Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1931, Page 26

BABYS KIDNAPED BY CHLDLESS e Young Woman Confesses to| "Deed Done to Regain Hushand’s Love. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 9.—Lacking & child of her own, Mrs. Agnes Schiron, 19 years old and a wife of three years, kidnaped a 6-weeks-old baby girl in an effort to regain her husband's affec- tion. So she told police yesterday when they traced the missing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rotunda to her father's home and arrested her on a charge of abduction. Mrs. Schiron took the infent Tuesday by posing as a Salvation Army relief worker, and a city-wide search had been in progress since “Please don't arrest me.” she said, “I didn't do the baby any harm. I love babies and can't have any of my own.” True enough, the baby was found sleeping soundly in a new outfit of | clothes and a new crib. bought espe- cially for her. She was returned un-| harmed to her parents, but they lodgea the charge against her abductress. Mrs. Schiron and her husband Michael had been separated for some time, the wife said, because of her childlessness. Thinking to eflect a reconciliation. she summoned him after the kidnaping and presented the child as her own. The coming of the police disrupted one reunion but created an- other. REPORT SUPPOSED CLUE TO THREE LOST FLYERS Renewal of Search for Pilot Rena- han and Companion Follows Dis- covery of Brown Blanket. By the Associated Press. KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Junuary 9.— New impetus was given ¢t search today for Pilot Robin Renahan and two companions, missing since October 28, as it was learned the flyers carried & brown blanket similar to one seen on_Duke Island Beach. Two Renahan plane wheels found cn Annette Island brought Pilot Anscel Eckmann to the scene vesterday from Prince Rupert, British Columbia, to search for other clues. | Reports by fishermen that their lines encountered an obstruction off Smith Island, which they were positive was Dot there a few months ago, sent a half dozen expeditions to the vicinity, 15 miles south of here. ‘The Renahan party last was sighted in that vicinity while fiying north to search for the late Capt. E. J. A. Burke and two companion: MYSTERY BOTTLE DEATH | INVESTIGATION ORDERED George Bowen, Former Army Major and West Point Grid Star, Dies in Soft Drink Plant. By the Associated Press. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., January 9.—Justice of the Peace T. M. Rickards | sald he would conduct an inquest Sat- | Laura Belle Wyatt, 11 (above), daugh- | ter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Wyatt, is | heartbroken because of the disappear- ance of her doc Dan, which has not | been seen since Monday. Her sister Jane, 9, is equally upset, since the 3- vear-old English setter had been the children's pet for two years. He was!| presented to Mr. Wyatt, who is general counsel for the Federal Reserve Board, by a friend. Underwood Photo. | CASE SENT TO GRAND JURY Three Colored Men Charged With | Manufacturing Liquor. Charged with manufacturing liquor, John Wesl Williams, Harry Robert Price and Willlam Brown, colored, % of Waldorf, Md., were bound over t the grand jury under bond og $1,500 each after a hearing in Police Court yesterday _ afternoon before United | States Commissioner Needham C. | ‘Turnage. 1 The three men were arrested Dec- ember 30 when police traced the odor of liuor to the premises at 933 H | street, southwest, and discovered onec | of the largest stills ever found in the | Capital. Policemen M. P. Creel and John W. A. McKimmie, of No. 4' precinct, were the arresting officers. | Tk | i JHOREHAM | CONNECTICUT AVE. af CALYSRT @ Entertaining Suggestions THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY JANUARY 9, 1931. The NEW A New Group of A Spectacular Of fering of French Perfumes At Average’ Half Prices In keeping with this age of constant change, the lovely containers of the perfumes from the Marque's de Elorza are being discarded for more modern bottles—and our buyer was quick to secure a large quantity of these ex- clusive odeurs to sell at these amazing prices. They are famous perfumes; you know of them. Buy sev- eral for yourself and for gifts! —Bleu Blanc —Argentina .50 value $10 value $3.95 $3.95 An elusive scent—clear A perfume that con- and dresh as April jures up pictures of scented rain—in a de- warm nights in Spain— tal-cut bot- bottled in midnight blue ite as the and silver. Gorgeous name suggests. for evening. Jellef’s Perfumes—Street Floor Flared . model _in muskrat with collar P and cufis of fitch, 8165 Fur Coats Similar in Quality to Fine Furs that were —originally $225 —recently $195 Sale $16 Price Re-orders on coats that have proved most successful this sea- son—a few coats that have been reduced from our higher priced stocks. If you intend to buy a fur coat, don’t miss this oppor- tunity ! Hudson seals (dyed muskrat), self trimmed . . . silver muskrat with fitch or self trimmed . . . brown and grey caracul . . . and a small group of odd coats, in- cluding 1 lapin (rabbit), 1 rac- coon, 1 dyed squirrel, 2 Ameri- can broadtails, 2 white squirrels, 1 weasel. Jellef’s Fur Salon—Fourth Floor qettetts: Saturday Features Special Purchase of Colorful Rayon PYJAMAS Coral Black Orange Purple Blue $3.95 Grade $5.00 Grade $3 Styles for lounging, with 34-length coats— styles for sleeping with tuck - in blouses and wide gob trousers. And the rayon is so soft and finely woven that it's almost like glove silk. Buy several pairs at this great saving. es 15,'16; 17. Brown Red Tan Jellef’s Grey Shops—Second Floor Favored by Misses ~Are Sale Priced Tomorrow Regularly $ $125to $145 What a marvelous chance to buy that sophisticated all-black coat that you know outranks any other type in smartness. These are beautiful kash- mir and chonga coats, smartly trimmed with Persian Lamb Black Fox Russian Caracul Misses’ Better Frocks Will Be Cleared Tomorrow SIX SMALL GROUPS AT GREAT SAVINGS Just 14 Frocks $19.50 2—$59.50 evening dresses, white crepe and velvet. 10—$59.50 afternoon frocks of crepe in black, brown and green. 2—$45 wool crepe frocks, in black and green. Just 10 Frocks $22.75 2—$39.50 evening frocks, in white lace and black satin. 2—$49.50 crepe suits, four- piece style with beret. 2—849.50 georgette frocks, with metal trimming, 3—839.50 velvet aftermoon frocks, black and wine. 1—835 wool frock, 2-piece, rust. Just 15 Frocks $25 3--$4950 satin evening frocks, white, turquoise, flesh. 2-$39.50 chiffon Sunday night types, coral and tur- quoise. 10—-$49.50 wool frocks, black, brown, red, green. Just 30 Frocks $29.50 1-$3950 satin evening frock, peach. 2—$39.50 velvet afternoon frocks, blue and brown. 1—$49.50 wool frock, with tam, wine. 15—$49.50 crepe afternoon frocks, in black, brown and high_shades. 11—$4950 Sunday night types in crepe, chiffon, crepe roma. Most unusual value at $95 Jellef’s Fashion Coat Shop—Third Floor New $69.50 to $89.50 i Success Coats analysis of & bit.of the liquor showed T il R 7 | traces of a strong poison. 73550 perion or @ i Bowen was chief prohibition enforce- la carte scrvice), ment officer for South Carolina from BSupper dance. 10 till 1 it . urday into the death of George M.| Bowen, 44, former Army major and | West Point foot ball player, who died here Monday after taking a drink from | & bottle. A jury impanelled Tuesday viewed | the body, but adjourned until Saturday. Bowen, manager cf a soft drink bottling nt, took a drink from a bottle found | the place. He became suspicious of the odor and smashed the bottle against the wall. He died in convul- sions before aid could be given. 12 Frocks at $35 4—$65 chiffon Sunday Night types, black, red. 2—$49.50 crepe Sunday Night types, black, blue. 2—$49.50 crepe afternoon frocks, black with white or pink. 4—$49.50 wool crepe frocks in high shades. 29 Frocks at $39.50 . 10—$65 evening frocks in crepe, satin and lace— black, white and pastels. % 13—~$q5 Sunday Night frocks, chiffon, lace and crepe in black and pastels. 6—$49.50 crepe aiternoon types in black, amber, green and red. : Dinner Dances Jellef’s Salon Gown Shop—Second Floor 1920 to 1922, e P o O ARMY RESERVE CORPS Saturday Night COMMISSIONS ISSUED Dances 7 to 9 apecial dinner, . Cincinding couvert Commissions in the rve Corps of Suipner a1 carte, 51 the Army have been issued by the War ert. Dianes pairons Department to Harvey G. C; 1229 Jackson street northea Pleld Artillery; to Louis G. Carmack, §r., 2010 Q street, as a first lieutenant, Field Artillery; to Edwin C. Pape, 3008 Douglas street nort! as a second Saturday 51 Beginning Monday— Glen Bogie Week —vread about the new styles and col- ours in the Sunday newspapers. Glen Bogie—the famous knit dress, exclusive with Jelleff’s More of those wanted all-black coats in smooth dress coat fabrics—at as- tonishing price reductions, Only the best lines and smartest furs are used —every coat is a real “buy.” Sizes 14 to 20. 3 all-black Fox Skunk coat with Persian Lamb e e elbow cufls of Persian Jellefi’s Success Coat Shop lamb, $95 SHOREHAM ORCHESTRA Paut Fidetman, Directing Misses’ of Columbia, and to' Claude H. Mar- shall, 11 Schley avenue, Hyattsville, Md., as a captain of infantry. 4 $5 Gowns— $5 Slips— $5 Dance Sets— Flattering Neckwear Now Enters The Clearance Edmonston & Co. Exclusive Washington Agency STACY-ADAMS SHOES Fer Gentlemen STACY-ADAMS SHOES for MEN » is probably no other make of that has as many adherents. i I i—o|—|8]c5 o[ —a o] ——ZF3|a]| ——=|| —French Crepe —Crepe Satin $3.95 Gowns in the adorable tie- back, fitted styles with cream lace, tucks or em- broidery. French crepe. $2 printed pique collar and cuff $2 vestees with cuffs, of print- : $1 They Are Necessary spie In This Weather— $1 butterfly sets of white IS‘i Isnl:n blousettes, tail re; or Foundation $3 Creams Evening Wraps | Ml e e skin may be suited, Evening oes on, the American market at side and_ front 25 Stacy-Adams shoes are sold in the high-grade shoe shops—all over this coun- try. New Arrivéls— Misses’ Smart Jacket Frocks Dance sets of French crepe or crepe satin with lace bandeaux or tailored types. Sizes 32 to 36, $16.50 transparent ¥ N We're exclusive jacket in red or blue agents for the Na- ticn’s Capital. They are recog- nized as the Standard for Style, Quality and Value. Cream Amoretta, for average skins—$1, $2. Cream Ultra-Amoretta, for the dry skins—$1, $2. Venetian Lille Lotion, for oily skins—$1.50 to $2.50. Elizabeth Arden Shop— Street Floor Slips in svelte, fitted lines— French crepe lace bands, $45 transparent velvet wrap appliques or tailored styles applinues ot with sleeves, interlined, in Pastels and white. ces tertner in viock. $19.50 Jellefi’s Neckwear Shop—Street Floor Jellef’'s Grey Shops— Second Floor The man whose feet are at all prone to be troublesome, from any cause, except, of course, deformity, is comforted and the ailment corrected. EdmonstonsTo, CARL M. BETZ, Mgr. Last Day: MellyDon Week—Cotton Frocks of $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 612 13th St. Bt F &GS And styles in silk and wool ranging to $12.95 jolc———lolc————|o]c———=]g] Jellef’s Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Floor S 3 % $ For All Occasions Paris says the jacket dress will be smartest for Spring—and Jelleff’s Success Shop is showing a glamorous col- lection of the new Spring styles . .. Wee jackets, finger-tip jackets . .. plain tailored for street, edged with fur for afternoon and evening. Printed crepes, plain crepes, feminine chiffons. Black with white, blue, green and rust. Sizes 14 to 20. - Jelleff’s SuE?aq Frock Shop—Fifth Floor [o|e——=|ple——=|o|c=a]alc——[o]c—r]ale——ou—] e