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New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
North Dakota Voters
 Nearing Coalition

Fargo, N. D. Sept. 2s.-Inde- pendent republican and democratic voters Of North Dakota have taken the first step toward a coalition for the 1928 elections.
 Separate committee meetings here yesterday took action looking to- ward creation Of a joint republican and democratic committee 10 meet with a committee of the Indepen- dent Voters association. Plans were formulated to call state convention Of independents to endorse a can didate of U. S. senator, three can didates for the United States house of representatives. and candidates for all state offices. The republican state committee, meeting separately decided to call special convention to deal with the presidential prefer ence primary election.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Moving Day the Most
 Dangerous of All

Chicago, Sept. % (UP)-Moving day is the most dangerous in the year, w. H. Cameron. managing di- rector, said today at the annual con- gress of the National Safety coun- Cil
 Millions face hazards on moving day" he said. Smokers are apt to drop sparks on paper and excelsior in packing. Pictures and draperies are hung by persons using broken down rickety ladders or chairs, and many persons have been injured by falls.
 Children often get in the way of moving men, and receive serious in jurics. Besides, dangerous knives, razor blades, matches and even poi sons are lying about, and in the reach of the youngsters.
 "Often gas and electricity are lacking and candles are used in new homes and fires result. Gas is often escaping"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

an address before fifty lawyers at a luncheon in the Bankers club.
 Emphasizing that he spoke as an individual and not for the railroad, he declared the increase, while not attributable to a greater use of all cohol, nevertheless tended to prove that liquor had never played an i'm portant part in the cause Of acci- dents.
 John S. Wise, Jr., another speak er. told of drinking with federal judges who were sentencing liquor law violators. and said that the an- nual graft from prohibition was four times the cost Of the national gov ernment, He estimated 25,o00,000 was paid in graft daily.
 The lawyers voted that commit tee be appointed to draw resolu- ton condemning prohibition for sub mission to the bar association.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
HUNGRY CHOR|NES
 AWAIT REYNOLDS
Their Show Went Broke When
 He Disappeared

New York. Sept. 29 (UP(-One hundred hungry chorus girls today anxiously awaited the return to New York of Richard J. Reynolds. 2l- vear-old heir 10 fifth Of the S50,- GOO, 900 Reynolds tobacco fortune.
 Reynolds disappeared from here on Sept. 16 and was found Tuesday night in a chop suey restaurant at st. Louis, under the name Of Joy h' Fleet.
 The chorus girls were in the cast of the musical show Half Wid- ow," which Reynolds was alleged 10 have backed for four weeks. The show foundered at the Wal dorf theater here after d week s run
 After s1l0,00O had been sunk In the show, Conrad s. Layson, or the Gluck Productions which put on the piece, said the play had to close with salaries and bills due aggregat- ing s13,50o. The ten principals as well as the chorus girls were unpaid when the show closed.
 We don't know whether MT Reynolds will sponsor a revival Of the show" said Layson, but several of the needy chorus girls could use the weeks salary due and there are tho musicians and others on the payroll" :.
 Carter Tiffany, vice president of the Reynolds Airways, Inc, or which Reynolds is president, said he is awaiting the youths return 10 discuss the future Of the aeronau- tjcal concern. in which Reynolds has invested close 10 s75o,ooO since he attained his ma iority last April.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
PUBLIC ORDERED OFF R. R. TRACKS
Judge Remits Fines for 1respass-
 ing and Issues Warning

A warning to the general public was issued from the bench in police court today by Judge Henry P. Roche, when II men and boy were fined for trespassing on the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road tracks.
 The men were put to plea in group. All pleaded guilty and made no statements. They were ar rested by Lieutenant J. J. Rooney and Patrolman John Hussey of the railroad police, during the noon hour yesterday.
 Each defendant was fined 8 and costs, Judge Roche suspended execu- ton of the sentence, saying the men had been punished sufficiently by being forced 10 lose work and ap- pear in court
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
BRANDS DRY LAW
 ACCIDENT CAUSE
New York Press Quotes EzNu.
 tive of N. Y, N. H. and H.

New York, Sept. 29 LPt-The New York World today quotes J. NJ. Gibbons, general attorney for the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad, as saying that rail- road executives have in many in- stances reversed their attitude to pro>>bition and now are opposed to 1t >.causc of it's actual effect on rag.road employeS.
 Increase of railroad accidents by approximately 40 per cent since the advent of the eighteenth amend ment, contributed to this change, Mr Gibbons is quoted as saying in
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Buys California Town
 For Sum of S7,5OO

Eureka, Calf. Sept, 29.-C. w.. Morgan set a new low price for California towns today when he took over the village of Oak Bar. in siskiyou county for sT50o.
 The town consists Of 8 general merchandise store, a dance hall, a post office, a gasoline station and a few houses and cabins.
 Morgan owned the town once be- fore.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
TELLS OF "SPIRIT, CURE

London. Sept. g (UP)-Walter F. Prince of Boston told the psychic congress, In session here, of how he cured two paranoia patients by psychic suggestion. The patients, he said. complained of seeing spirits. He called a certain spirit who was able to communicate with the suf- ferers. After an exchange Of auto matically written messages, the ob- sessions of the patients disappeared. Another delegate told Of how a drowned Swedish sailor was dis covered through medium.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
For 3 Years Gas
 Ruined Her Sleep

T had stomach trouble years, and gas made me restless and nerv- ous. Adlerika helped so I can eat and sleep good Mrs. F. Touch stone. Just ONE spoonful Adlarika relieves gas and that bloated feeling so that you can eat and sleep well. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter you never thought was there, No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels, Adlcrika will surprise you. Leading druggists.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
How to Banisl,
 Piles
Thousands Bless Dr. Leonhardt. the Physician Who Discovered This
 Common Sense Remedy

If you think that the surgeons knife IS the only method of escape from the misery Of piles. it's because you haven't heard of the new treatment known AS Dr. Leonhardt's HEM-ROID.
 This Doctors treatment is internal By experimenting. he discovered the cause of piles and then went further and com pounded remedy that would remove the cause.
 Every pile sufferer should beneht by his discovery and so that there will bs no doubting or delay. the Fair Dept, Store and all druggists are authorized to sell HEM-ROID with guarantee that it will do as stated or money back.
 On that honorable basis every sufferer should secure package of pr. Leon- hardts HEM-ROID today.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Sam Meitor. of 33i Church street, employed by the Union Works.
 Eugene Quay. Of 16S Washington street, employed by the Stanley Rule & Level CO.
 Albert Bogden, Of 67 Grove street, employed by the Union Works.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
STOLE JUDGES AUTO

Nashua. N. H., Sept 2s (UP)- For stealing d judges automobile. Edgar Cormier and Albert Richards of Los Angeles, Calif., must go to states prison.
 Richards was sentenced to from two to three years, and Cormier, from one to two years at hard labor.
 They were convicted on charges Judge Walter F. Kittredse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
Just What You Want in,
Thursdays
Underthings!

$3.50 Wolfe Undertakings, ST
Gowns, step.ins and chem
ises, all made Of dainty pastel
tinted wolfe, all trimmed with
cream valeneiennes, patterned
laces and embroidered net.
Flesh, peach, orchid and nile,
in broken sizes.
75c Voile Undertakings, 55c
Another good selection Of
dainty wolfe step-ins and short
bloomers, cIeverly trimmed
with pieot-edsed ruffles.
Broken sizes, in flesh, peach
and orchid
SIS and $500 Pleated Slips
$3.95
The kind you can wear as
skirts with sweaters and
bIouses. They're made of
heavy crepe de chine-in flesh,
tan and beige and they are
only reduced because the
assortment is broken. Sizes
So to "a, but not in each color.
1919 Rayon Goats, S3
Attractive and practical,
cIeverIy tailored models with
aII-round sashes and long, set
in sleeves. The colorings are
very attractive, too!
$3.50 Corsettes, $4.95
Just right to give the de-
sirabIe snug hipline--side-fas:.
tened models with well-boned
girdles of pink broehe and
Swami brassiere tops, 1895.
Grey Shops-Second Floor
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t August Thursday - and Last Summer
Remnants to Go at Nominal Prices

Nominal prices for coats that will go sn1artly
through the early Fall season and carry over to
next Sprng-nominal prices for beautifully
made frocks that will fit nicely into your next
seasons wardrobe-nominal prices for needed
neutrality-suspicious. prices for stockings,
handkerchiefs, bags, toiletries, luggage, UNI
brellas- nominal prices for sports things that
YOU can wear at any time and for house frocks
that are Just right for all-season wear! And by
nominal prices we mean that original prices
have been entirely disregarded in reprcing
remnants for this Thursdays selllng-because
we want to close out all incomplete lines and
mussed erchandise-tomorrow!
And since these values are so extraordinary
in all cases-nothing will be held and all sales
must be final!
FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC.
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jr.; Mr.. Keith Billiard and Miss Rose
Billiard.
After short wedding trip Gen. and
Mrs. Billiard will be at home at the
Hotel Buckingham, New York, where
the former is head Of the National Sc
curity League.
Mrs. Irwin Fleming, who is spend
ing the Summer at Cape May, N. j.,
has had as her guest Miss Emily
Stewart Macklin of Baltimore. Miss
Macklin, who will be a debutante in
Baltimore next Winter. is again in
her Summer home, near Leicester, Nd.
DR.. J. J. Richardson has returned
from a several weeks stay in Panama.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Ruth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
Thursdays the
Day for
Morning
FrOcks
$4.95 Morning Frocks, 81

$4.95 Morning Frocks, 81
Broken lines of very popular
models, in figured cotton, fou-
lard and bingham, the latter
with linen trimming. All
beautifully made and in attrae-
tive styles. All sizes in the
group but quite a few Of size
46.
1895 Smocks, $1.25
Savings of 1910 on these
beautifully made Linene and
cotton rajah cloth smocks for
house and office wear, all well
tailored, all in fast eolors and
some in the desirable double
breasted coat styles. A good
selection in colors and sizes.
$l.95 Shocks, Csc
Just a few to close out-odd
styles and sizes and only one
or two of each color.
Morning Frock Shop
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

the Aquitania and will join Mrs. Ken
dali in Europe, where she has been
since the early Summer. They will
return to their suburban home. Kents-
dale, early in October.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Ianghorne
and DR.. and Mrs. Louis C. Lehr, who
are spending the Summer at Bar Har.
Dor, were joint hosts to a large COM
pany at dinner last evening at the
Yacht Club.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot is spending a
few days in New York, having gone
there from Grey Towers, Milford, Pa.
Mrs. William F. r. Hit, Mrs. Blaine
Elkins and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker
were among the guests at the dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

Reed, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
o. Reed, to Mr.. James w. Gill. son OF
Mrs. Marcy s. Gill of this city. VIII
take place this evening at O'Clock
In the Hamllne Methodist Episcopal
Church. and will be followed by
small reception in the home or the
| brides parents.
Mrs. Irving p. Hall will he hostess
| at luncheon followed by bridge Friday
! afternoon, September 2. in compli-
ment to Miss Anne Pollard, whose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
Way Less Than, Half Price for
Misses COats-ThursdUv!

fasotted models, beige and white.
@Misses $3.50 to S25 straight
tailored models, georsette trimmed with agotted fabric
beige $3.50
Misse s495o Knitted Coats smartly tailored models
6-Misses $3.50 to $6950
stunning ermine squirrel collars and smart details.
Black and for choice $3.50
Misses Goat Shop-Third Floor
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marriage to Mr.. Edwin Ely Adams,
will take place Saturday evening.
September 10.
Miss Pollard will be entertained
at bridge followed by tea Saturday
afternoon, September 3, by Miss Mil
dred Whaley, who will be maid of
honor for her.
Mrs. Maxwell Seeley Cooley, will
entertain a company at luncheon for
Miss Pollard. Wednesday. Septem-
Der Z,
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and their two children spent yesterday
in Washington and started this morn
ing for their home in Norfolk, Va.
after motoring through the Shenan-
doah Valley and Virginia. Mrs. Par
IRISH was before her marriage Miss
Louise Gorgas, daughter of Mrs.
Gorgas and the late Mr.. Charles s.
Gorgas, formerly of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Brooks Davis
have returned to their home in New
York after making a brief visit in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
Euery Woman Can Afford
An Extra Coat-Thursday!
A. TLoco Mammal Dx:cocf
At These Nominal Prices!

2-Womens $2s Silk Goats in white and tan
1-Womans $3.50 Tan Tweed Top Coat ...::...... $40
5-Womens $25 SIX Coats black georgette fiat
$40
9Womens $3.50 White Flannel $40
12-Womens $3.50 Silk Coats, flat chiffon lined
s-Womens $2e3o Top Coats black and mixtures
2-Women's $3.50 Navy Blue Coats in Kashmr and Canton 49,
1-Womans $3.50 Navy Kashmir Coat
2-Iite $3.50 and $3.50 travel Coats in smart
1Womans $3.50 Black Top Coat
Little WOmsns White Coat
Wommssmn $3.50 nav V csps soma Coat
+Womens $3.50 Black Satin Coats, with
collars and twill with moeskn collar .$35
1Womans $6950 Black Silk Crepe .$35
1Womans $49.50 Black FaIe
Little Womans S6950 Twill
1-Womans $145
1-Womans $3.50 Faie Coat, satin trimmed
2-Womens $6950 Black FaiIe
little Womans $3.50 Black Kasmr Coat combined with
satin and trimmed with American BroadtaI. .$46
Little Womans $6950 Navy Twill beige squirrel
7W"men. s45 and sss Goats: in Jo.s K.h and creme
satin, richly trimmed with ermine kolinsky fitch MOLE
in shawl and pouch collars Navy and black choice $65
Womens Coat Shop-Third Floor
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SOCIETY
Newly Appointed Ambassador of Chile
Senior Carlos Davila, Will Sail for
This Country Saturday.

erick, Md. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Blanche
Harriet. to Mr.. Paul S. Michael of that
place. Miss Atkinson is at present a
private secretary to Col. Joseph L.
McMullen in the judge advocate gen.
erals office of the War Department
here. The wedding will take place
late in October in the home of the
brides parents.
Mr.. Lyman 3. Kendall will be
among those sailing tonight aboard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
Nominal Prices Is Putting 1t Mildly
For These Misses FrOcks

When-if ever have you found values like these?
s-Msses, $3.50 Dotted Swiss Frocks organde trimmed A.
Navy GREEN peach, red and blue.
Misses $3.50 Satin Sports Frock Sio
White Chiffon Dance Frock. .$1o
6-Nsses' Flat Frocks, piece models en-
broidered WOOL Coral green and peach $1o
$3.50 Printed Crepe Frocks, in twop'ece and so
s-Msses $3.50 Printed Chiffon Frocks ZIG
misses $3.50 Coral Chiffon Dance troek @o
Georeette Froeks afternoon Styles in a..
s~Msses SIS Chiffon Froeks, wopieee style, -
4-Msss $3.50 Froes, in clever little boero -
or Jumper good eoiorings. $lo
$3.50 Sports Frocks flat and two
white and pastel shades S1o
$3.50 Dotted Swiss Froks organize trimmed oar
navy, red $1o
st Sis oEst aeke r'oes $3.50
n nss. ws crepe $3.50
fiat georgette one and
effects, smarty tailored White, pink blue and AN 20
misses ;Hnsr. s1seo s.ek eeoe..' .roe:: WV" $3.50
crsnss"oSod stys. " $3.50
Focks printed chiffon with plain 40.
beige richly lace trimmed $o
trimmed with fagot'n9
$6950 Afternoon Frock and white seor a..
3eMsse $3.50 Chiffon Frocks, orchid and peach, -
in graceful models danty acetrmned. .$zo
Misses Frock Shop-Third Floor
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Fiue-Ten-
Fifteen Dollars
Are the Nominal Prices
This Thursday for
WOnen's
FrOcks
15-Women's $I6.50

Io-WOmene @1O.oU
Frocks, SIS
Printed siI<s, tub silks, fiat
erepes and crepe de chine, all
we'll tailored and smartiy
styled. Only one or two OF a
kind and pastel shades. Sizes
SO to az.
25-Women's $3.50 to SIS
Frocks, $40
Choose from seorgette, fiat
crepe, printed crepe, seorsette
and Shantung, in afternoon
and sports styles, and in light
and dark shades. Two-piece,
pIeated, TERED and draped-
really many that you may wear
into Fall. Sizes So to AZ at $40.
8-Women's $29.5O
Frocks, $40
Wool jersey attractiveIy
wool embroidered and just the
thing for Autumn sports and
business wear. One-piece
smartIy tailored style with
long sleeves, tan, grey and
rose. $40.
7-Women's $29.50 to SIS
Frocks, SO
Beautifully tailored fat
crepe models, in black and
light pastel shades. All made
with clever necklinss and in
genious tuckings, $40.
25-Women's SIS
Frocks, $40
Exquisite cotton froeks, In
linen and wolfe combinations,
dotted Swiss, embroidered
voiles-alI in lovely simple
styles n d all beautifully
weIl-made. Pastel shades, $40.
25-Women's SIS to $29.50
Frocks, SIS
Here are frocks that have
only recently arrived into
stock, and reduced Thursday
for the FIRST time. Only one or
two models in each style, but
the group includes a few even
ing frocks, in addition to sports
sports and afternoon frocks in
georgette, flat crepe and
printed silks. Good eolors,
with quite a choice in white
and flesh. Sizes 36 to az.
Women's Frocks-Sec0nd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
These Umbrellas
- 49, ~ ~ ~ m 9

I2-S5.yU Umbrellas, 30
AIl-silk mounted on 16-rib
frames with ambertone han
dies, matching tips and fer.
rules. Red, green, grey purple
and brown.
24-Sl0 Umbrellas, $7.85
16.rib kyota frame UNI
breilas, all-silk, of course, with
plain satin and Ottoman bor-
ders and ambertone or paise
pearl handles. Smart colors
for your choice.
Umbrella Shop-SHeet Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

TIME newly appointed Ambassa-
dor OF Chile, Senior Carlos
Davila, will sail from South
America Saturday for this
country and is expected in
Washington about the middle of Sep
TENDER.
The retiring Ambassador, Senior Don
Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal, will re-
main until the new Ambassador ar
rives in Washington, and will leave
shortly after that for Mexico. where
he will serve as a neutral member OF
the Mexican Mixed Claims Commits
sion. Senior Cruchaga will be greatly
missed in Washington, where he has
made a large circle of friends during
his short stay at this post.
The newly appointed Ambassador of
Belgium, Prince Albert de Ligne, and
Princess de Ligne and their daughter.
Princess Elizabeth de Ligne, are ex-
pected to arrive in this country about
the middle q October.
Much interest is being taken in the
Ambassadors arrival by the younger
set, as the Ambassadors daughter,
Princess Elizabeth, is of debutante
age.
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5-Sl2.5O Handbags. 5

5-$l2.50 Handbags, SIS
Red leather, back strap
pouches, exceptionally good.
looking.
3-S8.50 Pouch Bags, SIS
Grey leather only with COL
lapsibie handles, fine Innings
and double inside frames.
Slightly faded.
$50 Purses, SIS
Half price for these smart
little O'Rossen back strap
purses Of genuine water snake.
SIS Handbags, So
The. clever Sangha pouch
bags, nicely lined and conven-
iently fitted. Tan and white
only.
61$5 Handbags, So
White silk envelopes, in back
strap models, fitted with purse
and mirror.
9-$3 Handbags, $1.5O
White kid back-strap
envelope purses fitted with
purse and mirror.
Handbag Shop-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

Washington at the Mayfiower Hotel.
They have recently returned from a
stay in their former home in East Las
Vegas, ". Mex Mr.. Davis was former.
ly associate justice of the Supreme
Coprt of New Mexico. and was for
several years solicitor in the Depart.
ment of Commerce.
Mrs. John w. Knott has returned
to her home, 204 Varnum street, after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
Tea This Afternoon in
Honor Of Two Visitors.

Mrss Reed Thomas will entertain at
tea this afternoon in compliment to
her two house guests. her sister, Miss
Thelma Volandt of Dayton, Ohio. and
Miss. Sarah Thomas of Bluemont, Va.
Assisting Mrs. Thomas will be Mrs.
Numa Watson of Honolulu, Miss Ellen
Littlepage and Miss Ellen Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. D. Parrish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

which Mr.. Addison d. Kelley gave last
evening at the Brook at Saratoga
Springs.
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Stockings Thursday!
S175 Chiffon Silk Stockings

Stockings Thursday!
SITS Chiffon Silk Stockings
$l.35 pr.
Just a few pairs left of these
two-tone chiffon silk stockings
with the popular colored heel,
in all sizes.
ST to $1.95 Sports
Stockings, SOC pr.
FuIl-fashioned isle and cot
ton stockings, in chiffon and
service weights and in attrac-
tive pastel coIorings. Every
pair perfect but not all sizes.
SIS Chiffon Stockings
$3.50 pr.
Our finest gauge chiffon silk
stockings with the smart Paris
cIox, choice of these coiors-
mauve, gun, metal, beige,
blonde and black.
Hosiery Shop-Street Floor
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Luggage-Thursday!
C16 IN Hot Roxes IA. 80

Z-S1O.OU I1dt OOACS, %O'OO
Fabrikoid with genuine cow.
hide binding and 6-piece set
of pearIoid fittings, all beauti-
fully lined with MORE.
$50 Overnite Bags, $40
Genuine cowhide, in superior
style and a stunning dark
brown shade, beautifully lined:
SIS Overnite Gases, $2.95
Reptilian grain fabrikoid,
with nice lining and the de-
sirable short side pockets.
$50 Overnite Bags, $3.50
An important saving on
these dark brown genuine cow
hide bags, made with rounded
corners, side clasps. strong
handle, superior quality lining
and short pockets.
Luggage Shop-Street Floor
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Junior Girls!

8-Junior $l2.75 to $3.50
Frocks, $3.50
Permanent finished oraandie,
in attractive style for after
noon and dance wear. Flesh,
beige, nile, mails and good
looking prints, in sizes 13, IS
and II years.
5@Junior $3.50 Frocks
$40
Just q handful Of clever little
georgette models with long or
short sleeves, all with full silk
slips and all weIl-taiIored. Also
navy and w h { Q printed
fouIards.
Junior Misses Shop-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

The marriage this morning of Mrs.
Ella Reiff Wall. widow of Mr..
Duncan Wall of Philadelphia, to Maj.
Gen. Robert Lee Billiard. u. S. A. re-
tired. is Of much interest here. The
ceremony was performed at IL o'clock
in the brides apartment in the Hotel
buckingham in New York. the Rev.
A. Dineen, retired chaplain U. S. A.
officiating in the presence Of small
company of members Of the two fami-
lies and a few intimate friends. Father
Dineen was associated with Gen. Bull
lard when the latter was in command
of the I'd Corps Area, stationed at Gov
ernors Island, until his retirement in
1925. In the company at the wedding
were the generals two sons and
daughter, Maj. Robert Lee Billiard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

Former Undersecretary OF State and
Mrs. Norman Fl. Davis have as their
guests in their Summer home, Orc
noque, at Stockbridge, Mass, their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman p. Davis of Nashville, Tenn.