Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 25

: ‘ | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JULY ‘12, 1623, — e T e e PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES |Judge Tries 641 '~ Seventh at F | TheHechico. | Seventh at F | The Hecht Co. Seventh at.F HOLDING OUTINGS| In Court Session | e Soms of Veteraus and Danghters ot| OF OUET 15Hoursi Store Will Be Closed All Day Saturday—Special Friday Telephone Service for America Make Exoursion to | "55YRGIT Mich. July 1a—sirey | Those Unable to Shop Personally. Phone Main 5100 Chesapeake Beach. B. Keidan of municipal court : qualified early today as champlon 77 ’ 3 Tu taih comm o the Deign.| onF Liihce el udgs of ekl v . - Women’'s White Footwear ters of America and the William B. Sitting continuously for fifteen e e R R S . . ‘ : Sport and Dress Styles erans, U. S. A, are both holding thelr{ disposed of 641 traffic cases, im- \ T 4 i & vk s e S e | posed several fall sentences and . Be"u;‘ summer outings at Chesapeake| PONOG Severas Sail bon p { $ 50 . Beach today. From 9 o'clock yesterday morn- o 7, L = Charles H. Miller of the State De- ing, wnenm the cour;j mlrzlhor; D : T ] > egan, un court adjourned, al A 5 y Partment Is in charge 'of arrange-) J3RGN CRUL COME o " the > g 3 3 ents for the Daughters of America | corridors outslde the couriroom : 0 S 5 Beautiful styles in summery low shoes—models and Past Division Commander J. Clin- | and the courtroom itself were jam- .2 ; ? flid aad einils 2 ton Hiatt is chairman of the arrange- | Med with men and women walting 4 7 50 of kid and reinskin. Ments committee for the Sons of| 5OF thelr cases to be called. ~So ; 3 Veterans tem of one-way traffic was put fnto 4 In each of these leathers there is quite a repre- The Sons of Veterans will hold| effect to facilitate the flow of de- & £ 43 d sentative assortment, including Sandals, Cut Outs s .| fendants to the bar of the inde- ) . . 2 2 £ > apatriotic excreises. Commander Frank) {oRGshte 10 the y s and Overstrap styles. iarge, assisted by | An average of less than & minute N f ; - g : : ider John L. Bate- | and a half for each case was main- e b 2 . s The white reinskins are in cut-out and over- man and Junior Vice Commander| tained throughout the long legal 4 3 Sl S William ) The Rev. C. R.| grind. Judge Keldan had no fixed (K¢ 9 4 e stran styles. ) of Ninth § penalty for speeders, but imposed 2% 1 urch and a member of | varying penaltles. 'Several men, the camp, will speak. J. L. Dillard is| charged with flagrant violgtions, In charge of the musical program and | were sent to Jjail without the Past Communder e ontion of a fine. Two men were sing patriotic airs es W. Lyons, | given ten-day jall sentences, while scommander of the s three others were sent to jail for of the organi: a h| five davs and fined.$100 each. his staft. Ti athletic | = events, with prizes for the winner: Assisting Mr. t on the arran Wit mem it g e Core B || SAYS. SHAMPOO WITH Wells, Wend: Cab! John F. Hauck, Frederick g tivard ||| OLIVE OIL TO HAVE B gt RS | GLOSSY HAIR Glossy, soft and shining halr is HOtao hand Rohayofas) Jou Ehik b Percale—Cream Pink and _ Lavender Cross Bar Percale Dainty Lilac and Green Tan and_Blue Flowered Rosebud on Light To Close Out Colored Kid Pumps, 3595 | Beauty gpecialisty now ssy to Groen Floral Design, 9ic —Ric Rac Trim, 8jc Percale, White Trimmed, 95c , Percale, Black Piping, 5 jc Background of Percale, 950 Mrs. 1 » shampoo with olive ofl—that is Only 57 pairs in women's and misses’ sizes—red, green, blue and . Lou sha — Miss Marie e derar. mkcadaois e . f Th field mouse. Wonderful valucs, so hurry. Wingare, _ ] gar of cleansers: deaver nair wort You Will Want at LedSt a Hdlf DOZeIl () ese Also white kid_trimmed with red. green, blue or v, — i vi ior Spanish heels. Miss Helga Wa I s e L AR patent—combined with Junior Spanish heels e Tt Extra and Regular Size Bungalow Frocks molive Shampoo. Thoroughly BOY STRUCK BY AUTO || foin i i stu oreienty ) : g e, o Ninety-four cents (94¢) is a very low price for bungalow frocks of the 3 , > IN CRITICAL COND”IONE |65l i or "Gt wort | proper fabrics and tailoring. 9 1 C Phoenix Silk-and-Fiber Hose, 51 Sl Riont 1 L Use it just once, and | Sou M note the improvemént - Since these offered here it that description to a “T,” it riecessarily fol- Collarbone and Les of Bussell] | Advertisement Summer shades in a special combination of pure thread silk and fiber—assuring long wear and proper _appearance. lows that this is a sale deserving of your utmost attention. Mills Broken and Skuli May Scout percales, you know the quality of them, and excellent ginghams { — == - Be Fractured, { DO You Sufier are the materials—in fifteen different styles. e { i Y A possible fracture of the skull | broken collarbone and fracture of a eived by Rus- Pockets, sashes and contrasting color trimmings are used. Piping Rock. black! white, brown and latk. Pl‘i(‘.kly Heat? They are in sizes 36 to 44 and 48 to 52. (@ \Bechti<Ce., | Bécoadl; Rdec) Women—this is a value you should not over- : look. Mills, ars old, when! X A knocked down »mobile in | MAN\ people are subject to & H ;. » 2 ’ . o d! o o e B 1 s e | s om | Women's Midsummer Frocks---Season-End Price taken to Casualty Hospit where!| in%. The quickest relief known isN - : § 4 sted Women’s Sweaters furgeons said his cond: ,.i o, e $ 2 95 R - : . $ Women's Worste (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) cooling, soothing, healing. Bathing Suits, $3.95 In Many Styles, $1.95 Police of the ninth precinct re-| ported that the child ran from be- Snow-white, delicate, fra- - A 5 S 9 s olf coats, hind an automobile parked at the! grant—no grease, no soil, no . Made in California and S1 ee‘el_ess golf z gu‘x‘rhddlrecni.‘» in front ot an_auto stain, no disagreeable odor— ? X Fl o lai sl‘cevelca jacquetg‘es. full- e driven by William A. W i o s 4 4 L 2, apper styvles—plain or sleeve jacquettes. ese are 3a heas rahl toe | delightfully refreshing to the = 4 2 1 0 . o 3, S ] Gl Women’s and Misses’ 7 2 Women’s and Misses -fancy models in excellent in block and fancy weave pat- Edward Clark Grun seventy- terns of light-weight wool d vear sac Equally good for tired, ach- i : ) . : SVonue Hortnenst, wa watnist || ing Tet, for sunburn; in fact A wholesome assortment : ¥ Finer wash frocks for regu i, vttt S sag or stretch. colors. a street av | v ’s & 3 g 7 —si 8 street car @ esvian s :‘l‘les:i:fllfl: :‘x:;.'t"fimeod&hr of Scotch ginghams and im- lar and stout figures—sizes 16 ported crepes. ; % to 42 and 44 to 50. (The Tlecht Co., First Floor.) (The Tiecht Co., Firat Floor.) down by bicy by | Chisen, 515 20 Sereet. wnd' sereerf};r?,;'f; Costs little—works wonders {l‘:;flifii}\fi:fl Ief;{zrma\vaf ?‘mke'n ax':d his | —-monte,)'/ ref:lndeeddil you're not ; 5 e was taken to Emer- | more an leased. y gen Hospital. . \f ; vol i 10;{‘;;::]11AC%_Z§§23",3"_ seventeen vears | aScAtS.Oi' ‘;fizo stores—3 sizes— They're in such pretty O o Normandy voiles, imported , . . d street, sustained a fracture of | 3 » 91.00. . . e 7 4 i 1 i BEE e yesteriay e _If your druggist cannot sup- styles as straightline, paneled, ! Linen—lark. ginghams, organdlesi) linens Junlor ]VI 1sses or cyele ing ! | = 2 . : ith k at 1s onidimng | ply you, send money to the 5 i £ / spur olue, nd ratines—the fabrics. He i takien {0 Cibutii Trotmmear || Noxzema Chemical Co. 102 E. sashes. The trimmings in 7 : white, embroids & 2 Wash Frocks Mrs. Julia Lawson, thirty-five vears,| Lafayette Ave., Baltimore, clude embroidery, lace edging, ered collars and Sleeveless, bouffant, straight- gla, 40 3 streét was knocked Md., and we will supply you o ' e’ o 7 cups, §5. 1i led effects in all th W. Harris, Atlantic Hotel, in frone!| direct: crocheted buttons, drop- ine, paneled effects in a e $4.95 ©f 622 5th 'street vesterday afternoon | stitching summer shades. Also white. NN N ‘and slightly hurt. She refused hos- pital treatment. | Left— I Ginghom— . 4 2 3 sim- | scarlet & white; Every summer trimming is Warm weather frocks, sim: MDTHER SHOOTS TWO | War on Bed B“gs Cologelare i wrceniforchic, white collor ond ply made, but stylish and = b lemon, cherry red, pink, blue, ; v cuffsand piping, represented in this host of TR el osamal: SONS AND HERSELF With checks or plain colors. In sizes P28 pretty tub ‘frocks so reason- danby intachical Sncton e TS “P D S ” 16 to 46. 7 )t : ably, so seasonably priced. $3. Well fashioned of tub ° * . i By the Associ: fabrics, with organdy, rib- & Associated Pres: 0 F ) a s 3 o im- CASEY, I, July 12—Psul Shoe. | (The Techt Co., Second Fioor.) N {EpecHAcY o iSecant Mooe) bon, sashes and ruffle trim maker, twelve years old, is in & hos. | : AU A . mings. Some have faggot- . i — V4 wi c - H pital today at Effingham, IL. prob. | u‘i:k]y""-}hcy e g ing. ably fatally injured, and his brother Lault of “P. D. S—it ' 4 A i SR WHerschel, nine, is dead as th the gsomil ol S e M Normandy voiles, tissues, of having been shot mine result fif s pitiless in its effect upon H | 2 dimiti nd imported ging- n& been shot by their mother, | Bed Bugs, but will do no ’ L1 imities an % ) Mrs. Marshall-A. Shoemaker, thirty- ) “harm to furniture or textiles. hams, in sizes 13, 15 and 17. four years old, who committed suicide | “P. D. S.” has won wide e A I g Batiste—white unth delft blue she 15 sa ; . | forced him to €wallow polson tabiore Bugs. With the handle noz- I f \ Mrs. Shoemaker is sald to have zle attached to the can it is Ul | \ roused Paul from his bed, forced him to swallow the poison and then shot | 2 lied — hil into_th | { "4 . . ’ 3 3 Bim in_the siomacn’ Horschel was | 3PPICl " teaching Into the $ 19 it i : S Junior Misses” Silk Skirts, $7.95 v Mrs. John Slusser, mother of Mrs. hide. l effectively and economically Shoemaker, witnessed ! 8he was held at bay with theoring: TorSale S5 BNt Swtien Swagger crepe de chine knife-pleated skirts, in the ex- ver. Paul crawled more than a hun- Drug Stores it R e ] i , A . Manufacturer’s Sample Sale of Men’s fast-color fabrics such as Invinf:ible. Peggy, Kiddie and Nou - sk Crepe de and fine fit. o Sl 2 > . 2 right—Ci d chine - “ ? W Orsted The styles include middy, Broadfall Sailor Blouse, but- ;?‘.‘.fi,‘,; i e L aad v tucks: ! (The Techt Co., Third Floor.) . . TS ton-on, sailor and Oliver Twist. o2l 8t hr:y:;.—(?vv.pe de chine, Bathlng Sults : to1\/;;11}- in solid color ; many more in combination effects. Sizes Finest Knife-Plec’lted $2°95 : In short, these are real suits for regular boys—at a price far Silk or WOOI Sklrts less than regular. $ 8. 95 They’re all worsted y 77 P Oliver Twist Novelty Full- A clever Vestee Sp]endid styles in crepe de chine, canton Children’s Play Oxfords and Sandals, $1.19 _th.h means that ’ Suit, $1.19. Front Suit, $1.19. Model, $1.19. crepe and non-crushable wool canton crepe R e stitched. Light tan, they will not sag or V < 3 —all knife plaited. mahogany brow 1rl elk shades. Sizes 5-8, 874-11 and stretch—will dry - Y 3 White, tan, gray, navy, cocoa and black 113 to 2. quickly and keep one B A Abebecalte . T Misses’ Dress Sandals, $2.45 from being chilled. New White Sleeveless Or perhaps we might say for the g{'owingflgi.rill; dThgsE PR | 2 ( Bl u St leS 55 are of pearl elk or patent lgath}:r. smartly finisl ed wit] In many neat stripe \ . . ouse ’ 4 1 white calf backs. They’re in sizes 2¥: to 7, for girls 11 combinations in two- A Fine quality crepe de chine trimmed with to 16 years. tone effects. i X Z T real Filet and Irish crochet laces. Other Sport Hose, 55¢ Lisle Socks, 29¢ models with sleeves. They, too, are taste- 3 Ale: cesi odiiisle ancks) iniplain . in hip, blouse or jac- % hose in black. white, brown, ). ercenlz: w‘;iteawith L pia ‘ fully trimmed and come in hip, blo J berge, fawn and polo, Piain-and colors. Also white with combir i : : ! uette styles—sizes 36 to 46. combination cuffs. Sizes 6.to 9%. tion color tops. Sizes 4}% to 9. Linen Golf Knickers \ ; q ELAy i (The Tiecht Co., Thira Floor) Special, $3.95 MQH@Cht CO. : B’ Baseball Um'frm, 95¢ a-,.?:.:u}::f";:uf e m@ % Chfi CO. f cannot personally attend to your : 7th ¢ F copiplefs uit foc ses O to A2 consisting of shirt; pants, <3p shapping. Write or phone Main Member Better Business Bureau e and belt. Well tailored in big-league style. . (T Haar Co, TAIM Pleet) $100, s ? 7th at F Member Better Businoss Bureaw s 5 o~ 2 i s