Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930. RICH MAN HEADS ASSASSIN' FAMILY &5 send annually one-fifth of richest men of !:umpe Odo-pact—A Deodorant A powder compact with puffi—use like a face powder—to destroy body odor or prevent that | sticky feeling. A small quantity dusted on the body prevents excessive perspiration. Can be taken in purse, Don’t Darn Stockings! \ —let the Knit-bac machine do it quickly, 2 5 23 flawlessly, inexpensively, Runs or darns —men’s or women's—all done in 24 hours, «drawn from many Samens peoples. Group of Million or More| Bears Name Earned Cen- turies Ago. 1, One of the richest men of Europe fs an Assassin Not only is he an Assassin but the leader of the Assassins—a million or more of them. “But the Assassins (with a ital &) have nothing to do with assassination, at least, not now,” says a bulletin of the National Geographic Society that gathers up the threads of one of the :E'Angest stories that geography has to “The story of the Assassins embraces three continents, Asia, Africa ° and Europe; it spreads over nearly 10 centuries; it is punctuated with such names as Marco Polo, Edward I of England, Genghis Khan, Sultan Sanjar of Khorasan, the King of Jerusalem, Fatima, daughter of Mohammed; the Khan, Mille Andree Carron. Edward VII of England, and the $85,000 colt Hurrie On. “Arablan Nights” Remance. ® “To unravel this 300,001 Arabian Nights romance one can begin with a ' bath tub in a French chateau near Chambery or travel back nearly 1,000 years to the unscalable fortress of Alamut high in the Elbruz Mountains overlooking the plain of Teheran. “Twenty-three yvears after William the Conqueror won the battle of Hastings, one Hasan Sabbah, by clever deceit, captured the fortress of Alamut. If he lived today Sabbah could earn the name ‘master mind,’ or even ‘anarchist’; as it was, he became famous as the | founder of the Assassins. As grand master of a secret society he schemed to free Persia from Arab domination by Yollln( through & Moslem sect called imailis, who traced their line of faith to Patima, daughter of Mohammed. Minority Rule With a Dagger. “Lacking followers in large numbers Hasan Sabbah turned for power to the dagger. He dedicated his sect to murder. From impregnable Almut, ‘the Vulture's Nest,’ he ordered the kill- ing of sultans, caliphs, kings and crusaders. It was always a ruler into| which the dagger was plunged. For two centuries Hasan Sabbah, the old man of the mountains, and his suc- cessors spread terror through the world. “The grand master gave orders to| id priors serving - in different istricts: Kerman in Persia, Syria, and elsewhere. Each had a staff of dais, or | initiates, who won converts that entered | the order as ‘adherents’ A chosen (rw became fidais, or devotces—a desperate set of adventurers lnd racketeers! ThP fidais were a sort fore] legion selected for_endurance, for daring and | fantical exaltation. “Marco Polo learned the astonishing secict of the old man of the mountain’s | power over his fidais. In Alamut, this master criminal caused to be made a| gc;, beautiful, secret roses and other flowers, trees bear! peaches and plums, and vines wil luscious grapes. Fountains tossed their lpu into mirror pools bordered by gay ns. This exquisite garden he peopled with lovely women. In the arid | mountains of Persia he created a paradise to serve his evil designs. Initiates Get Taste of “Paradise.” “When trusted fidais candidates reached Almut they were drugged and | carried unconscious into the garden. Awaking, they found themselves sur- rounded for a few hours by all the| beauty and joys imaginable; & dise, | indeed. But once drugged by stealth ‘Snd carried suk. arden crowded with | | Pav para again they were | ¥va CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘TODAY. Card party, Woman's Benefit Asso- ciation, club houu. 1750 Massachusetts avenue, 8:1 Meeting, A-ochuon for & Home for Widows and Orphans of Veterans of All Wars, Grand Army Hall, 1412 Penn- sylvania avenue, 8 p.m. Meetl ‘Washington Resl Estate wullrd Hotel, small ball room, Bridge party, M Triangle Outing Club, club houss, 8 p.m. Lawn fete, Ladles’ Aid Soclety, Peck Memorial Chapel, Corcoran 8chool {rouna. ‘Twenty-eighth and M streets, m. ' — FUTURE. Luncheon, Congressional Country Club committee, Willard Hotel, eabinet room, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, International conference on hotel business promotion, Mayflower, Hotel, garden, tomorrow, all day. Picnic, Women's Auxiliary of the Dental Society of the District of Co- lumbia, Manor Club, tomorrow after- noon and night. Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi, Hotel Gordon, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Picnic, Delta Delta Delta Fraternity, Camp Site, No. 16, Rock Creek Park, to- morrow, 8 p.m. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVALS. I‘vlnflnn‘—humlmn Western Ocean: vorita—Kingston . Lancastria—Southampion’ DUE TOMORROW. Mauretania—Southampten . It Paris— P DUE SATURDAY. JUNE 28, ukee—Hamburg | Newr*yore—Ramburs. America_Hamburg . Yorck—Bremerhaven DUE SUNDAY. JUNE 20. Toloa_Port Limon Maeques de Comi! “When a fidais recovered his senses he found himself in the chl.mb‘r of the | grand master. ‘It is true,’ the master told the candidate, ‘you have been in | paradise. Go slay this pnnee and when you return my angels bear you again mto paradise.’ “With the bright memory of paradise filling his mind, every fidais welcomed danger and courted the death that ‘would usher him into paradise forever. “The drug that the grand mnur Used on his fidais was Indian hemp, cannabis indica, also known as hashis ,‘ #nd from the latter term has eome the name which Europe fastened on the “Assassins.’ Bhs and vislers 'were found munlmd Sultan Sanjar or- an army to wipe out Alamut. when his army was half- | Silvi mm’ way to the fortress he awoke !x))lflnd; glhnmnclmmewtesm beside head. Go no further, it wrarned. 'ulun Sanjar turned around | and went Ahmut ln 1256, burnedesf::n “gbuh and destroyed his garden. The dispersed to Africa, India, Syria, and Persia. For six centuries the rem- | Hav aant colonies struggled without a central P ler, Rewarded for Service to Britain. | North “Then asbout 1830 in Kerman | Province, Persia, Hasan Ali Shah, l‘ descendant of Imam Ismail, rose such prominence that he was elled | While ™ fleeing to India threugh Afghanistan Hasan Ali Shah, or the Aga | Khan, did someiservice for the English among the wild mountaineers and, upon reaching Bombay, was rewarded. He was recognized as leader of the Indian Ismailis, given the title ‘his highness’ \ and granted a pension, “Gradually his highness the All Khan of Aga Hall, Bombay, became the | recognized spiritual leader of the| Ysmailis tribes scattered throughout thz Moslem world. ‘ “New stories from Paris bring the ‘strange story of the Assassins down to| date, for Aga Khan, who recently1 married Andree Carron, Elanseliie V2 o uth. | Etaneeilie Yarmou La DUE MONDAY, JUNE 30. land—Antwerp | Seae e Minnewaska—Londo, | Saturnia—Tr! President Fort St. American Trader— Ancon—Cristonal Cormo—8anto Domingo Cit: Ponce—8an Juan La " Ceib Vir otciuszko - Danzi " unesholm —Gothenbit ederik VIII—Cape DUE TUESDAY, JULY 1 Rochambeau—_Havre Vandyex-Buenos. A | Antomia OUTGOING Latayetie_Plymouth and Haure sden—Cobh. Cherbourg and Bremerhaven. | l.n Lorenzo—8an Juan and Santo Domingo ' ity. American Parmer—London. —St. Thomas. | Fonssere - Bergen Bergen Rio de Janeiro. AILING TOMORROW. —Piymouth, Boulogne and Rot- wmun World—] de_ Janeira, tos, Montevideo and Buenos Aires. nnmn—cm Thours, Bouthampton and Brem- oo..u'cfy".na._o.m;-un. Nevles ::: Genon. e Havasa: P ora - Crus. -._?u Toours end. & end uu'fl- mpton. Norin Osbe TaWestorn®_‘Medlierranean d Nomwm Capltals cruise. s 1s) Aruba and Maracatbo. comu~ rmu us. et Priaee O aoe FavoritaKingsion. SAILING SATURDAY, JUNE 28. Minnekahda—Plymouth, Boulogne and Lon- 01 Frenconia—Cobh and Liverpool Beleenland—Plymouth, ‘Cherbours and Ant- u\lllhln—ch!rbouré and, Southampton. i irae Tlord. Berge o5 | Maurrum — Plymouth, Oherbours and o caiedon Siboney. Monterey—8an Pusrto Golompia res HavansCrlitcbal and Port | L fmon Nerissa Bermu | Teno La Play Tolletries—Street Floor ust What A bmnon mmnmon You Want——Red for a single run uced Friday! Tomorrow__Early Summer Extra savings tomorrow on fashion that are selling now, Summer less than a week old—the holiday Fashion Clearaway! DRESSES This Sale of Women’s Dresses Is Different! 10 Originally $35 to $59.50 This is opportunity! Many of these dresses are in heavier silks—darker colors—many are light enough to wear now, but ALL are very high type dresses of & quality always associated with Jellef’s. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity for women who appreciate finer things to pick up two or three dresses that will be perfect for Autumn. Here are details: Cantons, flat crepes, chiffons, prints and crepe Elizabeths—there are frocks for evening, for formal and informal daytime. With long and short sleeves, with flares and pleats— with lingerie trim in lace and batiste—and beading as well. Just one-of-a-kind—so be here bright and early! Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Dress Shop—Second Floor Marvelous! Misses’ and Juniors’ $16.50 and $19.50 Dresses.. Daytime dresses for both formal and informal wear at a thrilling low price—chiffons, georgettes, plain and printed crepes from which to choose. Short, three quarter and long sleeves—capes, boleros, flaring and pleated skirts, In heige, red, pink, black and navy. Between 25 and 30 of them—all smart. Sizes 11 to 17— Misses’ and Juniors’ 14 to 20. $ $19.50 and $29.50 Dresses ]-O Just 35 in this group! Frocks and ensembles for I“ sorts of oc- casions—some with contrasting crepe blouses! Taffetas, crepes and chiffons. In one and two piece styles—with capes and bole- ros, with lingerie touches, pleated and flared skirts. In green, rose, pirate blue, beige, black and navy. Sizes 11 to 17—14 to 20. Misses’ $25 and $39.50 ‘12.50 Dresses and Ensembles In green, beige, red, blue, black and navy are these street frocks and ensembles! Short sleeves, long sleeves, normal waistlines with narrow belts—pleated and flared skirts—lingerie touches. 20 of them—at a wonderfully low price. Sizes 14 to Misses’ and Juniors’ .18 $29.50 to $45 Dresses Evening dresses that have not been reduced before in this group. Frocks and ensembles for all sorts of occasions! Wool crepes, tweeds, taffetas, crepes and chiffons. Flaring and trailing skirts for evening—picated skirts for daytime—short and long sleeves— lace, net and pique trimming—peplums and boleros. Gray, pink, green, rose, navy and black. Sizes 11 to 1714 to 20. Misses’ and Juniors’ $35 and $49.50 Dresses.. Afternoon ensembles showing the printed crepe frocks with plain crepe coats—street ensembles—one piece fracks. Two and three piece types. Chiffons—crepes—taffetas—and georgettes. Short and long sleeves. Many one-of-a-kind models. Rose, blue, green, navy and black. Sizes 11 to 17—14 to 20. Misses’ and Junior Misses’ Dress Shops—Third Fisor Women’s and Misses’ $10.75 Washable Silk Dresses.... The sort of dresses that wear and wear—launder and launder— * just exactly what you want for Summer months! Some are in dark colors with long sleeves—some hav jackets—and some are slightly soiled—but they wash like your pocket hankie. And there are silk iques, as well. In white, blue, green, black, navy and red. Sizes 14 to 42. Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Fioor Sportswear for the Holiday $5.90 10 $8.50 Blouses .. Blouses that In lovely crepes with your choice of long or short sleeves—beautifully made—unusual at this price. $3.95 to $5.90 Sweaters Sweaters in softest nphyr for the n iy W With long sleeves—short sleeves—vee necks—crew nulu. light shades—and dark shades! $16.50 10 $25 Just the thing for sports, for travel, momng—nf cour: Summer shades and weight. In your choice of one or three pi styles” The saving is outstanding, $35 to $49.50 ‘19.50 very modest prices—in Spert Suits.._.__ Such good-looking suits at such wer: Suits for so many informal wool crepe, in jersey, in lacey tweeds. occasions. And do look at the saving. Sports Shop—Fourth Ploor only a week away—vacation, “first come first served.” come on down at 9:15 and do your Summer Shopping! COATS Misses’ $29.50 and $39.50 510 Coats for All Occasions Sl Cape coats—dress coats—sport coats—fur-trimmed with broadtail or lapin—furless ¢oats in tailored styles—princess styles—belted styles—furless flared styles—in dark and light shades. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ $39.50 to $59.50 315 Coats—Mostly Fur Trimmed.. From tailored tweeds to silk crepe coats with jabot collars. Tweeds with collars of wolf or caracul—cape coats edged with squirrel or galipan—belted or flared. Silk coats fur-trimmed or furless—dress coats with upstanding or pouch collars of squirrel or broadtail—bolero styles—cape styles—jabot styles. In tan, blue, black, grey and green. Just 70 coats! Sizes 14 to 20. At an unusually low price. Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor Women’s $25 to $35 Sports Coats . Including a stunning tan cove 36. Just 11—in tweed mixtures: n or bu!——lmlond and scarf collars. Others in 36, 42, 467 to 50%. *10 Women’s $29.50 to $45 Dress Coats Imagine purchasing a green trico broadcloth coat wnh luxurious collar of beige squirrel for only $10! and there are others in broadcloth, trico cloth, covert and wool crepe. Some trimmed with squirrel or broadtail, others tailored with notched collars. With the straight, unbroken lines so becoming to the larger woman. Sizes 35% to 48),—size line broken, of course. Women’s $16.50 and $33 SUMMER Coats 40 of them. Furless tailored ceats, in black and blue kash- mir with heige kashmir and tuxedo collars in sizes 36 to 44— Unlined silk coats with capes or jabot: black, blue and pink. Women’s $35 to $59.50 Sizes 36 and 38. Do note the price again! Tailored Coats 15 Why not a coat with stunning collar in grev lapin—they're so becoming! Mostly tailored coats in this group—in covert and tweed for sports and knock-about wear. Some fur-trimmed. Others furless. In dark shades, Women’s $22.50 and $25 SUMMER Coats The very coats for immediate wear, at a gorgeous saving! Unlined coats of imported tweed in green, grey and tan—and for more formal occasions, exquisite transparent velvets with full silk lining—searf and cape collars. Black, brown, and blue. Sizes 36 to 42. Don’t let this opportunity slip by. Women’s $59.50 to $79.50 ’25 Plain and Fur-Trimmed Coats Coats for everyone—the small woman, the \lomln of medium size, and the larger woman, in this group. In crepe satin, black faille silk, wool crcpc—-drnw coats in blue and black wool crepe and sylvia cloth. Some trimmed with squirrel, ermine, broad- tail, galyak, mole and mink. Coats in the season's most wanted styles—at Summer pric Sizes 36 to 44!5—with size range broken. 5 Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor Toiletries, Half-Price Combination package of dusting pondtr and soap ..... Fracy Bath Soap, each cake D'Orsay—Ganika Perfume. . Bridge Set (4 individual ash trays and 4 cubes of bath salts). . . Velour Powder Puffs. Make-Up Boxes.. Make-Up Boxes.. Tolletries—Stre 1,000 Pairs of Mesh and Lisle’ Sports Stockings $1 Regularly $1.35, $1.50, $1.95 Chiffon lisles, mesh nevelties, fishnet and Paris clocked lisles that smart women are wearing for active and spectator sports. Each pair is from regular stock; each pmr periect, and offered at a price that should make 'hem literally “walk out”! &ilk Stocking Shop—Strest Ploor Small lots—quick, drastic reduction— Accessories at Savings! $3 Handbags—Very Special $]_ 95 Bags you can seldom find at this very special price— in finely embroidered linen, in plain linen and plain shantung. Every bag a “find” at this price. In black and white, white and maize, blue, green and pink, Randbag Shop—Strest Floor Some Rare Embroidery on These Hnndbags 2—$25.00 Beauvais Embroidered Bags. Rose design, in black moire silk background—exquisite jeweled frame mounting, $18 .50 La Garde Bag. Tailored model—Pin Morocco. Colors, tan—blue ...... 5 5—$10.00 Black Smooth C-II-(iuln Trim. Over-the-arm bngl Pouch and double frame models for.. .8 8—$7.50 Smooth Calf and Pin Morocco Buk-strlp Pouch, Some wu:lh ‘houkleu concealed cnmplrlmrntt, colors, navy—beige— red—ifor . 25—$2.00 <llxhtly M.rred "Leather Bq;l—-hark strap models. Colors, tan—green—blue—hlack—for ... 1 25— $3,00 Belts of Suede-Kid and Bead—Light and dark colors— metal and silk covered buckles ....$195 and $1 40—$1.00 Sterling Silver Initial BII1 Cllpl. Lo R Daytime Pajamas They're going like the proverbial ‘“hot cakes!” And no wonder! Just think ot the many uses one has for them—beach wear, in the garden, lounging at home—and some people have told us they wear them in the kitchen. Made in soft silk-like broadcloth and foulard—in adorable styles. And we have coats to match at $2.95, too. Sizes 14 to 42. Morning Frock Shop—Pourth Ploor $3.95 and $5 Silk Slips Slips certainly have come into their own again. And here are slips of exquisite quality at a special price—crepe de chine slips, trimmed with alencon design laces—tailored styles of radum silk or crepe de chine. In flesh, peach, orchid and white. Broken sizes—but if you're here bright and early—you know! Special Purchase Pure Dye Crepe de Chine Undies..... The sort of undies everyone's wearing lor Summer, taking on their vacation, stocking up in before they leave on their travels. Dance sets, chemises and step-ins—trimmed with fine laces and appliqued net. Others with bits of hemstitching. Flesh and white. A comp! lete size range, too. Fhove—second $1.95 Glove Silk Bloomers.......... mdp:in of Van Raalte glove silk bloomers, in tan. Sizes § and 3 $1.95 Glove Silk Vests. 75c In flesh, nile or orchid—just 10 of them. Sizses 38 to 42. The saving is gorgeous! 85 Pure Milanese Step-ins.. Exquisite quality milanese—daintily lace-trimmed in that beau- tiful Rose leaf shade. All sizes. $5 Glove Silk Chemise . 8] 9% 10 Chem u—m a very fine quality of chiffon glove silk. In nile, peach and white, in sizes 34 to 40. Sold on the Main Floor Girdles—Foundation Garments—Corsets $5 All elastic step-in glrdlel—ll and 14 inch length. Bones in the diaphragm. Just 3 in sizes 30, 31, 32..... ..$350 2—$12.50 and $15 Scanties, of silk )ers:y and Skinner's sttm In sizes 32 and 36 s.eeviiiiennininnen snene g 1-—812!0 Commu wnh inner beh mam mp and brocade hlp in size 52 cieee.. . 5850 1—$18.50 (lirdle, made of satin brocade and lmported elastic, in 14-inch length. Size 32.. $1230 2—$3.50 \’nuhond Sashes, made of “brocade and elastic. In sizes 28 and 29 . $1.95 395 ‘Side-hook fllrflu‘ in 12 and 14 inch lengths brocade and elastic and batiste and elastic. Sizes 7'/"”2: boned. TIn sizes 34, 40, 42 and 44, 781350 Brassieres, cloth material. Di phragm band across the front, Sizes 36 and 38............ Grey Shops—Second Floor siere 'mm"i.u' top and broeade—slightly $1.98 A wonderful group of Necklaces, ‘1 Look at These Friday Shoes! 200 Pairs Imported Woven Sandals 300 Summer ness the Aga Khan III, knight grand | Reiianee Nocie o ¥ itk usually sell the French | Toltec—8antiago -nd Flkrto Cortes. dressmaker and daughter of a hotel | Arzory—Copenhay keeper, is none cther than his high- | 57,,‘,:;,?,5}:.:,{. 3nd Barcelons. More than 200 pairs of them! Shoes that for $5.50—notv specially priced! So light and comfortable for all informal Summer wear. In a wide range of color combinations. commander of the Indian Empire; | West Cawihon—Cape Town knight,_grand_commander of the sm}HY,;:,:gmg:,,gg"g;;"‘,'g;: 1 Busnes Atres. of India; doctor of laws, Clmbrldkr,‘ n—Pacific Coast. _ Brilliant Star of Zanzibar, first class; | TN Montevideo and Buenos Aires. nominee for the Noble peace prize: SAHIN(‘- 'MONDAY JUNE 30. racing stable owner extradinary -md amilton—No herditary leader of the Ismailis. 'aris— l’l\'mnulh lr\\l Havre, “The Aga Khan, descendant of the | SATLING TUBSDAY, JULY 1. Acsassins, numbers his subjects at more Laconia—Cobh and Li 001, HATS 2 We do not quote any values en these hate. It would be almest impossible as they are most un- usual—hats which must make roem fer white and pastel hats. Such good-looking woven slippers in com- binations of red and white, green and white, beige and tan, black and white and all white., With Cuban heels, one strap, turn soles. Formerly $8.50 and $10, Friday only at this price. Buying now means saving 25% Each year many patrons buy portraits during discount period for later gift occasions. Some save 25% on their favorite Style— _ others use the saving to buy a finer grade. Included are: Bakus Sisol Perle Visca Milan Rough Braids Plenty of La Hair and Straw Baku and Felt Felt and Straw Taffeta B]ack-White and Tan-White Regularly $10 and $12.50. Sorosis and other makes—in pump or $7.45 strap styles—made of all calf er buck- skin trimmed with cali—newly smart Cuban heels. Very, very smart and re- markably moderate at this special price. Shoe Shop—Street Floor Tuscans Picot Luciole Chanvre Soie French Felt Ribhon Crinkled Hair Lucy Hair Head Sizes and Youthful Matron Hats Millinery—Strest Floor ALL SALES FINAL, #30 now pays for the usual $40 style, @ clear saving of 310—until July 15th. Have your sitting mow! UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD Portraits of Quality 1230 Connecticat Avenue Telephone Decatur 4100 PLEASE