Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 23

TAR VICTIM BORED BY LONESOME CELL Right Name Terrell, West Vir- ginia Report, and Parents Urable to -Aid. Bpectal Dispatch to The Star. MYERSVILLE, Md., July 31.—With- out word as yet from her parents, in Martinsburg, W. Va. to whom she has been looking for $500 bail, Miss Dorothy Grandon, who was tarred and feathered here last week, continued | to occupy a cell in the county jail to- day. “I never harmed anybody, and I was cruelly mobbed, my clothing was torn away in the presence of laughing men, I was beaten to the ground and scalding tar was applied to my bare back,” she said today. “I was the victim, and I am the only one being punished.” The prisoner spoke of the fact that eight men, arrested in connection with the case, ‘Bad been released, as had Mrs. Mary Shank, wife of the man she is charged with “vampin assaulted and punished her. Miss Grandon has received several letters, but refuses to make their contents public. - . Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., July 31— So far as known, no efforts are being made here by the parents of Dorothy Grandon to obtain her release from the jail at Myersville, where she was the “victim of a tar-and-feather at- tack. Her father, John Terrell, cripple, and earns very meager p painting at odd jobs. Her right nam is Lorraine Terrell, according to Mar- tinsburg citizens, who claim to have identified her by pictures in news- papers, and she was a mill worker. It was reported here that she married six months ago at Hagerstown, Md. ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md., July 31 (Special). A committee, consisting of Judge Robert B. Peter of the circuit court, ‘William L Aud, chief of police; Pres- ton B. Ray, clerk of the circuit court, and Berry E. Clark, clerk to the coun- ty commissioners, has just completed the preparation of rules and regula- tions for the guidance of the Mont- gomery County police department. These will become effective when ap- proved by the county commissioners. The committee consuized District ot Columbia, Baltimore, New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey police and selecfed rules considered applica- ble to this county. The county commissioners, at the request of Chief of Police William L Aud. Bave had a portion of the Dbasement of the courthouse converted into a police headquarters. It is plan- ned to have some one on duty there at all hours. For patroling purposes the county will be divided into ten precincts, the boundaries of which are designated in the rules and regu- lations just prepared. At the request of Chief Aud, the county commissioners have appointed two additional members of the force— Dean Wilkerzon of Bethesda and Roy Snyder of flurtonsville. As is the case with the other members of the force, they will be provided with uni- forms and motor cycles. The new appointments increase the number of motor cycle policemen to seven, in addition to the chief. Arthur Ross, charged with operat- ing an automobile while under the influence of liquor, was absent when his case was called by Judge Samuel Riggs_yesterday and his collateral, $102.25, was forfeited. Others paying fines or forfeiting collaterals for vio- lations of the motor vehicle regula- Allan Thomas, $15; John Ritter, J. Meyerholt and R. W. Page, $7.50 each Rev. Nolan B. Harmon, j tions were pastor “DRESS WEL =/ -_— MEN’S of the Methodist Church, officlated at the marriage at his home here within the last few days of Joseph Masiello and Miss Georgia Rogers, Alexandria, Va., and Frank C. Groves of Remington, Va., and Miss Nellie Mae Field of Bealeton, Va. Sllas E. Huffer and Miss Evelyn M. Birch, both of Washington, were married here by Rev. S. J. Goode, pastor of the Chris- tian Church, at the parsanage. Fifteen hundred persons of this county and the District of Columbia attended the annual picnic and fes- tival for the benefit of historic St. John's Catholic Church, Forest Glen, held yesterday in the grove adjoining | the_church. was held. To make preparations for and look after the exhibits in the various de- partments at the annual fair to be held here August 19, 20, 21 and 22, di- rectors of the Montgomery ounty Agricultural Society, under auspices of which the fair will be held, have named superintendents as follows: Light Thomas 1. Fulks and Wi ; heavy draft horses, Whit In the evening a dance ; hogs and sheep, James (. Christopher land; main exhibition hall, Perrie Waters and Harry J. Hunt; transpor- tation, feed and stabling, Thomas L Fulks and James R. King lighting, Luther A. Hoellm and garden products, Turner fruits and dairy products, Adams; dogs, Harry J. Hunt. BREWERY LOSES PERMIT. The prohibition unit after a hear- Ing yesterday revoked the permit of the Pilsener Brewing Company of Hazleton, Pa., on the ground that it had turned out beer with too much holic_content TRY LEMON JUICE TO WHITEN SKIN The only harmless way to bleach the skin || white is to mix the|| juice of two lemons with three ounces of || Orchard White, which any druggist will sup-| | ply for a few cents. Shake well in a bot- tle, and you have a whole quarter-pint of the tnost wonderful skin whitener, soft- ener and beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon bleach into the face, neck, arms and hands. It can not irritate. Famous stage beauties use it to bring that clear, youthful skin and rosy-white complex- ion; also as a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. ¥ou must mix this remarkable lotion yourself. It cannot be bought ready to use because it acts best imme- diately after it is prepared. Orchard White In Place of Potatoes Mueller’s Macaroni instead of po- tatoes saves time, work, fuel and your hands. It cooks in Pminutes you can serve it in simple, easy ways—just as you de potatoes. Try it! MUELLER’'S MACARON | “with 0 Better Xt L—IT PAYS” WEAR Stock Clearing Sale All Summer Suits Substantially Reduced! $15 $20 and $25 21 ) ) both of | Herbert | | THE EVENING STAR, WAS Special ST IR IETT jxm F St N.W. IINGTON, D 9 Store Closed S Saturday Rebuilding operations are progressin, price inducements in every dcpa.nment these great Rebuilding Sales are hugmen Purchase Imported Beaded Bags $2.50 Handbags 95¢ $3.00 Handbags $1.95 450 in the lot HE many variations of these bags, made in the popular pouch, and sack styles, make an acquisition of at least one of them a desirable acces- sory to complete the sum- mer toilet. Represented in these four groups are bags of exquisite workmanship. One finds all colors, all shapes, all sizes— tops of finely worked fila- gree silver vie with those of silken drawstring. Linings in most of these bags are of heavy silk. Often the right dash of color cleverly used will complete an otherwise con- servative costume. A bag such as these will give that added charm. $5.00 Handbags 32.95 $7.50 Handbass $3.95 Jellefi's—Street Floor. Neckwear Samples A clean-up purchase of a prominent manu- facturer’s choicest samples—offered in this sale at practically original wholesale cost! And we picked the entire lot! We didn’t buy his entire line—only the most desirable items. Every piece care- fully selected with our knowledge of what our customers want, and need, to look an d feel fresh these sultry days. Altogether the most desirable assortment we have ever been in position to offer! Vestees, Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, Round Collars, V-shaped Co! llars, Boat Collars—Or- gandies, Fine Linens, Laces—some pleated, some tucked, others trimly tailored. Many pieces trimmed with real filet or Irish laces— others, again, have dainty touches of hand embroidery. Regular $125 Pieces, Regular $1.75 to $2.00 Pieces .. Regular $2.00 to $3.00 —Jelletrs, Sample Regular $3.00 !ne $3.75 $1.95 Regular $4.25 to $4.95 Pieces Regular $5.95 to $6.95 Street Floor. Blouses Of Regular $7.50 to $13.50 Lines Bought so advanta- geously that we can sell them at the amazing price of 35.95 D. C., THURSDAY, . : JULY 31, 1924, The August Fur Sale Begins Tomorrow— See Our Advertisement Combined —in a Big Friday Double Event—For Your Saving! ularly in the desirability of the merchandise! 1216 F St. N. 3 g with amazing speed—but not for a moment are we allowing business to halt. Irresistible keep the action steady and dependable. And now, when conditions are most advantageous, ted by many successful purchases of seasonable apparel at exceptionally favorable prices. We want our customers to have the full benefit, and tomorrow— Friday—the opportunity is presented! ° . § Economies substantially worth while—not in price only, but more partic Irene Castle’s New Fall Costumes for Misses Shown in Washington Exclusively at Jelleff’s Each of these new fall models reflects Irene Castle’s own faultless taste! been so lovely. THALIA o~ o e IRENE CASTLE CORTICELLY FASHIONS Another Big Never have the, In Paris Irene Castle herself selected styles for the fall “Irene-Castle-Corticelli” Fashions. Her selections for August have just been received, and are now being shown. In them you will find interpreted the charming new style notes from Paris —the long tunic effect — the & smart redingote that Paris finds so interesting—and all the other dclightful new touches so characteristic of Irene Castle. Realiz- ing the important role the material plays in the effect of-a style, Miss Castle always selects Corticelli Silks for the fashioning of her costumes. 3 really must see the entire collection ! At the Left— Pin tucking gives this lustrous Corticelli Satin Eldora Frock a particular interest and empha- sizes the loveliness of the mate- rial. At the Right— Corticelli Satin Tremaine. ial'—Misses’ Silk Frocks Special!'—Misses roc A purchase over which we are especially enthusi- astic! A note of clever line. Of lovely Printed portraying decidedly new potes in pleated, t embroidered and lace trimme effects—many w pleated aprons and panels. M W der Blue. Specially priced... JellefPs Mixxes' Shops, Third Floor. Purchase Extraordinary! $ 2.50 Only an out-of-the-ordinary purchase could make possible an offer of this kind! Cer- tainly it could not come at a more season- able time. Fascinating new Summer models, fresh from the designers’ hands— all expressing in their own individual way the approved symetrically — slender silhou- ette. We urge early attendance, however, as the qdantity is limited. Crepe de Chine and Flat Crepe in High Shades Only a Limited Quantity These Dresses are fashioned from Crepe de Chine and Flat Crepe of superb quality— in the wanted high shades of Tomato, Orchid, Jade, Peach, Maize, Rust, Apricot. They embody all manner of charming finishings—Ilace edgings or insertions, fine pleating in panels, tiers and apron effects. Sizes 36 to 40. Special, $12.50. —Jellef's, Women's Dresses, Fourth Floor. Purchase of Beautifully Made Silk Slips! | These are the identical that have been selling stores throughout the grades and styles at $5.00 in many $ 95 country—that is the price the manufacturer made them to retail at. Our price A purchase of the utmost impor: tance—for the Costume Slip has become We illustrate two representative styles—but you Irene Castle’s slender lines are emphasized by the long tunic front of this slim new frock of FELICIA oweor e IRENE CASTLE CORTICELLL FASHIONS Silk Stockings thatWear All-White and shades to match prac- tically any costume! Aside from the wonderful wear- ing qualities of Gold Stripe Silk Stockings, there is always the pleasant knowledge that in them you can always find just the right shade to match your cos- tume. And just now, when Fashion so strongly favors white, it is only a matter of course that we have Gold Stripe Stockings in White a-plenty— in all sizes. The silk used in Gold Stripe Stockings is 100% pure—hence their marvel- ous durability. The pat- ented “Gold Stripe” unfail- ingly stops garter-clasp “runs.” Prices now re- duced to— e e 51.35 $2.25 $2..50 Sheer Weights. Pair $2.75 Numbers—Sheer ‘Weight — All-sikk Special colors dyed to Garter Hem. Pair.. $275 Number—Regu- lar Weight—All- silk Garter Hem. A well known manufacturer, p.¢ who specializes in Blouses of the Vfi better kind only, sold us his en- Q tire Sample Line. The lot con- ? sists of exclusive styles that go particularly well with the modish pleated or wrap-around skirts, as, a warm-weather costume—or can be worn with stunning effect with your Fall Suit. order—no extra charge ~—Sold in Washington at Jellefl's Street Floor an indispensable undergarment! Made of especially fine quality Crepe de Chine, and finished with hemstitched tops and straps. Also of lus- trous Radium Silk. Styled on slenderizing lines, of course. All have 20-inch shadowproof hems. White, Flesh Color, Black and Navy. Special, $3.95." $10.00 Silk Slips $3.95 to $5 Underwear Envelope chemise, step- 52.95 Made of bridal satin.s 85 with band of French val 6' ins and vests of Radium or crepe de chine; tailored, hemstitched or embroidered styles. $2.00 Philippine Underwear A new lot—just arrived—and they are exquisite ex- amples of native handwork] Gowns and envelope chemise, $1 .59 ==Underwear Departmeat, Temporarily on Fourth Floor hand-scalloped and hand-embroidered yokes. Round, square or V neck gowns—chemise with straps or built-up shoulders. LJ . (] 7 Skirts—Rebuilding Clearance Sale! Newest Pleated and Wrap-around Styles—Sizes 28 to 36. $8.75 to $1450 ¢ 4 75 T, $13.75 to $22.50 g0 75 Skirts, now". . . . . Skirts, now . . .. ) Skirts of real style and 'Skiinsl' from pl&( 'dhigl}}:r 3 plad i priced lines — individuality qualityCsye ":“S]tz dispose styled and finely tailored. °_f the.m ?“'Ck’y‘ oshanara Canton crepes, fancy rosha- silks in light and dark grays nara, crepe de chines, flannels —Romaine silks in China red —in white and a wide choice —crepe de chines in medium of the season’s best plain gray—sitk alpaca in dark blue shades and combination color- —fancy silks and wool crepes ings. Many novel variations in a variety of new shades. of the following models: Knife Pleated Panel Pleated =3 Knife Pleats “Life-Long™ Pleats Box Pleated Box Pleats Wrap-arounds Palm Beach Suits Linen Sport Suits 312.50 $20 Mohair Suits #1550 $28 and $30 Tropical Worsted and Imported Linen Suits $18 Linen Suits 1 $25 Flannel and Mohair Suits $19:30 $35, $38 and $40 Hand-tailored Summer Worsted, Poplin Silk and Mohair Suits All 3-Piece Suits—less 13 ; . Alterations at Cost SIDNEY WEST 14th and G Streets Main 7120 DUNLAP HATS STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES Another Sale of Knickers New Lot, Just Arrived—and Specially Priced! lace, edged with dainty footing. 20-inch shadow- Satin, Net and Crepe de Chine fdus in proof hems. For the invigorating “out- doors,” knickers are an essential item in the smart woman’s wardrobe. For golfing, tennis, hiking, camping—they add much healthful enjoyment by the feel- ing of pleasant abandon they lend to their wearer. And the knickers in this special purchase Iot are tailored with pronounced style! We are selling them as we bought them—at substantial savings. $5.95 Golf Knickers of $9.95 Tweed, at —Jellef’s, Second Floor $5 and $6 Linen Knickers 34.35 Hiking Tweed Knickers, at Shrimp Pink, Powder Blue, Maize or All-white; braided or lace trimmed. Special at $5.95. Made to sell at $4.95 to $6.95 sell them tomorrow and distinctive style tendency. of exceptional quality Mohair, Ice- Choice of the following colors— Knickers fit practically any woman or miss. V-neck, Peter Pan and Collarless models; long, short or no sleeves. Embroidered, beaded, —Jellefs, Street Floor A special purchase that enables us to $3.95 at the low price of. . Every one interprets some new Coat, slip-over or jacquette models, with or without sleeves. Sweaters lands, Fiber, or Mohair and Fiber combined. > Buff, Orchid, Corn, Lanvin Green, French Blue or All-white. Sizes to Special, $3.95. . ——JellefPs, Street Floor.