Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1929, Page 35

NEMIANS LAMENT | DRAIAGE F LAKE Residents " of Italian Town' Fear Loss of Homes as THY SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, SEPTEMBER 8, 1929—PART % Wool Jerseys $1.65 yd. —The ideal fabrics for.sports cos- tumes. 54-inch standard all-wool Jersey, in black, navy and a variety of fashionable Fall colors. Regu- larly $2.00 to $2.50 a yasd. Printed Crepenese 98¢ Yd. —Crepenese is a beautiful, non- crushable celanese and cotton crepe, in practical tweed patterns s0 much in demand at bresent. The colors are guaranteed fast. 36 inches wide. Street Floor. ¥ Houses Crack. Street Floor. By the Associated Pres NEMI, Italy, September 7.—Sad are) the simple folks of beautiful Nemi as| they look down on their lake which once | was called the “Mirror of Diani anxious are their faces, too, for they | are fearing the loss of their homes. i ‘The government's efforts to drain the lake in order to recover two galleys of the Emperor Caligula, sunk in it many ’s Surplus Of Smart Fall Footwear! SRR SRR bt '.Twenty Good Styles Offered in Two Low-Priced Sale Groups Test of Italy. While Rome and the world have applauded the government's initia- b4 tive in pumping out the water, the Ne- ’ g 5 | 9 5 mians—including an American-born princess—have been saddened and dis- i appointed. : . . 7 / / o Jan. ® Jay «—In this group you will find a variety of smart new styles— —An interesting collection of smart new shoes—seven pictured— seven of txhemppyictured—of patent lerthtr. tan kid, black er of patent leather, satin, suede, kid, lizard calf, and of lizard calf brown suede, and of reptilian calf and kid combinations— and'kid' combinations Cut-out Sides Cuban Heels Black ; Regent Pumps D’Orsay P Center Buckles Spanish Heels Tan b Side Buckles Side Buckles French Heels Brown , Center Buckles Sizes 3 to 8 Sizes 3 to 8—Widths A to C Fear Loss of Lake. They believe that two catastrophes ‘will happen to them, each as bad as the other. One is that their beautiful lake will disappear forever, for they are not sure that it will ever fill up again. Al- ready the beauty of the “Gem of the Alban Mountains” has fled. Precipitous ‘wooded slopes, 330 feet high, used to ex- tend right down to the water's edge. Now a broad mudbank, left by the re- ceding waters, circles the lake. One slope, moreover, has been cut into to | make a road. { But even worse than that, think the Nemians, is the possible loss of their homes. The village is perched on a steep hill overlooking the lake. As the ‘water diminishes, the pressure of water egainst the sides of the hills diminishes, :Al)iod' and the land has a tendency to e. Baby Louis Heels g;:wn Cuban Heels French Heels g:::k Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Homes Are Cracked. Already cracks have begun to appear | In their houses, caused, they think, by shifting of the earth, which they trace to the transformation of the lake. ‘They fear that their homes may be pre- cipitated to the bottom of the slope. The palace of Princess Ruspoli—an | American lady who married an Italian | prince—has developed cracks, too. | The fishermen who used to get a gen- | erous haul every morning from the Iake | are shaking their fists in secret at the | pumping operations going on night and day. Their fishing is no longer good. and they believe the lake will ncver be kind to them again. i Source Unknown. ‘The question of where the water of ! Lake Nemi comes from has not been | settled. Either there are hidden springs | or the lake draws its sustenance from the watershed of the surrounding hills. | In any event, it will be a long time before it fills up again. | The Nemians look from their ruined lake to the galley partly “unwatered" | on the shore, and wonder whether the | price Fas not been too high. The gal- | ey is little more than keel ard a sec- | tion of the bottom of the hull, and it | Trequires a powerful imagination *o be- lieve it anything more inspiring than a barge sunk in the Thames or the East | River 30 or 40 years Valuable historic ects have, of course, been brought to the surface, but these have been but duplicates of reiics recovered by previous efforts to iift the galleys, and museums already contain far more objects than those | recovered by the present effort. “RADMOOR” Medium Service Weight Hose A Special Purchase and Sale of ery Specially Priced New Fall SILKS $1.00 pr. :chl:‘l’?r::ltyh:ur}:fis: :‘]’l:n_.:t“g_o‘:;'h At:; —Smart women wear Radmoor hose because they - tl Skl to s niice’ voil bwillihn d. e are bgauflful. durable and fit perfectly. And here popular silk fabrics, in new Fall col- :S :lh‘s low price you can buy(them for only Or:lo id : . ollar a pair. Every pair perfect; full fashioned, ors—all made to sell for higher prices. with lisle tops and lisle heels and toes; shown in 39iin: (Crope-back Satin fashionable Autumn shades; sizes 87; to 10. Allure Fi h Nud Mi 39-in. Washable Flat Crepe ‘rl"ua :'E,;:n“"’ coive 39-in. Silk Canton Crepe 4 uy 0 3‘:",?:'.:;“ s r'" Ssilv:r;::. F 5 s 39-in. Georgette' Crepe 0 o l;::k Light Gun_Metal Kann's—Street Floor. New SLIPS Of Rayon Crepe, Flat Crepe And Rayon Satin, Special At $1.69 Regularly Priced, $1.95 —Perfect foundation garments, beautifully made of lustrous rayon crepe, flat crepe and rayon satin— in pink, white and the pastel shades, Tailored and lace trimmed styles, with tailored or shadow hems— and inverted back pleats for fullness. Some in extra long lengths. Misty Morn KING'S ASHES RETURNED. = Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Remains of 18th Cent 3 Sl Kann's—Second Floor. Ruler Taken From Russia. WARSAW, Poland. September 7 (). ~—The Warsaw Morning Express an- nounced today, with documents to sup- port the announcement, that the ashes of King Stanislas Leszynski of Poland, who died in 1776, after abdicating his throne in 1735, had been secretly trans- rted recently from Leningrad to | oland by four Polish emigres. ‘The ashes were sald to have been placed 1 the famous St. Catherine Church, next to those of King Stanislas i Poniatowski, who ruled from 1764 to! 1705, when he was forced to sign the third partition of Poland, putting an | end to his kingdom. Extra Heavy Bengaline Coating—8$2.50 yd. —50-inch Bengaline coating—the ideal fabric for the new Fall wraps. Black Chiffon Dress Velvet $2.98 yd. —An unusually nice quality velvet shown in a perfect black. Will wear satisfactorily. Heavy Washable Silk Flat Crepe —One of the most ular of the new Fall silks. It has [y lovelgv. lustrous 1t)l",n,l’ll'x—lx 39 inches wide, shown in $ 1 39Yd - - Copies of F i;énéh HATS REBOUX AGNES DESCAT ALPHONSINE MADA LANVIN JEAN PATOU $10 —The newest Millinery arrivals show replicas of Paris successes. Off the face, showing the fore- head—down on the neck—small and close fitting—shallow as to crown. In all the glorious Autumn colors and black. Head sizes for all. Kann's—Second Floor. For the College Girl Quilted Brocaded Silk Robes $10 —What fun to sit around the fire on a cold Winter’s night in one of these charming quilted robes of breccaded silk. Comfortable, man- nish styles, with pockets and silk rope ties. Light as a feather— launder perfectly. Small, medium and large sizes in blue, rose, orchid, nile and flesh. English Patchwork Robes at $6.95. Others to $14.50- 28¢ C';t':-;a:n. 19 Comfort Batting 89¢ batt —Faney rayon-covered coat ¢ hangers in pretty colors. : —3-1b. batts Home il comfort batting, stitched ready for use. thirty-eight new Autumn colors. And ‘is guaranteed to wash and wear satisfactorily 3 0’Clock in the Afternoon —Comes a tired feeling because the eyes are ex- hausted from the great load they have been car- rying. They are crying for help. Many ills fol- low in the wake of eye- strain. Kann’s—Second Floor. A Sale of NOTIONS Offers Many Fall and Winter Essentials at Lower Prices 34-In. Elastic ' 25c pe. ~—Double - stretch white elastic. 12 yds. Snap Fasteners, Sc s Have Your Eyes Examined —Our registered eyesight —One on & black and white; all sizes. JENESEEE—— Darning Silk, 35¢ box specialists will make the examination without charge or obligation, and, if you need them, pre- scribe the right glasses. Specials “La Salle”—$6.50 - —Super quality, white gold filled frame. Very low priced. “The Commodore” $4.00 —A new high bridge, light-weight frame of ex-~ ceptional strength and durability. Use Your Charge Account Velvets—Satins—Crepes— T'weeds FALL FROCKS Of Exceptional Charm' at $25 —Quite inspiring are the .new features of the coming season— —The higher, waistline . —The longer skirt —The moulded hip —The flaring skirt —The fitted princess lines —The Jacket frock with long- sleeved or sleeveless overblouse. —The transparent velvet dresses are made of Sidney Blumenthal's best velvet. The dark have new acquamarine and egg- shell over blouse. : Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 44 7 Kann's—Second Floor. Pad and Cover for Irening Board, 59¢ —Adjustable covers of un- muslin. Pads of unburnable material. Sew.On Garters, 10c pr. —Flesh - colored garters of heavy suspender web. 10c O.N.T. Cotton 80¢ dos. —Olark’s 380-yard spools_of O.N.T. cot- ton. White in nos. 40 to 100, black, 40 to 70. Wardrobe Bags, 76c —Bright - colored cretonne bags, made to hold 8 gar- ments, Silk Binding, 19¢ —Seven-yard pieces of silk seam binding t: ‘dblack, white and ocolors. “Eskay” Napkins 4 bozes, 95¢c —8ott, soluble sani- tary made Needles, 2 pkgs., 15¢ —Crowley’s gold-eye needles in all sizes. Machine N 2 tubes, —Crowley's machine needles, 4 needles to & tube. Scissors and Shears Dress Shields, 3 prs., 80e —Regular and shirt waist styles in aizes 2, 3 and 4 Guaranteed. Basting Cotton, 3 for 12¢ —350+ of Nassau 50-yd. spools Adh Tray: Straps, 45¢ —Colored leather straps, to hang over arms of chairs. \ —One dozen spools to & box. In assorted colors. i Shoe lng:e. 59¢ : —132-pocket 8| bags of w\ormc:rlme, Blanket Binding 5 yds., 30c —Sateen binding in all colors. Folded for use. A spe- cial value. Utility Bags, 15¢ 2 or 25¢ —Cretonne bags, each holds two pot holders. Round Garters, 39¢ pr. —Plain _and lace trimmed fancy round garters. 3 Dish Cloths, 19¢ ~—Good size dish cloths— three in & box for this price. 7 38¢ Cheese Cloth 28¢ pe. —Pive-yard pieces of cheese {:lM.h. splendid for dust rags and other useful 4 Wash Cloths, 20¢ wash cloths in Household Aprons, 29¢ —Rubber and rubberized aprons in assorted colors. Laundry Bags, 21c —Medium size bags of col- orful cretonnes. TWEED SUITS With Silk or Satin Blouses $38 —The tweed suit has a place all its own in the Fall wardrobe. The new longer skirts add new and the tuck-in biouse aves unusual smartness, buf che Smart _overblouse still holds its own also. The new deep-toned tweeds are in_rich shades of Java Brown, Everglade Green, Dahlia, Blue and ord. New coats are three-quarter or full length. The silk or satin blouses d material for and finished with jabots i . Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann's—Second Floor.