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HIE TO SPEAK I
AT FIREMEN’S FETE
Governor Will Be at Marlboro I
Carnival Tomorrow
Night.
By * Stuff Correspondent of The Bt«r.
UPPER MARLBORO. Md.. August I
20. —An address by Gov. Albert C. I
Ritchie tomorrow night will be the ■
principal feature of an elaborate Art- I
men’s carnival program, to be held on I
the fair grounds here from today until ■
Saturday, for the benefit of the local I
Volunteer Fire Department,.
A baby show open to all babies of I
Prince Georges County up to 2 years I
of age will be the special attraction I
Wednesday night.
A street parade starting at 6 p.m., I
followed by a supper on the grounds, I
will precede Gov. Ritchies address I
Thursday night. Other prominent I
speakers have also been invited to par- I
ticipate in this program.
On Friday night a prize will be I
awarded the best dressed lady appear- I
lng on the grounds, while on Saturday I
night the most popular lady will be I
selected. Other special features are be- I
ing arranged for each night.
B. Wesley Cranford is chairman of I
the general carnival committee, the I
other members being J. Paul Smith, I
W. B. Posey, William F. McCormick, I
J. L. Fischer and Samuel J. Wyvill. I
SOCIETY
(Continued From Second Page.) I
motored to New York, are staying at I
Hotel Bratton Hall.
Mr. and Mts. Orrin F. Ballou of I
Forty-fourth place and their two daugh- I
ters. Miss Virginia Ballou and Miss ■
Dorothy Ballou, have gone to Lynch- I
burg, Va., where they will spend some ■
time.
Mrs. L. A. Metzger was hostess at I
dinner and bridge at the Dodge Hotel ■
last evening. Covers were laid for eight. |
Washingtonians’ Entertaining
House Party in Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer O. Elmers of I
Forty-fourth place, who are occupying ■
the cottage of the latter’s parents at I
Arundel-on-the-Bay are entertaining ■
guests from Wesley Heights this week. I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Boteler of ■
Hawthorne street and Mr. and Mrs. ■
Robert M. Burklin of Hawthorne street |
are leaving for there by motor this I
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stuckey and I
their small son, John Richard Stuckey, |
are at the Cavalier after a short ab- I
sence. *
Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Bell of Forty- I
fourth place have visiting them M. I
Ouy Ignon, who is in Washington for ■
the purpse of painting the portrait of I
Mr. George Akerson, secretary to I
President Hoover.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. W. Stewart I
entertained in honor of the twenty- I
fifth anniversary of their marriage ■
Sunday, Mav 17. from 5 to 7 o’clock. ■
at their residence, 1823 Riggs place ■
northwest.
Mrs. Stewart wore a draped gown I
of coral satin, with a corsage cluster I
of gardenias. The rooms and recep- I
tion hall were beautifully decorated I
with palms, pink dahlias and roses, I
and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart received ■
their relatives and many friends stand- I
lng under a bower of palms.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McCurdy I
and their son, Charles P. McCurdy, ■
Jr., have gone to Atlantic City and I
will spend some time at the Chalfonte- I
Haddon Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Baxter I
of Hawthorne street returned Saturday ■
from Branford, Conn., where they have I
passed part of the Summer. They were I
accompanied by their children, Joy, I
Mary Jane and Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Morehpuse and I
Mrs. G. F. McKee sailed from Balti- I
more on the S. S. Ontario, Merchants ■
& Miners, Sunday for Boston and ■
will spend a short time In that city. I
Mrs. J. Thompson Wailes, who has I
been visiting in New York for the I
past six weeks, will return to Wash- I
ington Monday and open her apart- I
ment at the Mayflower. Her son, Mr. I
Edward Thompson Wailes, sailed from I
San Francisco the early part of July I
to take up his duties as vice consul I
In Shanghai.
Miss Mary Louise Covington of I
Richmond, Ky., is at the Dodge Hotel ■
with Miss Mabel Ruth Coates during I
ft visit In Washington.
TRANSPORTING STOLEN
PLANE VIOLATES ACT I
Court Upholds Decision in Case of I
Mcßoyle, Sentenced to Three
Years and Fined $2,000.
By the Associated Press.
DENVER, August 20.—The United I
States Circuit Court of Appeals Mon- I
day held interstate transportation of I
a stolen airplane constitutes violation of I
the Dyer act hitherto applied only to I
automobile thefts.
Federal officials said it was the first I
such construction placed upon the Dyer I
act by the Court of Appeals.
The opinion was written by Judge I
Orie L. Phillips of New Mexico and I
concurred in by Judge George T. I
McDermott of Kansas. Judge John H. I
Cotteral of Oklahoma dissented.
The decision upheld the Western I
Oklahoma Federal District Court in the I
case of William M. Mcßoyle, sentenced I
to thre years imprisonment and fined I
$2,000. I
TO BOSTON I
Take a bus on your next trip.
Finest equipment, easy riding, safe I
dependable economical. Note I
the low fares.
PltUburrh ....STM Cleveland ....SIS.SS I
Detroit .. , .... IS.OO Chle»«o IS.OO ■
Philadelphia .. 3.M* New York 5.841 II
Wlnrhealer. V». 2..58 Lexlncton .... 5.4(1 ■
G B aiBE* D SESSZi
OLD DOMINION STAGES
Por pnrty service charter a Greyhound I
bus. Per information phone:
Metropolitan 1512
Union Bus Depot, 13341 New York 1 I
lAve. N.W. Phone U I
Metropolitan ,d I
. IllllluMUlil I
Service-Sheer Stockings jf A A A A Blousettes tajg.
\ SSL By Gold Stripe /Xa ff /IjUj C *1 JB /
\ Not a remnant but another glorious value to make MW WmM
\ WhIM this a Rfd Letter Ha > r! S * rvice sheer dockings that Wf V m m wr In batiste with ruffled collar and jabot edged with /
\ lfll§7 wear in the best Gold Stripe manner and look superb. iUIAM ikictiti iTir»M val lace, or in handkerchief linen with pleated col- mffi /
v In the new shades, $1.95 A FASHION INSTITUTION j ar and : a b o t. In pastel shades. JllSaJ
Gold Stripe Shop—Street rtoor <T)a.riS Atlvfora
Additional Gold Stnpe Shop—l9l3 Connecticut Avenue *r % *’ Meckteeor Shop—Street floor
Store Upset!—Season Getting Late!—Prices DOWN!
Tomorrow is to be a big Clearance Thursday in spite of everything—For after all it is the
prices in connection with Jelleff Merchandise That Tell the Story
Some floors are upset but prices are upset all through the store for the weekly clearance tomorrow.
Some of these “plums” should fall to you!
i In the Making... the New Jelleff’s... a Complete Store of Fashion ... Ready Soon.
Closing Out Every Summer Coat in Stock Is Reduced to These Prices c •
Summer Sports oliltS
Wear to Make Women S Coats Misses Coats of the Season
Room For Im- Remarkable Values at Are Unusual “Buys” at 2 and 3 Piece
JTZEfiZ. *5 »5 * 4 ’- 50 *°
black kasbmir with broadtail collar 48J4. ... t ~ In One Last ClearaUCC
I—s2s green wool crepe with jabot collar. 38. 3—519.50 green, blue silk crepe cape coats, 14 to 20.
___ 1—522.50 black transparent velvet, scarf collar. 36. 2— 529.50 cape coats, Sylvia or covert, green or black, 18.
wnnntc I * —519.50 larger woman’s blue silk cape coat. 48‘/2. 4—519.50 navy crepe cape coats, belted or wrapped, 14 to 18. P**
OIF"* Lfl voovO 1—516.50 larger woman's blue silk jabot coat. 4 2 l / 2 . 6—519.50 tailored silk crepe coats, with jabot or scarf collars, or •‘"lx
1—529.50 little woman’s black crepe satin coat. 37}4. belted, black or navy, 14 to 20.
CA 3 —516.50 silk coats, one black, one blue. 36 and 40. 4—519.50 pastel crepe cape coats, belted, maize, pink or orchid, 12 to 16.
3—-$19.50 white coats, basketrweave or polo, tailored, belted styles, 14 ... , _ _ ....
A c? w emt to 16. Suits you can wear right into the FalL Coverts and kashmir
\ 9 I fabrics, mostlv one-of-a-kind, with box or three quarter length
RcauJarlv $19.50 to $29.50 AtJ coats and wrap around or pleated skirts Excellently styled,
y yH) V 1 —539.50 little Woman’s black velva cape coat with lapin. 37/,. lIA the,r Pr ‘ C ' ” extreme,y ,ow ’ S,zes 14 to 42
You’ll need an extra sport frock 3—545 white, groen or blue sports coats. 36 to 42. .JL v/ suit shop—Third floor
or tw’o to finish out the Summer. I—s3s larger woman's tan tweed daytime coat. 42 l / 2 .
And this group includes the cas- 2—545 blue wool crepe coats, 36 and 38. 3—539 50 sports coats, polo cloth or tweed mixtures, belted, in green ———————————>
ual cotton piques, silk and canton 1—549.50 larger woman’s black kashmir with broadtaiL 42'/ 2 . or brown mixtures, 18 and 20. TT 9 •
crepes in one and two piece styles. 1—549.50 black faille silk coat with broadtail collar. 36. 3 $39.50 black dress coats, princess style with jabot collars, crepe or fICiC Sal lYnlt
4—549.50 black wool crepe coats, with broadtail shawls, flare styles. 44. Sylvia, 14 to 18.
1— $45 blue oxford tailored lap-style coat. 42'/ a . 4 -$39.50 black silk crepe coats, cape or cape sleeve styles, 14 to 16. d>Q As J dfe C
3—539.50 blue silvertone basket cloth coats with broadtail. 44. 2—535 cape coats, black silk crepe edged with Laplin, belted, 14. aUQ
g"| 1—539.50 larger woman’s blue kashmir with mole. 46. 4—-$29.50 navy Serspheen tailored coats, front belts and Johnny col
™l TT 2—529.50 larger women’s kashmir broadcloth coats, with squirrel col- ) ar j 14 and 16. C? *ll TT !•
kr*. 46J4 to 4 Sy 2 . 3—535 Pirate blue Sylvia coats, cape sleeve style, 14 to 18. llw I IfirlH^S
J?er,,ilnrlu S?Q Wfn 949 50 * 6-$29.50 embroidered coats, silk or silk-and-wool stitched, in white,
Regularly SCY.jU to S9y.JU . go Cf maize, orange, orchid or green, 14 to 18.
One-niece silk dresses with long /%T 6-$29.50 pastel crepe and basketweave cape coats, crepe lined, 14 to 20. , #1 AC
or short sleeves—printed or plain. . . . 4—539.50 tailored unfurred dress coats, crepe or O via, in ac or ▼ I
Tarl-et frocks in two or three 4—569..i0 black silk faille or canton coats with mole, ermine or squir- navy, 14 to 18. . . ... . JL
toece styles-,,istels or prints. rel collars. 38 to 42. . transparent velvet coats, tailored or cape styles, full lined,
All our exclusive Summer sport s,lk coats * Canton or crepe satin. 36 to 42. black, brown, blue or rose. 14 to 18. ... A thrilling selection of dainty undies at a price that
frocks are included at this low 20-s4<*so furless cloth coats, wool crepe, velva or covert, black, blue 3-$19.50 short transparent velvet evening coats, cre P c lined, in dahlia d t fee % Chemises, dance sets, step
or brown. 36 to 42. or blue, 16. ..... . , , . r
P * 1 —569.50 wool crepe coat with broadtail collar. 42. 8—529150 white coats, cape or tailored, belted styles, in crepes or ins, in exquisite crepe de chine or radium silk or
2 $59.50 larger women’s black or tan kashmir broadcloth coats with novelty weaves, 14 to 18. tailored styles. Flesh, peach or white crepe de chine,
_______________________ broadtail collars. to 48 1 /». and nile, peach or orchid radium. Broken sizes, but
1 —579.50 black faille with black galyak collar. 42. A m* manv strips’
3 $49.50 black transparent velvet coats. 36 to 40. As - * I ' Grev Shoot-Second floor
4 $69.50 imported tw'eed sports coats, blue or tan. 36 and 38. j—
go 95 10—539.50 furless sports coats, imported tweed, wtth capes or scarf 3_539 50 white coats novelty weaves or crepes, in tailored or eape TT • l YT TT 1
* --*—*“*— . • ' Heigh-Ho Underwear
$f to $lO.. C As 1—559.50 blue Faulcrepe cape coat with beige broadtail collar, 16. Broken Sites
Now’s the time to get that **** 2-$49,50 navy blue Sylvia pfineess coats, stand-up collars of black Greatly Reduced
extra skirt vou’ve been need- I—sllo rust colored diagonal with tan Russian caracul scarf collar. 38. Galipan, 14 to 18. . . y U u
fng In silk Sr light-weight l-$79.50 green tweed with caracul ah.wl coUar. 42. cape or bolero furle.s coats, crepe fabric., in green or Pirate
woolen—light or dark shades— 1—579.50 new blue wool crepe with black galyak. 34 blue. 16 to 18. .. . . . 1t ~ • ® I*so Vests and Snorts S |
flSred or pleated—on fitted 6—569.50 smart black wool crepes or kashmirs with glayak, mole or 3—549.50 *grey or tan Sylvia coats, belted, with collars of beige or Peach s j zes 34 to 46. ’ A
hinbands. Grand at this price. ermine collars. 36 to 44. , _ D?i l iL a L*9 uirre *’ 1 , , . . ...
8—569.50 imported tweed sports coats with self scarfs or capes. 36 t 042. 2 Polo coats, belted, in white or blue, 14 to 1 . # » car
1 6—569.50 furlesS silk faille, canton or crepe satin coats, in black or 2-$49.50 ermine collared coats, black or navy crepe with white or $2 Bloomers $2 Chemise | ,25
blue. 36 to 16. b..,« ,rm.n e upstand.ng collar,, 16 »nd 18. Bloomers, 4 and 9. Peach. Chemist, 40, X
Women! Conti Shops—Third floor MitH* Coot Shop—Third Peach
Sweaters __ 1 ,
$/l .95 Peach, sizes 30 and 36. OvFl/
Regularly $8.50 to $lO JO 712 Dresses—A Tremendous-Clearance
SorftHes l^ 1 *! va He t y°o* gTy Preparing for a Radical Change in the Location of Our Departments— The arn shopt - s,eond
this r gr o u^ lso 1 few 1,010 ,hirt * in And Because of the Temporarily Upset Condition of Our Second Floor gjg Reductions in
We Make This Sweeping Clearance of Summer Styles
Jackets Misses’& Junior Dresses Women’s Dresses \jUI Oulo
Usually $12.50 to $16.50 Usually $29.50 and $39.50 £-■ /y $lO Bien Jolie Corsette-Bras SCJ
Sports and afternoon dresses, crept, shantungs, one, Jacquards, Chiffons, Crepes, Prints. AH styles, v I 11 Peach batiste and net, 32, or iwaml and brocade,
Sj two end three piece models, all styles, colors and sizes. __ all sizes. v boned 46.
Regularly $10.50 to $25 ! Misses’ & Junior Dresses Women s Dresses $lO, $7.50, $5 Corsette-Bras $0.95
Velveteen, silk embroidered and - { n sw . ami .^^ oUt ° ro
plain silk jackets-with or Usually to Daytime or evening dresses, Chiffons, shantungs, brocade wtth bones, sizes 34, 36, 40, 43, 45.
withou* collars. In black, Afternoon, sports and evening dresses, PfA*n °r pastel or white crepes, print chiffons. ,-F- go n* L. xr i j c aa i, T Q 1 ?
navy? brown, tan, red, grey! Ttylc, coto'rf Pn ' • h * mun * , ’ ° rg * ndy ’ •" / WomCfl’s DrCSSCS Dordthy Bickum Vagabond Sash .95 .
orchid and peach. You never _ stJ ,cs ’ ct ” or _ “ GIIICU S UrCoBCB 2-piece, satin, size 30 only. -*-
c '\ h ZVsZ?r::L oi n£ tm - Misses’& Junior Dresses Usually $49.50 and $59.50 gO£ ° r<y 3 * otM - sgcon ‘ t r,oor
,r 1 .. V.. "" Crepes in pastels or dark colors, flowered or plain
Usually $19.50 to *29.50 chiffons, all types and sizes. n • t C • J r~\ . 1 \sr 11
Afternoon or evening chiffons, printed crepes ra ffiA i ll'PfifiPß v!>OV JraiFS dt OOFOBIB AUCI OttlCF Well
Rlmi«p« * f ~yl" *l2 womens cresses Known Make , |n thi9 Two . Day Sale #f
DIOUSCS , 0 T . „ Usually $59.50 go CT
Misses & Junior Dresses Navy or black crepes, chiffons, chiffon and lace,
sfi.7S —; „ for or d.,t,me. AU ...... OUlllllier 511068
" U‘ u «Uy 935 to S4S French Room Dresses
Regularly $13.50 to $16.50 fi“3r» $1 OSO .... ■~£fgs - t A QC
Exqui.ite .ilk blouse, in print, or Ir.din* fabric, .nd color, A ViUaUy $65 tO $165 W C $/l .95
plain shades that are good for Fall TliniOf* lIrPfiAPS SJS-W "jP
wear. With long or short sleeves 1 lISSeS Oi. JimiOr L/reSSeS women's PruHr—Second floor
sjlve blouse.'for’-yomr lUualty $39.50 to $59.50 ■ Larger Women’s Dresses Regularly $8.50 to $12.50
F.ll suit. ii av I i m’o r’l vr’n i n R,° b. °onrf'two’or ’’hree” piccr $25 Vtually $13.75 to $16.50 d* Shoos »t below cost lln liner, kidskin and reptile—,hor, for
styles for wear well on into the Autumn. French or Normandy voiles or washable crepes for both active and spectator sports, street, morning and after-
Mines* and Junior Dreuei—Third floor street or afternoons. Various colors. 40J4 to 52J4- noon A complete size range though not in all styles—
DIWU ' Women’s Simple Frocks Larger Women’s Dresses Pumps, straps and ties in white, beige, tan, light blue or green.
Usually *16.50 Usually $19.50 to $25 ~ g-| All Sa,e# ™ l
O , , now, <tuiV) 28 crepe or shantung dresses with short or long sleeves. Crepes, prints shantungs, flowered chiffons, with shoe shop-street floor
Regularly $8.50 to $10.50 A with navy c * at , U jackets orcoats, all colors. v
A gay assortment-prints and Siffinlp Frorks Larger Women S DrCSSCS
Dlain colors—sleeveless, long or P ~ „ TV/vtas in Pr/ifreocc l 9 Hire V.smwtfw
short sleeves In silk crepe satin, 7j7~„n„ _ Usually $19.50 to $25 (J LsOW ITI MiOgrCSSe
voile, linen and chiffon. Practi- Usually ®IO.oU lO g ~| The favored fabrics for street and afternoon, in I wwtts
c»,„ .ny ..vie in .ny color. lid f uz’jz.z?ur* « r pf""* *iu F..«i, .ndd.rk color, Summer Sale of Winter
Women’s Simple Frocks Larger Women’s Dresses ouimirci cfotc wx tv mici
Ti 17 —^ A nnTT; Usually $25 to $39.50 $-i rv ft A fl UPtfi
Another Shinment! Usually $25 to $29.50 F* Sports and daytime dresses, crepes, prints, V I VlirlllO
_ . Rajah suits, dark sleeveless chiffons, tailored chis- V I georgettes, chiffons, some with jackets. ,
French Pearls 4 ' fonsorwashdresse. _ farmer Women’s Dresses Featuring Coats at
$1 ImMbssfjsouts&so — ' SSB’ 50 ? 7B’ so
Usually $25 and $29.50 50 Ju.t 9 one-of-a-kind better dresses, including street m*
Specially Priced Afternoon printed chiffon, p....i!.«, print "ly jjd or crcpc, color. .„d bi.ck, A Guaranteed Saving of $lO to $25
In one, two and three strand Simple froth Shop—Second floor *’ 2> Larotr Women’! Dm* Shop—Second floor
grec clasp. The chokers in A Special Group of Cotton Dresses J UB t 20 of These $7.95 Cotton Coats <WMi
graduated or uniform style. I I u -■ a -w~l 4^
One look at their creamy tex- Dotted swiss. linen, broadcloth, dimitv. pique or lawn. Embroidered linen or plain colored pique hip- \ limiot %Q TXT 14 TIT* $ AOtfi
ture and you, too, will marvel 14 to 44. length coats. 14 to 40. ia.(X££ LI.O t C/dIU U1 JL Ul
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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., WEDNESDAY, AI'GUST 20. 1930.
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