Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1926, Page 21

TWO OTHERS CTED INTRAFFIC CUTTING Police Continue Efforts to Break Up Practice of Leav- ing Lines. Two arrests were made today by Sergt. W. F. Terry and Policeman M. 1. Bridges, assigned by Inspector E. W. Brown of the Traffic Bureau to break up the practice of drivers of automobiles cutting out of traffic Feminine Voting List Declines With Demand for Ages GREENVILLE, 8. C., July 29. ~—The requirement that women specify thelr ages may have caus- ed Greenville County to have en- rolied less than 756 per cent of its normal voting strergth. Returrs recelved by the county secretary show that the number of women enmolling was almost negligible. Twenty-three of the 80 pre- cincts of the county had reported 5,619, against a total of 7,617 en- rolled in 1924. The loss, the secretary said, was THE KV COMMUNISTS PLAN DRIVE ON STUDENTS Paying Their Expenses Part of Reported Scheme for In- tellectual Converts. By Radlo to The Star and Chicago Daily News. BERLIN, July 29.—Propagandists of the Third Internationale in Lenin- grad, aceording to information reach- ing Berlin, are planning to bulld in- tellectual Communist groups In all the g:d ful and dependent. Once they become strong enough, the clubs would protest against capitalist pro- fessors and collect information. Communist students would be es- pecially urged to enter university newspaper activities, and, as future leaders of the proletariat, learn to sway audiences. . If the larger aims are slow in ma- terializing, it is sald the students will meake good courlers, as students are readily accepted In forelgn countriesy like the United States. Boviet officials in Berlin deny the reports and state that the rumor may have risen from the fact that small groups of bona fide Russian students now are studying in German univer- sities. (Copyright, 1020, by Chicago Dally News Co.) e : Woman to Sentence Men. NEW YORK, July 29 OP).—Mrs. Margaret Doyle of Brooklyn is in a quandry. *“You may decide the fate of Store Closed All Day Saturday Through September Fourth! 209%, Guaranteed Savings! In our Advance Sale of Jelleff Quality Furs, presenting the advance Paris modes for the season 1926-1927. A rare collection of sumptuous pelts, beautifully matched, smartly interpreted. Watch for our news- paper annsuncement Sunday! 1 FASHION INSTITUTION Parie Warhington Nowhorh 5 Did You Get Our August Catalogues? Qur beautifully illustrated August cata- logues of the new furs and fur-trimmed coats have been sent out to our regular mailing list. If you fail to receive yours because of some change in address, tele- phone Main 725, and we shall be glad to send one to you immediately. Midsummer and Smart Misses Still Call For Our Distinctive Summer Frocks lanes, and using the left side of the streets, where the movement of traf- fic is so heavy that it s dangerous to do so. The two policemen spent two days at Twelfth and Massachu- setts avenue, #and as there was con- siderable improvement on the second day they shifted their scene of op- erations today to Eighteenth and Massachusetts avenue. The value of prohibiting parking on such traffic lanes in the busy times of the day was indicated by observations there, as two ‘lanes of traffic could easily move down, with- out blocking the left side of the street, but just before they left two drivers drove to the left side of the street and were given tickets to ap- pear in Police Court, where convic- tions have been obtained in the cases of all who have appeared. Three failed to answer the police summons, and warrants have been issued for their arrest. Many drivers, it was observed to- day, have not yet learned how to make turns where the traffic light system is in force, some turning left on the green signal, by which they entered the intersection, while others went over between the white lines directly in the path of pedestrian traffic. A number of grivers were cautioned about this jWactice today. due almost entirely to the failure of women to vote. In many in- stances the check 'showed that less than 10 per cent of the universities of the world, with the object of sowing. radical seed among young students. ‘Student funds would be provided in the form of subsistence for poor stu- dents, therel making the students THAT is why we have selected a group of our most charming Misses’ Frocks—the most desir- able of the more recent style themes, the loveliest of the approved Summer mediums and the colors that are most in vogue—and we have repriced these frocks at considerable reductions Friday. 8.75 Sports Frocks for Daytime Wear lNTERPRETED in heavy-quality crepe de chine, flat crepes and subtly blended exotic prints. The popular jumpér and one-piece these two men convicted for swindling you,” said the court before which they were tried, and gave her a week to women who enrolled two years consider their punishment. *“I don’t ago had enrolled t! know what to do,” she admitted late: R 2 E e e D L T T e 2 R0y Frocks that were Open Saturdays Until 2 P.M. 25.00-35.00 Final! - Reduction Sale of Silk *Paulina Frocks $1275 and %1675 (Formerly $19.50, §29.50, $39.50) No Refunds Raleigh Haberdashe “Trade Mark Registered . 1310 F Street o N 2 2 treatments that are being worn by the smart younger set at fash- ionable resorts. Skirts, shirred or pleated; sleeves, long or short: jumpers longer and sometimes fitted at the hip-bands and neck- lines refreshingly different. Frocks for Street and Travel GEORGETTF,, crepe de chine, flat crepes and crepe Roma, as a rule in the long-sleeve mode. Plenty of the ubiquitous navy blue, in addition to the soft pastel colors and white. Frocks for Dinner and the Dance N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N OFT feminine models, interpreted in the sheer mediums, geor- N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N E N N N N N ROCKVILLE. gette, chiffon, plain and printed, crepe Roma, ecru net and lace and sometimes effectively trimmed with the latter. Short sleeves and sleeveless types predominate in this group, although there are a number of chiffon, and skirts incline to graceful fullness in the smart manner. Many one-of-a-kind models and a comprehen- sive range of styles and colors. Sizes 14, 16, 18. Misses’ Frock Shop, Third Floor These Frocks, 18.75 Extreme left—tucked net and lace over flesh sillc siip, with satin D sash. \‘“'\mul“}' Next—flat crepe e with _colored inserts WD, i and fagoting in_clev- > W erly tailored frock. Next—georgette and lace jumper frock for dinner wear. Extreme right—the smart pointed_jumper 1 in crepe de chine with M' gold kid piping. il il iniyiy ROCKVILLE, Md., July 29 (Special). —George Louis Eppler of Cumberland, candidate for the Republican nomina- tion for Representative in Congress i this district, was in Rockville vester- day. He conferred with a number of party friends. He said he is sure to carry Garrett and Allegany countles st the primary, September 14, and that Frederick County is in satisfactory condition. .He.plans to wage a vigor- ous campaign, starting within the next few days. Senator Eppler and Representative Zihiman are the only candidates for the nomination. George F. Carrick, 45, and Mrs. Viola Rens, 40, both of Washington, were married in Rockville vesterday by Rev. S. J. Goode, pastor of the Christian_ Church, the home of the minister being the scene of the cere- mony. George Smith of Bladensburg, Md., was sentenced to the house of corre- tion for six months and fined $250 and costs by Judge Samuel Riggs in the Police Court here following his convic- tion on a charge of violating the local | option law. He noted an appeal and e L L e T furnished bond of $500. Smith's ar- rest followed a visit to a still on the Katka’s, F St. at 10th farm of A. Dawson Trundle, near e rm il Important Sale News to Washington! Upon the advice of two physicians F ® [ ] Reductions of One-Half and More on Every Spring and Summer Dress of unsound mind and have directed | \5 'No Exchanges i 0 { ‘l that she be committed to Springfleld | Asylum, Sykesville, Md. For violations of motor vehicle regu- lations the following have paid_fines or forfeited collateral in the Police Court here: Henry W. Bean, §15; Wal- | ter Prather, $13.65; F. B. Weiner, | $12.50; James A. Taylor, $10; Thomas Neal, jr., and Charles E. Papolas, $7.50 each. By filing with the supersivors of elections a certificate of his can- didacy, and making the required cash deposit, Thomas H. Hampton of Bethesda, formally placed himself in the fleld for one of the Democratic nominations for the House of Dele- gates September 14. For selling wine with real kick, George Jackson, colored, of the vi- cinity of Boyds' was fined $100 and costs by Judge Samuel Riggs. Y The annual picnic for the benefit of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bar- nesville, was seld at Barnesville yes- terday, with several thousand persons from this and nearby countles in at- tendance. In the gathering were numerous candidates. Rev. P. J. Ritchie, pastor of the church, headed the committee of arrangements. More Lovely Silk Underthings Take Pre-Inventory Prices! WHICH means another day of rare Opportunities in the Grey Shops—and a shopping privilege that | hould not be overlooked. Great savings are represented in tomorrow’s prices—and what i more important, the merchandise is all fresh, of recent purchase and in the popular fabrics and treatments. ‘ 7.50 to 10.00 L85 | 3.95 to 500 ¢) 85 | 7.50 to 850 (285 | Dainty Silk Q. Silk Lingerie 6> | Silk Stips 25 | Silk Stips 6 Negligees g GROUP of lovely gowns, 'ATLORED and lace-trimmed A GROUP of 50 slips that are 'HE most extraordinary negli- envelope, chemises, and step- models, dp'erfectly tailored interpreted in luxurious gee values that we have e ey | e e S iy | 9uality silk crepe de chine and | been able to offer this season, lenow will launder beautifully. | silk. All of these slips are made | cxquisitely trimmed with flet | are presented in this group. Dainty lace-trimmed and tai- | with deep shadow hem and self- | laces. Even the deep shadow Satin, crepe de chine and taffeta, hems are lace-edged. The kind | some trimmed with val lace, fored ~styles. All beantifully | shoulder straps. Street and made; and available in the desir- pastel shades. Broken sizes | you never expected to buy at others with self-ruching, others this price. Pastel colorings. in debonair coat style. able pastel colors. only. i New Grey Shops—Second Floor—Friday! New French Beaded Bags A Sale of White Handbags Every . Garment in This Sale All Dresses in Our Every Dress Including Sport Boy Scouts in Camp. Rockville Boy Scouts are at Camp Roosevelt, on the Chesapeake Bay, for an outing of two weeks. They are being looked after by the scoutmaster, Rev. B. W. John, pastor of the Metho- dist Church. Rev. J. Goode, pastor of the Christian Church officiated at the mar- riage here yesterday afternoon of Wil- llam Rogers, 23, of Alexandria, Va. and Miss Allice V. Bastain, 21, of Nanjemoy, Md. Ll’c:’:les have been issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court here for Street Dinner o Evening Frocks (o] Vogue and Value Section Are on Sale JST arrived on the Berengaria, a new shipment of the lovely beaded bags for which Jelleff's is famous. regularly sells at 10.00 , WE buy these bags direct through our Paris office and thereby save you the usual importer's profit. This most recent shipment offers new styles in lovely blended colored and steel or sil- ver and gold beads with French gold- E smartest handbag vogue of the current season—reduced regard- less of former prices. 5-00 For Friday WUCH. back and top-strap types, ‘with covered and uncovered frames, nicely lined and fitted with purse and mirror, Many of these bags are de- veloped in kid that is easily washable, the marriage of Samuel H. Nace, 21, of Staunton, Va., and Miss Kathleen Brown, 20, of Thomasville, Ga.; Joseph E. Miiler, jr., 21, of Takoma Park, Md., and Miss Elizabeth Virginia Rabbitt, 18, of Washington; Lemuel €. Frazier, 27, and Miss Rose E. Stewart, 22, both of this county, and Charles 'B. Tippitt, 21, and Miss Kath- erine K: Manders, 19, both of Wash- ington. Raymond J. Funkhouser of Hagers- town, president of the Democratic Law Enforcement League of Wash- ington County, will be the principal speaker at a meeting at Poolesvilie Monday evening of the United Demo- cratic Law Enforcement Clubs of Montgomery County. Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson of Chevy Chase, president of the United Democratic Law En- forcement Clubs of Maryland, will also speak, as will Harry M. Martin of Kensington, candidate for Democratic nomination . for the House of Dele- gates. Mrs. Daniel C. Chace of Chevy will presid KAPLOWITZ res NINTH STREET NORTHWEST A REMARKABLE - BARGAIN SPECIAL BEAUTIFUL SILK GOWNS $15 OROINALLY $39 TO $32.30 " MODELS OF OREAT BEAUTY CR ORNING SPORTS _ BUSINESS = STREET IAVEL RESORTS AFTERNOON DINNER : TWO HUNDRED FINE QOWNS 7 TAKEN PROM_STOCK AND DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR TODAY AND and, therefore, so greatly to be desired. Handbag Shop—Leather Goods Shop—Street Floor 16-Rib All-Silk Umbrellas Another Great Value! Formerly 7.50 to 10.00 5'00 THE popular. sixteen-rib Kyota or Paragon frame, afl-silk um- 4 brellas, with paise pearl, amberite or carved wood handles and .tips and ferrules to match. Some with the French cord loop handle. Navy, green, purple, brown, red and black and white, with Otto- man or fancy satin or fancy borders. Leathergoods Shop—Street Floor finished engraved tops. All silk lined. Gift Shop—Street Floor 2 The Famous “Raquel” Toiletries Greatly Reduced! THE perfumes and powders and toilet water, that carry that elu- sive, haunting, subtle air, so characteristic of the famous diseuse. 2.75 Orange Blossom Per- fume, 2.00. at Ten Dollars Take Advantage ‘of This " Savings Event ) Is Included in One of These . Five Groups 1.00 Ragquel : Orange Face Powder, 75¢c. 1.50 Raquel Orange Bath Salts, 1.00. : 1.50 Raquel Orange Dusting Powder, 1.00. 1.50 Orange Blossom Per- fume, 1.00. 450 Orange Blossom Per- fume, 3.25. . 4.50 Orange Blossom Toilet Water, 3.25. , Cosmetics Shop—Street Floor Discriminating Women are Responsible for the Phenomenal Success of GOLD STRIPE Silkk Stockings That -Wear— Silk, 100% Pure and Abso- s that W lutely Insured Against Gar- ter-Clasp Runs. UT that is not the only geason why Gold Stripe Silk Stockings are given first choice. Gold Stripe Silk Stockings are always style perfect—in color and in weight. S Remember These Two Famous Numbers! Gold Stripe 808—The new Gold Stripe Silk Stocking with the four- inch garter welt, sheer enough for smartness, strong enough for T 3 pairs, 5,70 , 1.95 e sl Gold Stripe 389—The perfect Chiffon stocking, silk to the top, and always the: choice of the fastidious. 1.5 theeee . Spein. 570 . No Run That Starts Above the Gold Stripe Can Pass It! _ !l-dorylhp—l’m".- Month-End Millinery Clearance Here They Go! Every Summer Hat Included! Materials Include Milans, Hairs, Azures, Viscas, Leghorns, Felts, Belding Ribbons, Etc. Sports Shop Clearing Continues! 'l'OMORROW will be your last opportunity to take ad- vantage of the remarkable savings presented in our tre- mendous “Choice of the House” Sale of smart Summer sports wear—sweaters, frocks, even knitted coats that you can wear well into Autumn, at unprecedented prices’ for Jelleff quality merchandise. ' Sports Frocks, 6.59, 10.50, 16.50, 29.50 Formerly 10.75 to 65.00 Knitted Coats, 15.00, 19.50, 25.00 Formerly 19.50 to 39.50 Sweaters, 3.00, 5.00, 6.95, 9.85 Formerly 5.00 to 15.00 One-Piece Bathing Suits, 5.00 Formerly 5.95 to 7.95 E latter are all-wool suits, in the popular one-piece styles and jin the smart daring monotones, striped or col- orful jacquard patterns. New Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor R T L L T L e e D L L L 2T T L T e L PR 2 L T 222 TOM " MPSDAMEY_AND MAD MOISELLES'