Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1923, Page 14

wounded by a gunman in an East MAN KILLED, THREE [gamnast.tns fuvses in e mam oo IN RESTAURANT SHOT |ave men drove up to the restaurant, | man. One of the men got out, entered the restaurant, and taking deliberate aim at Louls Francesco, fired half NEW YORK, July 25.—Oue man |s dozen shots at him. Stray bullets was killed, a young woman seriously [ wounded the others. Francesco died wounded and two other men slightly . The assailant escaped. 01 fusillade of man, it {8 belleved. Failing to find madly to cover. Meantime he stood [another victim, he left. over the unconsclous body of Fran- cesco and kicked it to make sure that his task was accomplished. By the Assoclated Press. troit Shooting. ‘Three women are in the fleld for shortly after being removed to athe restaurant poking frightened men Kentucky this year. Hinting Smartly of the Season to Come Sale of New Autumn Hats A Special Purchase of Advance Models for Summer Wear Tans, Cloches and Rolled’ or Drooping Brims, Trimmed with Ribbon Cockades—and W heels, Velvet Appli- ques — Silk: Embroid- eries—Tinsel and other gay effects. Introduced Tomor- row at an Extremely Low Price Duvetyn and Velvet, in Dashing Reds—Soft Browns—Rich Blacks— Grays — Lighter tones. Tomorrow’s Models — Low Priced Today. This event is of particular significance, because it introduces our new autumn line of millinery at five dollars. Not a five dollar line, by any manner of means, as these and subse- quent showings will testify, but the very smartest and most carefully made hats that we can secure to sell at this modest price. We have proved~that you could have spring and summer hats to be proud of at five dollars. We will strengthen the prestige of Lansburgh & Brother offerings at five dollats by our selections for fall. See them tomorrow. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Clearance of All Summer Frocks Formerly Marked $10.00 to $25.00 .00 75 The most dashing sports dresses, demure dresses for street and business wear, light airy frocks for evenings, and some so versatile they may fill any gap in the vacation wardrobe. There’s a full range of summer silks, including canton crepes, laces, pongee, shantung, rosh- anaras, printed crepe de chines, tub silks and Fru Fru, to say nothing of the dainty voiles in printed or plain colors, all-over embroidered models, normandies, linens, ratines and other favorite cottons, in light summer shades, as well as navy and black. All sizes for misses and women. The six models sketched give just a suggestion of the splendid values of this clearance. Reduced for Clearance In These Tremendous $ Value Groups Not one summer frock that origihally sold between $ the prices of $10.00 and $25.00 has been reserved. The choice of the house, as far as dresses of summer silks and cottons are con- cerned, have been included in these three groups. A—The simplicity of pongee is comi- . bined with the frivolity of a braided belt and beaded orna- ment. $5.00. B—Longline sports frock with diag- onal vest. Natural color tub silk checked with green. $12.50. C—Hclio ratine is combined with . white wvoile, with white braid trimming. Promsuent side pock- ets. $12.50. D—Fru Fru and crepe de chine of a matching -sand shade. Bustline panel with tiny buttons. $9.75. E—Dotted normandie vosle with pleated flounce and narrow strips of Bulgarian embroidery. $9.75. ° F—Black aud white printed woile, adorned with large white buttons and ribbon side sash. $5.00. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTRER L] 14 /THE - EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON,. D; : C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923. FORD OFFERS BAIL. Would Free Woman Held in De- DETROIT, Mich., July 25.—Instruc. The murderer then waled around [the office of secretary of state in |tions to furnish Fail for drs. Kath erine Gorka, awaiting trial for the 2R IR 2R 2 e A 2 2 A A A A A 2 B A A R 2 2 B A A A A L B P A Top O’ the Season Apparel---Sale Pri(:ed office to grrange foi bail, but foun the wom:n’ hag been released su‘:xr! day on $10,000 bond furnished by friends. 4 " ¥ ————— shooting to death of her husband, [automobile with money she had saved Frank, were sent by Henry Ford from |to purchase a home. his yacht in Grand Traverse bay to| After reading the newspaper ac- hig Ford Dearborn office. count the Detroit automobile manu- Ford was crulsing around the bay, |facturer told his radio operator: and in reading a belated Detroit |“Tell my office in Dearborn to supply newspaper, found the story of the |bail to any amount and get that woman who is alleged to have shot (woman out of jail immediately.” gust the annual meeting of the Wom- her husband in a quarrel following| An hour later attorneys for Mr.|an Lawyers' Association, which f= the husband’'s action in buying an' Ford appeared at thé prosecutor's now organized in thirty-two states. Minneapolis is to entertaln in Au Opportunity Beckons in a Sale of All Sport Silks $2.95 Fabrics formerly $3.75, $4.50 and $5.50 yard. Choice now at - Tomorrow another Lansburgh & Brother super-value silk event, that adds to wonderful savings the vital feature of being thoroughly timely. : v Just consider every yard of these beautiful sport silks is now at the peak of popularity and usefulness, you have months in which to enjoy the smart skirts, frocks and jacquettes which you will make from your thrifty purchases tomorrow. Included are May Qucen, Rhapsodse, Brocades, and other beautiful silks. The season’s fabrics in white, colors and combinations, deeply under- priced. And best choice awaits first shoppers. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Thursday Specials in TOILET GOODS Summer toilet necessities are specially priced, making it ad- visable to lay in a supply for your vacation and the rest of the summer. Woodbury’s Faclal Soap Sadoko Bath Sal Coty’s Compactw, . & Warner’s Wrap-Around $2.00 to $5.00 The very name suggests simplicity and comiort There are no tedious laces, no stiff boning, nothing to interfere with the activity of the body or to cause dis- comfort on hot days. And like the other famous Warner models, they are rustproof from water, perspiration and other moisture. Many models for all types of figures. btll,r hottle of perfume..... . 20¢ Other Warner corsets, $1.50 to $6.00. FIRST FLOOR, LA;EBVIGH & THIRD FLOOR, LANSRURGH & BROTHIR BROTHE 15e s Teoth Powder. e oney amd Almond « “Tale. with trial Children’s Sleeping Garments, 79¢ and 95¢ A restful sleep on a hot night depes great deal on one’s sleeping garments. ] must be cool, comfortable and well fitting. and that is just what we have tried to : complish in these two special assortments of nightwear for little fol One group is of cool di short sleeves and of to 8 years...... The other group is the open-front style with drop seat. Short sleeves, pocket and 95 frog trimming. Sizes 8 to 12 years. ... (& Overadlls for Play Hours 95¢c and $1.10 Blue and brown chambray, that is so sturdy and so dark in color that it does not readily show the wear and soil of play hours, is an ideal material for these jolly little overalls. Every little tot oi 2 to 6 years should be equipped with them for the summer days. Prettily trimmed in red. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER § Serpentine Crepe Kimonos $1.50 New Kimonos of serpentine crepe show latest ideas in comfort with smartness. The showing, which portrays all the new sum- mer colors, as well as copen, rose and flesh, brings out many novel effects. There are plain and figured designs in full-length” styles, showing piping of contrast color and waist-deep yoke back, which forms an attractive cape sleeve, and deep collar effects with short pointed sleeves with silk dangle. Bring Cool Comfort, at _ The low price points to the extra value, as well as the economy of possesing the cool comfort of a good looking kimono. July Clearance of- Cool Cotton Underwear Formerly $1.95 and $2.95. Reduced to $ 1 . 5 O You can_ still realize those ample savings of dainty, cool En- velope Chemise, Nightgowns, Step-in Drawers, Vests and Pajamas of nainsook and plain and show batiste. Select from delightful styles, from the simplest tailored garments to those elaborately lace trimmed. An opportunity ta save on vacation preparations. THIRD FLOOR,“LANSBURGH & BROTHER LANSBURGH& BROTHER 420-430 SEVENTH ST. N.W. PHONE FRANKLIN 7400 ) e : ¢ P A {