Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 12

96; the Wallach, in the seventh di- viilon, with 148 the Jefferson-Ami don,'In the elghin division, with 25 and the Buchanan, in the ninth, with 80. e e Y PETITION TO DISSOLVE. The White Oak Coal and 'Coke Com- pany has filed In the District Supreme Court a petition for the dissolutfon of the corporation. ~The company has not done business for two years the court is advised. Attorney George E. Sullivan filed the petition. — do certain stunts on a balance beam for a distance of twenty-four feet. The _certificate awarded children Successful in the first test ‘is dis- tinguished by a red seal. Certificates won by children suoccessful in the seo- ond test bears a gold seal. The number of children in each school division who won the certifi- cates are: First division, 757; third division, 1,360; ffth division, 855; gixth division, '534; seventh division, HEALTH O PUPLS N D.CIPROVED= O Athletic Tests Gratifying. Amidon’School won more certificates 2 aay other school in the system. More Than 5,000 Receive JJ FILES SUIT AGAINST W.R. & E. i The Washington Rallway and Klec- i | tric Company is named defendant in a || 5uit to recover §25,000 damages filed in il | the District Supreme Court by Ben ‘A. l| | Buscher. The plaintift. claims to have || | sustained serious injury June 9, 1920, il | when an automobile in which he was Il | riding was in collision with a street il | car. Attorneys James A. O'Shea, il | John I Sacks and Anna L. Cooke ap- pear for the plaintiff, FlooLamps : | “and Shades 259, Discount Browa School Leads. ‘With ninety-six certificates to their ADVERTISEMENT. .sxs ‘Bso “'r! l‘} Certificates for-Events. 7:‘::;.?:::“‘ o oo Boboll Awes Ehlllernm mglr‘g: lnnuu s . - FORDS CUT $100 ON Athletic tests given boys and sirls|Fosrg!d trl-: iraber Tecsived " The District Supreme Court for an abso- interest on checking ‘accounts Sch ute divorce from Clare: Shisler. . GASOLINE BILLS in the elementary schools this year|third aw?.‘ion'.“" 'kltgr'.'.'ill:o';g:-légetr';’. They were married July 18, 1916, and | = on d&lly bn.lnnces—compmmd- showed a marked improvement in|il the fifth division, with 634; the | have no children. Attorney Elizabeth ed monthly 4 2 Wheatley, in B Other Cars Show Proportionate » in the sixth division, with C. Harris appears for the wife. Saving. — = their physical condition, accokding to Dr. Rebecca Stoneroad, director of physical training. As a result of these | i tests more than 5,000 children have qualified for an attractive certificate i indicating the three athietic events in which they were successful. A large majdrity of the certificates | i | were prescnted to the children at the flag day exercises in the schools yes- terday afternoon. The remainder will | i be distributed this week by the physi- cal_training teachers. i The certificate bears the name of the pupil and states the athletic |} events in which he or she qualified. They are printed in blue old English type with a red, white and blue bor- der, and are signed by Dr. Stoneroad and a physical training teacher. Two Tests This Year. Two tests were given the boys and | fi girls this year. The first one for the boys consisted of chinning the bar four times, jumping four feet, nine inches in & standing Broad jump, and running sixty yards in cight and three-fifths seconds. The second test for boys Included chinning the bar six times, jumping six feet six inches in a | | standing broad jump and running |} sixty yards in eight seconds. To win @ certificate the girls were required | N to throw a basket ball thirty feet, yards in eight seconds and |N 'Thursday Bargain Sale Clark’s O. N. T. : _ Men’s Socks Spool Cotton Perfect 15¢ 52¢ Dozen Taihy Immense shipment just unpacked Nos. 50 White and 50 and 60 Black. i : l —lisle-finished summer socks, in spools of white and 4 spools o ;. corden 5 black to the dozen. Limit 2 dozen to blacl Scordoyan, fniavy, femblke iad a buyer. white. Ali sizes. This discount is extended on our entire collection of Floor Lamps and Shades appropriate for them. Floor, Junior, Daven- port and Bridge ILamps, mahogany, antique gold, poly- chrome and wrought iron are in- cluded in this offering. : [m &NMlartin @ 1215F ST.and 1212101218 G ST. numru”“muu T Hlmuul HlHllllll\HH“'HlH”}i"fi li) unll“ LTI Iu)lnl l Iy ! A new carburetor which cuts down gasoline consumption of any motor and reduces gasoline bills from one-third to one-half is the proud achievement of the Air-Fric- tion Carburetor Co., 871 Madison St. Dayton, Ohlo. This remark- able invention not only increases the power of all motors from 30 to 50 per cent, but enables every one to run slow on high gear. It also makes it easy to start a Ford or any other car in the coldest weather. You can use the very cheapest grade of gasoline or haif Easoline and half kerosene and still get more power and more mileage than you now get from the highest test gasoline. Many Ford owners say they now get as high as 45 to 50 miles to a gallon of gasoline. So sure are the manu- facturers of the immense saving their new carburetor will make that they offer to send it on 30 days' trial to every car owner. Can be put on or taken off in a| few minutes by any one. All who want to try it should send their name, address and make of car| to the manufacturers at once. | They also want local agents, to whom they offer exceptionally large profits. Write them today. interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly The Evening & Sunday Star 60(: a Month Delivered by Regular Carrier interest on special savings 3% 4% i EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY THE MUNSEY TRUST CO. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Between 13th and 14th Sts. NW. .fil||lIll!fllllIIIIlliflllllIilIIlIIIImllflfllllflfllflllllhlllflmlflfllflfllfllfllllflllflfllflllllflflmfllflflmlIIIHIIHHIIIIIflflflh%l L L L A A in CALL MAIN 5000 and the service will start AT ONCE = =0 = = R, AL 'Jv | Graduate i) | Ik il Hllgt]lm?umnlf{l he) D A il il S0 ¢ [mmu”l i = i i Iuln 8_1x90 Seamless Sheets $1.29 Every One PERFECT | ‘ i i !' ” utnd [ “1 A Summer Snowstorm of I M) il NEW WHITE HATS Baronet Satin Hats. White Felt Hats. White Ribbon Hats. Georgette Hats. White Taffeta Hats. Sweet Girl Graduate g A . lShe}:l; of excellent quality 4 . To face the world with and to grapple How dear to the heart of the young girl Boys’ Khaki | leacped coton. free - from graduate is a handsome and reliable watch or watch bracelet. You will find in our dis- play all the best makes, the same ones you read about in the national magazines. For double beds. Not to be confused with so-called bargain sales of doubtful qualities. Get a gene- rous supply—the saving is worth- with life problems, the most suitable gift of all is a good, reliable watch. We carry all the best nationally known watches and es- $3.95 & Sport Blouses 39¢ pecially recommend the— this sale we're featuring— while: G ) G. Washington '§1 _ A NEWEST DESIGNS IN Stight Irroguars : * (/ 95 Elgin Watch 1 wee BRACELET WATCHES L e, | N Shipmens é%h ;%' : 4 Imported Lace Lisle Every inch an Elgin and containing all the ele- ments of truth, reliability and precision that were identified with “the Father of His Country. with convertible collar and half sleeves. Sizes 8 to 14. Faults are trivial and In every conceivable shape and style; Round, Cushion, Octagon and other popular shapes. The Newest summery millinery—trimmed hats, tailored hats, sports hats—featured in two won- N * Elgin neither looks nor 3 This Elgin-Washington 17- s 3 4 5 0 %v » :l‘ lh e ‘Br-uf:! 5 :::?c ngither s Sor Stockings der ful groups that are unmatchable in values. ) Jewel Thin Model is only o sketched is priced sz 000 will buy them liberally. & White hats galore—also plenty of hats in navy, pastel ' At Lieceiienenns Boys’ Crash 69 shades and combinations. Summery, youthful creations— Pants ......... C cool-looking and as refreshingly dainty as the June roses. Adorned with flowers, wreaths, ostrich and ribbons. White Felt Hate $1.69 THE high summer novelty— Wash Pants of tough tex- ture and dressy appearance. Full-cut knickers, dark gray color; sizes 8 to 16. heer, silky hose, in 2 s oW - Boys’ Wash 1 2 these sheer, Y ) The new white felt hats in “crusher” style, S ’; . ‘}‘bl‘zffl'e l“l;l P“k""“i““d I“I“ trimmed with ribbon band. Light, cool, unronv)ru- uits........ clockings. ack, white, polo, tionally smart—very popular for sports and gen- c Of fast-color ramie linen, gray, cordovan, Russia calf, navy < eral utility wear. 39¢ Printed Flaxon linene, galatea, and crash. in middy, Norfolk and Oliver Twist styles. Sizes 3 to 8. Many worth $2.00 and $2.50. and Harding blue. Have the'ap- pearance of silk lace hose when worn. mflfi- $22.50 * One of the “summeriest” of summer wash ma- terials—sheer and linen-like in weave and captiva- ting in patterns and colorings. Has no superior (or2 8c cool frocks. In small flowers of blue, pink and lavender. Checked Batiste and Voile, Yard, 39¢ 29¢ Swiss Free Ribbon Bracelet T With Ladies’ Wrist Watches Bracelets . .. ; t Watch up . fl I;r:?eleu 512'00 S“ m m e r ) D F e s s e s In Dainty Light Floral Patterns of Quality $5.75 FREE! R . Your choice of § $5 Gold-filled Penknife A Little a Week Swiss The season’s fad—small colored rent g Makes It Easy to Pay; 4 hecks hit ds. Fine, Organdy, with ;i and Chain or y 3 47 S P erl ess A THURSDAY feature unusual in :h:;r 43:“:;:5‘ ;ig::;r: ;ate;i:el. ar:g‘ nco"lm"s‘.lt P?:;mlr::l:: fil?llus:, Gi ter Km'[e S e Price for Cash e < nvah:e' Thcsoi afir‘e drcssesk th,;‘:e fiflm‘ches wide. rose and other favorites. 3 r , N imsy makeshifts. and Chain ey i sr 59¢ Sulting ...l nss Every dress is worth more, as you Is Schwartz’s Way. Pearls Made in France, exclusively for us and guaranteed not to peel, break or discolor. No more ap- propriate graduation gift for daughter or sweetheart can be jmagined than a strand of these superb pearls. - In four lengths aad priced as follows: with every Man’s Watch during this sale. 7 A DIAMOND RING FOR HIM - FOR HER To own a real diamond and to receive one for the gradua- tion gift is to realize the happiness that can come only with the possession of the-graduation gift supreme. ' For this sale we cith ".hdf m'um-':sm“n er man's or. ] g very = $45.00 special price of ......cceiniciiiiioeinesoionens 18-inch....cee.....$1975 20-inch...... AOBONSAOAANBBEAN0EEAN00n AR ot e@@!!eoooememeoeoaneaoeaomfl"‘ OO a9 This is the Washington Jewelry Store where you can buy Nationally Kn Goods for the same price, CASH OR CREDIT. Wear While Yoa Pay JEWELERS \\Wilidy ~ 708 7th St. NW. will readily perceive when you look them over. Of fine quality gingham in small, medium and large checks of pink and white, blue and white, lavender and white, red and white, green and white and black and white. A group of fascinating new styles. Also a few equally desirable organdy and voile dresses. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Men’s New PERCALE SHIRTS Guaranteed I':all Colors C GMPERIAL” Brand Summer negliges, made with neck- % band or with button-down collar and ° button-down pocket. Five-button fronts, French cuffs. Sizes 13% to 17. Shirts that were made to sell for $2.50. Because.of ‘extremely slight irregularities, the price is 95c. ‘ ) Dress-up the summer home with sightly and serviceable rugs at-a sav- ing. These are heavily- woven Japanese Grass Rugs, and show attrac- tive blue and green stencilings. Note the large size feet. . Seconds of 75¢ . Window Shades 29¢ l‘i‘A Tln‘lrgdny do;e-do;t of , opaque - sha in li;‘b‘ty a‘:‘l dark _colors. Perfect rollers. Sold as are—none exchanged. N G R o e e e s S R S e St 2 Sl $198 36-inch Heavy, Close-textured Ratine Suiting in blue, pink and lavender. . High in favor for summer garments. Men’s :Athletic Union Suits 650 Slight Irregulars of $1.00 Grade So nearly perfect that the techrical faults will never make themselves- known when you wear these garments. Of 80x80 white checked nainsook, with elastic insert in back. Sizes 36 to 44. embroidery collars. Also in V neck style with tucked or scalloped ruffe. til, front and back laced models R Cool Voile Blouses with tucked fronts and lace-trimmed or- Straight-line style $l-19 :b«':;u‘olt.,mnh .m: 51.50 P e a2 e . T s are happily combined in these inexpen- sive blouses. Of white voile with long make them very neat and attractive. 5 g c SATEEN PETTIOCOATS R. & G. GIRDLES bt pink cou- All Sizes 38 to 46 $7.00 gandy collars. Long sleeves b Of white and flesh batiste with low neck with hemstitched nem Summer style and summer comfort Batiste NIGHTGOWNS and short sleeves. Rows of blue: stitching