Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1928, Page 17

u THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €. MOXNDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1928.° 17 L L afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the audi- |Haycock, assistant superintendent of | NEW EDUCATION HEAD Secretary Roy O. West his first op- | forium ‘of the school. Stephen E, |schools;” Charles Hart, principal of | Kramer, assistant superintendent _of | Eastern High School; Mrs. Edith Paul | WILSON SCHOOL ALUMNI | schools and a graduate of Wilson, will|of Central High School, Miss cla_m\ ss | AMER"}AN VESSEI.S TO FORM ASSOCIATION preside. Stutz of Western High School, Mi s More than 500 graduates of the nor- [Bessie Wood of the Hilton School and | Meeting Will Be Held Thursday |mal school met at'a dinner last May, ssEML}!sE;hell Summy of the Wilson Nor- a result of which steps were taken to mal School. | Afternoon—All Graduates | o an alumpni association. All gradus propriate selection of the man who|Bureau of Education, is now acting rtunity to make a major addition to| will head the Fedéral Government's | commissioner of education. pot BEING CHOSEN CAREFULLY nis department's personnel. ~While | Educational Bureau. Secretary West | = various candidates have been suggested | finished high school at the head of his | Prisoner Kills Guard. | for the post which has been vacant| i and then attend De Pauw Uni-| BOSTON. Mass. November 12 (8).— since Dr. John J. Tigert. some weeks | 1SS ine | Fred Pfleiger, a guard at the State ago, assumed the presidency of the |versity at Greencastle, Ind, having prison at Charlestown, was shot to death University of Fiorida, Mr. West has| graduated at tne age of 21. He has yesterday by ‘harles a pris- deferred making a choice until he|an A. B..an A. M. and an LL. B. from | ynex. ?\'fio a{ugpéd"mtmp;. 0:71':? could canvass the field. that university and was a member of | Connolly. another guard, was injured Education is a vital subject to the|the first class ever initiated into Phi when Trippe struck him with the gun. new Secretary of the Interior and he ! Beta Kappa at De Pauw. | Trippe was captured before he was able has taken his time to make an ap-| L. A. Kalbach. chief clerk of the | to leave the prison. | Secretary West Thoroughly Can- vassiig Field Before Naming uccess igert. A crusade to stimulate church attend- Fucoesson (L garl ance in 270 churches in Los Angeles has| Appointment of a new Commissioner increased Sunday congregations 50 to | of Education in the Interior Depart- 250 per cent. | ment, which is expected soon. will give Invited to Attend. |ates of the school, both in and out of = the teaching profession, are urged to A Wilson Normal School alumni as- | attend Thursday's meeting. A committee appointed to plan for organizing the alumni consists of R. L. sociation will be organized and officers clected at a special meeting Thursday Two Standard il Ships Are Seized for Alleged Eva- sion of Tax. By the Associated Press. CANTON, November 12.—The Canton government has confiscated two_small boats owned by the Standard Oil Co. of New York, for failure to pay a speci- fied tax. The boats and their cargo of 23,000 gallons of kerosene are valued at_approximately 55.000 gold dollars. In addition to seizing the boats and cargo, the government has notified the American counsel that a fine of 13.000 gold dollars will be levied on the own for violating revenue regulations. Stan ard Oil officials deny there was any wrongdoing. Standard Oil officials appealed to the American consulate and naval authori- ties for protection, but it is understo the Navy will not use force in retriev- . ing the boats as it is believed that such action would result in a general boy- cott of Amprican goods. Two American gunboats, however. are lying alongside the confiscated craft. SEIZURES ARE INCREASING. Action by Chinese Officials Seeking Greater Revenue Is Held As Robbery. SHANGHAL China, November 12 (#). —Cases of Chinese officials conficating Standard Oil Co. boats and products en route to the interior on allegation of insufficient payment of taxes are be- coming frequent in the Yangtse Valley, although none previously had been on the scale of the Canton incident. The scizures follow attempts of tax officials to collect greater revenue and responsible circles consider the action virtual robberies. The Nanking govern- ment, however, seems powerless. The Standard Oil Co. of New York has compromised past cases by paying a fine usually amounting to about 25 per cent of the sum demanded. WORLD TRADE GAINS FOUND ON UPGRADE Europe, Especially, Showing Come- back, Says Foreign Coun- cil Statement. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 12.—The Have You Seen Mons. De Louvare Has he blended for you a powder and rouge to harmonize with the tone and texture of your in- dividual complexion? Mons. De Louvare is here all this week as representative of R. Louis to continental fashion- . and is creating quite a sen- Sec him at our Toiletries —beautician ables' . . sation, Section, Mons. De Louvare follows precisely the method which has made the R. Louis establishment famous through- out the world. First, he studies the underlying color quality of each com- plexion. Then he blends powder to achieve THE shade that exactly har- monizes. Finally he shows each per- son how best to apply rouge and pow- der to HER type of face...The re- sults: A petal soft naturalness of col- oration that is altogether lovely. Mons. De Louvare's expert advice is vours for the asking. R. Louis’ Own Face Powder Blended....$1.50 R. Louis’ Creme Rouge mixed to match your natural color .Sl R. Louis’ Cleansing Cream. R. Louis’ Skin Tonic .. R. Louis’ Basic Creme National Foreign Trade Council in an Armistice day review of international trade announced yesterday that world- wide commerce, notably that of Europe, “definitely has embarked on a new growth at about half the rate of progress it made before the war.” Taking stock of world trade on the tenth anniversary of the close of the war, the review said that during the last two years Europe has increased its foreign trade faster than any section of the world and has made up all but 10 per cent of its 1910 volume of ex- port trade. In two years, the review added, Ger- many has increased its exports from 58 to 72 per cent of its pre-war volume and has passed France to become the world third largest exporting nation. Exports of the United States, accord- ing to the review, increased during the same period from 31 per cent above the 1913 volume to 38 per cent. ALLEGED INTIMATE SHOT; COUPLE ARE BAPTIZED Man and Wife Reconciled After Tragic Affair Go to Church Together. By the Associated Press. LAKEWORTH, Fla.,, November 12.— + Shortly lfiierh!.hzharrue:; of l: 8. mm charged with shoo and woun 8. B. Cook for alleged intimacy with Mrs. Hough, the couple, reconciled, were baptized together in the Baptist Church here yesterday as a deputy sheriff stood by as a guard. Hough told police he had forced Mrs. Hough to accompany him to a house where Cook was visiting and, after summoning the latter and accusing him in the presence of his wife, proceeded to fire four shots, all of which took effect. 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Established 1874 JMERALITE KIND TO EYES EMERALITE LAMPS OF ALL DESCRIPTION: Toiletries Sho, What good “Appreciation” luck . . . $7.50 PeaudePeche Handbags s Simulated and Black 5 Shell - Frames So much loveliness for $5 . . . you'll be so happy to find so much value for $5. These bags look much more ex- pensive! Peau de Peche is as soft and velvety as a peach! Back or top strap, according to taste. And remember next month comes Christmas. Handbag Shop—Street Floor e ————— you find the “last word” in jewelry French Constructed Pearls,$1.95 Two-strand . . « three-strand . . . lariats and 60- {inch ropes! Every kind you could wish for in creamy French pearl beads. Love- ly indeed. .. |smart with every {manner of cos- {tume. Real “Ap- ipreciation” values, . G $5 Rhinestone Bracelets They're what is being $3.95 worn for formal aiter- noons and evening And they do look like dia- monds. Set like precious gems too! Brown, partie {A real Christmas suggestion. Pearl Chokers—Real Stone | Many Paris houses are doing {homage to pearl-and-real stones in sterling silver! Smartest for day- { time and evening, too! i Clasps | combined! And the clasp is set $5 Jewelry sav- ing tomorroz! Choice of Flesh, You couldn’t hope one’of the big “Ap- gette chemises in lace trimmed. Step- Evmkc your selection with shoppers. 1$3.95 Chemises and Lido Blue. Orchid, to make a better preciation” opportu- princess or straight- ins also in French d early.. ‘The Grey Shops— ‘a worth-while *Appreciation” | Step-ins Nile, W hite $3 “buy™ than this. It’s nities! The geor- line style, Alencon pantie style. Come store has been filled Second Floor GheHome Stectiic Shop Just Below F 817 10th St Main 6549 IN APPRECIATION, FALL 1928 How Can We Say What We'd Like to Say Today! There don’t scem to be words to express how we feel at the great outpouring of people to our Appreciation Events this morning. But it shows, we think, how Washington feels toward Jelleff’s! And because of your great confidence in us, we face the future determined to make this a better and better store. For Now—We can but say... continue through the week—Each day there will be something to replace things already The great Appreciation Events sold . . . whenever you come the store will be full of interest. Just Wonderful—These Coats $110 You’ll notice the regal furs first of all Coats selected to make women look young and gracious and lovely . and youth as crisp and sprightly as a stinging Fall day! Won- derful values . . . furs that you'll want to nestle your cheek against! Just the coats you will want at $110 . . . a savings of $15 to $25 in every coat. For Women Especially at $110 The fur-bordered coat is big and here! And you'll find glorious variety in upstanding shawl collars . . . pouch collars . . . tuxedo collars. The stunning broadtail fur fabric is present . . so is velvet and of course, kashinir. Besides the bordered coat there are flared and straight-line coats . . . and beautiful fur cuffs, too. Note the variety in furs . Jap mink, badger, phami, natural wolf, black fox, grey fox, kit fox, skunk, krimmer, civet cat, and beaver! for misses usually priced for women $125 or $135 Woman's stun- ning tan coat, trimmed with Jap Mink, s, For Misses Especially Kashmir coats and velvet, too . . pouch collars, shawl collars, waist deep shawl collars, and fur trimmed tuxedo collar to the hem . . . border coats . . . every essential Fall and Winter fabric . . . and note the smart furs . . . ; Colors include: Marine blue, falleaf tan, brown, grey, red, black. Women’s and Misses’ Coat Shops—Third Floor For Appreciation ... Newest Sorosis Shoes 810 to $12 styles, . tomorrow for the first time at—pair s 50 Oxfords, pumps, strap styles 2 . in the scason’s smartest leathers! What luck...these are the very shoes...advanced styles. ..that were supposed to be sent to “Morin” our Paris representative...but we pleaded the cause of Appreciation...said we simply must have the newest and the most exceptional values. ..and we got the shipment even before the styles were supposed to be released in this country! This Charming Step-in Pump, $7.50 May be had in black or brown suede...with the very smart little in- step buckle and medium Spapish heel. In sizes 4 to 8%4...widths AAto C. Smart Instep Strap Pump, $7.50 Have it in brown suede or brown kid with an underlay of lizard calf or patent leather with black suede underlay. All Cuban heels. Siz‘e; 3% to 8%4...widths AA to C. Chic Three-eyelet Oxfords, $7.50 Equally smart in patent leather or tan calf with trimmings of suede. Cuban heels...a very complete size range, 3% to 8% and widths AA to C. Look at these three examples of Appreciation footwear values . . . there are hundreds more . . . be in tomorrow to see them! Shoe Dept.—Street Floor Half Price for Hats 15 off Two hats for the price of one . what a find right at the height of the season . . . and also the height of the vogue to have a hat for every costume! Dress hats . . . tailored hats 4 sport hats . . . even sequinned evening caps! All head sives and styles for every type from sub-debs to matrons. Certainly tomorrow is the day to buy a new hat. Our complete stock of high-priced hats (exce[;trtytg only the head size hats at $7.50) . . and hundreds of new hats . . . all to go at HALF PRICE 25 Hats will be $12.50. $20 Hats will be $10. $18.50 Hats will be $9.25. $16 Hats will be $8. $12.50 Hats will be § $10.50 Hats will be $5. $6.50 Hats will be $3.25. Millinery Shop—Sticet Floor Paris Extra Fashion-with-value in Lovely Frocks for women and misses $29.50 and $35 regularly Just one example of the hundreds of dresses for these Great Events! Two great assortments—one for misses, third floor—one for women, second floor. TRANSPARENT VELVET dresses with plaited tiers and side drapes, many with exquisite laces for trimming. Blue, beige, brown, and black. CHIFFON frocks for daytime and evening . . . and there are some with jackets that make them “double duty” dresses! Navy, black, brown, and high shades. FLAT CREPE dresses in tailored’ and afternoon styles. Blue, wine, black, brown, nav TWEED coverts and light wool frocks in one and two piece styles and stunning coat models. Beige, grey, blue. GEORGETTE dresses are so smart and here the very smartest styles with belts and berthas... interesting sleeves and back Irapes. Blue, black, brown, navy, wine. Yes, and there are even lace frocks for misses and satins for women . . we can't begin to tell you what wonderful Appreci- ation values they are at $23.75. Women’s Dress Shop~—Second Floor Misses’ Dress Shop—T hird Floor Misses' lovely sheer georgette frocks with glorious lame scarf, $23.75. All Inclusive fashions in Stunning Frocks for women and misses $45 to $49.50 dresses Nothing we can say will do justice to these exquisite Appre- ciations collection . . . there are dinner gowns of velvet and chif- fons, even frocks with sequins trimmed jackets . . . and the day- time fashions as just as superb ... velvets and canton crepes . . . metallic embroidered chiffons . . . in princess, straightline, and draped silhouettes. Indeed . .. we can't think of a smart style from tiny bows to myriads of beads that's not here. And the colors are just as in- clusive as the fashions . . . violet, green, red, brown, claret, black, and sapphire for afternoon . . . while “flesh, coral, vanilla, vioiet, d, white, and black are smartest gr evening. Take your choice of these $45 to $49.50 dresses for $35. = Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor Women's Dress Shop—Second Flocr Woman's dull crepe dress, with exquisite deteil, $35. you'll save $10 to $15 on these Glorious Frocks $59.50 to $65 usually . .. for women and misses Hundreds of these distinctive dresses faultlessly made . . . inapproachable styles at $49.50 in the “Appreciation” . . . though every line and detail tell you they were intended to be much higher priced! Few-of-a-kind copies of + French models Slim young frocks of crepe romaine with a brilliant touch of color . .. lustrous dull crepes with unusual lines . . . chiffon frocks gloriously em- broidered all over with metal threads. . . transparent velvets that will make you fairly catch vour breath . .. plain and printed moires and tulle . . .and sequins, and chiffons for eve- ning. It seems as though this group leaves nothing to be de- sired by way of a smart ward- robe . . . yet every dress is $49.50. Women's Frock Shop—Second Floor 49 adaptation in sapphire blue t r a nsparent velvet, $49.50. Gelleffs A FASHION INSTITUTION Washington NewYork From Paris . .. another shipment Beaded Bags . A\ price only possible be- cause we imported them di- rect. Exquisite beaded bags ...tiny steel beads, charm- ingly wrought into a lovely bag. . .deeply fringed. ..gold finish frames. . .silk linings! A year-in-and-a-year-out- fashion! Jewelry Shop—Street Floor ——— Imported from Paris We're quoting no com- parative valie! It would look absurd. Hand-Rolled Silk Scarfs $9.95 Because we were fortunate to find them . . . and then too every one available... and then no importer’s price to pay. So you see this is a rock-bottom price. We're too enthusiastic to describe. They're just divinely lovely. Squares and oblongs . . . each one rolled and sewn by hand! Superb! Neckwear Shop—Street Floor $1.25 and $1.50 Flowers 95¢ For enlivening your needed afternoon and evening frocks - or your spick and span new suit or coat! \ gay flower or spray! Russian velvet violets lavwn gardenia spray . . velvet blossoms or clusters . . . plush gardenias in twos or threes . . . for-get-me-nots. Almost any color you could want. Bridge prizes, too! Flower Booth—First Floor Toiletries to celebrate “Appreciation” Coty’s Toilet Water...$2.50 L’Origan, Chypre, Emeraude Paris, and Styx Fragrance. Houbigant’s Set for Men, $3 Fougere Royale Shaving Cream, Taleum Powder, Shaving Lotion, and Soap. Double Compacts...... 50¢ Silver Finished or Colors Miss King The Celma Loospact Girl Is here to this Appreciation week to serve you. She knows the advantage of car- rying your own powder in a gay loospact! Let her tell you about it. Vanity Shop—Street Floor Quilted Satin Robes, $7.50 Simple and in good taste. .. a modern mannered satin robe...cozily lined with seco (silk and cotton)... roll collar...long set-in sleeves. ..silk cord girdle. .. and choose rose, French blue, American beauty, or- chid, black. Grey Shops—Second Floor e —— only 120 of These $5Silk Gowns Net and alencon lace trimmed and embroidered appliqued They're the kind of night- ies you are cer- tain to want vou have supply...an- personal gift needs! And only 120 in all...so make your selections carly. Exqui sitely trimmed . -with soft delicate lace or simple tailored 2mbroidery and appliques . . . firmly woven crepe de chine ...flesh. peach, nile, orchid. Grey Shops— Second Floor