Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1928, Page 34

34 VARNEY AND SMITH SEEK POLICE POST Nominated in Race for Presidency of Association—Election Next Month. : Sergt. Milton D. Smith of the Traffic Bureau and Détective Frank A. Varney will be opposing candidates for the office of president of the Policemen’s As- sociation at the annual election the first ‘Tuesday in December. Sergt. Smith served two terms as president prior to three years ago and recently receiv- ed the highest vote of any candidate for membership of the general board of the association. Detective Varney has never before been a candidate for office in the association. Nominations were made at a meet- ing of the association held in Pythian Temple last night. W. A. Schotter and W. F. McDuffie were nominated for the position of first vice president, and W. F. Als and J. L. Billman were | chosen to compete for the second vice president. J. E. Wilson, who has served the as- sociation as financial secretary the past 16 v: d~clined another term, and THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, J. T. Hendricks and G. 8. Chrisman were nominated for the office. W. C. Adcock was unopposed for the office of treasurer. J. E. Talbert and J. E. Ma- haney were nominated for the posi- tion of trustee. Otto Hauschild elected chairman of the general board. It was decided to hold future of the association in Odd Pellows , Seventh between D and E streets. e Easy for the Chief. NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (#).—Chief Bresnahan of the local police force had a partridge dinner for 90 cents, al- though the season was closed. e 90 cents was for the window pane upon which the bird killed itself. MOROS KILLED IN FIGHT. | MANILA, November 9 (#).—Two Moros were killed and many wounded | when they attacked the constabulary station at Ganassi, Lanao, on November 6. Two constabulary soldiers and one policeman were serlously wounded in the assault. The news was received| yesterday in an official report saying the clash was due to tax collection and school attendance regulations. | ‘The attacking Moros were_dispersed and the region was quieted. Influential | Moros have condemned the action. London has a heavy necklace vogue. | Woopwarp & LoTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE One of our most important Fashion Value Events of the Winter Season Transparen ‘Felt and Velour Hats - Special, 529 Just 50 of them—and really you thust see them to appreciate the wide variety of styles. Tur- bans, brimless models, hats with narrow brims and smart off-the-face styles become outstand- ing in -fashion, as well as- value importance. The colors, to, are fashion notes. Fancy Cuff Glace Gloves $2.25 pair Fashioned of soft, pliable kid, with smart straight and turn-back fancy cuffs. Three rows of two-tone embroidered stitching on backs. In warm brown shades and black-and-white. 1-Button Saddle-_seWn Glace Gloves, $2:45 pair Gloves that will be smartly worn this season. Choice of nude, gray, tan and black-and-white. ‘Dress and Sports Coats, 525 Swagger sports coats choose soft tweeds, in smart heather mixtures. Suede-like dress coats offer a variety of smart styles in black and the fashion-new browns. A choice from this note- worthy collection assures one of not only the maximum in value for $25, but the maximum in fashion-importance. Women's and misses’ styles; sizes 14 to 46. DOWN STAIRS STORE t Velvet Frocks $1 5.75 You can’t wear too much velvet this season, for this rich fabric is one of the permanent fea- tures of the smart woman’s Winter wardrobe. Certainly you can’t duplicate these values —so important in fashion—so exceptional in quality—so un. usual in price. Very Special 45 Frocks; Paris inspirations, that fashionably follow the mode of tiers, circular fullness and swathed hiplines. 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Crepe de Chine Slips, $395 Boxed for Gifts For your own personal use or for outstanding gits, these new slips prove note- worthy. Fashioned of an excellent - quality silk and beautifully appliqued and embroidered. In peach, coral, nile, flesh and white. Sizes 34 to 44. DOWN ‘STAIRS STORE Tomorrow—Exceptional Values—Noteworthy Savings 600 Men’s Broadcloth Shirts, *1°% 3 for *4-*° Very seldom does $1.55 purchase broadcloth shirts of such fine quality. Each shirt excel- lently tailored, and full cut to afford a com- fortable fit. Men’s Cut-Silk and Mogadore Ties; wide variety, 1 Choice of styles; in white, tan, blue and gray. to 17. Select your Fall-Winter supply now and save considerably. Men’s Part-Wool and Rayon-and- neckband and 'collar-attached Sizes 14 Lisle Fancy Socks, 50c pair DOWN STAIRS STORE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928. WooDpwARD & LOoTHROP The Dance Girdle for the youthful figure 53 Just a soft creation of pink satin and elastic, daintily trimmed with lace—smooth- ing the figure. with gentle restraint, $3. A Bandette, to be worn with this girdle, is of pink net, cut low at the back, with ribbon straps for the new low decolletage, $1. Conrsets, THIRD FLOOR. " The Center-buckle Silver Dance Pump with Cuban heel $8 This is a favorite with the younger set—for youth finds they dance better and look smarter in this one-strap silver kid pump, that buckles over the instep with a glit- tering rhinestone buckle. The new covered Cuban heel is a smart, new note. D’Orsay and Center-strap Pumps, $8 to $12.50 Misses’ Sxoes, THIRD FLOOR. New—Lace-Anklet Dance Hose, $1.95 This is the latest conceit for the evening—the gossamer line of lace about the slim ankle adds an accent of grace to dancing feet. Nude Boulevard P@arlbiush H Biscuit Misty Morn Wrought Iron Cuban Sand Hosizry, Frast FLoor. Sketched—Copy of felt hat by Courtier Soeurs, with metal edged flowers, $10. Sketched—Metallic tricot cap that swathes the head, $10. Hats for Every Occasion at this one price $10 For the Game—a simple felt or a smart tricot cap—in a wide variety of styles and colors. For Street—felts and velours with moulded crowns and folded brims—also satins— - the newest material of the moment. For the Tea Dance—models of metallics and lace—many in the popular cap style. In Every Head Size MrLuiNery, Tump Proor. 10™ 11" F aND G STREETS The Dance and Evening Frocks Misses are Wearing f { Gardenias Specially Priced 50c The preferred large size gar- denia with bud is offered in red, white, pink, yellow and white with yellow centers. As the number is limited we advise immediate selections. TRIMMINGS, FIRST FLOOR. Warm Jersey Bloomers,$3% For cold. weather you will enjoy the warmth and com- fort of these well-tailored bloomers, that are’ full:cut. Many have the popular double elastic cuffs—others have dainty embroidery. Light and dark shades. Costume Suips, THIRD FLOOR. Imported 12-inch Overnight Bags $40 This small size bag is a joy— for its convenient size in no way affects its usefulness. It ‘carries a comb, brush, mirror -and enameled - top bottles for cold cream and lotions. In tan, beige, black and blue. Others, 914 to 14 inch sizes $20 to $90 Leatuer Gooos, Fist FLOOR. Featured at 53950 A collection of exquisitely beautiful dance and evening gowns that offers the fash- jons that were seen at the opening of the .~ Metropolitan Opera. A long, slim effect is created by the ubiquitous molded hip lines above uneven hems. Low decolle- tages are indicative of the greater formal- ity of the evening mode. Some neck lines are of the shoestring type, often set with rhinestones. Important Details Sketch 1—Draped Necklines. Sketch 2—Flowers form one shoulder strap. Sketch 3—The Peplum on satin and moire gowns. Sketch 4—The Knotted Waistline. Sketched Below Green satin gown with draped neckline and draped train eflect, $42.50 Coral velvet bow frock, deep decolletage, $42.50 The same smart fashions are seen in col- lections at $25, $29.50, $35 and $42.50, Misses’ Dresses, THIRD FLOOR. Smart Sports Coats For the Games, $79-0 Fashionable sports coats of novelty tweed, with mushroom and shawl collars—some- with fur cuffs—of the smartest furs of the season— Raccoon and Jap Raccoon. This collection includes some of our English im- ported models—plain tailored in straight line and belted styles. ~ Others, $49.50 to $115 Sketched—Gray tweed miz- ture, with shawl collar of Raccoon, $79.50. Misszs’ Coats, THIRD FLOOR. Three-piece Cardigan Sports Frocks $39.50 A favorite is this three-| piece sports frock— @ that proves ideal for} golf and country clublj wear. It has a pleated skirt on | a body top and a slip-on § and cardigan trimmed with grosgrain ribbon 8 stitched on to look like | stripes. Tan and green. v, ' Other Sports Frocks, $25 to $59-50 Of tweed, Rondelle crepe, wool voile and silk tweeds—each a smart material for sports clothes. These frocks feature the occasional flare and the coat style that are of paramount importance in the sports mode. Sronrswear, Tmimn FLoom.