Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 9

0 ' ter in feminine garl FINDS PLAYGROUND CHILDREN'S NEED U. S. Child Bureau Reports | Delinquents Live Far From Recreation. The following weekly notes on child | welfare topics have been compiled by the United States Children's Bhreau: | Eighty-eight of every 100 children brought before Juvenile Court officials | n Omaha live one-half mile or more from the nearest playground, accord ing to a study by Prof. T. E. Sullen Rer of the University of Omaba. 1a's juvenile delinquency rate for | 3.1 per cent, compared ! es of 3.8 for Washington, | Boston, and 1.2 for But- | Scouts, bet. ment of school laws. | Half Might Be Saved. | Half the toll of children killed by accidents in the United States might be saved by a campaign of safety edu cation in the ools, according to the of Casualty and tion have been pointed to stuc utes of ¥ dren 1 relating to chil created in 1923 t es and the District | o Columbia have similar commissions. Maryland Law Violated. One out of ten chil g in_ N estat visited by c - inspectors in 1924 was illeg Jloyed. The an- nual report o ate commission- er of labor and statistics points this out Decided reduction in infant mortal- ity rates in all sections of Mich is reported by Dr. director of the Child Hygiene Nursing mary of two-and- under the maternity In the northern ¢ mortality rate w ing this period. Infant Mortality Cut. nt mortality rate in Belgium 1,000 births in 19 Blanche M. lbfln?h State and Bureau of | Public Health | work | nd infanc; ct the maternal so lowered dur- per, rounced by the Belgian Chil Bureau. This figure is cont: with the 1 rate, which w and the ra or the years 1901-19 which was 147.7. The bureau attrib- utes the improvement in the rate to the work of the child welfare clinics and the various methods of teaching | infant hygiene to the general public, introduced during the war. The federal department of immi- gration of Canada has recently sued several mew regulations affect- ing juvenile immigration into the Dominion. The new regulations pro- vide that (1) there be a pre- liminary inspection a government inspector of the proposed home before placement of a child immigrant and a second visit within a month after placement; (2) no more subsidies will be granted for the transportation of children under 14 years of age: (3) the department will endeavor to decrease the present proportion of girls among juvenile immigrants. Hen Has Rooster Plumes. Dr. Harry Beal Torrey, lecturing at the Summer classes of the University of California, told the students that he had been able to grow rooster feathers on a hen and clothe a roos- The change was brought about by administering capsules containing thryroxin, he ex- plained. Dr. Torrey has devoted some years to the study of the thyroid and petuitary glands, and by control- ing the effects of the glands he has been able to change the pigment of the feathers, and by injectipg hor- mones into the blcod could make a chicken’s white feathers barred with black. Many mountain passes between Czechoslovakia and Poland that have been closed for railway traffic since | the war will probably be reopened | 8001, KAPLOWIT Z e INCORPO r21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST JULY CLEARANCE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BAND CONCERTS By the Army Music School Band; Willlam H. Santelmann, D. C, THURSDAY, 1925. FILIPINO ATTACKS GOV. WOOD’S POLICY BONDHOLDER GETS $5,000 FOR INVESTMENT OF $20 JULY 16, ing gazed over the crowd expectantly. | but no one responded. So far as is known, there is no rec- ord of names of owners of the bonds. Band, at Walter Reed General Hospital tomorrow at 6:30 p.m., senior band leader students con. ducting. March from “Tannhauser,” ‘Wagner Conducted by’ Staff Sergt. Jo- seph Dressler. "Il Guarany”. .Gomez \(‘Arnan Jusg for Overture, Fox-trot, WO o Solo for rnrnN Waves" yed by Conducted by Staff Sergt. Juan Mellado. Idyll, “The Glow Worm,” Lincke “Lucia .. Donizett} (first-class) Grand selection from di Lammermoo.”" Conducted by Pvt. Ernest B. Gentile. “Invitation a la Valse,” Von Weber “Pizzicato Polka Conducted by I . “Katinka,"” Friml “T'll See You in ns"" hn ‘Hostrauser's,” Lhamb!rs Conducted by Sergt. Henry Chura. “The Star Spangled Banner” Excerpts from (a) Fox-trot, My Dre: (b) March, * At Central High School tomor- 30 p.m., by the 13th Engi- Band, Warrant Officer R. ‘W. Treichel conducting. March, “Old Colonial”....Taylor Overture, “Tempelweihe,” Kelar-Bela “After Sunset,” Pryor Intermezzo, h, *The Banner" The Star Spangled Banner” sylvan Theater, Monument tonight at 7:30 o'clock, United States Marine 45 ¥ the PEACE STILL HOPED FOR - IN BRITISH COAL CRISIS Miners’ Refusal to Accept Court of Inquiry Not Expected to Halt Government Plan. By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 16.—The govern- ment apparently still has hepe of solving the coal crists, netwithstand- ing the mine workers' refusal to accept the proposed court of inquiry into their dispute with the mine own- ers. The court, it is believed, will be held whether the miners adhere to their refusal or reconsider their de- cision. The government could legally de- mand their attendance, but such a step is altogether unlikely. The own- ers profess to be willing to attend the court whether or not the miners do so. There is considerable opinion, in which the government is said to share, that the owners should suspend ra — and ogeing/ OME and the fireside and knit- ting for me now” you say to yourself regretfully—as you gaze at your r:u’hd]v qraym[ hair. But you're wrong. Brownatone, the vege- B recitciten et el Ee to hair and scalp that will quickly tint gray, faded or bleached hair amy shade. It's so easy to use that can apply it yourself, at home. The color is lasting and will not rub off or wash out. Two colors, shading from blonde to brunette—S0c and §1.50 at drug atores and toilet counters. Test bottle sent for 10c. The Kenton Pharmacal Co. 1514 Coppin Building, ~Covington, Ky. QUARANTEED MARMLE BROWNATONE TINTS GRAY MAIR ANY 3HADE RATED FASHIONS DE LUXE BELOW COST AND AT COST GCREATER BARGAINS ARE NOT POSSIBLE BEAUTIFUL APPAREL FOR TOWN, TRAVEL, SUMMER RESORTS, STEAMER, FOREIGN VACATIONS SPECIALIZED MODELS. FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE ALL STREET AND SPORTS DRESSES .. . . ALL HAND-TAILORED COATS AND SUITS & ALL ENSEMBLES, BEAUTIFUL. MODELS . - ALL EVENING, DINNER AND AFTERNOON GOWNS, INDIVIDUAL MODELS OF GREAT B STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M. PLEASE: COME. AS' EABLY AS" YOU CAN %€ WAsHINGTON @@@ SILK STORE 2 INC. Great Remnant Sale / @ 24 1114 G St. N.W. Over 1,000 Yards, o | s LA DR Y ) A great variety of the Printed Crepes, Brocaded Charmeuse, Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Novelty W (hm( Messalines, Eponge, and many others. An exce blacks four yar: 7 . 19¢ to $2.98 Yd. Former Prices, 79¢ to $5.98 Yard flfi‘d whites, in lengths of from one-half-to OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 560 0 106,60 06160 o . $1475 TO $24 $15 TO 23 $235 TO $45 EAUTY $25, $35 TO $53 EXTRA SALESWOMEN Phone Main 8306 Ranging in Price wanted fabrics, including Crepes, Taffetas, Satin, Satin Crepes, Flat Crepes,’ eaves, Tub Silks, Satin de Figured and Plain Ratine, llent range of colors, also 3@@@@@@@@@ Taylor Branson, second Says General Has Incited Greater Militancy in “Struggle for Freedom.” polka de concert .. . By the Associated Press Musiclan John White, R o e » “La Forza del Des- ntos, secretary to Pedro Gue- , one of the two Philippine com- foners, declared here that Gov Gen. Wood of the has Philippines caused the Filipinos “to be r tant in their struggle for Addressing the Rotary ( Mr. Santos reviewed the history ’ the Filipinos’ move for independe; and asserted that Gen. Wood has demonstrated “how it Is possible for a governor general to defeat the intent and purpose of Congress,” and in so doing *he has aroused the national teeling and pride of the Filipinos.” “To advocate perpetual retention, he said, “is idle talk. The desire fo independence is too deep rooted in the hearts of the Filipino people, and it is becoming more 80 with new genera tions. Nothing short of independence will satisfy the Filipino people, and it Is very ceftain that a backward step will only result in more restlessness and endless agitation.” . “Silhouettes” . Spanish, (b) Fre Italian, (d) American, (e) Irish. “The Star Spangled Banner.” By, the Army Music School Band, at Tuberculosis Hospital, Fourteenth and Upshur streets, tonight at 7 o'clock, senfor band- leader students ~ conducting; Capt. R. G. Sherman, comman: dant; Willam C. White, princt- pal of music. March from “Tannhauser,” Wagner (Conducted by Staff Sergt. Jo- seph’ Dressler.) Overture. “Il Guarany"..Gomez Fox-trot, “Yearning Just for You" . Solo for cornet, Waves” ... (Played by Staff Sergt. Jnseph Svec, condéicted by Staff Sergt. Juan Mellado.) 1ayl, “The Glow Worm"..Lincke Grand selection from ‘Lucia dl Lammermoor” . ..Donizetti (Conducted by Pvt. (1st class) Ernest B. Gentile.) “Invitation a la Valse,” Von Weber A woman- suffrage bill has been presented to the Argentine chamber of deputies. “Plzzicato Polka” ......Strauss (Conducted by Serxt Eugene J. Papl.) atinka”..Friml ‘Il See You in :Kahn Excerpts from (a) Fox trot My Dream: (b) March, “Hostrauser Chambers (Conducted hy Sern Henry WILKINS “The Star spangled Banner." BREAKFAST or withdraw their proposals for lower wages or longer hours so that the in- quiry can start entirely unfettered. . | Holder of New Orleans Municipal Quieenie Slaughter, a 15-year-old girl | guide of Portsmouth, England, re cently made her third rescue from | drowning when she jumped into the harbor, fully dressed, and saved a| child who had been carried out by the | tide while paddling. Security Wins Prize in Lottery, But Cannot Be Found. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, La., July 16.— v without the owner's knowl- an unidentified holder of a $20 municipal bond issued by the city of | New Orleans in 1875 is $5,000 richer today. The city, in a financing issue total- ing $20,000,000, sold ““premium bonds," with the premiums to be awarded by , in that vear. Today, redeem- ing the final §200,000 of the bonds, the city held its last public lottery and distributed $50,000 in premiums, With the 10,000 bonds thus called in 1,176 premiums were from to the 00 capital prize. The drawings were mada by two children from an orphanage. Number 191-096, drawn toward the close of the lottery, won the capital prize. Officials in charge of the d edge, BLEMISHES GONE/ a new beauty re- ‘mains. A pure, vel- vety, soft skin free from complexion ills. Its nstringent action counteracts wrinkles, flabbiness, undue redn:su Send 1cc. for Trial Size Ford. T. Hopkins & Son, New York City Let Us Submit Esti- mates of Factory | Made to | Measure — 1@ Iszo 13th St NW. || Phones Jiin 3’5‘531 W. STOKES SAMMONS, Proprietor Sailors’ Use of 0dd Words. Prot. George T. Flom of the Unl- versity of Illinois says that the reason saiflors use such strange and odd words 18 traceable to the mystery of the sea and fhe sailors' fear of the mysterious power of the sea. Uncom- mon words are employed to cope with the feeling that they are intruders in a realm ruled over by powers more mysterious and terrible ‘than any on earth. Try It Iced— DOUBLE STRENGTH WITH REAL CREAM Wrecking Remnants Our Usual Friday Stock-Clearing Sale These busy days of our “July Co-operative Merchandising Event"—make remnants rapidly in the most popular lines. All such are gathered in a special group for Friday choosing at a further concession in price because sizes are broken— 7-85 ' White, Black, Tan, Patent Leather, etc. You will probably find every size in the combined lots. Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F Street YOUNG FOLKS AND YDWIIfUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN F at Tenth St. Last Minute Bargains from our MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE 30—$10.95 to $20 Silk and Flannel Frocks . All Philippine Handmade Underwear Every Step-In Set s YORP 95¢ Pty S1295 Every Silk Gown, Teddy and Step-ia %‘ OF F Every Coat and Ensemble Suit............... %OFF 300 puiul;:'ll::;l-f shioned Perfect $1'25 $295 ad 3350 - $1.35 Every Child’s Bathing Suit ............. %OFF Every Girl's Summer Hat ................... %OFF [« /7 R I SO e e % OFF All Sweaters, to close out .... 0Qdd lot Brassieres and Corsele (broken sizes) . % All Bathing Suits . ... Every Vogue apd Value Frock, formerly $18 and $20... 250 of our Better Grade Dresses. .. % % oj———|g|c——=—aj——=—=0 bilipsborn 608 to 6i4 ELEVENTH ST, [e—=[b]—=0]—=0] REMARKABLE VALUES In This Season’s Smart LOW SHOES 800 Pairs Higher Priced Styles NOW 800 pairs of this season’s styles in women’s smart low shoes in straps, sandals, ties, in black satin, tan calf, patent kid, blond kid, blonde satin, and every other wanted material are offered in this great group at the reduced price of $4.75. Here are shoes that afford unusual savings on quality as well as smart footwear. 480 Pairs Higher Priced Styles REDUCED TO 480 pairs of short lots in this season’s higher priced styles are offered in this 85 group for quick selling. Choice ° of straps, pumps and ties in patent kid, black satin, black suede, white kid, in every wanted heel. At this low price of $3.85 you will want at least one or more pairs on seeing them. eIl Friday Shofifiers Should by All Means See These Wonderful Values jol———Jo|———|a|c——2|q] Semi-Annual ‘Mark-Down Sale! of White Shoes $8.75 Were 12.50—13.50—15.00 Beginning tomorrow our entire stock of high-grade white footwear will be placed on sale at one price. White kid—reignskin —High and low heel. Stetson Shoe Shop Mark-Down Sale Thirteen-Five F Street Semi-Annual In Our Women’s Department TUB" SILK - DRESSES Knox Straw Hats Balbriggan Suits Jersey Dresses Flannel Dresses Tailored Suits Ensemble Suits AT GREATLY REDUC B PRICES Raleigh Haberdasher Inc. Thirteen Ten F Street e O3 Socwy Colonial Pattern - Enghsh Porcelain An attractivé pattern that is available in Open Stock—and at a glance, the moderate prices of a few combmatlons will be noted below— ..$29.50 ..-$6.85 97-piece Dinner Set. .. 23-piece Tea Set...... Dinner Plates, dozen. ... .. ..$4.50 Teacups and Saucers, doz...$4.00 Tea Plates, dozen.......... $3.00 [ Bread and Butter Plates....$2.00 DULIN & MARTIN (@ 1215~1217 F Street and 1214 101218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August An Event of Unusual Bargain Importance Clearance Sale of Exclusive Silk Dresses Including Prints, Stripes, Plain Crepes and Satins At$8.90 The assortment you’'ll find embracing a wide variety of charming styles—exceedingly popular models—but compris- ing very few duplicates. Such Dresses as these seldom find their way to the bargain racks—and never at such a price as $8.90. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes —In a Galaxy of gay and staple Colorings. Quality! And Value! Every thread perfect, and every “At a Price” $1. 15 pair guaranteed. Pure Thread Lido Hose sold exclusively at Stevens Silk Hose Of sheer weight, and full fash- ioned.