Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1923, Page 34

PLANS FOR JULY ; ON GREAT SCALE Fort Bunker H||I Scene of Elaborate Independence j_\ Day Celebration. i arrangements for the| st celebration of the Fourth | of July jn the history of Brookland, ) Michigan Park. Langdon and Wood- ridge have been ompleted and Fort @ Bunker hill, 13th and Otiz streets | northeast. is awalting the onrush of celchrants of the birthday of the republic Wednesday. There will be all-day the slopes of Washington's Bunker Hill and musle and singigg and ath- lotic events and cats, and at night | fireworks galor i Tl lubration will be 1 pices of the Broo Agiollation, B. W. Turner, the Michigan Park Citizens' H. Hoddinott, and the ‘Rnode 1oind Zeny’ - Assoclgtion, Ira president. Program Opens at 3 0°Cla The progrum will open ot k. ally at has had to enjoy c will be furnis the afternoon rookland call throughout Furner of will pastor of the st Chureh Then the choir anc audicnce 4 Phelps rman of th will deliver ope | Brookland Baj band will lea Wi Follos Dr. Charles 1%, of hist of Amer Indepe address of the day will be de- livered by Judge J. W. Thompson, law officer of the United States bu- of the or, will pronounce “hildren. for children as| seven years old, are twenty track pro- lemonade athlete, but s the e fireworks start at § o'clock a night. kiat Officials for. the athl clude: Judice Thompson fzes:’ Franklin and . scorers: Thomas Hoddinott; timer, 3 Wilson 5. H | nfhe-ye {man; | Middekaut SHOT BY HIS WIFE, ICE DEALER ¥ MAY DIE Fired on Him to Save Her Life, Edith Miller, Colored, Tells Police. Sidney Miller, colored, twenty-seven < old. an ice dealer, was shot in th Miller, his wife. early today, and so seriously wounded | that surgeons al Emergency Hospital said he probably would die. The shooting occurred in the home of the couple, 1245 30 street southwest. A r-old son, one of four chil drem. Is said to have witnessed the shooting. ' Mrs. Miller was arrested a short time luter in a house on Neal place by police of the fourth precinct, led 'Ly Acting Sermt. Wuldorf. She is said to o admitted the and claimed to have acted in defense The wife declared srabbed her and was ill t when both reached for the weapon. he managed to get possession of it, and during the struggle it was dis- harged. Only the one shot was fired. She was lotked up. shooting | 1. H. Saxton. T. Thomas J. Brosn Thomas A. Leef, W Daniels, John M Public chairman Hottel, 1 Clayton, ¢ wood, (X 1 R Burnside, J eavell, John B. Lord, Horner and John Wignall Music Behrendt, M Barnholt a Progra . vice chairman: Hoddinott, Lee A, ! Trodden, e Badaus; 3 McLean, Thomas, John MeCreight, Brooks, W. S. Ayres, B. d.: D. H. Oertly, L Dr. W. A, Netl, J. M Kearful B. Nutter. and chairman; ecil, 8. W, L. Cutrell Juck Molster, chair- | man; Boyer, T. I, Stackhouse, Charles Gooch and Charles Kracke. Fireworks — Franklin T. Howe, ess. Charles —_— “The Pledmont Limited” New fast train for Atlantd and New Orleans, making connectlon for Texas, Mexico and the Pacific coast. Through leeping cars from Washington leave Inquire Southern Railway 25 F st. n.w. Phone Main The_Double Track Trunk Line Washington and Atlanta self- | *| electric ~1full blast tonight r- 1 eration, Me: | nished by the Kallipolis TLE EVENING STAR, @ ) If- 1 were seated on u& bench, a learned and fearless jurist, I'd soak the greedy man or wench who robs the gentie tourist. Now on the hills and through the dells a million cars are dodging and tour- l\\(s stop at punk hotels and ask for grub and lodging. Oh, here and | there a Boniface gives value for their money; he is a man who loves | the race, who'd make our lives more \sumn But there and here the land- lords dump bum victuals in the manger, and argue that he is a chump who does not fleece the stranger. Some little burgs along jlhe way are organized for pillage, nd luckless is the touring jay who ands in such a village. The mer- chant prmcc; pass the word, when | such a jay's approaching: “Here 1 comes another stranger bird—wc'H give his mane a roaching!” And | everything he has to buy is priced | | so high he'll shiver, and wring his | i hands and long to die beneath his trusty flivver. All towns would find !it worth their while, emerging* from 'lllur blindness, to greet the tourist with” a smile, and load him down i with kindness. The stranger who's within our gates should not be cinched or beaten; let's feed him costly figs and dates, and bless him when he's eaten. (Copyright.) WALT MASON. FAIR NOW COMPLETE. Tp Bazaar. installation of booths and lights completed, the two- week bazaar of Stansbury Lodge, No 4. F. A A. M., at Georgla avenue and Quiney place, will be running The fair opened with about one-half attractions in op- due to the failure of work- men to erect all of the necessary stands and install sufficient lights. ancing on a large open pavilion is of the features. Mu All Booths for Masonic With Saturday night, | of its announced ,mn chestra. Other attractions Include un illusion show, movelty games. side- shows and Venetian swings. The pro- ceeds will be applied to the Bright-( wood Masonic Temple buiding fund. | BUILDING HITS RECORD. { Richmond Permits Since January 1 Total $9,500,00. Special Dispateh 1o Th RICHMOND, Va. —Butlding ermits for the months in | RET rate about $9,500,000. 4l records for lht‘u pertod. | S MOUNT VERNON and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c. Arlington, side trip, 10c additional. Slectric Cars leage 12th and Pepnsylvania vemie Northwest, on the Hour and half hour bt F or Your July 4th Trlp Whatever your program for Wednesday may be, we are prepared to help you get ready. Fine, big stocks and quick, intelligent service that takes all the fuss and bother out of hurry-up shopping for busy people. George’s usual guarantee of satisfaction on everything you purchase. Big Tuesday Sale of T B T S A AND The Palm Beach Suits have had shape and good fit built into them. We have them in all the popu- lar shades — gray, tan, sand, pencil stripe — for regulars and stouts, sizes 36 to 44. The best bu) of the year at 5 : that 6 BB and AR English Broadcloth S. In Gray mous $1.69 i §1.95 1 $1.95 51| T5¢ Khaki Pants to 18, special B Flapper ity. Khaki Suits, with belt to mateh, sizes § to 14 Boyw Boyw Khaki Knick- er, sizes 7 to 17, re- duced down to... $4 Genuine Linen slzes special Boyws' Washable Bawebnll Sults, sizes Boyw’ Sport Blown- en, stripes, khaki, Biue or Tan, re- duced to Boys' One- Boyw Wi nble Suits, 1 Biues, stripes and pencil stnpfl. A big value at slightly you can't detect it at all. The Famous Genuine PALM BEACH The Mohair Suits have high-quality silk lus- ter, dressy, cool and good looking. For regulars stouts. Sizes 36 to 46. blacks; shadow K White Of Duck and Nav, just what men want for out- ing and vacation wear. 2t042. A Men’s Best Quality Khaki Pants Every man s for outings and rough work. Boys' One- | piece Bathing Suits, bl\lc with red trim- mings. A re- markablc value 79c | Cotton H-I-R-T-S White. or Tan. The Fa- “Silken Glo" qual-|a These colors of shirts are imperfect, but and $5 Values Fn white, tan, lavender and blue, with silk frogs. looking and well made. mighty good value at. 910 Seventh St- “We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” Bathing Suit Bargains Outing Trousers y Twill— $1:—i§ Sizes splendid value at hould have a pair 1.8 One-plece wult | {blue or black |color. with {double crotch. Will stand hard usage. Get in|with belt to lenrl\ for your| match An ex- I traordinary | | S W I MMING k | SUITS for men, White wool shirts and blue flannel trunks, Pongee Paja.mas 92 Good Nainsook Union Suits ity warment with elastic belt, sizes Men's Full Mercerised HOSE in all shades, a good qual- 36 to 46.... 59c pairs for f Thc Tourlat SCaaon. l dnm.,ucoo«umr the Rain,” com- e e edy, at S: WASHINGTON, D: €. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. MONDAY, WOUNDED ON BOAT. Albert Perking, colored, twenty- three years, 1113 Half street south- west, ‘While returning from River View on the steamer Madison Hall last night was shot in the thight He was removed to Emergency Hos- Perkins declared he was shot by & speclal policeman employed on he Willjam Hemphill, colored, twenty- five years, 14 O ‘street northeast, Yesterday afternoon participated in an altercation with a colored woman near the latter’s home on Fenton piace northeast. The woman is re- ported to have slashed him across the lower part of the chest with a knife. William received surgical aid at Freedmen's Hospital. . chl'rllm—unrry Fox, vaudeville, at 15 co Tow Four,” vaude- 145, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m, 0 — Betty _Compson, “The ur Faces." photoplay, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 OLUMBIA — Dorothy Dalton, rongheart. in at 11:30, 1:30, :30 p.m. “Masters of Men," at 257588, TSV ana in 2.50, E. Morrisor: Paper Co. —we have Blank ooks today and every day. 1000 Penneyivania Ave. If You V\Tant to Sell Your Auto —advertise it in the Classified Section. There it will fall under the eye of practically every one who is inter- ested in used cars. In other words, Star Clas- sified Ads create a mar- ket. Describe the car in detail. It pays to be explicit. Conservative or Wildcat? No man can afford to plunge on a wildcat scheme of ‘“‘get-rich- quick” anticipations whose in- come iy moderate. But that very man can arrange to save @ cer- tain definite proportion of his carnings—and ‘take life casy in his later years. Open an Account NOW! ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. No wonder The Star prints MORE Classi- fied Ads every day than all the ~other papers here com- bined. “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Glorious Fourth of July One Cent Sale Tomorrow (Tuesday) Only We deliver any order on this ad amounting to $1.00 or more anywhere in the District of Columbia. You buy one article at our list price and you get another of the same article at lc zd‘dnmn.fl We are not responsible if stock is exhausted before sale is over. We do not want anyone to purchase anything in this lc Sale if they doubt its quality, Gibson dlways gives exactly as advertised. Two Telephones: Main 1085 Franklin 5077 Great Radio and Electrical 1c Sale Dials, 3 inch, 30c. 2 for 31c | Holtzer Cabot Phones, 2200 | ohms, $6.00. 2 for $8.01 | Manhattan Phones, 2,000 | ohms, $6.00. 2 for $6.01 | Signal Corps Phones, 2800 | ohms, $6.00. 2 for $6.01 Variable Condensers, 23-plate, well made panel mounung $1.98. 2 for $1.99 Electric Irons, 6 Ib.. guaran- teed, 2 for $5.01 Two Way 98c. Crystals, mounted, 10c. 2 for 11c Crystal Detectors, 98c. e 2 for 99¢ Vario Couplers, $3.98. 2 for $3.99 V. T. Tube Sockets, 50c. 2 for 51c Insulators, Bc. 2 for 14c Attachments to make your talking machine a loud speaker, $1.98. 2 for $1.99 Electric Curling Iron, guaran- teed, $2. 2 for $2.01 2z for 99¢ Heating Pads, heat, $8.50. Switch Levers, 28¢c. 2 for 29¢ 2 for $851 Great 1lc Sale Drugs and Sundries Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 25c. 2 for 26¢c Bay Rum, 25c. 2 for 26c Tar Shampoo, 25c. 2 for 26¢c Palmolive Shampoo, 50c, 2 for Sic Vanilla Flavoring, 25c. 2 for 26c Larkspur Lotion, 25¢, 2 for 26¢ Cascara Tablets, 5 grain, 100 for 30c. 200 for 31c Aromatic Cascara, 35c. 2 for, 36c Alcorub, pint, $1.00. . 2 pints, $1.01 Milk Magnesia, Norwich, 1 for 2 for 26¢c 100 for 30c. 200 for 31c Catnip and Fennel, for babies, 1 bottle, 25c. 2 bottles, 26c Epsom Salts, Ib., 10c., 2 for 11c Migraine Tablets, 100 for 30c. 200 for 3lc 100 for 30c. 200 for 31c U. S. Army Foot Powder, 25c. 2 for 26¢c Sockets, 3 Paring Knives, 15c. 2 for 16¢ Hair Waving Iron, 50c. 2 for Slc Peroxide Hydrogen, ¥Ib., 15¢ Two——'/.-lb., 16c Liquid Green Soap, 1 for 25c. 2 for 26c Todine Swabs, for first aid, fine for traveling, 6 for 15c. 12 for 16c Tincture Arnica, 28c, 2 for 26c Aromatic Castor Oil, 25c. 2 for 26¢ Soda Mints, 100 for 25c. 200 for 26c Imported Toothbrushes, 25c. for 26c Wax Paper, Sc. 2 for 6c Sanitary Aluminum back Hair Brushes, 75¢c. 2 for 76¢c Rubberset Shaving Brush, 25c. 2 for 26c Kolynos Tooth Paste, 30c. 2 for 31c assorted 25c. Aspirin, 5 grain, Calomel Tablets, Squibb’s Talcum, odors. 25c. 2 for 26c Orion Talcum, 20c. 2 for 2Ic Imperial Rose Talcum, 15c. Arm) and Navy Suspensory, 2 for 16¢ 2 for 36c Whitman's Talcum, large can, 15¢. 30c. 2 for 31c 2 for 16c Mavis Toilet Water, 25c size. Hair Nets, 15c. for 26¢ 2 for 16c Whisk Brooms, 50c. 2 for 5lc Clinical Tllcrmometers incase, | Bath Salts, 50c. 2 for 5lc 1. 2 for $1.01 Turkish Wash Cloths, 15c. Household Thermometers, $I. 2 for 16c 2 for $LO1 Turkish Towels, 50c. 2 for 5lc Sterno Canned Heat, 10c. Bath Brushes, long handle, $1. 2 for 1ic 2 for $1.01 Limit 6 to a customer. Miller Rubber Sponges, 35c. Sterno Folding Stove, 10c. 2 for 36¢c 2 for 1ic Vacuum Pint Size Bottles, Imported Blades to fit Gillette, ‘metal case, $1.00. 2 for $1.01 Doz., 35c. 2 doz., 36c Pint Fillers, for Vacuum bot- Tubing lengths, 25¢c. 2 for 26c tles, 98c. 2 for 99c Palm Olive Soap, 10c. Fountain Syringe, complete, 2 for 11c good rubber, $1.00. 2 for $1.01 Limit 6 to a customer. Hot-Water Bottles, 2-qt. good Pummo Soap, 6¢. 2 for 7c rubber, $150, 2 for $1.51 Sunny Monday, 5c. 2 for 6c | Egg Shampoo, 10c. 2 for 1ic Gold Dust, 5c. 2 for 6¢c Stearate of Zinc, 1 oz., 25c. Fairy Soap, éc. 2 for 7c 2 ozs., 26c Glycerine Tar, 6c. 2 for 7c Shavmg Conti’s Castile Soap, 20c. 2 for llc Large bar Castile Soa}) for 21c Haud “Scrub Brush,” La Fountain Palmolive 35¢. Infants’ Rectal Syrmg;:. 25¢. or Household Rubber Gloves «h:. 2 for 4ic U-Press-It Salt and Pepper Shakers, 25c. 2 for 26c Paper Towels, large roll, 20c. 2 for 21c Household Ammoma. large size, 25c. 2 for 26¢c Sanitary Napkins, doz., ‘55c. 2 daz., S6c Rectal Dilators, $1. 2 for $1.01 . Special— 1 50c Jar of Noxema Cream and 1 25¢ Cake Noxema Soap, both for.............. Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917919 G St. N.W. *90c¢ ng, ns | Bound Trip: Adults, 50c; childrfn, 23¢ 9 &y JULY 1923. AMUSEMENTS, LOEW’S TODAY AND ALL WEEK Metro Presents N /n the Story of a Girl Who Was a Millionaire for an Hour. “HER FATAL MILLIONS" Vews—Toplcs—Overture EXTRA!—EXTRZ 3 BUSTER KEATON al of Hix Greatest Comedy Hit. L “ONE WEEK" \ % " LOEW’S CoLumsi _F STREET AT 12tk _ In_ the Tale of a Tartar Girl Whose Beauty Was Sold to the “LAW OF 'fi:” LAWLESS” Theo. Kosloffo—Chas. DeRoche || Tully Marshall i | WE PLAY LOEWSVAUDEVILLE 2 Shows for Price of 1 Continuous from 12 Noon “KEE TOW FOUR'' QUARTET. 4—OTHER ALL-STAR ACTS—4 Photoplay— ‘YOUTHFUL CHEATERS.' Mats.—Popular Prices—Nights 3! 0c . Bun. & Holidays 11 11 SHE'LL STEAL YOUR HEART! Paramount Presents THE WOMAN WITH 4 FACES Featuring BETTY COMPSON RICHARD DIX AND SUPERB SUPPORTING CAST ORCHESTRA SUBSIDIARIES A Great Star of Fun HARRY FOX In a Happy Fox Frivolity kS ous Farce “PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH" ng. Fables, Topics of News, Pictorial. EXTRA ADDED ATTEACTION America’s Greatest Baritons GEO. MacFARLANE & CO. “‘Song Fantasies” the j ~ TOURNAMENT AUSPICES Assumption Church Congress Heights July 4th Lawn Fete, 4 to 14 Spend the Fourth At : Great Falls Park FREE DANCING Music By Great Falls Orchestra Popular Amusements—Boating Fishing. Excellent Chicken and Fish Dinners Round T Adults, 50c Children, 10e Frequent_Train Service From Terminal 36th and M Sts. N.W. FOR T T. ¥, GLEN ECHO FREF, ADMISSION PLEASURE PARK TAXKE E WASHINGTON RAILWAY m D GLEN o on ENTRANGE 40 A\il’SmN’l‘S DANCING ’1'00 CHESAPEAKE BEACH Wanshington's Only Salt Water Resort Preo Dancing. All Beashore Attra and Holidays. uL.sund. 5, Jo Nothing is more im portant to family health and welfar than perfect sanitary S equipment. 1l Intrusting Plumbing In- stallations and Repairs to this reputable organizatio ficrde asatrance of satlsfs tory work, servi Ready to Pllllfll! VOUR jc SIIIIBEIIT-BELASGO Best Sy Sl 50 Geoérge Marshall in Association With A. H Woords P First Time on Any Stage FTER : RAIN AN AMERICAN COMEDY By LeRoy Clemens and Lynne Overman THURSDAY MATINEE, SOc and 75¢ SATURDAY MATINEE, 50c, 75¢ and $1.00 Xl'lll Ml‘l‘. ‘”""‘“"‘"') Dest Seats, $1.00 JULY, 4th - o onts) wl‘m’ ! SPEND THE “FOURTH" AT MARSHALL HALL Washington’s Finest Amusement Resort. FREE DANCING FINE MUSIC-—LARGE SHADY LAWNS A Deliclous Country MARYLAND CHICKEN DINNER $1.50 STR. CHARLES MACALESTER 10 A. M. 2:30 P. M. ' Mount Vernon Sailings, 10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Enjoy a Delightful and Glorious Fourth of July COLONIAL BEACH “Washington's Atlantic City"” Palatial steamer O L. JOHNS Leaves Seventh Street Wharf Tuesday, July 3d.........2:30 P. M. Wednesday, July 4th ....9:00 A. M. Salt Water Bathing, Fuhmg, Crabbing sements Dancing on Over-Sea Pavilion 40-MILE MOONLIGHT Tonight and Friday at 7:15 Free Dancing Alexandria Stops on All Trips f LCRANDALL'S, [ METROPOLITAN AT 10th° THIS WEEK 11 AM. TO 11 PM. Doors Opem at 10130 A.M.° First Nutional Presents TRONGHEART The Wonde , with Irene Rich and & Special T Rt 1n an Epie f the ) BRAWN OF THE NORTH LLOYD HAMILTON in “UNEASY FEET.” World Survey — Scenic Washuuiun s Finest Orchestra Daniel Breeskin, Conductor CIRCLE FOIR 8 ARD DIX HlPl’ODRO “EINGDC ELITE = CAROLINA Sxull poLtARD. m-aw,v Av.N.W. TODAY A WILLIAM: AR TRS e RG! Youna * TGHTING _BLOOD. CRAND Au-rs ;:nEA'rl:n L utlcn c Ave. S.E. THOMAS ME Tonn. Ave. & CHEVY CHASE i EY uum\u A L in the NEW TAKOMA THEATEfi 4th and Butternut Stw. teach you n.-.ulu ‘onductor. SILLS In “THE ISLE l}| roncy you to dence comectiy fn o fow lonson Atrictly private. Any Chu MAT! ND SAT. AT 0D, A\’ 58 MCHAKD nlm-mm,uus DOROTHY ~ GISH, in "THE nnmn’r SHAWL." ALLSTAR CAST. JOHN, For ten years America’s foremost academs. Private lestont. No oppointment reqvired. 34