Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1929, Page 20

WILL TRY FLIGHT AGAIN. Lee Schoenhair to Have Plane Re- paired for Second Hop- Effort. HLOTDES THEL INJURED IN CRASH .22 = o aged Sunday in an attempted take-off in his flight from Los Angeles to New CTZENS SUPPORT 52 | PLAN FORAIRPORT 2 D. C. TUESDAY, FISH OIL HAS USE. Gardeners Find - Smelly !r;dunt Helpful in Spreading Poisons. NEW YORK, (#).—The odor of fish | otlhh-hcnlndwmxunuu&wut rican gardens in muefim%mm-m m:anmuonol':ethm “ ] severer dty Rlu_' 4 wbo declned that out of !hl 296 deaths from nuwm u accidents ‘Washing- thll‘e have hoen only two eonvlcg:‘ A Jetter to Capt. O. T. Dlvllulfl:l second preeinct, of flowers in Ame: amounts, Fortunately the fishy odor lasts only" Authorities Say" Children Admit Drowning Companion—=Grand JUNE 25, 19%9. BOYS, 9 AND 10, HELD fln on bond of IN DEATH OF PLAYMATE |f* === Jury to Hear Charges. - Yearly From Depredations. By the Associated Press. ANIMALS TAKE TOLL. Xoreans Suffer Big Life Losses "‘: "'”DINUPYMHOIB WINDOW SHADES We make them to order. Call us up Also Siip Covers and Draperies McDEVITT 2% Main 331 | SUMMER ARTWOOL Art—Interior Decoration— lgn. Children's class. Low ltevhwn. 'n:eclluuudnlnln uu ot fts | WELCH, W. Va, June 25.—Two though | brothers, one 9 and the other 10 yem“""mm gt (0ld, yesterday were held, for the Mc-|take 'a considerable toll of muman lige | | Dowell county grand jury on chai each year, of slaying a_8-year-oid | LOmecial” fgures show that in 1928 TROUSERS of prey persons, - Polding "the boys for th S oy ey et | ous! Suvenile ‘Gourt Juage ‘I & Rerados| ‘3 WL atle; cas: paa | $2.50 and worms unharmed. fy saj eir rent r, an n‘ amiion, Pad recuesied & 155y tr ioperds | EISEMAN'S, 7th & F . 1383 F ST. N. WHITE DUCK Seven Passengers and Five on Ground Victims of Accident. his York, said last night he would send the | Mid-City “Association Also | o “‘#?"'"":.'l':«'." e u:lkm :h:mh of the meeting. was devoted to St iater.| Asks for Better Traffic g.hhwumgh the proposal "of Conditions in D. C. t to coast later. from Massachusetts avenue to Iowa circle and chan, the name of the latter to Mayflower circle, but both of these matters were allowed — to wait until the Fall. A proposal of The Mid-City Citizens' Association | {he c.ug"fi Traction Co. to increase "‘ passed resolutions indorsing the pm-“h : u“fl“ was also opposed by posed alrport for Washington and |‘he ".',”gwu il W. P. F. Fu Editor, Dil urging an improvement in traffic con- president, presided. erguson, Editor, Dies. a}(‘narnm '.h';n DX::‘I;Iczsnl Columbia at . FRANKLIN, Pa, June 35 UP)—wil- | the last meeting this Summer, held in g POF editor of the |the ‘Thomson School, Twelfth and 1|, Traffe conditions in Tk onige Franklin Ne'l-i!enld ‘and one-time | streets, last night. = The association ,,,gkm A laten St Tox i 3 undm-u for the presidential nomina- | commended the Board of Tade for the | MAking complain th Nmm tion of the Prohibition party. died nt | work it has done toward the establish- | TN ine at i R his home here Sunday. He had been [ment of an airport, and also lauded | MAadeline, a utes' an editor of publications in New York |the work of Senators Simmons and | City, Chicago and Harriman, Tenn. Bingham for obtaining the passage of | ry uj such a manner as to lelv- mlny gun will start his next flight o ‘York, he said, with Los Ange- Hamiiton, had requested a jury t.rhl( Traps 187 White Porpoises, | Familten, had re QUEBEC, June 25 (#).—Tlousands | Accordin Lo authorlties. the brothers {and tweive by o of nice edible fish seem to be available | admitted caused the death of for catching through the cleverness of | Raymond Co ley while fishing in Dry one Joseph Lizot He has trapped | Fork River. The parents also have been 187 full.grown whlhe pornoises, a species | held for the grand jury, charged with which thz vernment is trying to ex- | being accessories after the fact in the terminate, \use each one consumes ulle ed slaying. wmemlnl like t'o barrels of other fish | All four members of the Hamilton daily. family will be released from the county By the Assoclated Press. ST. PAUL, June 25.—A veteran pilot was killed and seven passengers in- jured, five seriously, when a Northwest Alrwa; lane from Chicago crashed here lfi! gigh! In addition, four others "enhun\nrucuewo:knnd.m was injured as the plane struck a house. Eddie Middagh, 38, of Minneapolis, was burned to death, the ship catching fire after the fall. The cause of the accident was not determined, but wit- nesses said all three motors on the plane smglpod suddenly after the take- off from the Municipal Alrport, en route to Minneapolis. Middagh attempted to bring the plane back toward the flying field, but it scraped the tops of two houses and then fell into a street. ‘Those critically hurt were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foote, jr, Minneapolis; Kendall Clough, Chicago; . and his son, Paul, 3, The other plane occupants were Robert Johnson, its steward, Jennings B. McCosker, both of Min- neapolis, Four St. Paul residents were slightly | burned about the arms in aiding the ngers to get out of the craft. Eelv&n Bischoff, 17, received a slight | Jaceration on the leg when knocked | down as a wing struck the front pon-h! at_his home. | Middagh had been a pilot since 1922 | and had about 4,000 flying hours to his | credit. It was the first accident on the Northwest Alrways since its or- anization two years af ring which, | ime 9.000,000 miles have been flflw‘nl without previous mishap, officials said. —_— BUILDS SKYSCRAPER. CHICAGO, June 25 (#).—A new SRTRCTADSE SOvIID, Soveral miftion ol Larger Women's Frocks Shop—Second Floor of the Chicago River between Wells and La Salle streets, it was announced today. The corporation that will build it is headed by Peter Costa, who um: JELLEFF’'S ¢ F Streer ‘%dm:v‘g‘nna': B mtl.ll:. . 2 | —————————————— The SMARTEST in NEW LUGGAGE THINGS The HARTMANN TOUROBE & 825,00 “You can wear ANY COLOR PRINT Madame, IF LINES ARE RIGHT,” say Jelleff's, introducing these new PRINT FROCKS for larger women flowered chiffons owere: $25 printed crepes To show you just sizes 40V% to 5014 It's all in the LINE! what we mean, that you CAN wear colors and prints and the “younger” styles you have felt you must avoid, come in and let us show you how through the skillful placement of “dressmaker touches” the larger figure® is glorified, too! Eight lovely color combinations. Stepping Out—Smartly They blend with every new sunshine fashion, these four little light-toned Sorosis Shoes Jrom Jelleff’s Parchment...Beige... Suntan...they go with everything! And they're stepping out in great num- bers . . . Perfect poise and fashion assurance in-‘their cool, light tones, their tricky little buckles and smart lines...at Jelleff moderate prices. “The Naples” ~ Ultra modern treatment in beige, parchment, or sun- tan kid with half vamp and irregular inset of matching watersnake Spanish heel. Many of the conveniences of a Wardrobe Trunk in this Tou. robe, light and small enough to be carried by hand. Sturdily built of vulcanized fiber. Two- sizes holding from four to six suits or costume changes—two color combinations — black or tan and brown. “The Pembroke” Exquisite slender lines in Parchment kid ... blending enamel buckle... Spanish heel. $12.50 Also in Beige, white oak- leaf, gray. ! $12.50 In Beige or slate kid with snake vamp, $15.00 Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor JELLEFPF'S ¢ F STREET ¢ Other. TFourobes priced from 520 to $55 “Rosalie” opular of smart young - Washingtonians... in a new dress! ‘This sea- son the vamp takes to fine interwoven strips of kid in five tones or blending with parchment kid quarter and suntan strap, $15.50 Also in all beige, whiite or Royal blue kid. $12.00 Five smart dark sun- tan shades in Gold Stripe Silk Stockings now at Jelleff’s, Most” Dduhbll Sections — An outstanding feature of the You may detach the apparel section und plm where it is most. convenient for pacl KERs 1314-16-18 F Street N. W. “The Eton” Beige kid with saddle of fallow lizard calf, clever ut buckle, comfortable $10 urniture ~ for the SUMMER BEDROOM - Mail Ofdm Prepaid Established 1876 Our doormen will be glad to park your car while you shop. Again . .. to give our customers an event to long remember and coats to wear smartly long into the Fall . . . our manufacturers have sold us more of these coats that flew out last Wednesday! 'AINTED suites or groups of .cool appearing "“: woods in natural finish; restfiil <haise ‘longues and ‘boudsir chairs upholstered in fabrics délicatelydesigned — itheseaaresincludediin our arrray -of furniture:appropriate for Summer Bedrooms. There are many delightful offerings and the prices start at very moderatefevels, A Few Items on our Fifch Eleor jinted groupreonsistingifiafullisizelediburesn ¢y gy op itror, chesr,nngfimifil&mhflmdfsxmmn ‘285 Tbe C‘a’lom’dt smte«fihrh-earnmmsfipple greentiniclides twin 5"2 500 ASatinwood: Sutte:composedlofnwml beds§bureaurand mirror, cliest and dressing;table-withvbench;.nightatabléxand' s 5 9000 sidé chair, all*beautifully-constructedfisrmarkedvac o 2 Quaint is the French peasant-suite of beechwood~finished in sofe-antique brown. There are-twin:beds; archest;ffour-partidress- ing:table; a bureau and-mirror, andsarnig ht!tz&lenand $ 65 ooo | 20 Covert Coats for Misses . . . chair. This group-is-pricedat: o - . . £ ¥ery Dest ralues’ of ML 7 45 ‘only: thiy $359 36500 $4500 $29.50 to $49.50 Regularly and Some That W ould Be $59.50 and $69.50 " Women’s Coats Larger Women’s Coats Misses’ Coats Juniors’ Coats All in Our Spacious Coat Shops on the Third Floor. 1D 49 Larger Women’s Coats in Sizes 40 to 502 . 6—Fur-Trimmed Travel Coats regularly $39.50 8—Self-Trimmed Travel Coats regularly $29.50 10—Furless Dress Coats..........oe00 “eepene s regularly $39.50 25—Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats. regnlarly 829.50 And the larger women's coats have been carefully de- signed to accent lines that seem to make inches disap- pear! Tailored to give plenty of fullness where it is needed. ..ample laps but no bunching anywhere! ’ P Extra salespeople for coat selling tomorrow . . . A FASHION INSTITUT ION NewYorks Women and Misses know values. . .we know that .s0 we want all of you to Judge for yourself |ust how wonderful this coat event is! Examine the fabrics. . .look at the beautiful linings. . .note the tallnrmv (and much of it is done by hand) and don’t miss looking -over the great stocks to see the variety of styles! We want hundreds of women and misses to come and buy and go away elated! We can think of no better way to make friends. . .to prove that at Jelleff's you always get fashion-with- value! We can sxmplv tell you how many of each you will find...to give you some idea of how earlv you should come to get what YOU'wa e 15 15 15 15 *15 15 Al the:e in Women's, Mmex, and Juniors’ Sizes except where noted in the description! Wwith: bench a mght table-andvchair. ‘lm:vpnced\(an regularly $39.50 to $69.50 110 Self-Trimmed Sports Coats... and this type of coat was a big seller this season ! Boudoir Chairs in gayly colored chintzes and® cretonnes are pricedffrom R d e Uial Dl Women’s Black Faille Silk Coat with Luxurious Beige Wolf Collor— Usually $29.50— Now $15! 0dd. Chests in maple or mahogany are mafked R A SR TR 83 Furless Dress Coats « o o that turn a frock into the very smart ensemble regularly $29.50 to $49.50 109 Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats . .. such fabrics as...kashmirella and kashmir- linda are in this group. ..and the furs like mole and broadtail are present regularly $29.50 to $49.50 61 Choice Silk Coats without fur that have the smart dressmaker look regularly $29.50 to $39.50 25 Silk Coats with Fur . . , and the silks are failles and satin and crepe. ..the very most wanted styles ly $29.50 to $59.50 20 Women s White Coats . . . you'll have to hurry in for these because they are so timely.. Four Postet, beds also in maplc and mahiogany, beginac , | ol o e «iThesHouse:withihe:Green'Sitfeis 709:711:713 TWELFTH STREET,.N. W, ‘WASHINGTONXD..C. Store from 9A"M>to SP.Ma Sl6ase Endorsed Merchiandise nmumum = ; dm‘&cofhm~ so everybody will be waited on, quickly and satisfac- . torily. Coats will be grouped by sizes on various ' racks. Everything' ready 9.15 tomorrow morning.