Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1925, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. JULY 26, 1925—PART 1. VETERANS TOASK 1 e MERGER OF BODIES Of Army, Retired| Organizations Want United “Handy Andy” of West Point Famous for Re- i Action to Push Work for 2 Preferment. $2 Mattress Covers Full double-bed size only, made of unbleached cotton sl -39 EKONOMY KOLUMN Hair Switches, $1.75 Our $2.50 Switches, In 24-Inch length. Three separate stem styles in all shades. Street Floor Baby Yokes, 15¢ Embroidered Yokes, in round style, finished at neck Street Floor Circular Tabs, 39¢ Yard Fine lace, in white, cream and ecru, for frocks and blouses. Street Floor Streamer Silk Ties, 49c Black and colors, in 1%-yard lengths. Summer’s newest dress fashion. Street Floor B Women’s Vests, 10c Pink and white, in size 38 only. A wonderful value for those who can wear this size. Street Floor Infants’ Vests, 17¢ 3 for 50c 3 - X Low neck and sleeves. Sizes to : \ iy trect 13 Models Window > Union Suits, 50c and 55¢ skelchcd < ;\'omeir)"s;;(fiu)ar and extra size ) |/ suits, wi ce top and shell Display - tight knee. Forest Mills brand. : d 350 Handbags —go on sale tomorrow for first time at new low price. Good quality leather, including patent; all the shapes and colors that are proving so popular, $1 and $1.50 values..... for protecting your mattress ... Street Floor lief Work. Col. Hugh J. Gallagher, who for 30 years was ‘“emergency man" for the Avowedly c a for the purpose of | Army Quartermaster Corps, was re- erystallizing the sentiment of the sev- tired ‘yesterday .exal vete organizations represent- after 45 years o ed in Washington on the administra active service, at tion of the various veterans’ prefer- & the age limit of ment acts, members of six veterans’ 2% |64 vears, the War organizations will attend a meeting Department has next Wednes night with the in- announced tention of s campaign which C ol. Gallagher, will be carried before Congress in De- whose last assign- cember, in which the veterans will ment was as com- be joined by an organization of thou- mandant. of the sands of ( nment employes. Army supply base The paramount issue before the vet- at Brooklyn, was erans’ joint committee, to be appointed honorably men- by the several veterans’ organizations tioned many times when it meets at the District Build- in Army dispatch- i . will be the status . es. He achleved inistrati of the preferment - s fame in 1902 by garding veterans of the several T rushing relief to . wars of the United States now in the | COL. GALLAGHER. the scene of the Government service. But the deeper Martinique disas- issue of a proposed consolidation of | ter, when Mount Pelee buried 30,000 ee personnel agencies bf the | persons. z ment with the Civil Service| Col. Gallagher was chief in charge er to secure greater | of supplies under the late Gen. Nelson nment and better Miles in his Indian campaigns treatment for veterans, will come up, chief commissary for Maj. mnd the committee wi ed to Shafter in Cuba: chief supply take the initial step which will in-| of for Lieut. Gen. Chaffee in Stitute 4 campaign toward this end. and chief purchasing agent for The camp: is bel pushed the Panama Canal Commission the American Legion. It has the bac He was called West Point’s “Handy ing of the National Federation of and was a membep of the Federal Employes, and the District Academy. department of the Legion plans to| make it a national affair by the pas sage of resolutions seeking such con eolidation at the Le m ‘vention in October Sale Starts Tomorrow Morning—400 en’s and Misses’ Dresses $6 to $10 Values The Smartest Summer Styles LR LR R SRR R LR R AR R R LR R R LR LY Regular sizes, 50c; extra sizes, Street Floor Women’s Pants, 50c Extra size, with shell or tight knee. Double extra size with Those wonderful silk cretonnes ; with attractive collars that are prov- , e ing so popular—then, too, there are satinette, genuine Shantungs, gen- uine pongees, stripe tub silks, fine voiles and cotton crepes. Sizes 36 to 50. - Agencies Hamper Work. Belleving that administration of the vetera preferment act is being hampered by the multiplicity of per: sonnel agencies—namely, the Bureau vof Efficiency, the Personnel Classifi- CATHOLICPLCAINS s FLOGKTOSHRE “the District Legion has mapped out | Gather in Canadian City to & campaign that will ca the fight for consolidation of se three bodies Honor Feast Day of Saint Anne. With Coupon Only Octagon Scouring Cleanser 3 Cans for 15¢ Silk Socks, 39¢ Children’s Thread Silk Seven- eighths Socks, in white and peach. Richelieu ribbed. Seconds of $1 grade. with the Civil Service Commission before Congre: The campaign will become one of the lively issues of the next Congress, according to plans mapped out by the Legion and the Government nployes’ Federation. Resolutions urging the abolishment ©f the Bureau of Efficlency and the Personnel Classification Board have @lready been before the National Fed- ®ration of Federal Emploves Although the veterans are primarily Interested in benefits to their com rades in the Government service they belleve that the proposed amalgama- .tion will result 1 savings in money to the Government and more efficient handling of personnel mat- ters. Under the proposed scheme, instead ©f a Government emplove being rated by the Bureau of Efficlency, classified by the Personnel ( on Board and awarded compensation in ¢ by the United Compensation Comn c believe all these activities should be handled by one Government agency—the Civil Service Commission. What TomorrowMeans to You BY MARY BLAKE. Leo. Tomorrow’s planetary aspects are By Consolidated Press STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE, Que- bec, July 25—Catholic pilgrims from all parts of the United States and Can- a poured in to this town of miracles today, to be present for the greatest day of the year at the famous shrine of Ste. Anne, the feast of Ste. Anne, on July 26, when, according to veri- fied records, preserved by the priests charge, miraculous cures of the sick reach their height. Pilgrims who have not visited the shrine in the last three years found a great change, for in March, 1922, the magnificent basilica which housed the shrine was destroyed by flames. The sacred relic, a part of the arm of Ste. Anne, was saved, however, and re- poses in a temporary structure pend- ing erection of a great new basilica, which is now planned. And it is for the sake of this relic | that the maimed, the halt and the blind have come to Ste. Anne de Beaupre for years. Each year brings additional testi- monials from persons who have been helped at the shrine, these testimo- Drastic Reduction Summer Wash Goods 50c Printed Voile 39 in. wide. A good quality, two-ply Voile in beautiful printed effects such as printed foulard patterns, floral patterns, small fig- ured patterns and scroll designs, in most all colors in light and dark creations. e Infants’ S| v s Infants’ Shirts, L. N. ¥N.S. Sizes to 3 vears. ... 17c for 50c Street Floor Women's Pants, irregulars, ex- tra size shell or tight knee; double extra size, in tight knee G S o5 oo 50c Street Fioor Children’s Mercerized Socks, with fane; colored payon top, H']'xu’ plain socks in dark shadesT perfect and irregu- faps 2t e Ee e 3 for 0c Street Floor _ Children’s Perfect Short Rayon Silk afll‘k.\. light and dark shades, )k.vfih Rlaycrnbso(‘k! in light and shades; broken sizes. e 29c Street ¥ Women's Vest, pink and white; size 35: perfect..... 10c : Street Floor Women's Forest Mills Bodice Top Union Suit, shell or tight knee. Regular size 50c, EE extra size . X3 Women's Bodice Top Sgc Athletic Union Suit; pink Street Floor nch Fine Swiss Emb ered Baby Flouncing, with set on 3inch ruffie. Sse value. 4@ Street Floor 36-inch Embroidered Voile, solid colors, embroidered in white, for tunics dresses. $1.59 value. Yard 85¢c, Street Floor Lace Bands and Edges, in cream, white, ecru; 2 to 8 inches wide: fine and heavy mesh. 45 Value 59¢ to 98c vard. Yd c Street Floor Baby Yokes with sleeves, fin- ished neck with val lace; 3 gc Street Floor Val Lace, in cream and white; 1 to 1% inches wide. 5 12 Yards for 50c Street Floor 24-inch 3 Separate Stems, Many Hair Switches, in all Street Floor Boys’ Golf Socks, 59¢ Irregulars of $1.19 quality. All colors, with fancy cuff. Street Floor 7-8 Rayon Socks, 29¢ All colors: in broken sizes; ir- regulars. Also Perfect Rayon Socks, short length, in all colors; light and dark shades. Street Floor Union Suits, 59¢ Women's Athletic Union Suits in pink. with bodice top. A com- fortable undergarment for hot- weather wear Street Floor 40c Checked Dimity, 19¢ Yd. 36 inches wide. e Checked Dimity; in navy, light blue and flesh. Street Floor 25¢ Dress Gingham 12%c Yd. Fast-color checks, stripes and plaids, in attractive patterns and colors! Street Floor shades to match. $2.98 SI 75 quite adverse until after midday,|nials always being unsolicited. when they assume a more favorable Says Eyes Were Cured. character, and, in the evening, be- 3 2 2 \come excellent, with very stimuiating| ,And each year the great pyramids Vibrations. Notwithstanding the um|0f crutches, bandages and other sur- propitious atmosphere that prevalls|gical appliances abandoned by pil- during the morning you will experi.|SFims. grow higher it a urge 1o ‘accompliéh| ©One of the pilgrims returning this take decisiohs ot a|vear stated she had been practically ature. ‘This|blind for 12 years. She made several bed, und al | Pilgrimages to the shrine and each action, especially if of an aggressive | Year her eyes showed some improve- Xind, postponed until later on in the |Ment. Last vear, just about the time day. Impulse must be restrained and | Of the close of her novena, she read impatience checked. Once this un.|a letter. Since then there has been a rertain period is passed you can give |decided improvement and today this free rein to your plans, provided|Woman reads for hours at a time. An- always they do not savor of risk or|Other woman returning this year car- hazard. ried crutches for several years, and A boy born tomorrow will, during|While walking to the altar last Ste. nfancy, be vigorous, lusty and|Pnne’s day was gble to drop the Strong, whereas a girl promises to be|crutches and walk tnassisted. weak and afling, the lasting effects| The priests at the shrine sayv they . of which can be overcome only by |never give out anvthing regarding snore than watchful care and g cures until they can be corroborated nutrition. In disposition and ek { by the patient’s family physician. acter the boy will, although painsta Every pilgrjm takes from the shrine ing and conscientious, show signs of | 2 bottle of wdter from the fountain of | great will power and of dominating | Ste. Anne, believing that God. for the force. This tendenc must be| honor of Ste. Anne, has attached to thecked in some degree {f, as he| it a marvelous efficac grows older, a bullying disposition is to be avolded. The girl, however, w Modern Dress Barred, ) be more than ordinarily subject to| The Scala Santa is visited daily by ! external influences and outside en.|Pious pilgrims. This is a large flight Vironment. She, although charming | Of Stairs inside the basilica and there and attractive, will have less strength | &re indulgepces for those who ascend of character than a desire to please | the stairs kneeling. Inserted in each | others. step is a relic from the Holy Land. | If tomorrow is your birthday you| The steps were bullt along the lines; are very fortunate, inasmuch as your mijlar ones in Rome. All the fres versatility, s tliness and lovable- are scenes from the Holy Land | ness of cha ve made for you|@nd are from the brush of a Redemp- numberless fri ho are remar torist brother, who spent mearly two bly loyal to Accomplishmer ars painting them. The descent s has, so far, presented, in your case, | made by another flight of stairs, on Very few difficulties, as, once you de.| Which it is permissible to wa | termine to do somethinz, vour power| There is little else to do at the| of concentration, combined with your|Shrine save pra Three regular earnest effort, invariably. enables you | masses are said daily for pilgrims, and to make the grade. You are, fortu.|Priests who visit the shrine are given . nately, able to brush aside disappoint. | the privilege of celebrating the sacri- | ment ‘and overcome difficulties. that | fice on one of the many side altars. At| would swamp another less courageous. | 11 0/clock in the morning and again at | You love desperately and lowally,|4 O'clock in the afternoon there i d, it you receive, in return. only|veneration of the relic, and at 7 p.m.| k Tection, this will. more | benediction of the blessed sacrament | lse, sap your efforts|is held, with addresses in English and when,” with 1 rench. reciprocated, success would be| LOW _exceptionally assured short sk 2 1 fact all kinds of ap-| Well known persons born on parel that is the le ff color” | are: Herman Knickerbos {are barred from the shrine. If pil-| Thomas Say, = &rims come there they must dress in L. Clingman, “the good old-fashioned w sford, chemist Comsto st Peabody <» 75¢ English Broadcloth, 48c Yd. Yard-wide awning stripes, figured = 2 = 2 tterns, graduated dots and flapper A better grade of Fine Printed Voiles in large rose and P toina. " Home e sllght scconar ¥ choice Autumn patterns. Light and dark patterns to select but not hurt. Showing all the lead from. Specially priced for this sale. »* ing colors. Warranted to wash Street Floor With Coupon Only Wax Paper King's Palace special, large size sheets: pure white. For picnies and lunches 5 Rolls, 10c Street Floor Circular Tub Lace, in cream, white, ecru, also val; 3 39 rows. 59c value. Yard. c Street Floor 36-inch _ Georgette Crepe, in black, white and light colors; good firm quality. value. Yard Street Floor 59¢ Flowered Voiles, 38¢ 38 Inches Wide Interesting Values in Men’s and Boys’ Department $1.00 Men’s Union Suits, 79¢ Men’s Cotton Hose 2-80 Check Nainsook and 6 Pairs for $1.25 Fancy Plaid Union Sults. Full - cut and made with webbing in _Medium-weight Cotton’ Hose, s o EerLeeclSalis, i one back: also Balbriggan Union Seamless, and made to give and two plece styles Black, extra service: white, cordavan, Ixewa andiihethec mix Suits, with short sleeves and ankle-length pants. Sizes 34-46. navy, gray, Palm Beach and Sizes 34 to 46 1 Sizes 915-111% Street Floor $1.69 Men’s Pajamas, $1.29 "“'¢¢ o Boy’s Woolen $1.25 Tablecloths, 98¢ Plaza Pongee Pajamas, full 5 witle. Kb el e one S‘er\ice?{hls Wearing Woolen ready for use. Do Suits. ave pairs lined v Si knickers. Sizes 7 to 15 years. il . Sizes A, B, C and D. $1.00 and $1.50 Men’s $2.50 to $3.50 Boys’ 10c Chair Seats, 2 for 15¢ Fiber Seats, in black or brown; Shirts, 79¢ Summer Pants, $1.79 12, 13 and 14 inch sizes. Strong Woven madras, corded ma- 3 dras, rayon stripe madras and e T aid i 0 Panama cloth. Several plai printed ‘madras, in neckband pain st s v colors and plaids. Golf and 2] vie. Sizes 14.16. Table Oilcloths, 29¢ Yard Seconds of 40c quality. Fancy knicker styles. Sizes 7 to 20 tile and marble patterns. 89¢c Men’s Work Shirts, 65¢ vears. Good_ Quality Blue cham- $1.29 Boys’ Wash Suits, 95¢ Third Floor Boys’ Long Pants, $1.79 bray Work Shirts, made with o 3 ; Buttonon and middy styles, double. stitched seams. and| ' p, i alene o Keles, White duck, in cuff bottoms and belt loops. Sizes 10 to 17, large pocket. 141:.17 Street Floor Men’s whi'e D‘ick P;nts ’M “lr;i‘oll colors. Sizes 3 to 8 $1.79 79¢ Boys’ Sport Blouses, 49¢ Boys’ Wash Pants, 39¢ Gray crash. easily washed. Regular, collegian or navy Khakl, chambray, pongee style, made with wide or nar- and white madras; all colors, Sizes 7 to 11 years. Street Floor row belt loops. Size 28, 50 guaranteed fast. Sizes 6 to 75c¢ Sanitas Table Covers, 59¢ waist measure. 15 years. Street Floor 5-4, light and dark stencileq patterns. Slight seconds. 59¢ Rag Rugs, 44c 18x36 size. Hit-and-miss pat- terns. $1.25 Tie-Back Curtains 87c Pair White ruffled marquisette. 213 vards long. 59¢ Sash Curtains, 39¢ Pair Barred ruffled scrim. White Regular size. Third Floor 25¢ Unbleached Sheeting Cotton, 5 Yds. for 89c 40 inches wide. licavy quality, for sheets and plllowcases. 25c Crash Toweling 25c¢ Wash Ties, 10c Men's ("ool Summer Bow Ties. in rayon stripes. Plenty of neat stripes or white. Street Floot - $1.98 Bathing Suits, $1.39 Bargains in Notion and $5.00 Krinkled Bed Sets Art Departments. With Separate Bolster Chidren's Shadow Lawn Drese Full double-bed size, scalloped, cut corners, show- $ £05 . | oRnnasin v e e ing pink, blue and gold—fast colors. An ideal bed S T i Be covering for Summer use. apPlue” Cherked Rtamped Tea Toweis, blue " Gingham "’ $1.39 Seamless Bleached Sheets, $1.00 Each 81x90 size; bleached, heavy $2 Birdeye Diaper Cloths $1.59 Dozen 24x24 size, hemmed, soft-finish quality; put up in sealed sanitary packages. L $2.75 English Longcloth 50c Pillowcases, 29¢ 10-Yd. Piece, $1.79 Piece 45x36 size, durable quality, per Yard wide, soft chamois finish, fect for lingerie wear. Foid and Sewon o Sinitars 3 seconds of full weight quality - with coupon “Soe Snoe Polish. - Star Crochet” Cotton. Dexter's Peari Cotton, Papers of Pins. 36016 ‘a aver. all be each. Street Floor 3.88 __Blonde Satins, Blonde Kids, Black Satins, Gray Kid, Velvets, Patents and Tan Leather in Operas, Straps and newest Fall styles. Opera Pump CLEARAWAY SALE CHOICE MILLINERY DISMISS MUSICIANS. (Covyright — Theater Managers Deny Wage In- creases to Orchestras. COUPLE ADMIT HOLD-UP. | EaTrTaee ATLANTA, July 25 (#).—Decision Newlyweds Surrender, Saying Con- | to discharge members of their or- g chestras today, was reached by man- sclences Bothered Them. agers of four of Atlanta’s leading mo- NEW YORK. July 25 (P).Jack |tion picture theaters, folling de- Walters and his bride of one month,|mands for increased wages by the who said they had hiked to New York | musicians. Regular - 85 and $6 Values from Detroit, today walked into po- lice headquarters and confessed hold- | ing up a taxi driver in the Bronx carly this morning. They said the bbed the driver of $14 but wer nable to identify his cab. They were | raigned on charges of spicion of | robbery and held under $2,500 bail for | examination Monday | Walters told the police they were married in Chicago and left for New York in search of fortune, Their money ran out at Detroit he said, and they walked on to New York. A riving four days ago “dead broke and unable to find work, he said, they committed the robbery to get money for food. Then he asserted, their con- sciences began to trouble them. - —_— Freed of Murder Charge. CORINTH, Miss., July 25 (#).—Fain . King. wealthy lumberman of Pa- ducph, X; ed with the murder ©of Edward D. hall, lumberm: Members of the orchestras were given notice that their services would not be required two weeks from today. ird Patterson, one of the theater characterized demands of “impossible,” and ses involved probably would operate without orchestras for a time. POLISH CROP BETTER. Rye Production Shows 60 Per Cent Increase This Year. NEW YORK, July 25 (#).—Polish grain harvests this year showed a marked increase over last year, ac- cording to cabled advices to the con- sulate general of Poland. The wheat crop was 40 per cent larger than in 1924, and rye, Poland's most important grain, showed an increase pf 60 per cent. R R R e SRR R R R L R U R R o e S R U o SR e S LR S R R S e e S R R e S R SR LR SR R R LR e L LR R R S S R S SRR LR The Warsaw government expressed of the same city mediboluied Lye hous, yafidence the bumper crop. “.m|.1£ A Py 2.00 Tust at vacation time we are offering you choice of attrac- tive airy hair braid and unusually fine silk or straw hats in white and dainty rainbow tints—large or small shapes. Ex clusive and individual in line and trimmings. Regular $10, $15 and $2f and models. Special Sale—Showroom Hats 0 Hats, in Black, White All Colors. Shape for every head. Some on the original Imported by us and exclusive ones from the foremost makers in this country—there are dress, street and sport Jats. 53.95 Speciai Purchase of 1,200 Nightgowns and Costume Slips Worth $1.50 Gowns of Nainsook and Batiste. White, flesh and honey, trimmed fine laces; hemstitching and embroidery. Sizes 16 to 17. Costume Slips of sheer nainsook and muslin, in strap-top style; trimmed with handmade laces, filet pattern insert, hemstitching, embroidery edge and ribbon. 44. See window display. treet Floor All have 20-nch hip hems. 36 to 5 Yds. for 39¢ Part linen, absorbent quality. Street Floor « With Coupon Only Palmolive Soaps Cholce of rose, geranium, cocoa, glycerine and castile, for hard or soft water. 6 Cakes for 23c () 25 LARGE OR SMALL SIZE ENVELOPES. White, pink or blue. 5c. 2 packages to a customer. Children’s and Misses’ Parasols, 98¢ Cretonnes or Jupanese. Pink, blue, red and whits combinations.