Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1930, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1930. .. STEAMER LINE QUITS® |Pastine Mt o Memphis packet. service for the first time in more Memphis Left Without Packets for than s century. Kenneth H. Hill, general superintend- the Federal First Time in Century. , Tenn., July 23 ().—The wht, Skid 1 Government's | L essages Included in Merchandise d to use gasoline-propelled anagement of the Valley Line Steam. m: nt ol al e ot ers, Inc., last Mississippi River packet yesterday that it in Cross-Continent Attempt. rt freight and mate- ced STARTS COMMERCIAL HOP |the et projected commerciat one-stop flight across the continent. . Maj. Eckerson hoped.to reach Minne- apolis early today and to be in New York about § o'clock tonight. He took ©off at 9:20 p.m. (Pacific standard time). SRR 7,753 . AMERCANSERMAN| SOCIET MOVE PACT SIGNED =5 = and Mrs, Jorgensen will spend the SRS of Reserve Officers’ Mr. Albert Oettinger motored to As- Agreement on Distribution of Californis home the Iatter part of the | ing their vacation st the Martha Wash- month. ington. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Johansen and | ., Mary A. Ci and Miss Gene- their daughter are spen.ing late July | vieve M. Cannon of St. Paul, Minn., are at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall in At- | at the Dodge Hotel during their stay in lantic City. Washington. barges to transpo: rials used on levee work frustrated the | PORTLAND, Oreg, July 33 (M.— last source of substantial revenue and | Carrying messages to President Hoover, caused the suspensior. Gov. Roosevelt of New York State and Sy ———— | < - , 1 of merchandise, Maj. L 10 Boutims, S, Vel | Eckerson took off here last night on Big league foot ball matches will be glh:yndttn!;l:t‘%na‘x;lml&cw ht at stadtum ‘embley, next 1t4 Phily ell N . season, to plans now being dittle son p Wi ‘“"”““"“\aymemmmemmmmmme,,mn will be offered for sale. With' their S g e e K v % "G . et v b in Cleveland Park. tomorrow evening. Mrs. G. H. Weth- i’ {eral Bell, jr, will chaperon a party Mr. and Mrs. 8. Eugene Madden |from Washington. have' gone to Atlantic City for the and Mrs, John Scanlon remainder of the month, and are stay- ing at the Madison. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hart, formerly | of Washington, now of San Jose, Calif. are at the Mayflower for a short stay Mrs. Hart was formerly Miss Nettie Brooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brooke, for many years residents of ‘Was and now of San Jose. They made the trip here through the Panama Canal, stopping at Havana and New York city en route. They are accompanied by .their three children, Brooke, Miriam and: Aleese. Mr. and Mrs, Hart expect to, return to their week end at Braddock Helghts, Md. | yae | ARRY _nmce-nrwtlalel‘m. Park. He is at the New Mon~ T Wil ndl thelr | "The last of s series of dances given :‘;u’th.flofl.h:mr;hrk.l..’—.fflrl e boats operated by the line Talkie Apparatus Through- out World Finished. By the Associated Press. PARIS, July 23.—American and Ger- | man motion picture and electrical inter- ests yesterday signed an agreement ‘which settles differences over the use of recording and reproducing patents dn_the motion picture industry. The Americans, headed by Will H. Hays, started conferring with German sound film interests in mid-June and reached an agreement July 12 which had to be submitted to the German ministry of the interior. It provides for the complete inter- changeability of motion pictures. sound and reproducing apparatus between the interests involved. Six Sign Paper. ~ ‘The document was signed -by three N INSTITUTION ' Z‘"‘:&m Nowtort American and three German official W hat the delegates to the conference. The Ameri- | Gold Stripe (;nns were J. E. Otterson, C. J. Ross lnd‘ Girls Say season Al ‘Washington at Virginia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Marshall are again at the Cavalier with their two children, Mary Jo and Robert, after spending some time in Chillicothe, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Middleton of Long Beach, Calif, are at the Dodge Hotel, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Adda Middleton, and Mr. and Mrs. George Peters, also of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Holliday are at , where they are spend C. Graham for the United States ture industries and Dr. Emil Mayer, | Fritz Luschen and Milton Diamond | for the Germans. The agreement provides a division df' territory for German factories making | apparatus for Germany, Danzig. Saar, | Memel, Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, Holland, Dutch East Indies, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, \ Finland, Jugoslavia, Rumania and Bul- ria. American factories will supply the United States and its territories and possessions and Newfoundland, Australia, New Zealand, the Straits Set- tlements, India and Russia. ‘Would Improve Industry. Both German and American plants | will manufacture for all other countries. At the end of the conference a state- ment was issued, signed by the negotia- tors, which said: “The purpose of this hase of the agreement is to provid ?nl' the full use of the manufacturing facilities of both German and Ameri- can interests, to aid in making ccrtain that the motion picture industry will be equipped in the best way and the great- est. possible distribution made for mo- tion .picture producers in the 'shortest possible time.” ‘The statement placed emphasis on the world-wide significance of the agreement, explaining, “It should be understood that the arrangements made are not only available to American and German interests, but to the interests of all other nations, the purpose being to provide for the widest possible use of patent rights and technical infor- mation controlied by German and American interesis. These interests seek world-wide development of the talking motion picture industry.” Mr. Hays will sail for America tomor- row on the Ile de France. MOTHER AND 2 CHILDREN DIE AS CAR QUITS BRIDGE Auto Skids on Wet Flooring, Crash- ing Through Railing, and Falls 80 Feet Into River. By the Associated Press. CHARLESTON, W. Va., July 23.—An automobile broke through the railing on the Kanawha City Bridge yesterday and carried a mother and two small children to their death in the Kanawha River 80 feet below. The dead are: Mrs. Eva Hupp, 28, Coal Fork, and her two children, Alice, 8, and James, 6. ‘Witnesses to the accident said the wet condition of the bridge floor imme- ately after a rainstorm caused the car to skid. It swept up on the sidewalk at one side of the bridge and through the steel railing. It was necessary to drag the car near the shore with ropes before the bodies of the woman and boy could be extri- cated. The girl's body was recovered by divers, Stocki;lgs $1.50 THAT at this new low price* Gotham Gold Stripe silk stockings are a real “buy”! THAT Style No. 635 is the frightfully smart LacLustre that looks so very expensive and gives your legs such a slender appearance. THAT Style No. 525 has the slim pointed heel that does such lovely things.to your ankles. U THAT Style No. 530 boasts those very chic French heels that so many smart women prefer. THAT it’s such a joy to find those very new shades when they're really new. And finally, they thank.their stars that “No run.that starts above can pass the GOLD STRIPE.” Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor Additional Gold Stripe Shop Stoneleigh Court 1013-15 Connecticut Avenue / AW | 'TWEEN SEASONS HE TIME of the year when it is most difficult to find your exact size in footwear is be- tween seasons. Itis an old fashioned custom in many stores to let stocks run low at this season of the year with weeks and weeks intervening before new stocks will arrive. It is the new scientific custom in Nisley stores to have available at all times for their patrons— L e | This popular one strap pattern may be had in Prado brown with brown lizard calf trimming — in black kid with black lizard calf trimming —in black satin with black suede trimming and in black patent leather with black lizard calf trimming. Sizes2V5to9 « AAAAto D A constant flow of new styles and new stocks keeps Nisley stores always' aglow with the spirit of the moment and busy with the fitting of many feminine feet. Nisley stores are fashion shops in July just as they are fashion shops in April and September. SLEY Beautiful Shoes 1339 F STREET, N.W, WASHINGTON SILK STOCKINGS For clearness, for sheer- ness, for strength and durability Nisley “Nu- Twist"silk stockings have no peer at their every day-price in America. The dull tone (so much desired) is achieved in these stockings through a tighter twist of the silk and not through the use of chemicals. $115 $1.35 $1.65 Coming August 4! Summer Sale of Beautiful Winter Coats elleff A FASHION INSTITUTION DParis Washington 9 Newlorks e e NOW—Expansion Sales in nearly all departments _ Watch for the signs Last Remnant Day Before Inventory! These Prices Will Send These $5.95 Cotton 95 Frocks $2 Dimities, broadcloths, lawns, ba- tistes and a few suits o with long sleeves . . . prints in well covered All are washable, of course. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44. Women’s and Misses’ $10.75 95 Cotton Frocks $7 Printed dimity, pique, linens and cool cottons to wear all through August . . sleeveless and short-sleeved $3.9 $9.50 $3.95 Smocks Suitable for beach, home and office in gay color and serviceable mate- rials with roomy pockets and belts. Broadcloth, foulard and gingham check. Sizes 14 to 42. Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Floor Necklaces 53 Light-weight for- Summer wear are these dainty necklaces, The pearls* are of afine quality—small in size and evenly strung—the crystals are clear and gem cut— in the popular three-strand style. *Simulated. Jewelry Shop—Street Floot Toiletries 100 large boxes, of dusting pow- der with such soft velour puffs. Special 490 Bouquet odor. at Large cakes of French bath soap, regularly $1... 500 Madelon perfume, in bouquet odor. In about ' t4-ounce @ size. Regularly $150....... Toiletries—Street Floos Reduced! Somersets the famous youthful mercerized lisle undies Vest and Panties or Bloomers and Bandeaus. $] Regularly $2 Oi pure mercerized lisle with sateen yokes and bands. Panties and short bloomers—sizes 34, 36 and 38. The vests with high or low backs—sizes 30 to 38. Ban- deaux—regularly $1, now . 50c. Flesh, peach, white. Grey Shops—Second Floor $12.50 Girdles, $8.50 § = $10.00 Girdles, $5.00 Fashioned of Skinner's satin, bro- caded satin or fine silk with knit elastic side panels. In sizes 27, 28, 29, 33 and 34—but not all models in these sizes. $18.50 Girdles, $10 Grey Shops—Second Floor Special Purchase! Pure Dye Crepe de Chine Slips J $1.95 We're pretty busy these days keeping_every one supplied with slips! But here’s another special purchase of slips in fine quality crepe de chine that's so satis- factory. Fitted styles with lace at top and bottom—others with hemstitched band top and shadow gfmw “Pluh and * white. Sizes $1.95 French Voile Gowns, $1.3. Dainty cool nighties in floral pat- terns—with round and vee neck- lines and contrasting piping. ‘Others in solid shades, trimmed with cream laces—flesh and pink. Broken sizes. $1.25 Voile Undies $1 Chemises, in volle of plain shades; &tep-ins, in plain. end printed volles—adorably trimmed with cream laces, Just the thing for summer weather. Grey Shops—Second Floor Misses’ $19.50 $5 Silk Crepe Coats 20 black, navy and pastel silk crepes in cape or straightline styles, with roll and scar collars. ~Sizes 14 to 18, Little Women’s $39.50 $ 1 0 Fur-Trimmed Sports Coats Wolf-trimmed sports coats in_green, blue and tan. Sizes 35% to 37'a. Women’s $25 to $10 - $35 Sports Coats scarf vari 3 Women’s Dresses $15 Regularly $20.50 30 of these unusual dresses in printed chiffon, flat crepe and printed crepe. Dresses in the season’s successful styles with short or long ‘sleeves, with moderately flared skirts or low placed pleating. Excellent values. “And a wonderful op- portunity to save—ior these frocks are almost half price. Women’s Frock Shop—Second Floor Misses’ 829.503 50 083950 9] 6 Dresses Exceptional Values in afternoon and day-time frocks in printed chiffons, georgettes, and crepes. Some after- noon chiffons with contrasting crepe coats . . . others in one-piece styles with short and cape slesves . . . marrow self belts at the nor- mal waistline . . pleated and flared skirts. Navy, blue, green, and pink. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ $35 to $19.50 $45 Dresses An outstanding group that gives ex- cellent choice. Evening, afternoon and stréet frocks . . . crepes and shantungs for daytime, organdys and chiffons for evening . . . mostly one- of-a-kind. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor Larger Women’s $25 Dresses ¥15 * Just 14 ., . . but in'a range of styles afternc suitable for street and oon. . . included are jacket frocks in crepe . . . prints and georgettes and ‘washable crepes in' black, navy, -green and blue. Sizes 40% to 48%4. Larger Women’s $ 19_50 $39.50 Dresses Some ensembles in this group for afternoon and street . . . in printed tungs. Black, navy, green and beige. Sizes 40'; to 463, Women’s $29'50 $49.50 Frocks in printed cre] and full-length coats . . . black chiffon for evening for afternoon and street. Black, navy, beige in sizes 4214, 4472, Larger Women's Dress Shop Second Floor $19.50 Dresses Travel frocks in darker shades, street afternoon frocks in plain and printed chiffons. A group that is limited in 14 to 20. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor georgette, plain crepe and shan- Larger One-of-a-kind models in ensembles flowered chiffons . . . printed 46, and 485, Misses’ $16.50 to 37.50 frocks in darker and pastel shades, number, but not in style! Sizes Dresses Flying! Juniors’ $16.50 to $19.50 Frocks and Ensembles Finger-tip and seven-eighths coats over matching frocks in plain and printed crepes...one- plece frocks with cape backs and sleeves ... flaring _and pleated skirts. White, orchid and green. Sizes 11 to 17. $7.50 Juniors’ $25 to $29.50 $ 50 Frocks 1 2 Afternoon and street frocks in chif- fons, georgettes and cre) in en- sembles with seven-eighths coats over printed frocks . . . one-plece styles with short sleeves, ugfl, bertha collars and lingerie touches. Navy, black, green, flesh and blue. Sizes 11 to 17. : > Misses’ $25 to 312,50 $35 Frocks Summery Chiffons, georgettes, plain and printed crepes in street and afternoon styles. In one and two plece effects . , . with capes and boleros. Peplums and flaring skirts . . . even hemlines and pleated skirts in a range of colors including navy, black, pl blue and green. Sizes 14 to 20. Junior _and Misses’ Dress Shop Third Floor What a Sale of Dresses this is! 510 Regularly $16.50 and $19.50 In georgette or printed crepe, in washable fabrics such as shantung, rajah or wash crepe are thesg frocks for immediate wear. With long or ~Skirts flared or pleated. 3 models so becoming to women or in the more dressy mode cut to give you long, slim lines. Prints with light or dark backgrounds, pastel shades and white. 12-$16.50, $25.00 and $29.50 dresses in flat crepe, georgette and printed crepe. short sleeves, Sizes 36-to 44, 33 to Street some with capes: In smartly tailored 41, frocks with contrasting shades at neck and sleeves. Not often can you find combined in frocks at this price. pendence blue and green. Misses’ $19.50 to Summer Frocks Washable With shirrings, pleats and Sizes 38 to tiers. oth style and quality Navy, inde- 4. Women’s Stmple Dress Shop—Second Floor materials. . .shantungs, a $25 310 nd crepes in_ attractive styles for afternoon and daytime...jacket frocks with finger tip jackets and matching dresses...one- piece frocks with cape and short sleeves. .. flaring and pleated skirts. green, blue and flesh. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor White, peach, Come Early to Get These Coats! Misses’ $29.50 to $49.50 Coats 15 2--$29.50 Transparent Velvet Coats in brown, with full crepe linings . . . 4—8$39.50 Covert Coats . . . in cape or tailored styles, in oxford, brown and green, sizes 14 to 18. 2--$39.50 Bolero Silk Coats in black, with upstanding collars of ermine. Sizes 14 and 16. 6—$39.50 Silk Crepe Coats in black," with jabot, cape and scarf collars . . . sizes 14 to 20. ‘—,!'-5. Black Velveteen Coats ith nipped-in waistlines and full crepe linings . . . sizes 14 and 16. 4—$39.50 Princess-line Coats . . . belted models with upstanding and jabot collags of galipan, ermine and broadtail, in blue and black sylvia. Sizes 14 and 18. 4--$39.50 Furless Blue Coats in smartly tailored cape-sleeve and tal- . . . crepe and basket- Sizes 14 to 18. Cape Coats, belted models in tan and blue with galipan-edged capes. Sizes 14 and 16, 2§45 Serapheen Dress Coats . . . furless styles with johnny collars and nipped-in waists, In blue or biack, in size 14. 4—$39.50 Imported Tweed S Coats .. . belted, in single or green mixtures, in sizes 14 to 20, 2—$45 Green Cape Dress Coals in size 16. 2—§39.50 Sport Polo Coats . . . in and tan, in sizes 14 to 18. Women’s $39.50 $15 Silk Coats Onl ton and faille silk, with scarf and jabot collars, Sizes 36 to 44. to $175 Coats last of our finest coats . .\ just ermine an , scarf and shawl In bnk and blue. Sizes 36 to 40. . ble breasted models . . . tan and with scart collars of black galipan, belted or atyles . green to $49.50 ly 6 . . . but in those smart straightline styles . . . of black can- Women’s $110 $6 of blue fox, Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor Women’s $29.50 $ to $39.50 10 Dress Coats Just 15 of these smart furless mod- els in kasmirs and coverts, shown in the popular straightline styles with tailored and scarf collars. Navy, black and oxford. . Women’s $69.50 $ to $98.50 Fur- 3 5 Trimmed Coats Some of our coats are here in this group . . . coats in fine kashmirs show smart _versions of the present mode in flared and straightline styles, with mushroom collar, cape collar and shawl collars of galyak, fox, Russian caracul and broadtail. In black and blue. Women’s and $ Misses’ $29.50 $] 5 to $49.50 Suits Tweeds, coverts and wool crepes in box and three-quarter-length coats with flared and pleated skirts . . . some wWith crepe blouses. Tn tan, green, navy and black. Sizes 14 to 22. Women’s and $ Misses’ $39.50 25 to $59.50 Suits Two and three piece styles in sharkskins, tweeds and kashmirs. . . . with tallored coats and smart crepe blouses. In green, :l. I)r tan and navy. Sizes. 14)] Misser’ $69.50 $4,5 to $125 Suits One-of-a-kind_ styles in tweeds, ST AT blouses. Navy, black and m Sizes 14 to 44. Women’s and Misses’ $49.50 to $69.50 Coats Coats . . . bo- lero styles with yak trim . . . in black, tan and blue. Sizes 14 to 18. ‘;’&c ll’lwee:'ed ith oty ke collars with gros- !.’l'ldméo Black and blue, in sizes 18 and 20. 1—$49.50 Bittersweet Crepe Dress Coat in cape-sleeve Thodel, with up- gm‘dll:‘ collar of black galipan. 1—$69.50 Imported Tweed Sport Coat . . . belted style, in brown mix- ture with collar of lapin. Size 20. 1—$69.50, Blue Crépe Lido Dress Coat . . . cape-sleeve style edged with_broadtail. Size 16. 2--$59.50 Blue Dress Coats in jabot or cape styles, with collars of ermine and broadtail. Size 16. - 1-—$50.50 Black Silk Crepe Coat . . smartly tucked and belted, with standing eeltr of ermine, 4—$49.50 'k Silk Ctepe Dress Coats . . . others in tricolaine, with princess effects and pouch collars of galipan. Sizes 14 to 18, 3—$49.50 Crepe Dress Coats . . ., flared and belted styles with up- fiu::ul)g collars of ermine. Sizes 3—$49.50 Fur-trimmed Coats, prin- cess and flared models . . . belted . with upstanding collars of er- mine and squirrel. Black and blue « .« Sizes 14 to 18. Mtisses Coat Shops—Third Floor Women’s $59.50 $25 to $69.50 Dress Coats Of fine kashmir and wool crepe, in flared and straightline models with luxurious collars of squirrel, earacul, gl-lynk and broadtail, lack and lue. Women’s $35 and $49.50 Handbags 3 4—S$5 White kid tailored bags, $3. 5—$7.50 smooth calf bags, in en- velope and pouch styles. In grey only $3. 585 eyelet embroidered pouch bags, with back strap. In white and black, and white and blue, $3. 3—$5 patent leather back strap pouch bags in blue only, $3. 6—$7.50 watersnake and real python envelope bags, in beige only. 3 in watersnake and 3 in python, $5. 25—$3 leather and silk bags— slightly marred from handling, $1. 25—S0c ladies’ belts, plain and novelty styles. Metal and self covered buckles, 29¢c, Handbag Shop—Street Floor Misses’ $39.50 to $2 5 $59.50 Dresses Our finer frocks, for afternoon and street wear . . . pi colors in the fashions of this moment. Many less than half price « . . all drastically reduced. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor Savings in the Sports Shop Shorts, $1.95 For playtime—for tennis—for lounging. Which will you have -—cotton crepe in plain shades—or in ‘printed ratine? Why not a pair ‘of each? Sizes 14 to 20. Dresses, $12.50 Regularly $16.50 to $25 are these smart sport frocks in washable shantung, crepes and novelty silks, popular cotton mesh dresdes, too. In one and two piece styles. Sizes 14 to 20. More Dresses, $18 Long-sleeved frocks, crepe and shantung - suits—3-piece ‘suits in plain and printed crepé. Models regularly $25 to $39.50—and ideal for trdveling, for sports or street wear. Sizes 14 to 40. And Still More Dresses $29.50 Golflex and Javella frocks that launder so beautifully. Also unusual little suits of shantung —and many novelty frocks and en- ;g;nslbles. Regularly $39.50 to Knitted Suits, $15 Regularly $2950 and in such delicious colors as flesh, green and purple. And a few of those very ” looking knitted sujts that are idea] £ for sports. Sizes 14 1o 42. Knitted Suits, $8.50 Just a few one and three piece styles—regularly $16.50 to but marked way down for clearan Sports ‘Shov—Fourth Floor " Evesilng 329.'50 Women’s and Misses’ Wraps t velvet wraps in + + « SOme are trimmed with ermine. BI black and red in sizes 14 to 48, $79.50 Evening 2 satin wraps ¥ith large bell sleeves in fingertip length, Rose :horv. and % -length Misses’ > 339.50 Wraps + « « sizes 14 and 18. - this group . , . one in . two in transparent and rufe and. nile Size 16. Suit Shop—Third Floor Misses’ $19.50 to 10 $39.50. Dresses and Sports Coats 3—335 Black Silk Crepe Coats . . , capes edged with ermine . . . beited styles, in sizes 14 to 18. 2—$39.50 Black Velveteen Coats . . . belted models in smartly tailored styles , . . sizes 14 and 16. 1—$39.50 Black Fur-trimmed Coat e fllres!‘ulfi{le with collar of gall- Only 3 in satin . . velvet . trim in green. . . ermine purple, black 2—$39.50 Green Crepe Dress Coats s lwflncux or belted styles, with upstanding or jabot collars of lapin or broadtall . . 1 . . . Size 14, 6—$29.50 Furless Dress Coats ., . . smartly tallored princess styles in « + . black or blue, in 2—$39.50 Black Crepe Cape Coals in belted tailored atyles, in' stzes 14