davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-11-27

RICH Silk and Rayon
Square Scarfs and Muf-
fers, of actual 81 class, at a
price specially arranged for
Christmas selling. There
are lots of whites, as well as
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-14

s 81
ujali sa prezriet' rukopisy, ktOre
s1 y iradovni SLOW .Lfgy. Mali
rukopisy nielen prezriet', ale ich
al ocenit a ponnknut casopisom
k zaknpeniu. Neviem Go sprawl,
ale zpravy Cd Mich som nedostal.
q Vyboru tohoto ich tedy este
neprepust lam a 1fam, ze svojl
povinnost v kratkom case vyko.
najd.
10. Ma minulom kongresse pri-
jaty bol navrh, aby bol vydrzia-
vany kongress slovenskej inteli-
gencia a obchodnikov vo Wash
ingtone. ia som vo veci tel pisal
ma predsedov SLOW Ligy a Sdru-
zenia Slov. Katol. Studentov. S
oboch stran dostal som uistenie,
re sn ochotni spolupracovat'. Ale
nevldel som prlhodny cas- ku svo-
lava1iiu takeho kongressu pre-
to ku tomu potrebnu agitaciu
som ami .nezapoeal. Ale ia my
slim, re nase teleso takyto kon-
gress vobec nemalo brat ma pie
cia. Ny name dost prave a Wac
do nasho oboru spadaj1cej, nez
usporadovanie kongressov. Som
tel mienky, ably sme tuto vec L.
pine ponechali Slov. Lige, ktorn
poyazujem "a najpoyolanejsi TO-
rum k vedeniu niecoho podobne-
no. Som ale isty, re vsetcia kol-
legoyia Llge V takejto praci bu-
d1 ochotne pomahat'
(Pokracovanie buddcne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-14

pablo pc $l4.l9 a pre- diva casO-
plsy, ktore dostaly len 2 posled-
ne kable, pripadlo platit po
S2 40. A teraZ som este len zaku-
sill "slasti'' kollektoyania uctov!
Vacsina casopisov zaplatila hned
ale u niektorych to islo vel mi ne
sporo, lebo vyplacaju ucty len raz
miesaci a al vtedy eek musia
podpisat' po celej Amerike roz-
trateni hlavni 1radniei. Take
zmeskanie da sa tedy ospravedl-
nit Ale co poviete ma to, ze je-
den casopis este AMI do dnes - a
ilcty som postal II. maja - neza-
platil 1cty "a tiito kabelovn sluz.
bu vzdor mnohym upomien-
kam;. Hanba sem, hailba tam, ale
ia sd nem0zem zdrzat', ably som
neprlklincoval, re tymto casopi-
som je Has Clevelandu, kto
ry nezaplatil malichernych $2.45.
Ci mono inc na takyto casopis
poyedat', nez: mravny a finane-
ny bankrot?! Casopis, ktory ne
vie zaplatit paru dollaroy "a ia.
kito eminentn1 sluzbu, nemozno
inac titulovat. - Takto sa tedy
stale, ze poziadayka br. Gessaya
ME je do dnes nplne vykonana,
lebo ma prospech jeho tctu v ban
Ike mohol som deponovat len tie
obnosy, ktore SOM dostal. Chy-
buj1ci obnos musf byt' tedy q
nasej pokladnice kryty
Brat Gessay cd Is. agusta ne
postal este ziaden kabel. Som ale
presvedceny, be kadenahle sa mu
poukaze jeho ncet, bude ochotny
al d'alej nam pravidelne zasielat'
tyzdenne kable. ako tomu bolo VI
januari. Ucet syoj "a kable Cd
j1na do augusta este neposlal, ale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-14
(Pokra covanie.)

4. Navrhol som bol na scranton
skom kongresse, re dobre by bolo
mat spolecne kabelove zpravo-
dajstvo kraja pre- vsetky nase
casopisy. Navrh bol prijaty a po-
vereny som bol to uskutocnit'. 0
brazil som sa tedy na stareho pria
telSa q kollegu lgnaca Gessaya v
Bratislave, ktory cd tych cias po-
dayal kabelove zpravy obcasne
pre- Obranu, a prosil som ho, ably
bol laskavy konat to pre- Sdru-
zenie Slov. Novinarov. Pisal som
mu, ze jesti nabidku prime, ably
zacal so zpravodajskou sluzbou v
prvom tyzdni januara. Ked' este
%. decembra 1926 dosiel prvy ka
bel, znal som, ze brat Gessay po-
verenie prijal. A tax prichodily
kabelogramy pravidelne kazdy
tyzden a do 8. fehuara t.. r. do
slo ich sedem. Zarucil som sa br.
Gessayovi "a jeho vydavky 81 Il
bill mu, ze posleme mu skoro pred
davok ma jeho vydayky "a kabe-
lie. Cd br. Gessaya prOsil som, ably
mi posielal dcty kazdy mesiac, co
on ale zameskal prvy ncet do
stal som az prostriedkom maja.
Ale my tiez strasne sme zameSka.
Ii nasu poyinnost lebo predda-
vok ma 1900 kertin posiat' som
mu mohol az 70. maja Taxi 81.
kovni sd niektori moji spolu1rad.
nfci vo vybavoyaM sirnych veci
Ably kollega Gessay dostai pre-
mas zvl6stnu sl'avu cd Gesko-slo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-14

svenskej posty "a kable. treba mu
bolo poyerenie, re je krajovym
zprayodajom pre- nase Sdruzenie.
ia som to uverejnenie vystavil a
postal ku podpisu br. taJomnlko-
vi este 10. februara so ziadost 'ou
ably zadovazil notarske a konzul-
ske uhodnoyernenie. Po mnohom
vypisovani a urgovanl darom-
neho robenia zlej krve dostal som
no konecne koncom maja. Rozu-
mie, sa, ze ked , nechodly penia-
re ami poverenie, br Gessay "a
ciatkom februara prestal dopo-
sielanim kabelov a zacal Ease az
IL. jdna, Cd ktoreho -casu uz ne
posiela pravidelne kazdy tyzden,
ale len zriedkavo.
Toto mozem pripisat' len memo
tornosti nasej vlastnej admin
stracie Je to pre- nina vel mi ne
mila vec spominat' mojej zpra-
We, ale al Ease nechcem byt' vset
ky hriechy snimajlcim barankom
a hromosyOdom. ia sam Dol by
som tym hriesnikom, keby son to
chcel utusovat'. Musime to u
West nielen preto, aby ste vsetci
znali Q veci, ale al preto, ably sa
nieco podobneho v bud1cnosti ne
stale.
Ked som dostal prvy dcet Cd
kollegu Gessaya "a sedem kablov
do 8. februara, rozratal som to
ma sysetky slnzbu tlto dostavay-.
Sic easopisy a rozposlal icty. Pre-
casopisy "a tych Z kabelov pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-14

ma to mane tam krytie, t. j..
1000 kordn preddavku. Rozumie
sa, be cd VS. zarisi, ze q chcete
mat tlto k&belov1 sluibu al d'a.
lei alebo ME. Teraz name yo W.
| hl'ade, ze budeme to mat lac,
nejsie. A cim Wac mas bude, tym
lacnejsie to bude pre- vydavatel'-
stva nase. Ma vas je tedy roz-
hodnlt'.
5. Bol to navrh brata Belohla-
veka, ably pade naskytnutia sa
dakej priecky alebo sporu me-
dzi cleilmi alebo elena S vydava.
tel 'om mali SINE tax zvany adju,
dikacny vybor. Dl'a toho navr-
hu stranky menujd 81 po jednom
clenovi a predseda SSH. menuje
tretieho elena toho vyboru. Pred
seda ma zakrocit ma ziadost' :
stganky. ia znam, ze mali SINE ta-
kyto pad, ale nebol som ziadany
Q zakrocenie. Je to suspendova.
ME kollegu Tatalu, o com som
vam dal znat' obeznlku a O com
vam on sam poda obSirnejsiu
zpravu. Je to vec, mad ktorou
treba nam pozorne. uvazovat' a
sprawl take opatrenia, ably hlav
ne urady nasich organizacii bez
prlciny nemohly otriasat' redak.
tormi ako so zhnitymi hruskami.
s. Minuly kongress prijal mno
he nayrhy brata Sciranku. Ma
prvom mieste prijaty boil navrh,
aby raz roku usporiadali SINE
"Tyzden slovenskej knihy a caso-
Episov.' Navrh dobry, ale dosa,
Evad' k uskutocneniu jeho nepri.
Eslo, sice preto, lebo kollega Sci
Eranka odpovedal, re kto, kedy q
ako to ma robit'. V oduSevneni
a nahlivosti zabudli SINE minule
no roku Ia tie najhlavneisie ve-
ci.
7. Brat Sciranka nal este via
cere navrhy, ktore kratkosti
uvediem: a. Ably sa sostavil so
znam knazov, htori odporucaj1 j1
SLOW. casopisy. b. Ably SINE sa po
starali o informacie anglicke,
tlace 0 slovenskych veciach. c,
Ably SINE vydali aspon jednu kni
hu do roka. d. Ably SINE vydal
kratke dejiny americkych Slova
kov anglickej reel. e) Ably mas;
tlac odporucala knihy vlpp. Mo
raveka Macku. F. Ably sme so
stayili soznam anglickych knih
4 pojednavaj1cich o Slovakoch. g
Ably SINE. vydali tlacou narodn.
katechizmus pre- deti. = Sd t,
vsetko pekne a uzitocne veci pr
narod, ale nepojednali sme spd
soby, ze ako to previest'. Jedin
. ku spisaniu narodneho. katechis
musu pre- deti prihlasil sa br. BE
lohlavek ia som no poveril
jeho spracovanim. IF ei to bl
Belohlayek robi d aisle podrot
nosti tom neviem. Tu budem
musiet 0 tom porokovat'
: 8. Ma navrh bra TIA JamriSkl
o. 4. kongress prijal usnesenie, Z
d. name sriadit' ohlaskovu agenti
20 ru svoju V New Yorku. DO vybt
L. ru na uskutocnenie toho zvoler
Y! boil: Orbach, KoSlk Sciranks
/ Brat Kosik listom 2S. maia s
leIz clenstva V tomto WHORE pod 4
~ koval, udayajic, re jednatel 'stv
ia take pre- mas je neuskutocitel n,
q ba re est by nam skodile. Co w
e konali bratia Orbach Sciranks
l. neviem, ale predpokladam. ze tie
e. nic. Je to vec nesnadna. trcb
a mat tom odbornu zklsenost
al a kapital, ktor6 podmienky mai
& chybujn. Mozeme sice zpravy
n teJto veci vypocut', ale najlepsi
lie by bolo odlozit to ad acta.
m 8. Bratia Jamriska zary poo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-14
ZPR.AVA

predsedu Sdruzena Slovenskch Novnarov ee podana
kongrese vydrziavanom 30 oktobra 1927 hote
Pennsylvania meste New York, n Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
WOMAN DENIES VOTE
HELPS WORKING GIRL
Has Been of No Assistance in As
surfing Square Deal, Says
Feminine Labor Leader.

BY the Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY, n. T.. Angst b
Woman suffrage. says Mrs. Nellie T.
Smith, labor leader has been of no
assistance in getting woman square
DEAL in industry.
Mrs. Smith has the distinction of
being one OF the few women in the
country to serve on an executive COM
mttee of a State federation of labor.
Labor got just as much before as
1t does now she AYERS. 1t Is the
Justice of our cause rather than our
ballots that count. Labor wins because
it's objectives are unseltiSh and right
Because women in industry lack per-
manency, and girls continually leave
their jobs for marriage, Mrs. Smith
points out, it is impossible for them
to organize as successfully as men.
Mrs Smith found herself widowed
and with n small son to support more
than a decade ago. She became
teacher. Since then she has been
graduated from Fordham University.
Recently she was admitted to the
New Jersey bar. She was appointed
a member of the State federation's
executive committee after her orEani-
Zation OF the New Jersey school
teachers union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
COUNTESS SALM
DENIES BETROTHAL
Former MiIIicent Rogers Not
to Wed Arturo Ramas,
Wealthy Argentinian.
By the Associated Press.

TAIssS, August 3-Countcss Salm.
the former Millicent Rogers Of New
York, Is quoted by the Paris edition
Of the New York Herald-Tribune as
denying she is engaged to Arturo
Ramos Of Argentina. or that she has
any plans in that direction. She
added, according to the paper, that IL
there was an engagement she would
announce it publicly.
With reference to rumor that
she was already married to Senior
Ramos, the countess is quoted as de-
claring: "If | am not engaged to
him and don't intend to be, how can
l be married to him."
When Countess Salm arrived at
Cherbourg from New York 10 days
ago the Paris edition of the New
York Herald-Trihune commented that
rumors she contemplated a second
marriage were strengthened as she
was met by Arturo Ramos. who ac-
Companied her to her hotel. Later
according to the paper, she departed
for Paris in his automobile.
Before she sailed for Europe there
were rumors in New York that she
was to he married to the wealthy
Argentinian, but they were denied by
friends.
Countess Salm obtained a Paris
divorce three months ago from Count
Ludwig Salm Won Hoogstraeten. an
Austrian. They had been married
in January. 1924. against the wishes
VI her father. Col. II. Fl. Rogers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
KING ENTERTAINS KING
AT ROYAL PALACE IN ROME
Fuad of Egypt Honored Guest of
Victor Emmanuel at Gala
Banquet.

By the Associated Press
ROME, August 3.--King Victor En-
manuel entertained King F'uad of
Egypt at gala banquet at the Out
rinal, the royal palace in Rome, last
night.
Rising to drink the health of Fuad.
the Italian monarch expressed the joy
of the Italian people over the visit of
a sovereign of a country closely re-
lated to Italy by its geographic posi-
ton. as we'll as cultural and CONNER
cial relations" He then drank to the
welfare of an Independent Egypt and
10 the tightening of the bonds of
friendship and collaboration between
the two nations.
Responding in italian, King Fuad
declared he was most happy to be in
Italy.
Il and my government" he said,
follow with admiration the prodigi-
Gus effort of the Italy of today as be-
fitting the heritage of ancient Rome
in all fields of endeavor.''
King Fuad is on his was home from
a visit to England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Rich Autoist Held in Boys Death.

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. August 3 LP).
Bound over to the August term of
court in connection with the death of
5-year-old Gerald Dean. who was run
down by an automobile at his home
3 miles from here. Edwin Malloy,
wealthy cotton broker of Cheraw. S.
c.. was made the defendant yesterday
in a damage suit for $50, 900 brought
by the child's father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
"BOYISH MODELS" ABSENT
Up-to-Date Fashions for Misses
Garments on Display,

NEW YORK, August C4).--The
up-to-date miss will continue to dis
play half a knee beneath her Fall en-
senble, the annual Fall fashion show
of the Garment Retailers of America
has revealed.
A pronounced revival of the fiared
silhouette in dresses and a mainte.
nance OF the straight wrap-around
lines in coats We're indicated at the
exhibit last night at the Hotel Aston.
Boyish models We're absent.
Four new colors We're sponsored.
They We're d'orange. a gold and orange
shade; autan. brown and tan blend:
blue grain, new dark blue. and ri.
brique, ruby and brick combination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
SKIRTS ARE CREASED.
British Women Give Flannel Suits
Trouser Effect.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
LONDON.-Trouser creases are the
latest among the fair sex OF London 3
smart set.
The creases are ironed into the
skirts of gray flannel suits now pop
ular with British society women. and
run from waist to hem on each side.
Despite the 'trouser creases," how
ever, dressmakers say there is nothing
masculine about the suit
A gray felt hat, worn with the out
At. has wide brim and Is Orna-
mented with a silver hatpin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
70 the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Julia Moore Mourse. 70. woodley Apis.
Julia N. Warner, 70. 215 14th ct. Sc
Della woln 76. 1112 18th st
Mary Virginia Daw. .e5. 1924. Aspen ct.
Mary o. Howser. GA, the Shawn1ut.
Edward s. Allan. So Emergency Hospital
3: william, Bitner: %; Emergency Hospital.
Ella Liza c. Person. -. i71s 10Th st.
Peter r. Anderson. 90, 1908 New Hamp-
Lille Brown. 40. ITO 10th ct.
Mary Bolden. 49, Freedmen's Hospital
Leah r. Upshur. IS. 30 Woodland ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
20 the Health Department in the past "A
hours:
Roy H. and Mary F. Bower girl
Nathan A. and Elizabeth s. Clark. boy.
Grover X. and Pauline Coltrein. boy.
Melville r. and Edna E. Davis Eirl.
Felix z. and Irma Cant. girl.
James B. aud Florence Hankins, boy.
Harry T. and Clistie Jenkins. boy.
Arthur T.. and Mary F. Lavery. girl.
Lloyd and Hattie Clark. boy.
Joseph n. and Mary J. Mckay girl.
William E. and Margaret i. Shambora.
Charles 8. and Charlotte G. sondheimer.
girl.
James r. and Estelle Johnson. boy
RAYMOND j. and Bernice Mckinley boy.
John and Lena Queen. boy.
Joseph H. and Earle J.. Walton. boy
James and Sallie Williams. hoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Jewelry-Thursday
So Pearl Chokers. Sl.05

Lovely constructed baroque
pearls, beautiful cream tints and
ever 20 smart, reduced merely to
adjust stoeks-Thursday.
SIS Novelty Pearls, $2.95
A choice Of the very smart 20
and 50-ineh ropes, all Of fine in
dsstruetibls pearls (imitation);
JetUeiry Shop-Sreet Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Art Sought for "Hot Dogs"

NEW YORK, August R).-Seven
thousand dollars donated to the art
center of New York by Mrs. John d.
Rockefeller, jr., will be used to pro-
vide prizes for the best architectural
suggestions for improved "hot dog"
stands, the art center announced
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Argentine President Ill.

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina. Au-
gust 3 O).-President de Alvear is
among those stricken in the prevail
ing epidemic of grip. While he had
to take to his bed, his condition is
not serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Detailed as Instructor.

First Lieut.. Gustin McA. Nelson.
L. $. Infantry. at the University of
Delaware, at Newark. has been de-
tailed az a military instructor at
Drexel Institute. Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03

Misses $3.50 and SIS
Frocks, S.
Georeette and flat crepe, in
attractive afternoon styles, some
with pleated skirts. Navy and
white only, S..
12-Misses' S16.50 and $3.50
Frocks, $3.50
A choice Of flat crepe. printed
and plain georgette, in beauti-
fully tailored styles suitable for
afternoon and street wear.
Green, beige and rose, $3.50.
1O-Misses' $3.50 to $25
Frocks, $40
Two. piece and straiehtIine
styles, some with matching
jackets, there's a choice Of fiat
crepe, georgette and printed
crepe in these desirable colors;
navy, black, rose, blue, beige,
flesh and white, $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
And Less Than Cost for
Misses Coats

Only 81 left to go Thurs
day-and the first to come
will be the ones to get them
Misses $3.50 Black Satin
Coat, Kasha trimmed. $40
3-Misses' $3.50 Plain Tailored
Coats, kasha and twill. $40
6-Misses' $25 Hemstitched
Georoette Coats, black, navy
and tan: $50
Misses $3.50 Cricket Cloth
Sports Goats, in tan only. $40
@Misses' $35 Navy Kasha
Coats, with fur sh aWl
-Mis:es' s4s.5o Ores. Goats
kasha and twill, fur and rib
bon trimmed, navy and
s-Mis:e.' $3.50 Ores: coat:|in
green twill with monkey fur
3-Misses' SOS White Kasha
coats-with nkey fur
s-Misses' $3.50 Coats Of Black
Satin and TwilI-combined
with Summer ermine col
Misses Goat Shop-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
the Misses will be we'll repaid!
lO6 Misses FrOcks to CO-1hursduy

Will 60 early In the Gay!
12-Misses' S45 and $3.50
Frocks. SIS
Distinctive models, only one
Of a-kind, and all recent arri-
walls. You'll find fiat crepes,
printed and plain chiffons and
georgettes in this group, $25.
15-Misses' SIS to $3.50
Frocks. S29.50
Lovely chiffons and fiat
crepes, many smartIy lace trim
med, in afternoon styles. A
choice Of navy, beige, French
blue and black, $3.50.
lO-Misses' $49.50 to S69.50
Frocks, $35
Quite a few unusually good
looking jacket frocks in this
group, in addition to stunning
georgette and chiffon tailored,
e-piece frocks that will be
smart all through Fall, $35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03

Mrs. Grace Wood and her daughter.
Miss Robert Wood. are spending two
weeks at Atlantic City, at the Boscobel
Hotel. They will leave Saturday to
spend a week in New York before re-
turning to their home, at 216 Mary
land avenue northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03

ginia, is in charge Of the cabaret and
fancy dress ball, which will be given
Friday evening at Warsaw, Va. The
party promises to be the important
social event Of the Summer season In
Warsaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03

1O-Misses' $25 Frocks
$3.50
Half price for these charming
Summer frocks, in flat crepe and
printed crepes, some in sportsy
two piece styles, with novelty
belts, hand-embroidery and
fasotins. $3.50.
8-Misses' S25 to $29.50
Frocks, SIS
Some lovely taffeta and lace
evening gowns, in addition to
few fiat crepe tailored models,
in black and rose, sis.
25-Misses' $29.5O to $45
Frocks, $3.50
Less than half price for many
Of these lovely frocks Of chiffon,
plain and printed, in afternoon
and evening styles, and a few
stunning fiat crepe models.
Good colorings, too! $3.50.
Misses Frock Shop-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03

The membership Of the British
General Federation of Trade Unions
has declined more than $4,000 dur
ing the past six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-03
Important Savings in
Juniors FrOcks
l8-Juniors' $l2.75 and
$3.50 Frocks, S8.05

$3.50 Frocks, $685.
IndestructibIe organdie, in soft
tints and attractive prints,
afternoon and evening styles,
featuring adorable b que
effects, full skirts, long and short
sleeves, flares, shirrings, ruffles
and cunning appIiques.
1Juniors' $3.50 and SIS
Frocks, $40
Plain and printed crepe dc
chino and washable silks, all
in smart Summer eoIorings and
in smart Summer styles.
Junior Misses Shop-Third Floor
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Three women are listed in New
York City as earning livelihood as
carpenters.
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staying at the Chalfonte- Haddon Hall.
in Atlantic City.

Mr.. Martin Pennella, 2423 T street
southeast, will sail Saturday for
Naples on the Conte Biancamano.
While in Europe he will visit Rome.
Venice. Milan and Turino. and will
remain abroad three months.
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Walter Perry Johnson. at which COW
ers were laid for II guests.
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Mrs. D. w. Bender Of Philadelphia
arrived yesterday at the Willard,
where she will remain several days.
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DIR. and Mrs. Milton Fl. Prospect
have left for trip North, and upon
their return will spend some time at
their Summer home on South River.
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Stockings-Thursday
$l.95 to $3.50 Sports

%I.1O W Cf.oO OpOIto
Stockings, Csc pair
Isle and cotton in pastel
shades and white, some with en-
broidered novelty clox, some with
patterns. Broken size and color
ranges, but all sizes in this group
for your choice at CSC pair.
$3.50 Chiffon Stockings. So
Remnants in our exclusive
az" Street silk stockings, ex-
ceptionalIy sheer, with plain or
pieoted tops. All good shades,
in sizes 8 to 10, but not all sizes
in each color. So.
$1.95 to $3.50 Chiffon
Stockings, SITS
Lovely sheer silk stockings,
with eolored heels. Sizes ga to
10, in good eoIors. $1.75.
Hosiery Shop-Street Floor
Glove Silk Thursday-
9-$4.95 Milanese Step-Ins
s.
e.. Also a few silk Treco in this
group-both net trimmed. Popu-
lar eolors in sizes S, 6 and 7.
$50 Glove Silk Chemises
1895
Beautiful quality, beautifully
made and daintiIy aee-trinnmed!
Odd Sizes.
1850 Glove Silk
Bloomers, 1895
An odd group Of beautiful
bloomers, all full cut and rein.
forced with triple stay at the
crotch.
Grey Shops-Second Floor
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Mrs. Kate SwarZman and Miss Edna
Nalley are among the Washingtonians
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SOCIETY.

Continued from Fourteenth Page)
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Weller have gone
to Atlantic City, and are staying at
the Chalfonte- Haddon Hall.
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So Bettina Cloth Slips
Specially 07 o.
Priced RIsIc
600 Of them in a great special
purchase-makes Thursdays un-
usually low price possible.
They're made Of that popular
lustrous Bettina cloth, beauti-
fully tailored, and there's
choice Of black, navy, flesh,
peach, nile, beige, grey ana
white.
Grey Mops-Second Floor
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Again Summer Remnants! But this Thursday
expect to find even better Remnant values than ever
before because inventory has been taken and all odd
lots broken sizes and slightly mussed merchandise has
been marked at cost and less-prices deliberately
low-to clear them TIWSday-to adjust stocks and to
make room for Fall merchandise that is arriving daily
And for you this means Thursday of important saw
ings in things you want now-things you need now
Coats as low as S. dresses at S., and all Jelef quail
ity and style, too! Don't fail to shop at Jellef's
Thursday-and we advise you to shop early!
FRANK K. JELLEFF, INC.
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Mrs. Jones. widow Of the late Rep
resentative William A. Jones Of Nir-