Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1929, Page 23

EIERAN TOHOLD * REUNON LY 13 Old 110th Regiment of Field ‘Artillery Members Plan | for Meeting. Veb‘;nm of the old 110th Regiment of Pleld Artillery, which was composed of from the District of Columbia and Baltimore, members of the Ameri- can Expeditionary Forces overseas with the 20th Divislon during the World ‘War, will hold a reunion at the Pikes- viI's Armory, Baltimore, Saturday, July 13, according to plans now under way. The 1st Battalion, made up of Bat- teries A, B and C, was composed of boys from the old District of Columbia National Guard, and Col. Leroy W. Herron of this city was in command. Battery A was made up of men from the old A and B Batteries of Fleld Ar- tillery of the Distyict National Guard, ‘while B and C Batteries were composed of four former Cavalry troops of the old National Guard here. The 2d Battalion of the regiment ‘was made up of Baltimore boys, the men who served in old Battery A of the Baltimore National Guard being used as a nucleus around which to re- cruit the necessary personnel for the three batteries—D, E and F—of which the 2d Battalion was comj . Col. ‘Washington Bowle, jr., of Baltimore was regimental commander. ‘The Tegiment was in training as a w of the 29th Division in Gamp Mc- n l.lln and salled overseas in June, 18. Aside from transportation costs, there will be no expense for the former en- listed men attending the reunion, it is announced, all expense being taken care ©of by the former officers of the regiment and special funds. ‘There will be an all-day program, the feature of which will be the opportun- ity for the men who made up the old regiment to mingle with their buddies and meet old acquaintances, separated by years, but whose tthoughts cling to the memories of the old outfit, which was known for its spirit of fellowship. A base ball game and a polo game bétween members of the old 110th and members of the new National Guard regiment are being arranged. . LOST BABY IS FOUND; Southern Woman Urges ‘“Coatless Week” for Males By the Associated Press. ., June mer months?” i the question. “Aye,” says Mrs. John B. Hoskins, president of the Wom- en’s Federated Clubs, and she fir:pmed a vote in her organiza- n. “Coatless week,” to gain public attention, she feels, would not be amiss. HEAD OF UNIVERSITY FILES DIVORCE SUIT Dr. Little, Retiring President of | Michigan Institution, Seeks Decree. By the Assoclated Press. w ARBOR, Mich., June 25.—Ap- proximately three months after the action was filed in Circult Court here 1t was learned last night that Dr. Clar- ence Cook Little, retiring president of the University of Michigan, has filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Katherine Andrews Little. Delay in learning of the suit was |Q! caused by a court order suppressing the plea until the date set for its hearing, August 20. The order also made it impossible to ascertain certainly the allegations upon which President Lit- tle’s action is based. From good au- thority, however, it was learned the principal item is “incompatability of temperament.” Dr. Little left here Saturday for Mount Desert, Me., where he will con- duct eancer research work, and Mrs. Little is believed to be visiting two sons, who are students at a school near Boston. Dr. Little resigned about two months ago under pressure from a board of regents, which did not sym- pathize with his views or plans. Dr. and Mrs. Little were married in 1911. They have, beside the twp boys, a daughter, who is in high school here. THE EVENING STAR, d-'Season COATS / Are Now the Vogue Pastel. Shades—White, Navy and Black $10 —As warm as it may seem now there are many days and occasions when a light-weight coat is needed for sports, travel or dress wear. The light, €06l fabrics include flannel, basket weaves, homespuns and georgettes. The styles are youthful and the tailoring and finish excellent. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929. Over 100 Styles in Silk Dresses and Ensembles Arrive to Replenish the Fast- Selling Collection Here at That Most Popular Price 316.50 . They Provide for Every Occasion + Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes —The patterns are many and quite diversified, In the collection you will find flowered chiffons, printed crepes, new garden prints, Chinese damask, jacquard crepes and many new varieties of polka dots. The ensembles are in white and colors and can be worn with or without the coat or jacket, as the occaston requites. The Three Models Sketched— —Jacket Frocks of —Flowered Chiffon in —Jacket Froek in egyshell crepe, brown maize, with large guinea hen dots, polka dot jacket and orange floral design, tuck-in blouse effect cape collar with the has the uneven hem- in white crepe; hand- new spaghetti fringe. line. embroidered collar, " Choers Remode 2 Misses’ and Women’s Sizes MOTHER CLAIMS BOY |ff e, e e W beau- we can make Des *oinu WQHI.I Recovers Child f| Hful we can maks “Given Away” in Bus Station. Cold Storage for Fur Police Investigate. Coats, $3 i New England Furriers Press. KANSAS CITY, June 25—The $- Bénjamin Shérman, Prov. | " month - old boy of Mrs. “rvin [l 618 12th St. Franklin 6358 | o Renul = ¢ 1) Vacation Lingerie 3 o Specially Priced bex'”’: fl:nllnvuun!hn to de- ined $1.59 ored, . x‘m'cmd_ h‘)‘(m Thzmpwn claimed the child at :zemq.l;y;fig)lhl ‘where lu had been —A wonderful opportunity to buy yout vaca- tion lingerie at savings. The collection includes Athletic Sports Pants of silk; Chemise and Step-ins of georgette and crepe satin, lace trimmed or tailored; and Petticoats of rayon satin, Chic new styles in pretty pastel colors. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. By the Associated Lace ’i‘unics Make Cool Costumes i+ $2.95 Ea. —The smatt wothan has at least one lace tunié in het 7 are so m.r'té m‘- . we oftering nm effects of créam-colored 48. her the baby in a bus station %m‘::m % lare il ik sal “a e wl an, Who sald she was & welfare worker." indemourihment, to send mn o | Fresh at 6 P.M. MEXICAN GOVERNMENT R b epguededll! | Summer Play Suits SUSTAINS DEL MERCADD| RSifa™ "utr* 2e™er |l 7'; Y C rather, oes that you wear. Sizes 2 to 6 Years Tired foot '-D:I:l! ln‘“lrtllx‘eld ness 1~ :%"fiy.':mn evenr:::lly —Clevér, cool little suits for flly. Made in ene ahd two piece n.xl oé hambrays, hams, b an Rl 5 ts. All neatly finishe t lace—made without sleeves in sises Bohemian Lace Berthas Are Smart $1.59 deep Bertha collars are very smart the plain or xfinnm_sem- ke t:l ou will find fl:%l edge, o with fid footing Kann's—Street Floor. Aranjo Is Ousted as Governor of Queretarp After Clash Over Election. result in nervoushess. Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shm colorful _pi g B the foot naturally and I and most unusually low priced at 7 thstead of former Gov. Araujo. :Mm.'m g By o I iy L] mbjmunmwen Hvall how mitich fresher and brighter o i:fl wl!’c feel at the end of the . R Kann's—Second Floor. i “Nacre,” the Newest - Summer Straw $4.49 —Delightfully comfortable, smartly becoming wide brim hats of Nacre—a new straw as light as a feather, and in novelty mixtures that will s harmonize with the color of your sports cos- The Riverside Mercado as governor. . Gov. Araujo had the hotel surrounded Llhl‘ar ?‘{ !e::n:‘tm hglnd lr&ufl:ed three‘ of y e uties, remal T escaping. 4 e .y Wi Tederal recogaition of Del Mercadg g s Rt o b e T i been -] 1318 G St NIW, Sy 0o S ———— THE WOMAN'S SHOP OF RALEIGH HABERDASHER Six New Styles of Rayon Bandeaux At the Very Low Price 45¢ Ea. —Delighttul, comfortable garments for BSummer—priced within reach of every purse. S8ix @ifferent styles of various mate- rials, all in the popular flesh color—and sizes 30, 32, 34 and 36. Notion Department. Kafin's—Streét Floor, il Good Bdoks AI'IH\«}H\ for tume. Cleverly ttimmed with grosgrain rib- bon—all head sizes. —The Riverside Library of 8. Kann's—Second Floor. books published by Houghton Miflin Co., is a_ new seriés at this modest price—and the titles embrace books of distinction and popular appeal. A’ Special” Sale of Girls’ Wash Dresses Sizés 7 to 10 and 8 to 14 Yrs. $1.88 Ea. 16 Titles=~Including— O Pioneers by Willa Cather. Lee The American by Gamaliel Bradford. The Dawn of Life by Havelock Ellis. The Little Book of American Poets by Jessie Rittenhouse. The Country of Pointed Firs by Sara Regular 59¢ to $1.25 Qualities Orme Jewett. S by —Lovely litfle dresses for the young girls to wear Kann's—Downstairs Bookstore. during the hot Summer days. Sleeveless and short J sleeve models of pretty dotted, floweréed and solid 39(3 Yd' ) A Special Purchase of Sash Ribbons Remarkable values in this sale of smartly tailored lovely Paulina sleeve- less frocks and frocks with sleeves featured in one and two g}ecc models. ew neck treat- ment, plaited skirts, Flat crepes, sk piques, Rajah, prints, printed chiffons and polka dots in all the newest Summer shades. color véiles—and of printed dimities and piqués—as —An unusually lovely collection of 11 for such a small sum. tins, colotful as they are cool. As smart as they are éco- to sell fc Many with bloomers to match. All ':‘- e‘: B e St ana e Aurora Cone ! Painting Contest nomical. washable. Kann's—Second Floor. Children’s Hair Bow Ribbons —Plain colored, novelty stripe, ARS8 19e va. priced at 20¢ to 59c a yard. Kanfi's—Street Floor. Now Starting —Again you are given an o‘pportunlty to mateh your skill in this decoration— Class A—Those Over 16 Years —FIRST PRIZE—$25.00 Aurora Set. ~—SECOND PRIZE—$11.00 Aurora Set. Class B—Those Under 16 Years —FIRST PRIZE—$11.00 Aurora Set. —SECOND PRIZE—$5.50 Aurora Set. Class C—For Original Patterns —SRooND 300 Prs. of These Imported Braided Sandals Arrive $3.95 Pr. —The braided leather sandal, in natural and brown combina- tions, still remains the leader (Ao u; h’“m .po:u. ere you can buy them a: S hodest price. In eg from —Special during the m%&—c regu- 3to 7, and A, Band C i . | lar $3.00 Aurora Set for $2. A —~ Raleigh Haberdasher | ||l L, it o 1310 F Street . ascinating Only 4 Days More To Buy Kann's ; Soap st doz. Reg. $1 Dos. Kann's—Street 11.00 Aurora Set. .50 Aurora Set. —The contest Bs 244 ends August nmgm“q? "ifi .g awarded on August 9th. \ 4 *Trade mark.