Spoons.. 6 Teaspoons .... 6 Dessert Spoons 6 Bouillon Spoons. 6 Ice Tea Spoons 6 Dessert Forks. 6 Salad Forks... 6 Dessert Knives...... 6 Butter Spreads.. ¢ Serving Spoon.. Berry Spoon. Sugar Spoon. Gravy Ladle. Sauce Ladle. .. Cold Meat Fork (s). Cold Meat Fork (m) Steak Set : Hot Cake Server. e Crocodile grain goat, with self-covered frame ...black, brown, castor, coco, green, navy, or smooth calf pouchette, with lift lock of crystal- and-marcasite... black, brown, tan, green, navy. Handbag Shop—Street Floor Glove Shop—Street Floor | | ° Unusual . . . Austrian Soleils $8.50 Domestic soleils usually sell for at least $8.50 and often more. Austrian soleil velours ...soft, shining, sleek .« yieldin to every nuance of the mode... is usually much more. And because it is No- vember tomorrow . .. ma nufacturers have made this price conces- sion. Year 'Round Hats ...Reboux, Agnes, Al- phonsine and other leading French design- ers have models here in smart adaptation. Close fitting shapes...coquettish revealing-the-fore- head models...tiny regular shapes. .. slashed-over- the-eye types ..small, medium and large head sizes ...black, brown, sand, wine, monet blue, English green. Millinery Shop—Street Floor Three-Day Event . . . Sorosis Shoes Alligator . . . Ostrich . . . Lizard . . . Python $1075 Rare, you'll say! Rare, you'll know, when you see them. The smartest reptilian leathers of the season. . .here at this un- heard-of price! Sorosis shoes are usually much higher priced.,.not only fine leathers go into them, but the shoes are made by master craftsmen! And, because So- rosis uses so much fine leather they were fortunate to secure this special collection of rep- tilian leathers for this group of footwear. Once these shoes are gone, we cannot be certain of securing more.” So use this” opportunity to good advan- tage. Complete your Winter costumes NOW. { Also a Complete Array of Beautiful Hand-Wrought Service Pieces . i\.; 7 Duxbury—$10.75 Alligator pumps with two-buckle adjustable straps over the instep, in- sets and Cuban heels, covered with suede. Hilda—$10.75 An ostrich-and-alligator combination step-in pump with alligator buckle. .. Water Pitcher Cuban heels. in the Rose Design Agents for Stieff Sterling Silver in Washington Seagirt—3$10.75 One-strap: lizatd pumps, with back quarter and covered Spanish heels of suede. Sorosis Shop—Street Floor e