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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-10

1926 Ford Coupe. A dandy.
1928. Hare Branch Store, 923
Virginia Avenue. DIR 3l56.
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1927 Chevrolet Coach. Cheap.
$3.50. Hare Chevrolet Co., $40
East Washington Street.
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1928 Chevrolet ton truck
chassis with cab, Will meet the
most eXacting requirements.
Only $43O. Hare Branch Store.
923 Virginia Avenue. DIR 3I56.
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$16 MONTH
Four-room house. large garage, Il acre
land. chicken house. close to school and
transportation. BERT WILHELM, 2106
s Emerson Ave. DR.. 3642-3
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1925 Chevrolet Roadster.
Runs like new. $175. Hare
Chevrolet Co., $40 East Wash
inngton Street.
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TO THE PET LOVING puRr1o

Listed below are the members of
The. Boston Terrier Club of Indian
apolis. Inc, offering at stud many
nigh class BoStonS; also many beau
tifuI puppies for sale. You can al
ways be sure of quality when dealing
with the following:
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Miscellaneous Wanted

N Wy HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICE
FOR FURNITURE. RUGS.
ETC. CALI, US BEFORE YOU
kx Woo. SELL. Riley 2019.
IA 81 HODGES AUCT. co.
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Real Estate for Exchange

WANTED-To buy a small house, semi
modern, not over $4,000. Call Ia. 5a67,
after 5 p. m.
10 ACRES-10 mi. s. of Fl. Wayne; 4
mi. e. of Roanoke Good bldgS. owner,
149 N. Delaware st.
E-ROOM-Semi-mod bungalow. Trade
for farm. Owner. 1862 E. Tenth st.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Business Places for Rent

TWO THREE AND FOUR-ROOM
SUITES
Ultra modern, excellent location, in
center of financial and business district
Union Title Office Bldg, corner Della
ware and Market st. Ii. 3458 or call
EXCELLENT location for beauty and bar
Der shop; plumbing already installed.
Moynahan Properties Co.
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS-In Mer-
chants National Bank bldg; . also ground
sity Extension Bldg. 122 E. Mich. Ri 1927
ROOM-l8x3O SUITABLE FOR LIGHT
MANUFACTURING OR ASSEMBLY; 2
SQUARES FROM PENNSYLVANIA AND
WASHINGTON ST. HA. 3477 RI. 4951.
BLVD. PL.. 1807-Store rm.. 14x35, good
location for any business. Ha. 1888.
CHoIcE-.otice space in modern build
ing. Ri. 6512.
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1927 Chevrolet Landau. Like
new, at $415. Hare Branch
Store, 923 Virginia Avenue.
DIR 1856.
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1923 Chevrolet Coupe. Good
rubber and running order. $35
cash only. Hare Branch Store,
923 Virginia Avenue. DIR 1856.
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":EDz7zEI"

One of the two brand new flve-room
bungalows recently built on Exeter ave-
nue. north of North street sold. VIII
complete other to your ideas and plans.
Price 50, 1000 on terms of $3.50 cash and
$35 per month. open Sunday afternoon
from z 70 j. v1EHMANN co.
Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware
Riley 75l4 Res Irv. 1892
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Borter and Smop
Business Opportunities

STOREROOM CORNER-Stucco, 3 display
windows. suitable for any retail bushes;
excel. loo. and heart of apt district.
1886 E. Wash. owner Times Box L 80.
WILL YOU-Invest SIS? We win, you win
big-you lose little, we lose big Write
Burnside. GIL Maritime Bldg, New Or
leans. La.
and 1921 Oliver Gunner sacrifice
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Musical Instruments

ICTROLA-Portable; had best care: with
plenty records. A bargain. Wa. 1164.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
OLD CAPITOL SITE
HAS BEEN REVIEWED
Condemnation, Which caraway
Resolution Would Halt, Is
Already Under Way,

Condemnation proceedings for the
new Supreme Court building site norsh
of the Congressional Library. which
would be halted under the Caraw.iy
resolution passed Friday by the Senate.
already are well under way.
A commission In condemnation has
been appointed by the court under ali-
thorization of law, and by request OF
the Department of Justice and Treasury
Department, and hearings hare been
going on since March 2S.
These hearings alreSdy have covered
the specific property, the old United
States Capitol. now occupied by the Ma
tional Womans Party which the Cara
way resolution is aimed to preserve.
Other parcels of land in the site now
are under discussion.
The site was selected hv the Public
Buildings Commission, The Treasury
Department then asked the Department
Of Justice to inaugurate condemnation
proceedings,
Members OF the Supreme Court II
self first selected and asked for the
site, IL was explained by Senator Smoot,
chairman of the Public Buildings Com
mission. yesterday. Since the building
was for the court. the commission de-
cided to accede to the wishes OF the
justices and without dissent named the
place desired,
Evening star., 1928-05-20
SCENE RE-ENACTED
IN BANDIT Staying
Youth Is in Tears When He
Shows How Girl Died in
Movie Box Office.
Rv the Assnriaterl Prsss

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May IA grim scene,
with three nervous young men the prin-
eipals. was re-enacted today in the mo-
tion-picture theater lobby, where pretty
Pearl Eggleston, 17-yeaT -old usher, was
shot to death a few weeks ago,
The youth who did the shooting was
in tears, as he told his story. revolver
in hand. before large. curious crowd.
Il was so nervous and guess pulled
the trigger before knew what / was
DOING said Stanley Durmaj. THE
papers said shot when she screamed
but that was not right. Sts screamed
after she was shot"
He stepped into the glass ticket booth
where Pearl was visiting with the
cashier when the four bandits ap-
preached
Il stepped over her body, like this.
scooped up the money and then we
'ianimed
Albert Mas. 81, and Stanley Thomas,
10. nodded affrmativiey as 'Durmai
talked The fourth member of the
party, Tulips" Thomas, had not been
found by the police.
Thomas said he covered the doorman
with a shotgun while Durrnai was
scooping up the $700. AS they were
ready to leave, he fired both barrels
over the crowd to scare them,
Evening star., 1928-05-20
HULL Loses FIGHT
IN NORTH CAROLINA
State Democratic Executive
Committee Refuses Pri-
mary Request.
spee3a, n,xns.t.h ~ The star

Special Disna.th to The star.
RALEIGH, N. c.. May la~-With the
supporters of Gov Alfred E. Smith oi
New York demonstrating their full con-
troll Of the party and large portion
of the spectators cfesring every men,
tlon Of machinery, the North Carolina
State Democratic executive COMMITTEES
tonight hv a vote os 70 10 80, refused
to call the pr ssidential preferential
primary demanded for June 2, the
regular primary cay. by z. v. Turing
ton. manager for Cordell Hull OF
Tennessee.
The committee adopted. instead. q
substitute drawn by a committee OF
three Smith leaders, but offered srcm
the foer by NJ e. Gillian. who de-
clared himself to he an oppcasss of
Gov. Smith and a supporter of United
States Senator r. Nj Simmons, who
for 80 years has been dominant figure
in the councils cf the committee, aliicn
last night disregardad the full weight OF
his influence placed in support ut the
Hull proposal.
Attacks on Simmons.
There ware kind expressions for
Senator Simmons, but there has already
begun to be talk OF diSplacing him on
the national committee and the Smith
supporters now claim the North Caro-
lima delegation at Houston to be as good
as won.
II is the first time the sn-callcd SIM
mo 4 machine has ever been In such 4
position in the party machinery, and
unless there Is nm cveTturn by virtue OF
the precinct meetings next Saturday,
there seems no chance of effective op-
position to q North Carolina delegation
AZ Houston either instructed for Smith
or aeowedly friendly to him,
Refuse to Yield.
Jesephus Daniels. former Secretary
of the Navy. and Miss Mary Owen
Graham. Democratic national COM
mttteewnman, joined In plea fsr the
primary, but the local party leaders,
WIN are mostly committed for Smith,
would not yield an inch. although the
original proposal, under which the VIM
ner would have taken all. was modified
so as to give each candidate his pro-
portionate strength In the primary In
the convention Mt Houston.
Tonight's msetlng completely over
shadowed In interest the United States
Senate investigation Of campaign eN-
penditureS here Monday
r. II. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
BURGLAR BELIEVED SHoJ:

Police were requested early this nTofn-
ing by Maryland authorities to watfaf
the hospitals fer man suffering from
a gunshot wound thought to have BETS
inflicted about 4 80 o'cleek last rialss
by Joseph Darling of Silver SpFs5e
Md. when he ernptied his revolver sss
man attending TO force open a-wifsJ
dow Of his hogile.. .e $50
Darling reported to the MaryIasst
police that he was. awakened BY n0isa
at window IN room on the frsk heoe
of his home. Looking out Of his hsag
room window he saw what appeaged
to be white man trying to break into
the house. He seized a s.32-caiiber
rerolver and fred I'VE shots at the -
truder. :. Is
Evening star., 1928-05-20
j. S. AGENTSPROBE
INSURANCE FRAUD
Nan Freed Under $40, COO
RaiI-LcsseS Believed to
Run Into Millions.
nx IRE .a.s.,el a.e.l Pres

Gr tire ASs1C1 9te4 Press,
EEg YORK. May l9.--Feaeral
agents today were investigating the
affairs Of George N Ruddy of Little
Silver, N, j.. general agent for the
Underwriters Salvage Co. of New York
in the expressed belief that they would
uncover insurance fraut:s running into
millions Of dollars.
Ruddy was released under sfa.noC
ball after pleading not guilty before
United States Commissioner G.. w. Cot
ter to using the mails to defraud The
salvage company Is the cooperative
enterprise of more than so insurance
companies
The specific complaint against Ruddy
alleged false claim adjustments on fire
damage at the Miraheili Bros. & Co.
warehouse, Elizabeth. N, j. According
to Federal officials, the fire damage was
only Sl.500. but claims against in
surance companies to the amount OF
$4,000 were paid
The salvaged property was then
turned over to Ruddy to sell. He had
reported to the insurance companies
that he would be able to realize S35. 900
from the sale. The insurance companies
we're suspicious and asked the Govern
ment TO step in Federal agents say the
property was little damaged and worth
practically the full $4,000 They say
Ruddy,S scheme included the sale of the
goods Tor $35 900 but the purchaser
would split the difference in that price
and the actual value with Ruddy,
United States Attorney Tuttle said
Ruddy had carried on similar enter
prises before and estimated that the
property which passed through his
hands had an aggregate value OF be-
tween $4,000 900 and S4,000.00o
Four other men were arrested May
and held under $4,000 bail on the same
charge. They are all connected with
the Lyons-StattholZ Co Of New York,
insurance adjusters.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
DROPS FROM PLANE
|. To SIDE OF BREMEN
lunkers Pilot Plans to Fly
Transatlantic Machine
From Labrador.
BY The A..oelatea Press.

ST. GEORGES. Newfoundland, May
io,---rred Melchior. Junkers pilot, was
dropped By parachute near the trans
atlantic plane Bremen on the Labrador
coast today by one Of two United States
Army Anlphibian planes which had
found 1t impossible to land because ot
floating Ice, The Army planes then re-
turned here.
The safe deposit" ot Mclehtor was
reported bv Maj. Gen. James Il. Fechet,
chief Of the United States Army AR
Corps, who aaid the 1unkers pilot drop
ped safely by parachute at tha spot on
the mainland where the Bremen Is
resting
Melchlor win examine the Bremen,
which has been put into commission
by Dr. Cuisinier and his mechanic,
Tribauit, of the Canadian tranaeonti-
entail airways, Gen Fechet said, and
II the condition OF the plane and the
prepared taking g-off place permit Mel
ehior will bring the Bremen here as
soon ms possible. preparatory to taking
1t 10 New York
The two planes left St, Georges AZ
noon today after being held mere since
w sdnegfay by adverse weather,
The Bremen was moved from Green"
ly Island ta the naighhoFil Labrador
coast because of the anticipated dlf~
ficulty Of taking oil from the island
Evening star., 1928-05-20
SHAD8AKE ENJOYED
BY BENCH AND BAR
Lawyers Give Annual Outing
at Sherwood Forest.
Many Attend.

Pleadings. practice and evidence were
forgotten yesterday BY the bench and
bar OF Washington, for the annual out
ing of the Ear Association Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia was held at Sher-
wood Forest, the occasion being Official
~ termed the annual sfladbake.
Golfng. base ball and other sports
flied the program and many Of the
legal lights took the seasons first OUT
door plunge at the bathing beach. Dis
trict Commissioner Sidney r. Talta-
ferro carried oa gclf honors by win"
ming FIRST prize Sea Sleds formed an
added attraction for the barristcrs. This
baked shad held q post of honor az ths
dinner. Musical selections and vocal
program were rendered by George II
OCor1lor, accompanied by Matt Horn
Harry Angelica. vocalist, likewise REM
dered selections.
The shadhake committee consisted cf
joseph A. EITkhart. chairman. Ricnard
K. Wexford. secretary j. Miller KENYON.
treasurer; Jesse c. Adkins. president Of
the Bar Association: Leon Tobriner
Stanton c. Peele, who was also chair
man of the invitations committee
Henry / Quinn. r w stohlman. Frank
J. Hogan and Alexander HI. Bell.
Included In the list of notahlfs par
ticipatang In the event were. justices
Charles II Robb and Josiah Van 0rsdel
of the District OF Columbia Court ~
A1,eals. Justices Jennings Bailey and
pevfnf1 Gordon Of the Supreme Court OF
The District Of Columbia: Justice Me-
Kcnzie Moss of the Court Of Claims
Frank Il, Cunningham, clerk OF tho
District Supreme Court, Commissioners
Proctor l.. Dougherty and Taliaferfo.
Judge George e. Aueam, presiding
magistrate Of the Municipal Court,
and Judges Robert Z, Mattingiy and
Nathan cayton Of the same court
and Judge Joseph C. Mattingiy Of the
Circuit Court OF Prince Georges
County, Md.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
ROOM FOR EVERYBODY.
SAYS HOUSTON TO NATION
iiy the Associated t'fess,

Hy the Associated Ffess,
HOUSTON, TEX, May To- -Chairmen
of State delegations to the Democratic
national convention here were advised
today by Jesse II. Jones and Mayer
Oscar n HnIcombe In charge Of cone
vention arrangements, that circulated
reports that the city could a3o0mmo-
date only certified delegates we're err
foneotA
Come 10 the Houston convention.
you viii be properly housed, fed and en-
tertained, This ia the message Of
Houston 10 the people Of your State, |"
said telegram dispatched TO all the
ehairmen.
III inint statement, MIR Jones, ma
tl0nal finance director nf the party,
and Mayor Holeomhe, said the city waa
prepared to care for all the visitors eA"
pceied here for the convention,
They said hotel accommodations had
already been assigned to delegations
from 3g States and that more than
5n00 rnonlH. accommodating | 900 per-
Enns. In apartment houses and In
private homes had been inspected and
placed all the disposal Of the housing
committee, Tourist camps, the State
meni said. viii Accommodate $4,000
others.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
GEORGIA CLUBW0MEN
TAKE ROW TO COURT
One Claimant TO Presidency Gets
Restraining Order Against
Rival in Atlanta.

nv iha Associated Press,
ATLANTA. Ga., May 10 >- Dtssension
In the ranks Of the Atlanta Womens
Club, now split into two rival 0rgani2a .
tions over the question of who was
elected president last week was taken
into court today.
Mrs Charles Goodman, one ot the
claimants 10 the presidency, obtained
AN order from Judge John ID Hum
phfies. in Fulton Superior Court, tenn
paFarily restraining Mfs, John n
H0rnaey. tbs other claimant 10 the
presidency. and others named hi the
bin from interfering with The manage
ment and conduct Of The club,
The split IN Lhs organization followed
heated meeting, In which police Off
GERS guarding exhibits in the club
building, we're asked 10 maintain order
AL this meeting, on May Ia. Mrs
Goodman WAS duly elected president
the petition said II further alleged
that upon information and belief, after
Adjournment of the regular meeting
there YVES held III the club meetlng nl
the defendants and other members
This meeting was presided over by Mrs
Alnnzo Richardson as the self -nnuolnted
chairman thereof, and Mrs Hofnady
wa elected"
Evening star., 1928-05-20
.EXTORT|ON PLOT. (
CHARGED IN ME:X||CQ
Detective Accused of Causing
Executions Through .FaIsa
Allegations.
By the Assoelated Press

MEXICO CITY. May 19.--The news
paper Excelsior today charges that four
men, who were executed last November
were convicted on, testimony given
by Detective Alvaro Basal. who now
has been ordered to the penal settle
ment of Tres Marias on charges OF ex-
tortion by false charges against Catho-
lies in Mexico City
The four men. who were e2ecut&
who included a Catholic. priest I1aHed
ProjuareZ were shot IN the court yard
OF the Mexico City police headduaxeers =
after they had been found reSponEieA
for an attempt TO aSsass!nate Gen. Az
varo Obregon. Sc.
AT the time Of the exec;iticns the
newspapers printed a statement AT"
tfibuted to Roberto Cruz, chief Of. polilRs
o the effect that the priest and his cofs@
panions had confessed their guilt after
an examination. which apparently vas
in the nature Of a secret court-uartlRa
at police headquarters. -
Catholics have asserted that the men
we're innocent and were "railSoadeaS
because an execution was necessaEst
after the attempted assassination, hi
such opinions never have been expressed
publicly. .-- e.*.szsI
The department of the interior has
issued an order &f1aE persons HrIe5eSd
hereafter for violations of the religieNs
laws shall be. placed at the disposition
Of the attorney general OF the repu1-
lic+'' This is construed as intended 4zs
prevent abuses of police power
Excelsior says that disclosure OF tfa
extortiorls came when a Catholic pyieSs
recently reported to- the police head
quarters that a detective had threat.
ened him with arrest for violation .of
the religious laws unless he paid him
money Chief Cruz ordered an inyest&.
cation. -. IS. .wr
Benito Guerra LeaL, sectatary general
of nolice. headquarters led the iYiyeSS-
cation. which resulted In trappl1g
Basal. Three accompIices have heeTY
arrested and others are being sought.
1t vas said that they had systematic
ally extorted money from persons v1aeEa
they threatened with arrest. y.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
PLAN BENEFIT PARTY.
Lady Managers of st. Joseph's Or
phanage to Meet Tomorrow.

A cart party for the benefit Of st.
Joseph's Orphanage at Twenty-eighth
and Perry streets northeast, viii be held
at the Willard Hotel at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon under the auspices
Of the board OF lady managers OF that
institution.
The party II intended to finance the
purchase OF pews for the chapel
There are rs boys now being cared
for at the orphanasr. which In In charge
Of the Holy Cross sisters, Mrs, Lewis
A. Payne Ia chairman OF arrangements
for the party, The board is headed by
Mrs. John Galloway,
Evening star., 1928-05-20

y7aGreers Of Amer :
lea at the organ :
5zztiyn's 3 sixth Ar :
Yguas meeting III
tiae Willard Hoiei
Yesterday Es
succeeds RkyiyeT't l.
Wright Of Hicn-
EBsnG.
other nfLeers
chosen Nege II o
KaBhs, f5SBgiias
va r A Graham
Baltimore. and II
III. EsablaT. Wash
sflgton. Viee pfssi.
dents Miss Caro-.
Jyn Marin. seere,
taFy. treasurer, anf
Mssa Enrise A. PUF'
cell. Bel Air, Nc
Evening star., 1928-05-20

n. 4. Fitzpatrick, Richmond. q. n.
Beren Charleston, W. Va. and Mis-
Taey III Ef1etteT, hew Cunberiana. w.
Va naeiubeF& of The executive Com~
K4l1tee
0gef 400 members of the otgahiza~ =
taoB, which Is composed II men and
women " the District NJ Columbia,
Maryland. Virginia and West Virginia
w13o Rave keen In tge telephone service
III years or more. attended tiae Tieet~
ing. Addresses we're E3aGe by Albert
ri Berry. president, ard Charles j.
Bel *ireelof of n4e Ctlesapeake II
Potomac Co
Details Of tiae meeting we're arranged
lsy q committee composed III Paul q
Burton. John e. Ko0ils, r. Il Elise e
u. giagstt, n II KenBortbg 4 II
s9giel8 j. r, Mouilon. u. MaFtia n
Nj. Prince, Miss Carolyn II Martin
aa.e Miss Katherine N 9anelD.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Doubted It.

Fren, the Boston Transcript
Gray~They say a mans first thou
sand dollars In hardest 10 set.
Green-~I can't agree with that An
oil stock promoter got mine easily
enough
Evening star., 1928-05-20

accompanied by flle band The iraq0s
cation Was pronounced ny Rev Alan
Presley Wilson M0tion pictures 0f the
TsnvAnleliean Conference st Havana
and Of tandbsrgh arriving at Havana
closed The program.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Calico, ON the first night he used his
telescope. discovered the four SateiliteS
OF Jupiter and the mountains OF the
moon. 49,.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
D. S. PORTER HEADS
TELEPHONE GROUP
f.. G. 2. Secretary Succeeds Rich
mond han TO Post With
Pioneers Body.

y. s Porter, secretary Of the chesa-
peake S Potomac Telephone Co. vas
etecte6 president Of the Alexander
f4rasaarra EeII fhapker Of the Telephone
Evening star., 1928-05-20

asfle Ksensia Atanasi1eytes VINO tiaA
ssen elected professor Of philosophy l'l
Eelgfanf University, y 3ilf nftt Ys,i11eti
"a heg8A a nrofessorship In any high i9
stltastleu ol seagni8R ill Jug0elagias
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-06
Thin Design and Weave
Important in Stockings

Stockings no longer are selected
with attention only to color and
weight, but now must be considered
as well for thin design and weave.
They have responded to the trend of
all fashions toward lively embellish
ment, with the result that they have
to be chosen more carefully than ever
to suit the rest of the costume.
In hosiery for evening wear at the
moment, the open-wcrk meshes are
much in demand. especially those that
show an almost infinitesilnal dot in
the center of each tiny web. and have
in addition very slender and grace
full clock extending we'll up on the
leg. Another sheer stocking Is made
with lacy knee design, which, though
1t is produced in weaving the silk,
looks more like an insertion Of real
chantilIy lace. when especially made
liz MACK
The short skirt, no doubt. has in
spired the idea for another style, in
which a fancy banding is brought out
in jacquard design just below the
knee. Some Ell these designs are two
or more inches wide and terminate in
an open-work pattern covering the
knee joint. In another design of this
style. in the composition ct whicfAnt
shoes seem TO have lad say. tn =
are deep ankle insertions worked dS
in oblongs. One side of these is born
dered by 7ery narrow clocks, which
end in small replica of the original
'motii.
For those who prefer their stock
ings without tracery. there are very
sheer designs In gossamer weaves.
with and without clocks. Clocks. by
the way. are a trifie wider.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-06
Flashes of Fashion of
Interest to All Women

Chartreusc and yellow greens, as
we'll as aquamarine shades, are among
the interesting new color develop
ments.
Vionnet has scored with English
wool coats and dresses.
Black taffeta dance and dinner
dresses often are draped to one side
and ornamented with huge chou of
silk.
Badger and natural lynx, raceoon.
and furs in soft or creamy tans and
browns are much in evidence on coats
While a certain amount of gray fur
is used, it is brown fur that is i'm.
portant.
Marten, sable, fox, and other animal
scarfs are Joined and used for elong-
ated collars. or worn as separate neck
pieces.
Suede shoes, especially browH, have
been revived and are worn with fur
coats and with stockings blending
with brown fur.
Feather flowers have burst into
mass popularity.
Turbans again. Also revival of
c0iffure bands for evening wear.