Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1923, Page 28

28 _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. WEDNESDAY. JULY 11, 1923. : . B e R R R, o O NNONEEDA UL B e | GAS WORKERS’ OUTING. . : et 0 L . —By BUD FISHER. '3 HURT WHEN AUTO SWERVES INTO TREE[HM'G Than 2,000 Expected at WHAT'S Tie ma‘kz‘;f‘gc‘" ""‘gs T GONNA HAVE A LISTEN,BUb: THeRE ANT MATTER, S -To- g THING FUNNY 1R NG U R | Chelnpuoks ne-ciy.‘ MATTERJEFE, || Cout's ovsr o :';‘:Kp 3'“ ALowing > “f::::;;‘ \mgb’ ? k\ljlp e :awm “Eubr«‘n‘:' e | More than 2,000 excursionists are “THAT BUD'S STILL GOTUS NCTURES, AMD 2 D CrEse RS A i ' 3 ¢ 1S WHAT: A TRCK BU LA Washington Car Wreoked on Be- (8¢ Chssapseks Boach, ro'ar e Em: ouce cwe HUNDRED. || OUR PICTURES WONT | o) THAT'S WHA peEs e turn From Southern Mary- fx‘;‘my:‘f l?;tne((l,clnl“Aa;tochnuon no; the MILES EROM HAVE ANY Pum\\;‘;, > BACK (N NEW YoRK So > Vi h G ¥ ‘ompany. D N THE . land Trip. | W ihe ‘atternoon program includes a i L ~ THem ¥ WE CAN MAKE THe —_— | tat man’s race, a tug-of-war, a nall- R & = 3 £ . HOMOR. SNABRY: driving contest for women, a back- - Three District men were injured in to-back race and foot races for chil- an automobile accident on the state |dren. The arrangements committee road near Sil Hill, }‘1”" llhl: morn- is composed of C. M. X Edward E. Arthur n, 638 7th street | president; Mr. Deener, secretary, and was about the head,!George M. Whitwell, treasurer. while vard Paduda, 204 7th| Two organizations will have out- street southeast, was less seriously | ings at the Beach tomorrow—the injured., | State Council of the Daughters of The three were returning home | America_and William B. Cushing from a trip to southern Maryland. | C No. 30, Sons of Veterans, | Moran was at the wheel. The ma- | U. S. A. More than 2,000 persons are to the side of the road | ¢ Athletic events have been | gainst a tree. The car|planned, with prizes for the winners, | zed. | " The Sons of Veterans will hold pa- motorist assisted the | triotic exercises at 2:30. Commander | were taken to Casual-| Frank A. De Groot will be in charge, | t: were treated | zysisted by Senfor Vice Commander | by Dr. E. T. St aduda was| john I. Bateman and Juaior Vice able to go home, companions 'Commander William Rosser. Rev. S 1 C. R. Stauffer, pastor of Ninth Street | d color- | Christian Church and a member of | 1 9th street,|¢he camp, will be the orator. J L.| fracture of the | Dillard will have charge of the .uu- | oon when knock | gjeq] program. Past Commander k. he automobile of Frank | ¥ Wi g c fle Of poranic | Albert Lang will sing patriotic vas treated | SONES. ~ 3 ER BOND Lemm, the couple were married Jan- & |~ Past Division Commander J. Clinton | 3 - = Dr. ME.fgiate s chairman of the arrange- | HUSBAND UND {uary 7 last. Mrs. Veitt says she eported 48| ments committee for the Sons of | e w1 tried to reach her husband by tele-| Veternns and Charles H. Miller of | Court Acts to Prevent H. L. Veitt| phone last Thursday after the al- the Stute Department chairman for | leged desertion and he declared she the Daughters of America Leaving City Pending Divorce smv.‘ was answered by his mother, who v v ng ‘to 1 Chiet Justice McCov of the Dis- | advised her he was preparing B GIRL SCOUTS IN CAMP. |lrict Supreme Court sesterday re-| Eeaivde » | quired Harry L. Veitt, an employe - |of the Washimgton Railway and, His Ready Comeback. ° Hirl S Wi | Electric Company, to furnish bond of | Fifty Girl Scouts from Washington | a0t C EWIRERE (6o hington pend- | From the Detrott Free Press. and Baltimore are now enjoving the | fng' wetion of the court on @ suil | “Say, Blink,” sked Jinks, as he lirl Seout camp at Edgemoor, Md,! {08 ; Lo e mc] > e 4| \Which opencd recently. [ for, & limited divorce brought by Bi% | yaikeq into Bilnk's store, sample M Isnac Guns we Veltt is alleged to have deserted | case in hand, “can a cowhide in a e opening. 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