Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1931, Page 29

LAND WAR LODHS N COLORADD AREA U. S. Tells Owners of Farms Eviction May Be Avoided by Homesteading. By the Associated Press. DENVER, October 16.—An incipient ubled many Colorado farm- despite assurance from the Department of the Interior that they would not lose their propery as a re- 1t of adjustment of the railroad land grants of 1867 Assurance that farm families would not be evicted in favor of homestead- ers was little consolation to the many who did not receive proper title or deed from the Union Pacific Railroad when they bought the land more than s half century ago. Must Homestead or Pay U. S. Land office attaches said these would have legal difficulty in resisting the claims of a “jumper.” The area in question embraces nearly 20,000 acres, which the Interior Department held to be the excess of the 1867 grant to_the Union Pacific. Present owners of the land, the local land office announced, must either homestead their farms or pay the Gov- emment $1.25 an acre, the price at which Government lands were allotted the railroads, Many of the farmers who grew old on the soil have retired and mented their farms to others. To homestead their property they will have to return and begin again. Repeal of Act Sought. Farm leaders said the fee of $1.25 an acre, because of present agricultural conditions, will prove an unbearable burden. Although the Interior Department's order throwing the land open to home- steaders was made in June, it di¢d not become generally known here until Jultan L. Kamerad, an ex-soldier, ob- tained homest and Charles B. Timberlake, Representa- tives in Congress, who now are seeking | to have the Government withdraw the homestead order. Veteran Files for Owner. Seeing Koch's predicament, John P. Boyle, also an ex-service man, obtained homestead rights to the farm of his father-in-law, Charles Wilson, to pro- tect the Wilson home from other home- steaders Few other persons have filed. Local officials saild they were discouraging prospective homesteaders who sought information concerning the ruling. New $7,000,000 Village on Map. LATTINGTON, N. Y. (#).—Here's & brand-new date line. This Long Island village has been incorporated by unani- mous vote of its 28 taxpayers. John W. Davis, once Democratic candidate for President, was one of the voters. He 2nd Mrs. Davis walked through the rain to the parish house of St. John's Epis- copal Church, where the ballot box was placed. The new village is assessed at 7,000,000 and covers less than three square miles. Four-fifths_of the produced in Rumania are of the heavy hobnail type for army use. THE NEW elleff: 1216-1220 F Street N.W. 200 Pieces Imported Jewelry All New Regularly $3.95.t0 $6.95 at only 31.95 Not more than two pieces alike! What an opportunity to sclect in- dividual things! They are the original pieces sampled by an importer! Mostly necklaces . some festoons . . . one string looks like icy dew drops . . . some like the things worn in late Vic- torian period . . . others entirely individual in de- sign! Silver combined with black, green, red . . . water green, lapis blue, coral with gold toned metal . . . rhine- stones . . . wood-and- metal! Such variety... and what values! STREET FLOOR. THE NEW elleffs 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Jelleff’s knows what youth demands in coats . . . THE EVENING STAR, WASHInGION, D. C, baupa¥, OLivowmit 16, 1931 Since August Ist, many, many thousand dollars’ worth of smart furred coats have been sold in our’ Coat "Shops + . = for youth turns naturally to Jelleff fashions! Tomorrow we show— New Winter Coats Mink. do: The important lel collar and deep, sumptuous cuffs of beaver on Forst o . he long siim line of the new silhou- . For a Miss, $125. Misses Perky? Yes! Comfortable? Yes! Smart? Of Course! The Chenille Hat . 93 You'll love it the minute you try it on...and you'll want one in each smart Fall shade... black, wine, kiltie green and navy, with a sassy tuit of feathers on the side. NECKWEAR SHOP STREET FLOOR. For Your Suit! For Your Coat! Silk - with its lights and ws, on the = sar Biue Fox, se fiattering mext in the horse- 4 curved cuffs ned coat of to your face, * Sizes 14 to 20 We Are Sorry So Many Couldn’t Get Jackets Last Saturday . . . . But WE'VE GOT MORE $39.50 trimmed with : - Mink Fox Beaver 085 125 You'll find variations of the new silhouette that belongs especially to the young this season . . . the slim hipped line that wraps over on one hip . . . the waist cinched in . .. the new leg-o’-mutton sleeves . . . in the smart much-in-demand colors . . . black, sable brown, Winter beige, Spanish tile, forest green. MINK ... the handsome Jap mink and the beautiful soft, real eastern mink ... in new square shawls, circular shawls and notch shawls with elbow, flared, or bracelet cuffs. FOX. . .the flattering blue fox, smooth black fox...shawls with leg-o’-mutton sleeves, waist deep circular skawls with spiral ciffs, “U"”-shaped collars with elbow cuffs. BEAVER . .. the smooth, cozy, young-looking fur in the new square shawls with melon cuffs, circular shawls with large flared cuffs, waist deep cape shawls with deep elbow cuffs. IN THE FASHION COAT SHOPS—THIRD FLOOR. Juniors, Too Coats with Beaver Fitch Badger Persian Lamb Fox —in the soft boucle type of fab- rics . . . slim of hips . . . buttoning or tying at the side . .. in black, brown, Spanish tile, green, cavalier blue. 50 Beaver one-sided shawl te the hips and spiral cuffs on boucle .$59.50 , yoke back upstand- ing collar with tiny muff (sketched) Brown fox collar and flare cuffs 7050 Persian lamb square shawl collar and flare cuffs...........$79.50 Beige fox one-sided shawl collar, elbow cuffs..eceeeges....$79.50 Fitch square lhl\l‘fi collar and spiral cuffs..ccieen........$79.50 $08.50 Blue fox Vionnet shawl collar, elbow callfs. ... aio0oicevie $98.50 Badger “U"-shaped shawl collar, spiral cuffs $9! Juniors’ sizes 11 to 17 JUNIOR COAT SHOP—THIRD FLOOR. ELIZABETH ARDEN has a make-up for The New Blue I’s New for Youth. . . to Wear We turn handsprings for Youth... Almost literally . . . for youth makes up its mind one minute and the next minute out she goes shopping. So . . . to be ready for youth . ... that's the art of Jelleff's storekeeping. To do this Jelleff’s keeps one of its many eyes on Paris . . . on what comes from Paris to New York . . on what youth is buying everywhere . . . on how much each dollar will buy . . . and organizing these far-flung connections brings youth the fashions she wants when she wants them at prices she wants to pay. Reasons enough for Jelleff’s to be youth’s own store in Washington! Cavalier Blue Frocks 1f your stock in trade is looking like & goddess in the simplest fash- fon how you'll love this dress. It really sheathes the figure, reveal- ing your loveliest curves. Deep, close shirring hugs the arm just short of the elbow, above which is the fulled Empire style sleeve. It has the new high neck, surrounded on three sides by the graceful + + . Cavalier blue. Sizes crepe. This five o'clock frock will win your heart when you see what it does to your figure! it flows about you . . . and the way the little peplum perks out . . . the way the tiny little sleeves. and the squared neck make you look young and sweet. Little vel- vet daisies grow on the sheer And the girdle, too, are velvet . . . Also black, or brown if you wish it. It's the way refreshing Cavalier blue! Sizes 14 to 20. BETTER DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. We’re Getting Lots of Calls for Satin Blouses 55.95 To wear with ~—a separate skirt —a suit skirt —a two-piece dress skirt Here are copies of much more expensive models . . . many of them Paris copies ... like the blouse sketched, after Vion- net. with its side {lsunlnf. and scalloped neckline. Siam beige, white, ribbon pink. SPORTS S8HOP—FOURTH FLOOR. The Hat Youth Loves to Wear! “Spbrtif” Lapin J ackets s 2 9 ! 5 0 Brown Black Mist Take your choice tomorrow . . . vou can have your size in the color you want! And there’s no doubt of their poularity . . . that was estab- lished last Saturday when scores came in and went in a day. Wrist length . . . fullness in the sleeves from elbow to wrist . . . Women's Sizes 36 to 40 Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 FUR SALON—FOURTH FLOOR Don’t Let a Bulging Diaphragm Ruin Your-Smart Fall Gown! Flexo-back Foundation Garments With the return of the slim silhouette bulge anywhere just won't do! the offending Rodier savs: “T have found the perfect blue.” ‘Woman says: “I, too, love blue!” Elizabeth Arden says: “So do 1, especially on a wom- an with dark brown hair. She should wear Dry Viola Lysetta powder, ick to enhance this combination . . . then she is lovely!” This special make-up was evolved by Elizabeth Arden. Our trained representative will gladly tell you more about it. ELIZABETH ARDEN SHOP STREET FLOOR. At last . . . woolen underwear that's really smart! Woolly Wyns —Vests —Panties Flexo-back _flattens and the best of 10 “Sportif” is the name of the tailored hat with a small brim...worn tilted rakishly over your right eve. Of the finest fur felt, with a flat bow of grosgrain ribbon under the brim in back and on top in the iront. Imagine how stunning it will be with your suits, or your smart sports costumes in black, wine, green, or brown! Visit Our Sub-Deb Corner... Where you will find hats for the younger set in the most entrancing styles, irr head sizes that range from 1934 to 2134 for only $3 and $5. ‘THE HAT SHOP—STREET FLOOR. Do you read in bed? Scarfs $1 95 To add just a flash of con- trast...or a perfect blend to your Fall ensemble...these silk scarfs...hand painted in con- ventional designs and lined, are really lovely. Blue, green, rust, tan, and black with white. NECKWEAR SHOP —STREET FLOOR diaphragm like magic . . . it is . . . with no discomfort. The patent- ed back device removes all the pressure that formerly made your diphragm bulge ... so that now, sitting, standing or stoop- ing, your silhouette is perfectly smooth. Tomorrow is the last day to hear Mr. George E. Hawes Creator of Flexo-Back In Our Grey Shops at 11 A.M. and 3 P.M. Miss Lillian Powers —expert fitter from Flexo-back will give special attention to the Larger ‘Woman. GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. Time was...and not so long ago...when you wouldn't have been caught dead or alive in woolen underwear...but Van Raalte’s Woolly Wyns have changed all that now...for they're the most ador- able things. you ever saw! The little panties with their elastic webbing at the waist...the chemises with nipped-in waistlines...one style has no shoulder straps so you can wear it over your silk things and slip it off when you come in from the cold...all fit like a glove. Sizes up to 42. $1 per garment. GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. You’ll want a nice warm Flannel Robe! They're just made for chilly weather ...tailored like a man’s, with soft roll collars, big pockets, and a long sash with fringed ends...and they're pure wool! Blue, tan, green and rose stripes. GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR.