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ton and voting in New Jersey must be
in person.
O. was born and reared in Missouri,
but 10 years ago moved to Washington
and have been here ever since. still
own share in our family home in
Missouri through undivided inherit
ance from my mother, who died in
March of this year. Can I vote by
mail, and, if so, what do I have to
do?-D. B.
A. There is no provision for voting
by mail in Missouri outside the State.
@. How does one register and vote
in Wisconsin when residing in Wash
ington, d. C.?-Reader and Subscriber.
A. Write your city or town clerk for
application blanks for registration and
the official ballot. When executed and
returned the official ballot, with full in
structions, will be forwarded to the ad-
dress given.
@. Will you please advise me when
North Carolinians are to register?
Whether a Government employe can
vote by mail as we'll as register, and, II
so, whether any taxes are due?-E. M. B.
A. The registration in North Caro-
lima must be in person. For absentees,
any time up to October 81. When duly
registered one may vote by mail and
should apply to the chairman of the
county board of elections for the official
ballot by letter, together with GER
tificate form "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29

@. was Government employe
and resigned from the service, but re-
manned in Washington IS months be-
fore returning to my legal residence.
What is my status as to voting?-W
T. K.
A. 1t is evident, from the fact that
you returned to the State of your resi-
dence, that you never intended to
relinquish your right in that State, and
as residence is in great part a matter
of intent, you are eligible to register
and vote in your home State.
@. Will you please give information
relative to registration by mail in the
State of Wisconsin?-M. N. P
Answer. Write to the city clerk of
your city for the application blanks.
You have up to october 80 in which to
file them.
Question. Is it allowed to vote by
mail and can one also register by mail?
When is the last registration date in
Philadelphia, Pa.?--R. @.
Answer. 1t is not possible to vote by
mail anywhere in Pennsylvania. The
registration in Philadelphia must be in
person. The last day for precinct regis
tration is october 6, but one may reg
lister at the City Hall any day from
october 10 to 81.
Question and Answer Column.
@. was a resident of Ohio from 1907
to 1914. In 1919 I entered the civil
service of the Government and have
served in several different places, in
Washington since October, 1921, and
have never claimed residence elsewhere
I married girl from Indiana. Is my
wife entitled to vote in Ohio also?-
F. H. L.
A. You are eligible to register and
vote in Ohio. The voting residence of a
married woman in Ohio is determined
the same as that of married man.
@. I voted four years ago in Jersey
City, N. j., but two years ago, I moved
to Camden and did not vote there. 1
am a civil service employe and I wish
to know if I can register and vote in
Camden?-W. A. H.
A. You are eligible to register and
vote in Camden if you have resided in
Camden County five months Registra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
RESTRAINT IS LAID
TO FILM PRODUCERS
q. S. Probers Charge Conspiracy
in Complaint at Los
Angeles.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, September 29.-The
West Coast TheaterS, Inc, and other
producers and distributors of the State
were charged with conspiracy to re-
strain motion picture trade and COM
merce in an information field in United
States District Court yesterday.
The information was filed by Harold
M Jones, Special Assistant Attorney
General, who arrived from Washington,
D. c., yesterday, and Samuel w. Nc
Nab, United States attorney for the
third district. Violation of the Sher-
man antitrust act was alleged. The
dates of the alleged violations were
given as between July 81 and Decem-
Der 81, 1927.
It was generally charged that the
defendants had conSpired to exclude
independent exhibitors from entering
into contracts, in the course of Inter-
state Commerce, for films to be exhibit
ed on first and second runs" in Los
Angeles and neighboring cities.
Among the companies named in the
action were the Paramount Famous
Lasky Corporation, Metro Goodwin
Mayer Distributing Co., First National
Picture. Inc, United Artists, Fox Film
Co., Vitagraph, Inc, Pathe Exchange,
and Universal Film Exchange.
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NEW COAL WAGE SCALE
IS ADOPTED IN IOWA
Miners and Operators Agree, End
ing Controversy That Began
Over Year Ago.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa, September %
A wage scale for Iowa coal miners based
on a minimum daily wage of $3.50 was
agreed upon by representatives of min
ers and operators yesterday, laying the
foundation for peace in the industry
after year and a half of strife.
Although the daily wage is 80 cents
less than the basis for the recently
adopted Illinois scale, the new Iowa
scale is considered equivalent to it be-
cause of a smaller reduction on the
"yardage' and dead work" rates. In
Illinois the rate for this work was re-
duced 20 per cent from the Jackson
vile scale, while the Iowa rate will be
reduced only IA per cent.
Only the formality of referendum
among members of the Iowa district of
the United Mine Workers of America
and vote of the Iowa Coal Operators
Association ratifying the scale remain
before the new scale goes into effect.
Sir George Grierson is reputed to
possess the widest knowledge of Ian
guages of any man in the world.
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RUMANIAN MINORITIES
DEMAND EQUAL RIGHTS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLUJ, Rumania, September 29.-De-
clartng that their patience was at an
end, delegates of the Saxon minorities
In Rumania assembled today and voted
resolutions demanding recognition and
equal rights with their Rumanian CO.
citizens in the country's economic life.
The resolutions ended by stating that
ehould the authorities not acquiesce in
"our just pretensions we must appeal
TO international forums" The news
papers deduce that the Saxons intend
70 appeal to the League of Nations.
Rudolph BrandScu. Saxon deputy,
delivered a bitter denunciation of pres
ent conditions.
Not only are we Saxons suffering
as a result of this present deplorable
state" he said, but also millions of
our co-citizens. Because of this the
time for diplomatic phrases has passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
Do You Know How to
VOTE BY MAIL?

Washingtonians who hope to vote
by mail this year, but who are
doubtful concerning the laws of their
home States on the subject, may re-
ceive the necessary information by
directing inquiries to The Evening
Star, as follows: Voting Information,
care News Department, Evening Star.
The questions and answers will be
published each day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-29
Belongs Pure-Dye Crepe Iris
Rf H;sGc1 P Mas4 $2.25 yard

Through exceptional purchase able offer this nation
de chine this unusually low price 1t regularly
sells much higher This special price for this week only has
sufficient "body drape WE'LL and SOFT RICH uster
that will and wash we'll In full of coors 80 inches
wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
liz Misses Frocks and Ensembles
SI2 to $40 of on Every Garment

4-S29SO to SIS Ensembles .... $3.50
Navy silk ensembles. u length coat or
tailored georgette. in navy or tam. floral
print cape frock or English red georgette,
uereu ureSS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Sl3.Su
6--S3S to S4S Fr0cks. .......,....$2 SIS
Tailored crepe dresses with flares plated
skirts. hand fagoting. tight hiplines..
printed chiffon for dinner or afternoon
..and also lace frocks. .......... SIS
$3.50 to $3.50 Frocks and Ensem-
Dies s....-..,...... .s.... 9E1.oU
Ensembles of georgette and wool crepe
with full length coats. .dust-blu chiffon
with snug hips and irregular HEM.
tailored tan crepe in two-piece styles.
and white satin bridal gownl. $3.50
iS-S595 so to SIS Frock Ensembles $3.50
Beautiful ensembles of Canton crepe and
pique with finger tip length or full length
coats Dresses of course are complete
unto themselves . Lovely chiffon frocSs
in pastel shades black. and prints for
afternoon and dinner wear. and Other
informal frocks for wear all dav
long NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S2Sso
S~$SS to $3.50 Frocks, ......., $39.SO
Frocks for afternoon Of chiffon, crepe
romano, fiat crepe or faille. distinctive
models .ruffied. plated. TERED. shirred
4. uneven hens dipping at back. Also
ensembles of print crepe frock and kasha
coat that is lined Jacket frock In brown
tones. printed ensembles with finger tip
leneth Jacket. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
n Third EInoF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
GRAND Jury FREES
MAN IN Staying
Another Exonerated of
Charc?s of Assault With
Weapon.

The grand Jury iociay eXoneratco,
James Henderson. colored. who had beCn
hello by coroner's jury as responsible
for the death of Daniel Dyson. also coli
ored. Dyson was struck With an auto.
mobile wrench during a quarrel July s
In the rear yard OF 1886 Forty-eighth
street northeast and died two DAYS later
The grand jurors are understood to have
regarded the killing as Self-defense.
William II. Hoes. coiored. also was
eXonersted of two charges of assault
with a dangerous weapon. While under
the influence OF whisky. it is said, nc
fired shotgun i'll Desmonds alley. W
Southwest Washington. and slightly in-
jured two colore6 women
William Csrley and Claude O. Soper.
white men, were indicted for violating
the smoke screen law. They we're ar
rested June - in an alley in rear OF G
street between Half and South Capitol
streets by Policemen Mckinney ard
Wise, who reported the men had a
smoke screen hooked to the side Of the
automobile in which they were seated.
Others indicted and the charges
against them include. Eugene Gross,
assault with a dangerous weapon: Leo
Warren and Everette Cravette, ioy-rid-
ing; Sylvester l.. Gray. HOUSEKEEPING
Leroy Williams. ioy-riding: Alfred
Jones Cthree cases.. HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny, and Joseph E. Bond, non-sup-
port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Death of Mexican War Veteran Leaves
D. c. Man One of Three Only Survivors

Bureau of Engraving and Printing for
a time and then served in the Columbia
National Bank for some 30 years as
a messenger. He has been at the John
Dickson Home for the past nine years.
Eight O'Clock is the time for Mr.
Edgar to arise each morning. and he
has breakfast in his room He has
short walk and then usually retires to
the library. where he reads the Bible
and historical works. He turns in"
before 9 o'clock each night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22

Owen Thomas Edgar of the John
Dickson Home. 5000 Fourteenth street,
now 81. is one of the three survivors
of the Mexican War. fought III i84a.
In making this announcement today.
the Pension Bureau of the Interior
Department said 1t has Just been adj
vised of the death of Augustus MarGle.
in Lodi. Ohio. at the age Of i0l, thus
removing one of the quartet Of living
Mexican War veterans. With Mr.. Edgar,
the survivors are William r. Buckner Of
Paris, Mo. who is now 100. and Richard
D. Howard of Sterling City, Tex, 81.
Mr. Edgar was II. living in Philadel-
phia, when the Mexican War broke
out, He served with a squadron in the
Gulf Of Mexico during the conflict, en-
listing as a sailor aboard the frigate
Potomac, He has lived III Washington
since 1864 and was employed in the
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S-Sl9.50 FrockS. Observation-Disclosures
Flat crepe and georgette one and two
pieces. bolero. hand fagoted dresses, and
plated skirts, orchid, green, peach. So
l0-Sl9.S0 to SIS Frocks .-,... $50
Printed crepe. georgette. and fiat creDe
lone and two-piece models. plated
skirts. sleeveless and long sleeved.
coral white. tan. mais. $3.50
16-Sl9.5O to 5000 Frocks. $40
Printed crepe. georgette. and silk piaue
long sleeves and sleeveless. TERED,
plated. lace trimmed, frocks with berthas
also two organdie and taffeta evening
gowns. white, flesh, mails. beige, -. $40
lO--SI9.S0 TO $29. so Frocks. 49,. $3.50
Printed georgette printed crepe. and fiat
crepe. one and two-piece. plated.
TERED, swathed hips. narrow plated rum
less, :. /. few lace evening gowns. 'na's.
green. coral white. ......,.....S 12.S0
1880 50 Frocks and Ensembles SIS
Georgette and Printed chiffon dresses
:. snug hplines plated and fiared
skirts. two georeette ensembles In this
group. mails flesh. white. green,
navy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
20-S3S to 5000 Frock EnsemhlesSl9s
Tailored sleeveless frocks with full length
coats to match. pastel shades. Printed
georeette and chiffon frocks with charm
ing lace trimmings. Dinner ensembles
of chiffon frocks and full length trans
parent velvet coats. .Si9.SO
Misses FrOek \
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PICTURESQUE SKIPPER
ENDS LIFE ON BOAT
~ the Associated Press.

10y tne ASSocistsC Press.
MIAMI. Fla. August 22.--One Of the
most picturesque characters of the
Miami and Nassau water front was re-
moved when William H Wheeler. cap
tain of the British motor vessel Isle of
June, shot and killed himself in the
cabin Of his boat here Sunday.
His frequent defiance of United
States customs guards at one time re-
suited in his arrest and brought him
into the hmelight several times during
the three years he piloted the Isle of
June between Miami and Nassau. Capt
Wheeler served with the British Navy
during the World War on mine sweep
ers. Walter Albury. second engineer on
the vessel. told police that Wheeler ap-
parently had been brooding over soma
misfortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
% Juniors Frocks
Nom S to SI2.SO

High school and college days IN an
other month prepare.
3-Sl6.S0 Frocks Observation-Disclosures. S.
Organdy and fiat crepe Smartly
trimmed . green. flesh.
W-SI0.SO Frocks. =. $3.50
silk crepe frocks printed chiffon
dresses and ensembles, printed
pique coats and silk crepe dresses
simple. charming affairs One and two
piece dresses mais, flesh, green.
s-Sl9.S0 10 S2S Frocks .,.,.-..,... $40
Young girls love these dresses fiat
crepe with hand shocking that makes
snug hiplineS :. plated skirts also
one satin frock with flannel coat
i0--SloS0 10 $50 so Frocks ,.,,. $3.50
Flat crepe frocks hand fagoted . fiat
crepe frocks with jacket length flannel
coats ;, blue. rose. mais. peach. orchid.
Janiors Froek Shob-Third Floor
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Lovely Summer Hand.
bags Cut Way Down

It's SO important that your bag he
right these smart days ii can put
sad hlemish on your costume If it
doesn't belong"
20---$S White BAGS Observation-Disclosures. So
Not only white but washable smart
bag strap pouch shapes.
$3.50 Coin.Dot Piaue Bags. SIS
Pouch bags with simulated she'll frames
beautifully lined,
$3.50 Saneha Straw Bags. ....,..SS
Tailored style . red tan. white.
$3.50 Embroidered Silk Rags, IS
Floral and conventional designs
Grounds are white or French blue
81 White Md Belts Pearl Buckles, Soc
Handbag Shop~-Street Fionr
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that a deeper harbor would increase
the water shipping business. assist the
fishing industry and would be a place
of refuge for vessels in time OF Storm
and heavy Ice in the Winter
The board announced 1t would rem
der decision later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Lake Lure Dam Safe.

LAKE LURE n. c.. Auugst % O1.--
The great Lake Lure Dam. which last
week was endangered when food waters
piled high and an earthen abutment
sprang a leak. is now practically out of
danger Of collapsing. o. A. Mees. de-
signer of the dam. and in charge of
operations to save 1t, announced last
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Women Every Dress Extra Value :. Thurs

$50 so and S59.5 Dresses $3.50
Plain and printed crepes few light
colored chiffons i. they will so out
first
40-Sl6.5O to SIS Dresses. ..........S $40
Tub silk and afternoon frocks of crepe
rajah, sylvaglow, mingtoy crepes
plated, tucked !. even hand fagoted
white. mais, orchid, blue. Sizes SO to a.
S2-Sl6.S0 to SIS Dresses. ........ $3.50
Wash frocks few evening dresses
f. even a few afternoon ensembles
taffeta, net, printed chiffon and geor-
gette. An odd collection--so come
early. Sizes So to a..
+0--S2S to $3.50 Dresses. ..,.... SIS
Plain toned georgette and chiffon frocks
also crepe dresses :. every type In
Guiding tailored afternoon and dinner
dresses 4. beige. blue. green. navy,
black Sizes So TO a..
20-S39.S0 to $3.50 Dresses - SIS
Mostly handsome navy crepe frocks, tai
lored for street wear some with lin
gerie touches of lace also few
printed chiffons and printed crepes.
Sizes 50 to a..
Uomrs's Frork Shobs--Srcond Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22

opinion either by the United States
Government or by bodies interested in
the revision of the calendar"
The committee is now engaged In as
certaining sentiment Of the country on
the proposed change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
ENDORSES NEW CALENDAR.
National Academy of Sciences
Favors 13-Month Year.

ROCHESTER. N. Y. August % OP).-
The National Academy of Sciences at
Washington, which advises the Govern
ment on scientific matters, has Endorsed
the proposed new calendar OF IL
months. 1t was announced here yester-
day by the national committee on calen-
dar simplification.
The committee was advised that the
academy had adopted resolution OF
Endorsement las a matter of record in
case the academy Is called upon for an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
SEEK IMPROVED HARB0R.

Application for s21 900 for the dredg-
ing and widening Of Carter Greek, in
Virginia, was made yesterday afternoon
by a delegation at hearing before the
Army Board of Engineers for Rivers
and Harbors.
Representative S. o. Bland. Demo-
crat. of Newport News. Va, contended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Refuses Revenue" Is Slain.

NEW YORK, August % GA fur
rier was killed in his West Twenty first
street establishment yesterday by three
armed men who shot him when he
refused to pay them gang revenue"
in the form of fur coats. Isaac Gold
man. 80. the furrier, attempted to
escape the gangsters' bullets. When
he reached a fire escape one OF the
shots struck and killed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22

Perez County, Idaho, and was raging
with fury"
Other new fires we're reported In the
Teton and Cavendish regions of Clear
water County. Idaho in Shoshone Coun-
ty, Idaho, and near Camden, Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Only u Dresses for Larger and Taller Women
So Come Early.
20 Chiffon Frocks, SIS
that aceye $3.50 10 $3.50

Thai we've 1JT.0U 10 b0T.1V
Printed chiffons fashioned to accent
slimness such lovely frocks for street
and afternoon wear attractiVely
trimmed with lace tiers, side draperies,
godets, vestees one and two piece
black. white, rose, orchid. beige. grey.
sizes 40ia to 48ta One-of-a-k kind.
Larger Women'S Fro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Shoe Bargains
OuOrrOU,

Opportunity to save on
shoes all kinds. white
for now. black and brown
Tor later. types for sports,
dress, evening.
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Glove Silk Underwear
Down to SO. 95
IS TO $40 garments

Travellers. college bound youth
Hurry in. here are opportu-
mites that come rarely.
Is Glove Silk Chemises Were $50
Lace trimmed tailored apph-
dued embroidered "a few Of each
pink peach . white . black,
10 Lovely Glove Silk Night Gowns
We're $500
Lace or net trimmed . also tailored 80.
Vionnet or round neckine.
Grey Shop~~SceoHd Fisor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Z Lace Dresses, $3.50
uere $3.50 to SOS

Dinner end evening gowns .exquiSitely
made d. uneven hem lines side
draperies tiny plaitings a few lace
Rnd~chiffon. orchid. blue, beige. tan,
black
Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
FOREST FIRES FLARE UP
AGAIN IN TIMBER REGION
Flames Rage in idaho and Wash
ington Woods-Not Under
Control Yet.

BY the Associated rress.
SPOKANE, Wash, August 22.-Half
a dozen forest fires have fiared up again,
after officials had thought most OF the
CONGREGATIONS we're controlled.
Clearwater Timber Protective Asso-
citation officials said that large fire
had broken out In heavily timbered
rc~ion between Peck and Ahsaka, In Nez
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22
Few Sportswear
Remnants
Prices WAY Down

Labor Day week end is but a
week off can you use a
new sportive garment
$3.50 and 5000 Jackets $685.
Smart, double breasted coats j..
green, flesh. mais for cooler
days! IA to 20.
3-Sl3.50 Pique Jackets. $3.50
Hip length . beautifully cut
and tailored sizes Is
is AZ
6-slO.sO and $3.50 Skirts. $3.50
Heavy crepe plated all
around white. flesh, mais.
$3.50 Flannel Skirts. S3.9S
Novelty button hip bands . :.
flesh. mats. blue.
lt-Si0.S0 and $3.50
Light or dark silk crepes
tailored and costume styles in the
group.
b--Sl9.s0 Tub Silk Blouses $3.50
Satins. crepes and silk pioue .
all washable . flesh and white
only.
Few $3.50 to SIS Sleeveless
dresses 49, AfsstU
Washable silk dresses In white,
flesh, green, orchid sizes
II. ..16...1S
3--Sl0.s0 Flannel
Ensembles ............. $3.50
One piece frocks monogram
=. long coats . mals.
s-$2s and 5000 Tailored
Frocks ...,.............. $3.50
ideally suited 10 the tailored
woman. white, rnais. blue
sizes "a 10 40.
4~--Sl0.S0 Long Sleeved
GfUCkA ..-s.t..t.s = +7t'sDu
One-piece long-sleeVed frocks
white. blue, yellow hand
hemstitched and appliqued
sizes "a to 40
Sboytswear Shob--FoDtth Floor
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SIS.
u ere $3.50 to SI3.SO

" ere SH.SU 10 yI2.W
80 pairs phite kid, linen,
buckskin operas pumps
straps Cuban. Spanish,
Junior Spanish heels.
u ere $40 10 slj.SD
500 pairs black and brown, pat
ent leather, satin. black and
brown kid pumps, ties, straps
all desirable heel types.
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u ere $40 10 slj.!sD


21S pairs OF odds and ends in
beige kid, grey kid, patent leather.
satin, grey kid and suede, silver
and gold slippers. Some of these
are sharworn Sorosis shoes, some
fehnished.
SiseS broken in all lots
bnt all sizes in The coli
lection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22

l-SOS.OO bldNh alIAC A0iAh SOdt'
galyak for shawl collar. size SO
handsome for every Summer
use. ............... 'soS'oV
4ES39. so Kasha Goats. tan, grey,
blue mole or fitch collars. sizes
80 and AZ. you'll enjoy these
coats in the Fall, too. $3.50
1-s69.50 Grey Brameena Coat. $.
ribbon trimmed. size Sc. ). charm
ingly youthful ......... $3.50
l-s4s.50 Black Flat Crepe Coat g..
grey squirrel collar. size 49,. Il.
newly arrived. very smart, $39.50
7-s4s.50 Transparent Velvst
Afternoon Wraps, mais, blue,
and green. sizes 36 and So. =.
velvet is the smartest thing foI
Fall. buy one for afternoon wear
now. :. wear it for evening
httL SoJs''V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22

Women. misses. juniors larger and taller
all the year through It's policy that everything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-22

the bargains And you'll find dresses to wear
thing is reserved. no matter how good the style