Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1922, Page 20

" e -~ T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922. ' e SR T |UNDER WATER 3 MINUTES, | S2cnse hccs ot wpbrotis win, Zomsi apmssrioe ineseh nas | o, Bl Boces, Josass, O10alcdn mang tecse the e g 22 ; GIRL'S LIEE 15 SAVED |2 e o i i Wi inel Sy head_ gempirtes €14 o beins | owo,onss ducing o | eepey apwaris _one wates Brvetesat [ mesmseon==s | = | ey - { EIEE—!E—EE s oy A L e S i % Open Saturdays During July and Dorothy Ehrler—Resuscitated H August After Half Hour. % B ¢ | The Most Complete Assortment— ‘ ‘ : ’ ’ Low Heels to Select From— i Formerly Priced Up to $7.00 ’“WWF White Shoe Sale ' R i Every Late Design in White Pumps THE POWERFUL m o] Patents Gunmetal 8 5 Vici Kid and i~ fi and Sport Oxfords with Louis, Baby 3 CLEAN BURNING this Great and Military Reduction Heel > Special—White Silk Hose up to sl $2.28 values. Pair................. o Our stock of Gray, Beige, White and Black Hosiery is unsurpassed. Men’s, Women’s and Children's Shoes . HOOPER BROS. GASOLINE STANDARD OIL COMPANY (NEW JERSEY) MISS DOROTHY EHRLER. Miss Dorothy Ehrler, 314 16th street southeast, was rescued from drowning after being submerged for almost three minutes, at the tidal basin bath- 1 ing beach yesterday, because of ‘ prompt diving work by life guards there. Atter being placed under pulmotor treatment for half an hour she was i = resuscitated by Drs. Cupney and | ; Mootey in the emergency station at the beach and sent to Emergency Hos- pital, where her condition is serious. Pneumonia is believed to have set in. Officlals at the bathing beach de- clared they believed Miss Ehrler in- jured her head in making a_double dive with a girl companion. She dis- appeared under water near a float and dld not come up. Lifeguards Perron ' and Turner responded promptly to cries for help and dived, bringing up the girl after several attempts. Miss Ehrler is the daughter of Paul 1005-1007 PA.AVE R. Ehrler, a machinist at the Wash- ington navy yard. Hundreds of bath- ers, seeking relief from the torrid weather, witnessed the rescue. Patrick Murphy, thirty-three, of 802 12th street. narrowly escaped drown- o . ing yesterday when he stepped off & sand bar near Anacostia Island while n a ls e bathing. Charles Beach, 1213 K street, AaVS YV o and James C. Corrigan, 1104 12th ||l street, rescued him. bringing him to shore in a rowboat, where he was treated by Dr, W. H. Wilson of 1515 With only a short day’s business on Saturday, Friday junips R0 preet Murmhy st e to the front as the Big Day of the week. We have prepared his condition was said to be not se- il to make it a hummer. ORGAN FOR AUDITORIUM STOP! Closed All Day Saturday Duri 616-17 ST. N.W. * THE MAN'S STORES - Guaranteed Quality at STORE HOURS: Credit—Service—Low Prices at g July and Awgustt e ————=— The National Furniture Co. 8 AM. to 6 PM. The National Furniture Co. ” July Sale Specials | Featuring Low Prices and Easy Credit at PROPOSED BY LIONS Club Asks Co-Operation in Move- ment for New City Con- vention Hall. Appreciating the advantage of hav- |ing the proposed new city auditortum as complete as possible, a resolution suggesting that all local civic better- | || With every purchase of $100 FREE £%:==%| “The National” | Decorated Dinnerware. LOOK!! LISTEN!!! | ment organtzations co-operate with ‘ g s A the Lions Club in installing an or- A One-Day Sale of Fine, Seasonable Merchandise, grabbed right out of £as 1a the buRding was unanimoualy A Sale of 3 r 1 ad d 13 f th lub at onr own stock. Sale Price—TOMORROW (FRIDAY) ONLY'! the “Willard Hotel yesterday. . o | Kitchen Cabinets Charles W. Darr, in presenting the €n Labine . [} - , ;es(;lulmn dllld !hhal n‘n!hhlng l:ho:l,“fl Af Ex!reme Pn'cc A 7 e left undone that might make the Friday Only! Friday Only! Friday Only! {mow cuditorium the caal of ‘any In Rda o 14 i cry. 1 . 65 Tnvitations will be sent the Rotary, . The I\rlti‘hen (‘a!bmet Iskelchcd 300 200 Kiwanis. Cosmopolitan, Civitan_and i is one of the most, popular num- <! Optimist clubs, the Chamber of Com- ers. In golden oak finish and Twenty Dollar merce, the Board of Trade, Merchants N ;"hdvler"{ oflgrw_" and cup- y = : $2.50 and $3.00 and Manutacturers: Ascociation and oard space. Reduced to 3 » o . 11 ), t t ove- Tropical Worsted | $2.50 White Oxford e ettt Ut $ .95 = .- o also will be asked to send a delegate Suits . Sennit Straw Hats to a_meeting to be called shortly by — 75 Soft-Cuff Shirts the Lions Club. e . ar . De st, superintenden .. ‘15=___ ’] .19 of the T. M. C. A. boys’ camp, outlined Easy Credit Terms at 31 .85 == the program to be carried out July 22. “The National” Light:and Dork, Graysand = when the members of the Lions Club Z > - v sts. Mo t Ta'n:; Rron'.rer./aqt;wl rzadelx A choice of several styles. o‘f meenlue:\g::sm!p. wltl;ue th:l': fazé(eay, only. egulars, Stouts, Longs, Py have signified their intention of mak- and Shopts; Patch Bockers, | Neckband and collar attached | - Broken lots, it's true, but all ing the trip. James P. Schick presided and made several announcements pertinent to the club, after which he introduced Oney G. Carstapgen of the New York Lions Club, who made a brief address. Others who spoke were Admiral J. French Faced- styles; full line of sizes. sices in the lots together. C. Coontz, U. S. N.: Roe Fulkerson and |Fred Walker. chairman of the en- tertainment committee, while W. I Hot-Weather Cool Clothes S, R SEESEEEEEEEEERES ALATS RGYA» Gt omd @ Bt U This 10-Piece Bed Sui 1s 10-P1ece bedroom JSuite, It consists of Golden Oak Dresser, Chiffonier, Chair and - Rocker; White Enamel Metal Bed, with Soft-top Mattress, $ 75 Spring, two Pillows and Room Size Rug. Our sp offer for L4 tomorrow, the Suite complete. Values and Prices that are keeping our boys on their toes handling the “hot crowd, that want to be cool Exactly as Pictured Above With Easy Credit Terms at “The National” PALM BEACH SUITS :1 .85 OF Perfection. . susswswes s 55 os " o . . . GENUINE MOHAIR SUITS ] 7.75 This 8-P1ece6 Slglte 6“ kJ BE 1 Cool and Practical.......... Sy = or 405ke']‘ o a GENUINE LINEN SUITS ‘_l 7# Attractive Buffet :\:th :‘!‘:g Clean and Crisp.. . ror, China Cabinet, Serving ; Table, Extension Table and $ 75 four Dining Chairs, with imita- ® tion leather seats. For A Easy Payments at “The National” A Sale of W hite and Striped Golf Knickers of Flannel and Serge 38, 75 | Gabardine, Linen § 4 75 Trousers.......... == | and Palm Beach..... McCall’s Summer Quarterly Duofolds All Woods and Finishes With Attractive Coverings at Big Reductions in Price This Golden 0Oak Duofold 3 000 Wash Ties in a Great ) Clearance Sale Shows the Later Fashions, too— How the new drapery has come 2-Burner Oil Stove 1,500 1,000 - 500 Crib and Mattress Twenty-five Cent T hirty-five Cent Fifty Cent into use; sl 6 95 develo ) 3 Wash Ties ‘Wash Ties . Wash Ties :%";fw::j he = $975 . quelorotss Easy Credit Terms Easy Credit Terms i 17c 23¢ 39c ey otls N dren’s play 3 v o I rted A 3 for 50c » 3 for 65¢ 3 for $1.00. ke guediani bt Matting . 8:’.:5 se ' Rugs $3.95 o are uppermost in your mind when summer sewing is under way can be settled if you keep beside you McCalls Summer Quarterly, 25¢ 5 Bargain Basement T T¥® MONEY’S WORTH OR MONEY BACK