Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 25

VSN TO AT LS ON DRY ACT REPEAL Legislative Move by Wets Seen as * Result of Referendum. P B S By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, Wis,, April 4 —Imme- diate action will be asked by the wet‘} leaders in the Wisconsin Legislature on the two bills providing for repeal of the State dry act as the result of the refer-, endum Tuesday in which the repeal| question carried by a majority of more than 140,000, | Prior to the submission of the repeal | question to the voters, bills were intro- | duced in both houses of the Legislature | providing for the repeal of the entire ' State dry act. Action on these measures | had been deferred and the bills held | in committee pending the referendum. It was freely predicted by wet leaders | that the repeal measure will pass the | lower house without much difficuity, al- | though a battle is expected in the Sen- | ate. Incomplete returns indicate that | 25 of the 33 senatorial districts in the | State voted wet. The Rev. Warren G. Jones, State superintendent of the Anti- Saloon League, however, predicted the Legislature would never pass a repeal Assemblyman Chris N. Saugen of | Eau Claire, always classified as a dry, | here. Officers J. announced today he will vote for repeal | “The largest still ever found in the Capital” turns up every once in a while, but it remained for liquor raiders from the second precinct to discover the o apparatus that will probably hold its place as the smallest, 3 gas line and kerosene stove mhde up the contrivance, seized earlier in the week S. Oliver and J. F. Flaherty are shown with it, —Underwood & Underwood. | A tea kettle, auto of the State dry act as the result of | the referendum. The pcople, he said, | John M. Dunlap Dies. *“should get what they want.” WoODWARD & Loraror | Braids e | BERRYVILLE, Va, April 5 (Special). Compulsory auto insurance law will —John Morris Dunlap, 62, died at his not be passed in New York this year. home at Boyce Wednesday. He had afternoon. 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Gloves, with black &mtmnd been -connected with the Norfolk & Western Railroad for 40 years. He is survived by his wijow and three chil- dren. Funeral services will be held this OODWAR New Straws and Large Hair Hats, $10 a remarkable selection in lovely brims—trimmed with velvet rib- bon or gardenias. The smaller hats are of sisol with small cloche brims, unusual in treatment and of bakou hemp, with cleverly manipulated brims. This collection offers hair hats—with wide Wide Selection of Felt-and-Straw Hats Large and Small Head Sizes Mrunery, Tamp FLooR. lV[isses' Chiffon Ensembles $39.50 These are strikingly smart in black or brown chiffon, with blouse of Capucine, eggshell or chartreuse. - The cape col- lar of the blouse—a smart fashion note of Spring —is’ worn out over the jacket achieving a very youthful sil- - houette. Sizes 14 to 20. Others 2950 to 34250 Included in this price range are other silk ensembles, in plain and printed crepe. Misses' Frocks, THiRD FLOOR. 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For the women who appreciate the new in acces- sories we suggest these smart accenting - notes - for the Spring costume. We can but sketch a few—but, they sug- gest the lovely things our Accessory Sections offer. The Ensemble Blouse, $10-75 A tailored bow blouse in Capucine shade for tweed or silk ensemble. Oth- ers of satin and crepe. $5.75 to $16.50. Brovsrs, Tumo FLoor. Washable Sucde Pull-ons, $3-50 The glove with the indis- putable reputation for chic. Picot top. Guroves, Awisie 11, First Froos. The Callot Evening Wrap, $22-50 A delightful thing of orchid crepe de chine that swaths one in its scalloped loveli- ness. NECKWEAR, A1stE 15, FIRsT FLOOR. Imported Jewelry Personally selected abroad, offers' a wide choice of brooches, pend- ants, chokers, bracelets and earrings. Choker, sketched, is in leaf and flower design, $10. CosTuME JewELRY, Awste 10 First FLOOR. Costume Slips, $5% Net-trimmed crepe de chine costume slip, with embroid- ery—exclusively here. The tailored model has embroid- ered band at the top. CostuMe Siips. THIRD FrOOR. Gordon V-line Chiffon Hose $250 In shades to match one’s complexion— Blonde - Champagne, Circe, Fair Tan. Medium Complexion— Sundan, Sonora and Cym- belifie. Brunette — Ormand, Ra- mona, Coronado. . Womgn's New Sports Footwéar Not HNlustrated—The smart- - Sports oxford of buckskin, cest color combination for with tip and foxing of real liz- sports, white and brown, is . ard to match Kiltie tongue— seen in two new models—an ' a smart sports fashion this . oxford tie and a one-strap season. Plytex sole and heel. sports shoe, $10 pair, Beige and gray. $12.50.