Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1924, Page 22

09 U. S. EMPLOYE EXPIRES AFTER ILLNESS OF YEAR Ice Truck Spill Kills Boy. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. OBSERVE FLAG DAY. WESTON, W. Va.,, June 16.—Ly- M. E. Sunday School Puplls of | urgus Fiink, nine Years oid, of near nstantly killed when a = s You'll Work ffl'./;’;//—w =y 2 Clarendon Pledge Allegiance. | n8e") NG" of*jCe overturned on a 4/),’,7.4%-,/ 5 Special Dispatch fo The Star. hill ‘and he was caught between two 3 A 0 - 7 EN: heavy cakes. A smaller brother, ’i‘%’ P L o CLARENDON, Va, June 16.—The| WM, Govetal feet, eacaped injurs: The hot weather’s here, at last, and the question arises—are you prepared? You can’t do your best work YA GOTTA Go TA Summer scHooL. HEY 2 CAN'TCHA GIT ouTA T 7 GOos THA'S ToUGH ! | GOTTA SwWeELL OTHER FANS AS LOW AS $10 * “Muddiman§ 709 13th St. N.W. ; of Washington, a lifelong Burial will be in Oakwood gemetery. The deceased was a mem- 3. B. French Masonic ngton and of the Mod- Burnley D. Harrison of Jydge BETTER Advocate General’s Office Dies . Sunda; he \ With a at Idylwood, Va. i y school of the Clarendon Meth- | The father, who was driving the 4 odist Church observed Flag day with | truck, and a nelghboj G 1 El 5 M‘u bu_umn?msur.' J 16. 3 | * ke speclal exercises yestorduy in the —— = enera. ectric Fan Pumnier. Duke Harnison, 1824 A \ large assembly room of (helr new A v 7 b A ore an 200 o s street northeast, Washington, D. C. \ voung people ad 8t ual’h’l‘v!”;ld"l'i» 9 employed In the judge advocate gen- receive a large flag, the gift of the S ere oral's office, died suddenly Saturday Tadios Aumiao.Jug: the glte of the Afternoon_at the home of his sister, Cushing Camp R = . 2 by . Mra F. J. Lee of ldlwood e was Washington, D. C. The program wis A 5 in a hot, sultry office. An electric fan is as necessary as N e e D e n o D Shaies o Mew & L. Webb, putri- in Brown Bottles a desk or chair. Our special regommendation to you is— o uxillury : “"T.”f:";‘x’,“fii; Ve Mr. fl‘;‘:.”:,‘,’.’,‘ had The overnors proclamation was ; The Drink > General brought to the home of his sisters at Bor of the Ariingion Chamier. bivan: | That Made Milwaukee Famous. || 1 Electric West Falls Church after undergoing ters of the Confederac N H 1 an operation in the spring. 2 Meld” y > Oscillatin, Funeral seryices will be held at ders Fiold” wan song by’ Min Order a Case for g the home of Mrs. Lee at Idylwoo . . L Tuesday at 2 o'clock, conducted by By Mies JMasseret Fiory, YOUR HOME B. Henry of Bast Falls monn: avabh upoke of what the flax ] : ’ ow It should he honoret asnisel by Rev. anboey 3 and respec Togitc Wyt Telephone—Frank. 4726 Joe i T GriCK o remarkn by’ o w: VARD. GO TA WoRK 3 nder sbert A, Son H > AT sevees Atte Rav Giasion 1 o g Schlitz DBL c.o' ALL THROUGH AT et L Flory, for t 1320 st St. N.E. TUDYIMR' A present gave the pledg Si1¥, No STUDY glance to the American flag OR MMUTHIN A’ | — G1TS My OL DoLLAar | TR QUARTER EvER He is survived by his widow, Mrs Dessa_Bell Harrison; three brothers, E. P. Harrison of Falls Church, E. L. Harrison, Chicago, and M. W. Harri son, Midland, Va, and five sisters, Mrs. Harry Pope and Miss Ada Hagri- son of West Falls Church, Mrs. W, T Florence, Columbus, Ohio.; Mrs. Frank Fletcher, Warrenton, Va, and Mrs. F. J. Lee of ldylwood, Va. OFFERS MARRIAGE PRIZE. Silver Spring Man Would Give $50 for Ceremony at Fair. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., June 16.—John J. Dolan of Silver Spring. chairman of the committee cn arrangements for the annual fair and_ ba: Benefit of the Silver Sprir #Fire Department, has W prize to any exhibition at the fair Mr. Dolan is endeavoring to ar- e to be held on the o'clock next Saturday © has induced a number of Silver Spring merchants to offer valuable presents in addition o his prize. e - Wl oreerse o= Virginia Veteran Succumbs. : 2 o el /f%’fl beart== s ’),J‘;' Special Dispatch t e Star, \/]NJ 24 lar L VA . HBURG, Va., June 16.—John A2 e L y ‘two years old, 2 ol i PSR I at his “, e . Lre. . ae b 2 a {~ i -,‘_/1 o\ "/1(\! paralysis more than a year ago. - ’// ./// i / \“\ /f' v RUBBING :r lNToe SR \ RS/ - AN UNFORTUM AT Falls Down Bank to Death. %fik‘t‘zr/b‘.-bf_ { (’,’/\ //' = s Z e te 45//%«/)// e = f/,r,;/- 2 '|’(: “ Fz, o e 269° / l‘ Special Dispateh to The Star. TRIADELPHIA, W. Va,, June 16.— ne-half-yvear-old Lynn, was killed own an embank- ment on which she was playing, land- ing on a railroad in the path of a o KLAN ATTENDS RITES. |1 0e ar Both Ends, CoPR 1324 Y. WORLDS. PRESS PUB €0 Rotary Party on Trip to Canada. | Special Dispateh to The Star — Blind Pianist Drops Dead. Specia! Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., June 16.—Word |s was received here today that Ed Perry, noted blind planist of this 1 dead while on a visit to N. H e Hoover Guests of Canadians. NTO, June 15 — Herbert United States Secretary of Commerce, and ed States representative: e S wrence River waterw were of the Royal Canadian Yach ub last night. The speakers appealed for the abandonment of provincial self interest as far as this project for the linking of the Great Lakes and the Atlantic seaboard is concerned. Naturalization Ceremony on High- way Near Grantsville, Md. Naturalization ex , in which the Ku Klux Klan participated, were held on the National highway at a point between here and Uniontown. Klans- men and their families from various sections of Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia were present. Virtually all came in automobiles. Food was prepared at a cost of $10,000 to feed 20,000 persons. Many of the Klansmen wore their regalia while en route, while others donned it before entering the gate at the meeting place, where the sentinels were stationed. Sr:ake Dodges Virginia Farmer in Losing Fight Spec'al Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va, June 16.—A king snake with a head at either end was killed Thursday on a Campbell county farm, near Lone Jack. according to a ory brought to ! ychburgh by O. . Lesson, a farmer, who dispatched the reptile. Mr. Lesson said five other men saw the snake and that they are reacy to verify his story Th* farmer was plowing at the time the snake appeared and when he l:gan to throw rocks at it, he noticed that the snake crawled backward or forward at will, re- vers'ng his action fast enough to dod:e rocks hurled at it. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., June 16.— | Fifteen Rotarians and six guests have | Eone to attend the International Rotary convention at Toronto. Tues- day night the delegation will board | a steamer, 1 ousand lslands and | the rapids of the St. Lawrence to Quebec. The party will return via Montreal. A flat pocketbook and a flat tire | are bad combinations. | | | | | | | | | STUDEBAKER | Just Drive It; That's All Most Charmingly Styled For $ 1 5 For Women Misses Delightfully new and smart styles in these most beautiful frocks for $15. Utterly new, some one-of-a-kind frocks displaying new summer fashion notes in many smart variations. New flowered, beaded and plain models, revealing many new trimmings. Also georgette and lace combinations. Copies of much higher-priced frocks. Consequently exceptional dress values for $15. Numerous other equally fashionable summer silk dresses, replete with the latest fashion dictates. Of distinction and charm we find beading, laces, ribbons, velvet ribbon crush girdles, embroidery, shirrings, lace lattices, pleats, folds, cascades, single or grouped flowers, tunics, tiers, panel and apron front effects and tiny bits of dainty laces effectively used as trim- miczs. A=sst extensive variety. Straightline—Bouffant—Flare As to their colovings, every shade you admire you will find in this list: Peach, orchid, zinc, white, powder blue, rose, akmond, jade, cocoa, maize, black, brown, gray, snake, light greens, mimosa and some other high colors, DOWN STAIRS STORE A Very Extraordinary Sale An Unusual Event 250 Silk Handbags | Novelty Underwear =R ¥/ g HUDSON Super-Six ‘1550 ESSEX Six ‘975 Freight and Tax Extsra Bloomers Drawers Slips Every one a_sterling value. Splendidly made of . ) lustrous quality moire and novelty silks. Seli- This group of new, fresh, crisp, sheer under- covered, gilt and silver frames. Bags finely lined @ things, in tailored ‘and e e with substantial moire. Some in the i Every garment generously cut to assure long Fashionable Underarm Styles and comfortable wear. In the lot are gowns, —that are so frequently seen wherever people of step-in drawers, envelope slips, chemise and fastidious taste gather. Also the wanted pouch bloomers. Wanted colorings of orchid, maize shape in most convenient sizes. Several shapes and . 5 sizes in both styles. A splendid opportunity to flesh, pink, blue, white, honeydew, peach and combinations. Sizes 36 to 44. secure a_smart-looking, fine-wearing bag at a de- DOWN STAIRS STORE cided saving. DOWN STAIRS STORE 500 Prs. Women’s Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hose It is a-most remarkably low price. It was made $ Pure thread silk hose of medium weight, so much possible only through the co-operation of our in demand now. Summer colors: French nude, O u an n ‘ : p buyer and our hanufacturer. Al first quality. [ [} beige, gray, white and black. Sizes 814 to 10. : .’ pe ar [ ] s DOWN STAIRS STORE ALL CLOSED CAR COMFORTS IN THE COACH “Beginning Tuesday—This Extraerdinary Sale 1,450 Yards Plain and Printed Silks Greatly Underpriced $ Eponge Pongee Yard Tubing Brocade chine, changeable-color taffeta, black charmeuse, fancy knitted crepe (glos), fancy brocade, sports novelty silks, all-silk sports plaid eponge with glos plaids, all-silk Crepe de Chines Rayon Taffeta 'Excldsive to Hudson and Essex il & 3 ASSOCIATE DEALER LAMBERT-HUDSON MO TORS CO- WMEVER MOTOR CONPANY ||| s o s e s i o 633 Mass. Ave. Salesroom oLl I ifbor . : eI TS = y low, and it is. All plain and printed silks, in Franklin 7700. 1823 14th Street. North 7§22. summer prints and colorings. In the lot are such high- natural-color pongee and tubing in many new and Culpeper Sales & Service Co. Sarvice Station - -class silks as plain-color and all-silk printed crepe de wanted light shades for making into underwear. Culpeper, Va. 211-213 B Street. Frank. 7690. DOWN STAIRS STORE Luray, Va. 5453818 Clnrmeuse Sal. iy 1100 Conn. Ave. N.W. { Washington, D. C. ! Mount Vernon Sales Con, Ashby Motor Co. . Alexandria, Va. R. V. Norris, La Plata, Md. Rockville Auto Sales Co., Roel Md.