Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1925, Page 14

_ IMAGCABEE PARADE 0 HAVE 2500 CARS Cabifiet Members and Other Officials Will Review Pro- cession Monday. More than 00 automobiles carry- ing membrs of the Order of the Mac- a number of elaborately decorated floats depicting States from which the bees come, will pass up Pennsylvania avenue at 2 welock 1 review before the supre nder, A. W. Frye of Detroit, and other Maccabee officials. Two members of the cabinet and other high Government officials, mem. the Senate and House, and States also are expected to be in the feviewing stand, which will be located at the south end of the Tre iry Building, Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. he mammoth parade, headed by an 3 ted police, will move 1 avenue northeast tol grounds to Peace 1 then toward the Treas- the reviewing stand, the sceed up Executive place avenue, go west to . then south to the n Auditorium. 1 class of more will be initiated nal order at the Audi- cabees, and visting Macc bers of v bands, . includ- the direction of Roy Berryhill llywood, Calif., which will lead tion from that State, will ovide music during the parade. Efforts are being made by Maccabee fals to have a half holiday in the svernment departments granted on the day of the par PAY FIGHT HITS THEATERS Musicians and Stage Hands in Bal- timore Deadlock. 1 Dispatch to The Star. ALTIMORE, - July 15—All Balti- imate theaters may be the coming season. ne known vesterday when Manager’s Association that it was hopelessly with the Musical Union Hands’ Union over the laries. ‘Unless some compromise can be effected with the two unions not a 1 Baltimore will open during ason,” said one of the vage scales are n, while the s ranging ncrease t has been offered to both ions and en declined. Veteran Dies of War Wounds. Special Dispatch to The Star. Va., July 15.—Mer- died at the State ton, from injuries sustaine nce during the World War. Whi ance he was in an gxplosion and upon another occasion ed. He returned after the resumed his duties as an on_the Baltimore and Ohio His mother, two brothers and flve siste urvive. b1 Tk i i1 vin O. Miller, 3 Hospital, at_W 1 AR A hthththththththththththththth ‘ THE EVENING’ Arranging Convention Upper: S. W. Hall, supervising deputy in charge of the District of Columbia, Maccabees. Lower: Renne P. Kuntz, supervising deputy, general chairman of the con- vention. Rain Helps Virginia Crops. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, July 15.—Reports re- ceived from an 80-mile area are to the effect that Monday's rain was the heaviest which has fallen since May 1 and that crops and other vegeta- tion have been greatly benefited. Three houses were struck by light- PIMPLES A YEAR All Over Face, Hands and Arms. Cuticura Heals. “1 sutfered with pimples and blackheads for a year. The pim- ples were hard, large and red, and were scattered all over my face, hands and arms. My scalp itched and burned all the time and caused many restless nights. My hair was dry and dead looking and came out in handfuls when combed. ““A friend told me about Cuticura and after using three cakes of Cuti- cura Soap and two boxes of Cuti- cura Ointment I was healed.” (Signed) Miss Lucille Thomas, Box 132, Jasper, Ala. Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum to keep your skin clear. S-lle.. Olnn;l-llxnll-:. Talcum e Sold “Sioa Tuvecatoria, Dt . Mbien, ase™ B~ Cuticura Shaving Stick 25e. LEARANCE! Our Store-wide Clearance Sale is now on!! The many attractive items of men’s furnishings necessary for Summer wear have been reduced drastically for quick disposal. The quality of our merchandise is up to the high standard always main- tained here; the new prices themselves. SUITS Nationally known that formerly sold to— SUITS ° Nationally known that formerly sold 0 o0 o% o o0 o XTI 53 3 . . s O o% o% o% EXTXZTT XD e to— TR X S S 2o KX 0, L 90 o XIXTXL)> Q o o% o% o XEXTXTXDS In Shepherd Plaid, XX sport occasions. values. Special— $8.50 9 o0 o0 o CIXIXIXIN 9, *8 .0 S %0 o aXTX3 To help you enjoy trip. Sizes 34 to 37. $20 and $25 values. 2, Xa ®o o% o XIXTXD 0, IXT * % Men’s Pajamas $35.00. Specially reduced $45.00. Specially reduced what you. need for all i $16.50 21Tropical Suits and Kool Kloths 21 of them at this price— speak “for 27 '33° suits up to sujts up to Our Stock of High-Grade STRAW HATS 6 Sport Coats Bankok Hat In the house, regardless of former prices. S pe cial clearance price— $2.95 Rockingchair Union Suits Unexcelled for comfort and coolness. Buy several pairs at this low price— '$1.00 Golf Hose In all colors. Correct at- tire helps to make correct scores. Special— just your $15, Only oL HERZOG ¥ Street afOth. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, FGHT OVER SLE AND U OFGERVS Chicago’s Battle Between Law and Science Foreshad- will prove a serious obstacle to teach- ing and will retard scientific progress. Such ordinances are futile and tend to break down respect for the law.” The ordinance in question would re- quire persons other than health offi- cers who buy, sell, or handle infec- tious disease cultures under any con- ditions to be licensed by the city health commissioner. All such per- sons, -including students, would have to pay $1 license fee. The disclosure was madg during the development of the Shepherd case that deadly germs were obtainable in a great many laboratories throughout makers to be disturbed over the possi- bility of irresponsible persons obtain- | ing disease cultures to be used for whatever nefarious , purpose they might have. The possibility of a gen- eral epidemic of deadly disease through careless distribution of germs even was stressed. Demand arose for some city action to regulate the traffic in disease cul- tures, and until now the move met little ‘opposition. Scientists, however, after seeing what some lay inidviduals can start when they get to legislating want to take no chances. They pre- fer to have even regulation of germ ods Far-Reaching Sequel. By Consolidated Preas CHICAGO, July 15.—A battle be- tween law and sience, somewhat over- shadowed by the doings at Dayton, but. still with the probability of fa reaching consequences, is going on here, engendered by the attempts of the municipal council to regulate the use and sale of dangerous germs. Ease with which death-dealing bac- teria could be propagated and distrib- uted completely outside the law was emphasized by disclosures during the famous Shepherd case. The result was that the city council decided to do something to put a stop to practices which opened the way to use of disease germs for criminal purposes. Action on the proposed germ-regu- lating ordinance is scheduled for this week. Today, however, the -city's leading scientists are up in arms. They want unrestricted freedom to handle and distribute deadly germs as their professional practices warrant, without any interference of the law. Scientists Appeal to Council. Prominent heads of medical schools here and leading local scientists who made up the advisory board of the health department sent the following resolution to the council. “It is the sense of the committee that the control of the distribution of pathogenio cultures among the labora- torles, universities and research in- stitutions by ordinance is impractical, and the attempt so to control them Window Shades If you'll get our estimate we'll ret your order A Better Shade For Less Money. C DEVITT Main 8211 for Estimates 1217 F St.. Dulin & Martin Bldg. 2% 3% 4% Every department ready with both NEW and July Clearance Apparel for tom the city. This caused the city law- les left to themselves. O L2 We Pay You on your DAILY BALANCES Interest on checking accounts on daily balances— com- pounded monthly. Interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly. Interest on special savings cer- tificates — compounded semi- annually. | The Munsey Trust Co. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. Store your JFurs — it's not too late! and ahead! remodeling! For Friday Only! Light Surhmertime Hats reduced to clear at $9.95 It shouldn't take more than one day to clear these stunning hats! They are large transparent hats in dress and tailored models—hats that seem impossible at so low a price! And small, snug-fitting hats, too, at the same low pricel At only $295—you can_add two or three of them to your Summer mil- linery at very little expense! Millinery—Third Floor Lace Tunics, $8.95 Make a frock when worn over a silk slip! These Tunics are of cream-color face and net combined, and offer two unusually attractive styles. Cotton Blouses, $1.95 Frill Models! Short Sleeves! English broadcloth and white voile of a fine quality arc their fabrics. The voiles are trimmed with laces and feature the charming frill models with short sleeves. $14.75 Printed Georgette Crepe Tunics, $10.75 Three models for your choice—in the season’s favored prints, They are 45 inches long—wonderful values. Blouse Shop—Street Floor Former $5, $7.50 and $9 Corsettes, $4.95 . Odd sizes of well known makes, in- cluding Nature’s Rival, Boyishform, De Bevoise and Loversform—some without bones—have been grouped at this low price to clear. g . Made of pink or white satin, or pink broche. Sizes 32, 34, 38, 40, 42. $3.5C, $3 and $2.50 Nature’s Rival Corsettes, $1.95 0dd size Corsettes, with side- fastening, bone back and front make up this group. Of pink broche. 2 pairs of hose supporters. Sizes 32, Corsettes—Third Floor models choice! For Larger Women We Have Taken From Our Regular Stocks This Group of Higher Priced Silk Dresses And Reduced Them to the Clearance Price of 5187 They're of excellent qualities of radium and printed crepe. They include fize qualities of radium and printed silks; navy blue and black georgettes; wash silks in a large variety of patterns; and the better qualities of Jace-trimmed and beaded voiles. % The colors are: Blue and tan, navy and red, all black, all navy, stripes and small printed designs in generous variety. Sizes 40% to 50%. Voile Wash Dresses $1 2.75 Straightline, lace-trimmed or strictly tailored models make up this assortment, greatly reduced for disposal. They're in a variety of printed designs, and include very*attractive dotted Normandies. Choose from black and white. navy and tan, tan and blue, peach, French blue; white, rose and White, green and white. Sizes 38% to 50%. Specialized Shop for Larger and Taller Women —Second Floor long _ hot One of many smart Misses’ Shop! other styles for your We still have space, months We also do expert are 1216 F St N.W. NEW! Yet Clearance Priced! JULY 15, 1925, 3 White Shoes Dress Shocs Sport Shoes Novelty Slippers Everything n Footwear CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Final Wind-Up of Artcraft’s ARTCRAFT FOOTWEARA 1311 -F- STREETP Mid-Summer Clearance Sale Exclusive models of the season’s smartest ‘5@ Lowest Prices, Yes! And low prices at Artcraft mean a genuine oppor- tunity in every sense of the word, for herc are gath- ered the very best designs of the day. And rcmen ber that you must shop early for the sale will <00 be history. z 2 Others, 7.85—9.85 foot- F q€l k us about Vanity Silk striped) ! rters We are head- in Washington for coolest of Silk Under- That’s the story of this big Summer Dress Event for tomorrow! Tomorrow—a selling of Women’s and Misses’ Printed Crepe de Chine DRESSES Women’s Sizes—36 to 42— to be found on Second Floor. Misses’ Sizes—14, 16 and 18— to be found on Third Floor. $18.75 When a manufacturer, clearing out his Sum- mer stocks of fine printed silk dresses, offered these at low clearance prices, we bought them im- mediately, and tomorrow offer them to you at a price proportionately low! These lovely frocks are in every way worthy to bear the Jelleff name. Almost unlimited choice of beautiful STYLES Jabots—Panels—Tiers Clever Apron Fronts Round Necks—V Necks Sleeveless Models Elbow Sleeves—Cap Sleeves —and many other style niceties, too numerous to mention! small! And every sort of pattern—large and All are cool, Summery—models that will cause tremendous enthusiasm! Colorings are the gay tints of Summer, as well as the season’s our Many favorites among the deeper shades! Be sure to see these dresses tomorrow! An early choice is the best choice! our Shop as charming! e Tomorrow! Special preparations have been made to make tomorrow a great day of value-giving in the Underwear Shops. Many unusual values—not only from our July Clearance now in progress, but chiefly new shipments such as those described below—have been as- sembled for those who shop here to- morrow! New! Glove Silk Vests, $1.50 Attractive Tailored Vests—full length and reinforced under the arms—go at this price Thursda They have the tailored top ot strap. In flesh color, white, nile green, peach, orchid and maize. New! Glove Silk Step-Ins, $1.95 Of an extraordinarily fine quality of glove si a low price. They're cut full width, and offer a color choice of flesh ~color, peach. orchid, nile green and maize. All new! Hand-made Step-Ins, $1.25 Fine Quality Nainsook Step-ins with embroidered dots or inserts of Irish crochet Jace in the corners They're also neatly edged with at- tractive lace! All new! New Silk SLIPS, $5 Crepe de chine and radium silk of superior qualities make these ex- ceptional values. All have her stitched band tops. One model of radium silk is beautifully edged with filet lace. All have the deep shadow hems, and they offer a choice of flesh cofor and white. Hand-Made Gowns $ 1 .95 Hand-Made Slips NEW and Special! These are truly extraordinary values and merit special attention. Both gowns and slips are made entirely by hand, of a fine quality nainsook, with beautiful handdrawn work and em- broidery. The gowns may be had with or without sleeves. The slips are edged with narrow filet or Irish lace and have shadowproof hems. You will do well to purchase several of these gowns and slips while the opportunity is herel Slips—Street Floor Underwear—Third Floor Women's Dress choos: i Absolute Clearance of 50 Women’s Fine Coats Formerly $59.50 to $125; Reduced to $ In Four Desirable Groups DRESSY COATS Beautifully trimmed with monkey fur, badger and fox borders. Materials offer a choice of fine twills, and .luxurious Joseena, Jeweltone and Suedebloom. Beautiful shades of amber, bambino, chili, rose, tan, navy blue and black—your choice, $45. WOOLTEX COATS - Smart Tailored Coats—the sort that have made the name WOOLTEX a synonym of smart style combined with amazing wearing qualities—make up this group of twill coats. They're in navy and black, and have Summer-weight squirrel collars. TAILORED TWILLS - Smart Twill Coats with detachable fox collars, in navy, black and tan— wonderful values at $45. Dressy Silk Coats of bengaline, faille and brocaded silk and satin— beautifully bordered with fox, monkey and fitch furs are also reduced to $45. In cocoa, blonde and black. SPORTS COATS The better grades of Sports Coats, in the smartest of materials—imported tweeds, diagonal coverts and mixtures, are now only $45. Your choice of straightline and swagger models—in gray, green, rust and tan. Women’s Coats—Second Floor. DOWNSTAIRS Tomorrow—These Smart, NEW Printed Crepe De Chine Frocks /‘ $19.75 w 12= i clearing away his Summer stock—and so |! ,i ,i l' i fyl , offered tomorrow at far below the usual prices for these dresses! Cheerful, gay, colorful prints—in a host of delightful patterns! They are sure of enthugiastic shoppers! A Dozen Charming Styles Straightline models that give lissome grace to the figure! Styles that look as cool and refreshing as a dress can look! Pictured is one model that gives only a glimpse of what to expect tomorrow! Be sure to make your choice early! Sizes 16 to 42. Bought from a manufacturer who was y Scores of other styles to Inexpensive Dress Shop—Downstairs. choose from!