Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 30

0 $50,000 APPROPRIATION {T0 BE ASKED FOR BEACH Col. Sherrill Will Request Money From Congress for Colored i ‘Bathing Beach. Congress will be asked this week to Make an emergency appropriation of $50,000 for development of a bathing béach for col 1 citizens of the Dis- trict. The recommendation will be of public buildings made by the office and grounds. d to establish this rec- municipal pools in the city for use of colored s bathing beach to corr beach built for white tidal The office of buildings y b Tt is pr to_prov ther f s for t on of 000 bathe Phone M. 2416 for Florsl Emblems Shaffer, 900 14th st LESS WATER CONSUMED. People Leaving City Over Holiday | Relieves Sxtxn!v = The shut-down i i 1 i | or to} Altered water for industrial pu —_— Flowers for All Oceaxlons, Consult Gude. Home . fra- grant flowers. F.—Advertise- ment. GIVEN SEBVXCE CROSS 1214 v, for extraor- 4 “tion near Vil-] uly 30, 1918, lers-sur-Fere, France AWARDED HE: President Harding medal of O'Neill. 16 it Ta { all of duty in; on the Ourch 18." h Hver, Frange. July CERTAINLY —You can get a supply of m.nu Books here when “you sy the E. Mornson Paper Co.. | T RAMN 2 Examination of t. aix as seen Dr._Wright's Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c 1b. Drink A Quart of 'Z‘Q?seZ?FéT&? 4 ¢ Every Day Phone W.183 Special, No. 1 $9.98 Three-speed, guaranteed Universal electric motor. Eight-inch blade spread. Every fan will give abso- lute satisfaction. Electric Fan Special, No. 2 $19.98 Ten-inch blade spread, oscillating Universal mo- tor electric fan. The best at the price. Every one absolutely guaranteed. Send for one at once. We deliver. The Gibson Co., Inc. " re m.u’ked when going lame, “In | and wins the game.” as - o | The Winners. ' I == K The men \\hn re’lch the high- er places are not cast down by cach reverse; they drape some smiles around their faces and say the luck might be much worse. Of men whose fame is now immortal, a vast percen- tage started poor; and not for them did fortune chortle when they set forth, dead broke, ob- scure. They had hard knocks and kicks and bruises, and they ’.° s grim race the faint heart | ., the brave h('\rt scores The famt; roads grow hearts quit Cedar $37.00 Cedar Chest, $35.00 Cedar Chest, $48.00 Cedar Chest, $39.00 Cedar Chest, Inquire and piece goods prices. $1.65 to $2.00 St. Swiss—white or ored Organdies Cotton Voiles . Cloth—19 shad yard pieces color, 2% yards lon colors and silver. and green. 817 G St. N.W. Offering These Seasonable Furnishings at Price Reductions Appealing Special Values in Final Clearance Sale on White and Colored Wash Fabrics. Odds and ends $2.00 Dotted Embroidered Col- $1.00 Plain Colored Imported % Organdies i $1.25 Plain White lmported 75¢ Plain Colored Gingham $3.25 English Nainsook—10- 50c to $1.00 Colored Wash Fab- rics—Remnants . Novelty Braided Lace Curtains, ecru in corner; lace edges. Special, $2.75 pr. Madras Curtains, 214 yards long; cream grounds with figures of blue or gold. Special, $2.00 pair._ Summer Portieres, 2% yards long, plain madras with stenciled design in Special, $6.00 pair. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—The Professor Was “Bumped.” HM-ER YOUR DBuUMP, OF CONCENTRATION IS NOT SO GooD! BUT YouRr BUMP OF DISCRETION IS MARVELOUS ! DISCRETION! D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 5, I¢ 'PON MY WORD, IVE NEVER SEEN 3UCH A BUMP OF 1TS MOST LIKELY HANDED To You FRom YourR MOTHER OR FATHER.' 1921. —By POP MOMAND.| NO = MY DEAR WIFE HANDED THAT ONE To ME PROFES3IOR' to Economical Minds i Qrohestra Refrigerators at Reduced Prices Chests i ! = | i | i i i Special. . . .. $27.75 $28.00 Refrigerators ........... Special. . . .. $26.25 $49.50 Refrigerators . Special. . . .. $36.00 $52.00 Refrigerators ., Special. . ... $29.25 $96.00 Refrigerators .. About Our Deferred Payment Plan In the Linen Shop 146 Table Cloths—Bleached Pure at greatly reduced Irish Linen. Sizes 2x2 and 2x2Y; yards —Fine Satin Damask at 33% to 50% Cots Gall Dotted less than regular. No More colors. . ... $1.00 yd ) 166 Dt;;en inladeira Scal- ] i| THE GARRICK PLAYERS in ‘‘Scrambled Wives" 1|32, “Way Down East” (0" Not s Moviny Picture: |3 '‘REPUBLIC America’s Finest Colored Movie House Last Times Today—2:30 to 11 P.M. Sessue Hayakawa in “BLACK Service Stations Bradburn Bat“ & EL Seruce it 6 Pa. SE. Modern Auto Supply Co. i 917 H St N Il GRIFFITH'S and greatest triumph. Now showing at popuiar prices— Traylor-Ettinger Bat'y Sei The John Aa Wineberger Co,, Inc. Smith’s Bat'v & EL Service Smithdeal Bat'y & EL Servlce E. J. Penning, “The Still Better Willard” Washington-Battery-Company 1621-23 L St. N.W. OMORROW. Cont! YOU ST.!| Near 14th ROSES™ Topics Comedy Authorized Ave. Conti 1417 Irving St. O Ga: Ave. Latest 2119 18th St. Nw. | 1919 Pa. Ave. Nw. | 1740 14th St. N.W. Lasts ALAC uous 10:30 A. M.—11 oM. TODAY AVD ALL WEEK Paramount Presents DOROTHY DALTON “THE_1DOL oF Tt NorTH” One-Tteel Scenic \avelt “THE RUNAWAY TRAIN” Lyman H. Howe's Scnwation. LOEW’S GoLumBi 0 A M—11 P. M. W PLAYING i _STREET” DOORS OPEN AT 10 A. Daurt _AMUSEMENTS. ' B. F. KEITH' e 203 3100 Hol'vs 2 5 & Daily {3} Sun. 335 Hol'ys 3,34 Joxeph Ivy SANTLEY & SAWYER and Comparv ia Their Ancual Revus “KLICK KLICK” AL HERMAN—'The Black Kaugh.' HARRY HOLMAN & 00— Hard:Beiled ampton The Royal Gascoignes. Palo & ’llfi Adolaide Bell. McCarthy Girls. La Belge Duo. Aesop's Fables, Topics of the Day. Others. NEXTR TIONAL 5227 : NA COM.SUN. JULY 10™ ~ WHITES Reve‘i, Seaturing, -irougher. and to the skies their: wails end: the fellows built { ! to strive and ~mTLr press on '\u(ll N DAL ircach the journey’s end. ! ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. SCA 1t-heart lads are often gi H TONIGHT. well might win some prizes| | Terence MeSwiney Council, A A a HUGH REILLY CO. = . with ANN PENNINGTON but in hard luck their! Dominic's uml“ p 1 F 1 F t : s are liited, and they ‘“fi" sen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. 1, 1334 New York Avenue g 3 eC1a 1 m ea ure ASurflnn;;:dmyCan nnd(r nght r. How many S. will meet at § o'clock in | Wholesale PAINTS Retail mis 4[ the \1m< th 1t mlght v, July 16. Visitiny members in- E engagement SEATS THURSDAY. llllll s, because their _early i 5] 9 . rhymes were voted too piink to!, “Midsummer Nights' Screams* will | s = fe t:d to polar bears? Tlox = troTAfte Grupe. he entertainment gt Any Palntlng JOb ls e CIRCLE \\“\0\1 % ““‘R‘ E AT E painters are fc - | movse AT Planted under grassy ko : Bound to Be Cheaper / se some said their work w Camp, No. aw con- | B 4 jrotten, and froze the current of “W.‘”'hr:;::—m el PAINTS. S . b4 - | their ulnul\l Hul faint-heart | e e ! —in the end if you employ QUALT Y E‘ NEW THEATER ; scout, though wondrous clever, For “Tired Nerves” . d P ]— - | evrrn rosEnRTS e oy pomirapc s - The other kind soon “chalk.” bister and peel— 'Cmm‘ws "UARDENY/ me’s frown; the stout- hear( v result, vou're out the cost of a second repainting 7 fi uy toils on forever, and gets a —lm 2 Grand openlng g mortgage on the town. i 7 R Our Greatest 'm Reilly Paints g ’ weowesony / I A HT, JULY 6th % ! 4 Z CITY NEWS NBREE | Special e e o dorablt: ’ : H save you cash hecause they exce ¢ Z 7 7 & | peCla ;E ing capacity, color permanence and dur:\lnht\ g nAHcIHG ; Gen, Guy V. Henry Garrison, No. 9, e — will meer omor ) : C For8by10 | There's a I\ull\ Paint for every need—and E % Every Week Night 8:30 to 12 % o annual cony a Enlargements they're all Priced Especially Low. ? 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Vil Orchestra Asilias GARDEN llAl In a Dran “APPEARANCES" I F at 10th ' $$ MEeTnoPoLITAN i THIS WEEK I WG AL M. te 11 LML MARGUERITE $$CLARK In the Scrcen's Best Comedy SCRAMBLED WIVES Added Comedy “TOONERVILLE TACTICS? e e K CRANDALL'S 18th & Col. Rd. NICKERBOCKER —TODAY— Beginning at 6:30 P. M. ALICE JOYCE In & New Vehicle, The SCARAB I!IIIG ‘y Longer Main Station r ........ S0y, loped-edge Hand-embroidered I Be vd Pure Linen Tea Napkins. 30 l .......... 75c yd. | Jesigns, 13x13 inches. Values 50c yd, | to$15.00 dozen for $9.50 dozen. | €8 o inin 59¢ yd. 50 Dozen Hemstitched Pure Linen Huck Towels, 17x35, 18x36 and 20x36 inches. Formerly $l 25 to $2.00, for 75c each. Remnants of Table Linens 5 Price. $2.50 pc. 25¢ yd. Drapery Department STAINS Last year 36-inch Scrim, white, cream and ! Pearl Gray $4.85y per gal. g; renaissance motifs ecru; double imitation drawnwork i Slate Color $4.85 per gal. borders. Special, 10c yard. i Brown $4.00 per gal. Bar Harbor Chair Cushions, covered' Olive Green $3.90 per gal. with pretty cretonne, both sides. Spe- Outside White $5.25 per gal. cial, $3.75. Ivory or Cream $4.85 per gal. 36-inch Cretonne, light and dark col- Varnish Stains $4.00 per gal. orings, suitable for all purposes; a good assortment taken from regular stock at $1.00 and $1.25. Special, 75¢ yard. Choice of golcl rose | Combare Pncés of LastYearA - With Our Prices Today CERTAINTEED PAINTS & Today $3.50 $3.50 $2.75 $2.60 $3.80 $3.50 $2.40 ROOF PAINT—BLACK ROOF COATING WAXES—WAXING BRUSHES—AUTO POLISH AUTO PAINTS AND VARNISHES ‘Washington, D. C. Geo. F. Muth & Co. 710 13th St. N.W. WHOLESALE RETAIL Teaves 7th and N Sts. Whart. GHT AT 7:15 }‘BEE DANCING. Fares: nulu The:" Chitdren, 40c. Inc.' War Tax. i " EXCURSIONS. Power Boat Ella Worde For private parties, excursions: mies by day or week; boat plenty room and 905, Boat lying at 11th DANCING. PROF. CAIN'S RIGHTWAY SCHOOIL OF DANCING, 1218 NEW YORK AVEL Wext to New Masonic Te Individual private lessons. Elementary course for beginners. Half hour, §1. You | need not have an appointment. _Open all_gug- |3. J. Hoffman and Mrs. Hoskins Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt 1808 Kalorama road. Phone Col. 761-W. Balircom and all braaches of stage dancing correctly tanght. Washington Studio of Dance 431 11th 8t., N.W. Franklin 1570 4 Private and 4 Class, SS.Q 15 TESDERT B PRIVATH Gl”‘ AL l‘uur‘fl‘d ix lessons, ancing. Ttednced rates it e T ity Levaons 1o 10 pm 160 "“' 1379 Mn. ot danee""The Toddle.” Army-Xavy Nem o yon to dance correcily iy e few Teasons. Tenehy Drivate. - Any hour. Normal course. m1SS CHAPPELEAR Private leasons by appointment. | for the sum i at any time. North 5197. 17156 CONN. AVE. GLADYSE, WILHUE. Dupont Studio of Dancing Ballroom and Fancy Dancing. 7 No. 6 Dupont Circle: ‘Phons tu. it ¥** = ] )