Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1928, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. C. 5 WECONTED N VOTE TERORSH 'Fines Ranging From $400 to. Christmas Handbags $750 and $10 The wonderful sale is in progress...the bags are copies of fine French models...the original bags ranged from $13.50 to $25. Fine leathers and antelope suedes! Buy a gift today! Here's a grand way to begin! Kathleen Mary Quinlan —who is an important beauty specialist, has sent us Mme. Seldner to consult with you! See her about how to make up vour Evening Toilette! Tomorrow is her last day in the Toiletries Shops. Street Floor 9 A FASHION INSTITUTION Daris Washington NewYork . A FASHION INSTITUTION NewYork Washington Handbag Shop—Street Floor 31,2530 Are Imposed by {{:* . Chicago Jury. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 23.—Chicago’s “clean up crime” campaign won a Criminal Court victory today when a jury found 15 men guilty of frauds and ! Violence in the “bloody twentieth” ward last primary election day. ! One of the 16 defendants, Joseph | Annarino, alias “Peppy” Genero, was acquitted. Punishments fixed by the jury, which | deliberated 13 hours, were fines rang-i ing from $400 to $1,250. The trial lasted six weeks. It was known as the “Eller tris,” because the | defendants were reputed lieutenants of | City Collector Morris Eller, “boss” of | the “bloody 'twentieth,” where slug- gings, kidnapings and one slaying oc- | curred primary election day, April 10. | Given Seperate Trials, | Eller and his son, Judge Emanuel | Eller, have been granted a separate | trial 'on similar charges. Among those convicted today were | Abe (Humpy) Klass, nephew of Morris Eller, who was fined $1,000, and Peter | Pacelll. a county highway policeman, ! who was fined $400. | The others and their fines were: | Harry Hochstein, assistant State fish culturist, $1,000; State Senator James | B. Leonardo, $750; Samuel Kaplan, | $1,250; Morris Brownstein, Eller's pre cinct captain in the twentieth ward, | $600; Edward Brownstein, his brother. | $400; Rocco Fanel i mando, $400; Jos Janitor. $400; Ben mer Deneen Renul alderman of twe Samuel Pellar, $400 precinct captain in twentieth ward, $400: Aubrey Reed. negro. Bardin The special grand jury was sworn in | after the Chicago. Bar Association and | the Chicago Crime Commission peti- tioned for sich an investigati claring that the State's attorney, Robert 2. -Cr could not conduct an impar- tial inquiry. K | Candidate Killed. | The slaying of Octavius Granady, | colored opponent of Morris Eller for Republican ward committeeman in the “bloody twentieth.” was the outstanding terroristic activity of primary election y. He was killed and a companion | ‘wounded as they fied in an automobile | from a gang armed with a machine | gun, shotguns and pistols. _Testimony before the grand juries disclosed that numerous_election work- | ers, including watchers for the Chicago Bar Association and other impartial hodies and those of factions obposed to Eller, were kidnaped and taken to a| vacant house ncar Eller's homa. Thera they were kept under close guard until night. Several of the defendants were iden- tified in the course of the trial as beine among those in the kidnapers' cars. and | Armando was named as one of Gran- ady’s slayers. Others were identificd as guards at the “prison.” Charges Foliow Speech. ‘The Ellers were brought into the case | because of Morris Eller's alleged soeech | at a political meeting the night before | election. | “The police are with you; the State’s attorney and the governor are with you: you have your own judge if you need him, and you can get guns at Eman- uel's (his son’s) house.” Morris Eller was quoted as telling his workers. “If any one tries to intertere, throw him | out!” Each month since early in June a| special grand jury has been sworn in | and each has been reported to have un- covered evidence of election terrorism. ‘The November body is sitting, conduct- ing an intensive investigation into po- lice actions on primary day. Meanwhile che entire force assigned on primary election day to the Maxwell Street Police Station, in the “bloodv | twentieth.” including the captain, and other officers, has been transferred to! other distric ! PAIR IN HOMEMADE SCOW | ‘SAIL’ TURBULENT RIVER Most Dangerous Part of Trip Al-| ready Negotiated by Man and Wife. By the Assoclated Press. GRAND CANYON, Ariz, November 23.—With about two weeks of adven-| turous “sailing” ahead of them, Mr.| and Mrs. Glenn R. Hyde of Hansen, | Idaho, are somewhere between here and | Needles, Calif., their destination, jour- | neying down the turbulent Colorado River in a homemade scow. The couple passed Bright Angel Creek 8 few days ago, having. negotiated the most dangerous part of their trip, but must encounter some more threatening rapids in the canyon west of here be- fore they reach smoother water. Until the adventurers reach Needles little opportunity of learning of their fortunes will be availab) ,LOCATED AT | RALEIGH ' HABERDASHER | 1310 F. “ST. ;‘ v i1 FINE SHOES or | MEN ~WOMEN TONIGHT 8 UNTIL 5:30 4-Course SEAFCOD DINNER 15¢ Or your choice of our Regular Mcnu & R Colinbi Rod 6% OPPOSITE AMBASSADOR % Columbia 5042 = Christmas Is in the Air! How- entrancing is the store just now! Our Holiday opening is tomorrow The handkerchicfs are ready . . . the gloves have come from France . . . perfumes from Paris. So, won't you come and see the Christmas things, all new, at their best? And shop early if you want the choice of all our months of prep- aration for the coming Christmas season’! ; “Elizabeth Brewster”’ is the maid with a thousand popping Christmas thoughts. . . . Let her speak for herself! “Come, come . .. tub Alladin’s imagic lamp . . . My Mother’s as lovely as a cameo. “Me, oh my, I'm glad, Guerlain’s L'Bleu will make sing with delight . . it's just $15.” Can you think of a thing for my dancing daughter? Indeed I can most decidedly .-+ Set her heart tipping tapping with a sequin jacket at $29.50 or a sequin bag at §15 or both! You are a dear, Elizabeth Brewster, , . . There’s dear- est Aunt Jane who goes about to diplomatic recep- tions! Give her a lace eve- ning shawl. She'll look like an equisite print. Just $25. Now what shall I buy for practical Anne? “Oh ho I know what I'd do. Make her frivolously practical with real:amber beads at $10 . . . or if she'd turn up her nose at that give her a lovely silken slip all made by hand $7.50.” Now for the person I love most in the world, what shall it be? “Tecla pearls of course! So nearly like real pearls that nobody knows the difference . . . $25 for a charming string. Or perhaps she’d like a Regence Pearl Bag set with semi-precious stones, $150.” And Edith and Grace and Betty three dear old school friends! Shall I give them gloves? “Just the thing because gloves are so smart again and so varied . . . imported suede, $3.50. Centemeri's movelty cuff gloves, $4.50. Two more questions, then I'm through. What should I give my mother-in-law? 1 adore her but she’s so hard to please.” “Mother- inlaws are my specialty and they have penchants for shining leather bags. Secret pockets, $10. And my sister -in - law whom I hardly know. She’s up in Boston. “She’ll need an umbrella then. A quaint new one with a Prince of Wales handle .at $7.50. Christmas Ideas Are coming thick and fast and this being a season of shining, sparkling . nights beginning with six o'clock . . . think of the many maids who'd love Buckles and Ornaments in filigree design or solidly set with rhine- stones or of beads, se- quins, cut steel or rhine- stone and crystal com- bined and tiny little dots to great big squares or ovals $2 to $18. Straps across the instep are slim and linked and rhinestone studded . . . $6.50 to $12. And if she’s a fairy her heels must- sparkle with rhinestones » . . what a good gift ... $5 and $10. Good Bye, dear customer, come again. And I'll go shopping with' you anytime car reader. f Say when . ., . Franklin i i i i i f %&*\# = w ¥ i i ¥ il i i Handmade just belong to Christmas and are featured tomorrow in the great Christmas Opening in the Grey Shops! Lovely things that are thrilling gifts! You approach them with awe and fondle them tenderly ...and those who are fortunate enough to get underwear “Toute Main” will treasure it for just the most important occasions! Hand embroidered ..exquisite hemstitching or drawn work by hand! Silk ninon or heavy crepe de chine ...real alencon or Valenciennes lace edges. Nightgowns—$7.50 to $15.00 Chemise —$3.95 to $10.75 Step-ins —$395t0 § 7.50 Slips —$590t0 $ 7.50 Completely ready for Christmas tomorrow! Shop Early! Grey Shops—Second Floor &&fi&%&fi%&fl&%fl%flfi&x Underthings SRR SR SRR R SR SR AR R SRS SR SR SR SRS RS Especially suited for Christmas A New GDIDSTIRIPE Silk Stocking With Bewitching French Clocks A Narrow French Heel and Gold Tip Silk Top An exquisite confection for Christmas giving! It would be enough were it but Gold Stripe, the silk stockings that wear . runs! But besides there are . . . . protected against garter In Six of the Smartest Colors, too! Atmosphere . . . Manon . . . gunmetal . . . pawnee .. .seasan .. . and the new color-of-the-month, peach glow. So exquisite this sheerest chiffon hose . . . with the delicately traced French clock . . . the narrow French heel . ... the gold tipped hem!. It is just so lovely that you'll think of a dozen persons who will want them! It's style 444! $2.50 the ,pair—byt a l}l);urious and, generous gift is 3 ‘pairs‘at... $7.35 Packed in a Christmas box—they will indeed be: wel- comed on Christmas morning! Only at Jellefi's in- Wash- ington. Also additional Gold Stripe Shop in Stoweleigh Courts 1013 Commecticut Ave. i 1,000 new models have been added besides our own big stock of hats! There’s no doubt that feminine Washington waits for this semi-annual event. And then they stock up. Five for one woman ... . three for an- other . . . two for many! Of course, they knew the joy of having the right hat for every costume. And at this little price they buy hats that (oI D SIRIPI / with borders. N R SRR A IAE BT IR ATIZNT st A R R R B R R U I R T R PR AT ?flflflflflflflflfi%flfiflfl”fifi% ~Choice —excepting only our head size hats which we cannot reduce. were twice, three times, and even four times the former price. . Felts, soleils, velvets, satins, bengalines, brocades, The most recent fashions of the season are here. Many new pastel besides metallics, sequins, hatter’s plush. black, browns, tans, blues, navy, greens, reds, voilets. Every head size from small to large— And Every Sale Must Be Final! Millinery Shop—Street Floor $125 Just received this week at a very special price! New coats have been streaming in . . . lovely black ones because they’re the very smartest of all! We've sold them so fast that practically all the models are new! Special too at $125 so you may be certain you're getting a full measure of fashion-with- value! Slim and straight lined or flared . . . kashmir woolens with all manners of stunning shawls collars and cuffs and some —Black coats with fox —Black coats with skunk —Black coats with badger wolf —Black coats with caracul —Black coats with fitch —Black coats with kit fox Other black coats in stock from $69.50 to $265. many new coats in tan with beaver. $125 to $195. Misses’ Coat Shops—Third Floor $49.50 Misses’ Frock Shops—Third Floor And Juniors’ Coats, $59.50 The younger set.are just as fond of black as their older sisters! And we've just put on sale some new black coats with black furs*which are perfectly stunning! Straight lined. ..seamed. . .tucked...waist deep shawl of black wolf and pointed spiral or over-cuffs of matching fur. Sizes 13 to 17. Sub-Deb Shop Moderne—Third Floor For Misses—I14 to 20 years Printed Taffeta Frocks Step atop the evening mode! Newest of all . . . your frock bears the cachet of mid- season openings in Paris if it's Printed Taffeta! And here are charming new versions! The Princess silhouette with great bows, trailing panels and drapes! Camisole top or back decollete! And besides in a charming group. . .$39.50 to $65 are —Tulle in Stiff Silhouette —Tulle and taffeta —Moire in Princess line —Chenille dotted tulle —Tiered chiffon h ‘And in the new “white” pastels and high colors Misses” _pri frock, $49.50. Also Juniors’ Sizes 13 to 17, You should have séen the crowds that came today to the of the House Sale of Hats Misses’ black majara cloth coat with badger wolf, $125. Misses’ Chiffon Evening Dresses that are so perfectly lovely that yow'll just adore them-—have just arrived for Saturday! You'll want at least one chiffon frock . . . maybe two or three at this price! Dipping hemlines, snug girdles . . . back decollete and some with smart lace and sequins jackets! Princess models with huge bows and deep tulle flounces! In red, white, black, brown, green, purple... 14 to 20. Other materials—satin, transparent velvet and moire. T e i T ——— . 5 75 Sl 8 0ot e s e ettt Tl 8 Bttt ¥ e — 0 Misses’ New Black Coats || RN T | 3 e 1. € it Tt § ittt k. & ¥