Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1936, Page 29

“WOMAN 1S KILLED Former Cornell Janitor Slays Office Worker, Commits Suicide. By the Associated Press. ITHACA, N. Y, September 15.— Carrying out what police said was a carefully planned “revenge scheme,” Harry L. Jeffery of Varna, former janitor of the Animal Husbandry » Building, Cornell University, yesterday shot to death Miss Viola Elver, 40, in an office in the building, then shot himself fatally. Only the fact that he was caught in » shower while conducting students on a tour of the campus, saved the life of Dr. F. B. Morrison, animal husbandry nutrition professor and head of the department, police said. Jeffery, according to stenographers in Prof. Morrison’s office, walked in Just before the shooting and asked for ™ the professor. From Morrison’s office, Jeffery went to the statistical office, where Miss Elver was working at an adding machine with her back to the door. “I've got a gun here,” witnesses quoted Jeffery as saying. “Oh, have you?” Miss Elver replied, turning back to her work with a laugh. “And I'm going to give you what you gave me,” the witnesses said Jeffery threatened as he pulled the trigger of a 12-gauge shotgun and shot Miss Elver through the back. The man, Prof. Morrison said, had been employed as janitor at Cornell for six years. His work was unsatis- » factory, Prof. Morrison said, and he was called in for an interview. Dur- ing the talk he resigned of his own accord. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner, Graphic Arts, Raleigh Ho- tel, 6 pm. Meeting, Grant Circle, G. A. R, Raleigh Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, District Chiropractic So- elety, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Gyro Club, La Fayette Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Electric Institute, Carl- ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Zonta Club, Y. W. C. A, Beventeenth and K streets, 1 pm. Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. - Luncheon, Georgetown Law College Alumni Association, Raleigh Hotel, 12:15 pm. Reception, North Carolina Demo- eratic Club, Raleigh Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Federation of Italian War Veterans, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Washington Philatelic So- siety, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. _— Births Reported. and Carolun Wheeler. boy. . and Mary Stock. boy. . and Grace Gager, J. and Opal Amburgey Peter A. and Katherine Harris, R. and Eisie Nordauist Carl and Clementin, William Mattie Meey d Malessia W Marriage Licenses. 5, %0 3% cKe: Pearce. 34, 100: I REVENGE PLOT 54 st. . Harry Loft, b3, Fort Myer. Va. and Marie L Burtch, 49, 7014 Orchid st.; ev. Daugherty Robert brun, 3 Froehlich Wine. son.. R. E. Mattingl George L. Smith. 38, 22 both of Anderson. 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BsUal 3P AR AR ir.. 29. 1809 Massachusetts Citherine R, Sheehan, 19, : Rev, C. F. Thomas. CEATH VISION TRUE Mother Finds Boy, 2, Dead in Irrigation Ditch. PHOENIX, Ariz, September 15 {#).—Mrs. Archie John Thaxton had a premonition that her 2-year-old son was struggling in the waters of an F irrigation ditch. E. Matfingly. She ran screaming from the home dnAnnie. B 1 of her parents, where she was visit- *|ing, and started searching for the baby. Y. * A few minutes later the boy's body W. | was found in a nearby irrigation ditch. d Emma V. Rev. J. E 1 Rhode Tsland mour, and Judge Rebecca Adams. a.; Rev. Robert 34. both o B 3 30. 2057 tney. ADVERTISEMENT. FALSE TEETH Can Not Embarrass M th st.; Judge R. E. d _Susie A. Vrene e "o not o you. Just sprinkle a litt] Makes false 3519 24th st.; on your plates. h stay in place and feel comfort- able. Sweetens breath. Get FAS' at Peoples Drug Stores or any other drug_store. 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Exclusive with Jelleff's and, as an added convenience, always a good selection at our extra shops on Connecticut Avenue—numbers 1721 and 3409! 1214-1220 F st, Persign trim! gored skirt. Very smart Sizes 11 to 7 838 (a) Zephyr twin sweater set; crew neck; covered leather but- gome oL $3.75 (b) Diagonal wool Shetland skirt: two inverted kick pleats front &né Blck iyt il 83.75 (c) Imported diagonal monotone tweed; siz-gored skirt___$3.75 (@) Copy of Enolish suede leather acket; ftted waist: talon Jastener; patch pockets__$§7.95 (e) Crepe Tunic blouse; Mandarin meck, jet buttons, pleated elbow sleeve.._.~ --35.78 D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1936. Fall Fashion Lvents Ready Tomorrow! Store-Wide Sales Continue Thursday & Friday! You see what a “different” store Jelleff's is? Not ccntent to introduce the new season with complete, new, "fashion-with-value’ priced lines of Fall apparel and accessories (they’re here in abundance!) —but we make additional special purchases to the tune of many thousands of dollars, bringing many hundreds of wanted brand-new items at SPECIAL PRICES TOMORROW, Thursday and Friday! 5 Everything NEW in these 3-day Events—this, our first FEATURE EVENT of the season in s Lapin-Dyed Rabbit 369-°° Fur Coats First, too, as a Value-Event in our beautiful, new, enlarged Fur Salon on the Fifth Floor! Fitted Princess, ‘ $ 5 8 Swagger Styles, Black, Brown, Grey! ALWAYS that “extra something” about Jelleff’s furs that sets them apart from the ordinary—for example, these coats made of -’CP Rabbit skins reveal their superiority in extra bril- liancy of lustre, and in the way they dye a perfectly even, deep, rich color. Skillfully hand-blocked, giving the effect of moleskin! Boxy or flaring, . With or without belt, Swagger styles | /o7, o "orins. Figted styles | ¥y o vithout be 3—the military collar, full, 1—the small ripple collar, full o $5 8 I—the belted Princess, tasseled, rippling sleeve. sleeve. o 2—the large pleated collar, rippling collor. $ 5 8 2—the tailored lapel, fitted The linings are exceptionally handsome, of fine quality, smartly styled colors to match the fur In our new, enlarged Fur Salon, Fifth floor. Left — 869.50 Lapin - dved Rabbit swag- oer, §58. $69.50 Lapin- dyed bi belted fitted sleeve. silhouette, full sleeves. Fittingly, 3-day Fall Events introduce our first sale of Beautiful, fur-trimmed ostume Suits With Kolinsky, Skunk, Black Fox, Persian and Bombay Lamb, Wolf! Regularly $45 $3 8 Misses’ Suits, 12 to 20 Juniors’ Suits, 11 to 17, - Fall Sale Price— The styles include newest versions of the Fall suit mode . . . fitted, broad-shouldered jackets with high-closing collars of Kolinsky and black or Bombay Lamb, fur-trimmed pockets, shawl-rever collars, Fash- ioned of new lustrous nubby woolens and rich monotone tweeds and softly but warmly interlined for cold-weather comfort! Fair\iay green Mogador brown Coppertone Wine red New blue Grey Black Would it interest you to know that Fall and Winter Suits are the vogue this year as never before? Certainly we’ve never seen more interesting suits! Designed with all the individuality and character of a fine dress! See this collection and be convinced that these suits are top- notch fashion and value! Jelleff's Suit Shop—Fifth Floor 3-Day Fall Events Bring a Windfall Skirts and Tip-toppers in ¢ Sweaters—Jackets—Blouses! Glorious quality in these . . . and irresistible variety of styles, color, detail! An illuminating demonstration of what wonders a little money can do in achieving an eye-catching ensemble . . . thanks to Jelleff’s 3-Day Fall Event! rust, rose, beige, Spanish tan, royal, jewel . . . 4.95 Vicuna Slip-on Sweaters—Twin Sets Slip-on style, shirred yoke front ond back, purled waist and sleeve. Blue grass, Bermuda blue; rose, rust, black. 32-40. $ 3 7 5 inverted kick pleats front and back. In brown, green, rust, ° black. 24 to 32. B $8.95 Suede Leather Jackets Jelleff's exclusive copy of an English blouse model with talon $ dubonnet. Sizes 14-40. $4.95 Skirts of Imported Diagonal Tweed—beautifully fitting 6-gore model—green, brown, wine, navy. 24-32. $3.75. [] You'll find the choice so varied as to meet every need from a smart tailored blouse to a beautiful tunic. In washable crepe, diagonal weaves and satin. Sizes for L] blue. Sizes 32 to 44. Better Sports Shop—Third Floor. $4.95 Skirt of Diagonal Shetland Wool, closing, pleated patch pockets. In brown, green, rust, $5.95 and $6.95 Blouses and Tunics misses and women in white, black, green,