Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1929, Page 24

FALL FILES APPEAL LISTING 35 ERRORS Former Secretary Completes Preliminary Steps of His Attack on Conviction. Albert B. Fall, former Secretary of the Interior, recently convicted of bribery in connection with the leastng of the naval ofl reserves at Elk Hills, Calif,, today completed the preliminary steps of his appeal to the Dgtr!.ietooun of Appeals from his conviction, by filing with the clerk of the District Supreme Court the assignments of errors alleged to have been committed by Justice Willlam Hitz before and during the trial o fthe case and the designation of the record to go before the Appellate Court. ‘Through Attorney Frank J. Hogan the former cabinet officer charges Jus- tice Hitz with 35 errors, including his refusal to sustain the demurrer to the indictment in which it was urged that the Secretary of the Interior had no duty to perform in connection with the leasing of the oil reserves and that, therefore, there could not be any bribery of him and that Fall had been ac- quitted of the same charge in 1926 at the trial of the conspiracy case against him and Doheny. Among other errors charged to the trial judge is his action in permitting THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Beatrice P. Duke to leave the jury box after the jury had been accepted both sides and substituting in her place Thomas E. Norris, a bank clerk. It 1s Norris that the defense claims swun; the jury from a preponderance in favor of acquittal to a verdict of guilty. The admission of the testmony concerning s alleged transactions with Harry F. Sinclair is also set out as among the alleged errors. — Tsadora’s Brother Here. NEW YORK, November 13 (#).—In white tunic end sandals, Raymond Duncan, brother of the late Isadora, has arrived rfom abroad after 33 years absence. His silken tunic was hand- woven. His long gray hair was held back by a white band. He came to ex- hibit some of his painting, tapestries and weaves. In three weeks he will re- turn to Paris. " RED CROSS DRIVE SETS NEW MARK Second Day’s Receipts of $1,300 Top Total of Opening Day. With receipts for the second day of the annual rolrl'mull &fm }he Afl;::l:':l: Red Cross reaching a even than the’initial day's proceeds, the drive D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1929. N for memberships todsy embarked om the third of the 13-day campaign with almost 2,500 new members enlisted. Mrs. Harry C. Barnes, director of the District of Columbia Chapter of the ported that more than $1,300 was taken in yesterday by the more than 600 vol- unteer workers canvassing the city. 8 Today, the Navy Yard was the scene of greatest activity, with a no;‘lr of debutantes, under the chairmans g of Miss Adair Childress, visiting the to enroll new members among the offi- cers and men. Included in this group Gertrude Lamont, Rahel Davies, Elise |, Alexander, Faith Phillips, Marian Jar- dine, Laura Tuckerman, Prochnick, Margaretta Wright, Nancy Adams, Elsie Ekengren, Engracia Freyer and Emiscah Davis. The same group next week will be at :myflm Hotel commencing Mon- George Barnett, chairman of the Dis- trict of Columbia Chapter, and Miss Agnes Brophy, Red Cross fleld director American Red Cross, this morning re- ;f’ the Mount Alto Hospital, will make of the drive. tation Wile in behalf of the campaign. of prominent young people are MISSes Somebody is planning a $5,000,000 | The Congress of the World Alliance for Lauranda | passengers and a crew of 104, if Harry | 1ast night after expressing opposition to :!& Westcott, an engineer, has things al and some phases of the construction. MILITARY TRAINING Tonight at 6:45 o'clock, Maj. Gen. g~ Friendship Group Commends Action of President Hoover and Macdonald. over Station WOL in behalf e. Saturday evening at 7:15 o'clock, a 1 address is to be broadcast over Frederick Willlam 604-Place Plane Planned. NEW HAVEN, November 13 (»).— By the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn., November 13.— ansoceanic plane that will cary 500 | International Friendship adjourned here all military training in public schools and compulsory military training in in- stitutions of her learning, and re- elected President Willlam P. Merrill of ht. He says he has seen drawings firm has been asked to bid on New York and all other officers. SYSTEMS ARE SCORED £z ;em referred to the executive commit- The alliance adopted the report of the committee on messages and recom- mendations which praised the Kellogg- Briand pact, approved the declarations of President Hoover and Premier Mac- donald Y":d accepf the Plfl& p;m pact, u a new treaty on the Jap- anese immigration question in tge United States and deplored the “Shearer lobbying expose.” The action against military training in the schools followed an address Mon- day by President Henry Louls Smith of Washington and Lee University, who condemned the War Department for continuing since the war to support the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps in the country’s schools. With New Fashions at Such Savings, How Can One Help From Being Enthused! Getlepfs A Paris FASHION INSTITUTION Washington MewYork Delightful Bags new fabrics new leathers Black, brown, tan, 5 many styles many new features green, navy and wine. Surprising . . . these new bags we are marking $5 for appre- ciation. price would be much more .. You have only to see them to realize their usual . copies of French import bags— antique embroidered fabrics mounted on engraved frames. Smooth calf pouches with narrow back strap and zipper closing and large roomy mignon seal pouch with métal tongue clasp. Perfumes blended to your personality Appreciation week—the big week of all the season at Jelleff’'s—when we show in no uncertain way our appreciation of your year-round patronage. Every day new things to interest you— new apparel—new accessories—new prices. Only a small part of the story can be told—judge the entire store by this page. Coats...New... Striking —here are furs elegant and lovely So much depends on furs this consider the smartness of a co. 12 —here are Paris models adapted by Jelleff's season that it is impossible to at without first considering the fur it bears and how it is treated. Therefore, this group of lovely appreciation coats will be much coveted, for the fashion- able furs are represented in new and flattering effects . . . that acclaim the resaurcefulness of the mode. Women’s Coats $135 to $165—8125 Cape shawl. collars of Kolinsky, deep shawl collars of Fisher fitch, skunk, persian lamb, kit fox and Hudson seal, on the fabrics the Paris designers intended. Up- standing collars, too, and cuffs in the new 1929-30 manner. Note- worthy among our women's coats are copies of Vionnet's side- wrapping model, Drecoll-Beer’s fur-bordered panel model, Pa- quin’s interpretation of the low- placed flare. Sizes 36 to 44. A clever side flaring coat for the little woman, trimmed with black persian lamb . . . 37% to 41%. Misses’ Coats $135 10 $165—8$125 Badger, persian lamb, Fitch, kit fox, pointed wolf, beaver and fox manipulated into lovely deep shawls, pert pouch or smart up- standing collars with correspond- ingly unusual muffler treat- ments comprise a collection of coats at this price that is very smart indeed. The coats them- selves are decidedly princess in design, else flared from below the knee, or entirely straight. Kash- mir cloths stressing black with black fur, though there is no dearth of smart colors . . . browns, tans, blues, greens, greys and reds. Sizes 14 to 18 assume complete charge of your Eliminate parking worries—our expert chauffeurs, always in attendance— car while you shop. LoVely New Gloves $3 and $3.50 Capeskin several styles Washable capeskin these good looking gloves that may be had with modernistic applique on their turn back cuffs or with large scallops piped in a contrasting shade. third type...with turn back cuffs. glove and hosiery colors. . .all Jel the new hosiery in mind...almo nude, misty grey and black. Still a The season’s successful lef gloves are bought with ra, onionskin, sable, biscay Glove Shop, Street Floor Fashion Jewelry at fashionable appreciation prices Marques de Elorza, maker of perfumes of excellence, sends his chief chemist for our apprecia- tion week to blend before your very eyes that fragrance which best expresses your personality. g .ofrl:::ded to ordcr.. sz.so $2.95 $10 flacon the Marques’ “Pas sans toi” offered during appreciation... Lovely rhinestone bracelets that will glitter with your party frocks ... link or bangle. Stun- ning rhinestone pins to add the proper jeweled note your hat or dress beaded bags . . . specially imported by us... real French bags in gold and silver combinations . . , either envelope or frame type. $2.95, $5.50 ewelry Shop, Street Floor Smart New Frocks You'll really have to see these dresses to realize what splendid values they are. Misses’ frocks . . . including types for all occasions. . .street, afterncon and evening. Light-weight woolens answering purposes of sport and tailored wear. Tailored crepes for street and business, dressy crepes and chiffons. High waist effects, princess lines, and low-placed flares, side draperies and the new Patou boleros. ..trimming depending on lace yokes, bows of self material, suede belts, dainty collars and cuffs. Very special at this price, a roup of evening dresses reflecting tfie high- lights of the mode. Other coats in appreciation are specially priced— $89.50 to $98.50 $110 to 8125 $165 to 8215 Coats Coats Coats $75 $95 $145 Women's, Misses’ ond Juwiors’ Coat Shop, Third Ploor Fur Coats, #175 New silhouettes in fashionable furs, the new lines, new treat- ments . . . a limited number of higher-priced coats just included for appreciation. Crystal evening neck- laces, set in sterling $3.50 silver ... Exquisite Fashions of Formality Usually $59.50 or More $ 49 .50 ¢ This group exploits the richness of lame, the graciousness of chif- fon, the glory of velvet, the new= $25 10 $29.50 dresses in or yo ladie, pleasing variety Loves i thoroughly lovely models for youthful women the dernier cri from Paris . for women and misses Accenting formality and grace The furs are caracul, brown and grey. Silver muskrat, lapin, and sealine (dyed coney). Also one American broadtail and one Australian opossum . .. coats that have been $295. Need we say more? 2 ness of fishnet translated into terms of the new silhouette with its flowing, dipping skirts, its raised waistline, narrow belted- ness and general concentration on things feminine. $49.50 Afternoon gowns for madame . . . a necessity now with the season under way ... take their cue from the elegance so evident in the mode and use this trend to create gowns that modify the exaggerated sil- houette into something quite becom- ing and wearable for the woman. Bodices _softly bloused, hiplines moulded into grace, draperies adding height and slenderness . ., . and finis ings in the feminine spirit of dre making create in these dresses fa ions it will be difficult to resist. Black, wine, dahlia, hunter's green, India blue and brown. Sizes 36 to 4. Women's Dress Shop, Second Floor Furs—Fourth Floor New Underthings 3 Step-ins, straightline or flared chemise . . . fashioned of pure dye crepe de chine. . .flesh, peach, nile, blush, eggshell, orchid and white...and trimmed with fine laces and hemstitching. Grey Shops—Second Floor pure dye crepe de chine A Chemise—step-ins trimmed with lace i %,: W 5 Women's frocks . . . equally smart these dresses in velvet, canton, and tweed prints distinguished by flares, pleatings, draperies, new skirt lengths and clever shirring. Modi- fied waistline treatments and semi- princess lines. Three-piece costume suits, too, in velvet with satin or metal embroidered blouses and in crepe with satin blouses. Black, reen, navy and brown. gizes 36 to 44, for misses 14-20. Women's Simple Frocks, Second Floor Misses’ Frock Shop—Third Floor — R x\ymm New Corsetries All eyes nowadays are upon the foundation garment for that is where the new silhouette begins. Hence these values we list are most timely and there are many more. 810 Step-in Girdle 5] All-elastic step-in girdle, by Bien $49.50 Ultra-fashionable frocks for made- moiselle that are decidedly the models of the moment. Paris inspired and copied for Jelleff's, these dresses illustrate what has happened to Paris. Here is the princess silhouette as the youthful know it, severely and un- mistakably fitted with deep bertha collars, here a mode of flares sweep- ing_into smartness. Metal cloths, chiffons, crepes and meshes contrib- Jolie, in pink and white checked u"e img;o;!ant ;_vpts ?nd this group design. I':i a permelatic m:‘- also includes a bevy of smart evening terial that does not wear rough. " 5 models . . . Fourteen inches long and with a ©f these. Tailored and uplift Sizes 14 to 20. semi-fitted princess waistline, effects. Sizes 30 to 44, Misses’ Dress Shop, Third Floor Grey Shops, Second Floor 300 New Hats for Thursday 1, Off Our millinery shop is very busy and no wonder—only twice a year do we have such an event—our entire stock and for Thursday 300 new hats at just half ‘what they will be next week. You simply can't have too many hats this season—the new mode calls for new hats and in a color or style to complement your frock and coat. Here in our ~ppreciation csllection you will find ada: tations and replicas of all styles sponsored by the famous Paris coutouriers and.in all colors and m: terials—Felts, soleils, velvets, velours, Fox felt, brocades, metalics and satins—sport hats, dress hats and t?ilcred hats—an array that will delight you—and at half price—It is positive economy to buy several. Special Brassieres 85¢ Long and short models in satin, brocade, lace and combinations 812.75 to $15 Silk Negligees—Apprec iation $13.50 Matelasse and Quilted Robes— Appreciation 83.95 Costume Slips—New Princess lines .... $3.00 Glove Silk Bloomers and Chemise $3.00 Double-width French Chiffon Scarfs .. 85.00 to $7.50 Satin and Crepe de Chine, Blousettes And many other savings on Fashion Merchandise Evening Footwear— Appreciation Evening slippers are increasingly i i ing li i A 4 i gly important as the m ode moulds the new gown in sweeping lines, dip- ping and pointing with unminnklbfe emphasis to t he slipper— ti rou Broups of evening slippers at these amazing prices— R o ev.em fen iy $11.95 $9.95 Soft, lustrous gold or silver kidskin in opera Beautiful imported French brocades in various strap patterns with kid trimming to match, regu- pumps or strap slippers, regularly $13.50. larly $15-$1850, I?_:r'ing ?pprecinti:n'—_our entire stock of slipper ornaments will be siides, clamps and pins—of rhinestones, beads,.sequins, cut steel or crystals in whit olors. Also two groups of street, business and afternoon shoes in all the wanted colors, ma!gri’a]!‘, :r:d cstyle:. $7.95 and $9.95. Regularly $10-$15. Footwear—Street Floor sold at 20% discount—buckles,