Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, .D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1924, and Childs'’ Hospital just six hours bers live precisel. thy 1 McLAUGHLIN INFANT before Mr. Davis was nominated. MANHATTAN DAYS AND' Dl notel. " There’ wil '53 soundproot | that Jerome broks up the bk sam: |ase. Gatied cup the manaser; --| MANSIONS CONVERTED. Mrs. McLaughlin was one of twen- rooms, surgical wards, diet Kkitchens, | bling in New York half a generation| “was anything found in box A e HONORS JOHN W. DAVIS ty-five gxpectant mothers who four dancing floors, cardrooms, buttoned |ago. after the matinee?’ she asked. ek days_ before the convention opened pages -:: wlt:::e‘iupped nurses. “Don't know." said the manager, | Fashionable Places in London Made agreed to name the first boy for the r what el o you want? Ry P Born Six Hours Before Nomination, | Pemocratic . nominee. Twenty-three BY HERBERT COREY. i< S Chicaxfigfpackars ihokst, Whatl they O e at ihe . Into Apartments. He Bears Name of Party's girls were born in succession ~The “There are few of the large places | except the squeal—and even that may | Other end of wire. Then she stam-| LONDON, July 10—The present twent,-fourth was & ‘bov. bBut the| Npw YORK.—AQd new stories: Arch- | corner but wan there’s a Protestant | RO It which liquor is not being sold” | go into stalic nowadays But here | mered: et househouse shortage and the many Candidate. mother, ,“:,“v“:, 8 ol Fanomination. | yishop Hayes was toiling uptown in his | cop.” said United States Commissioner Boyle. |is New York's bid for the economy A,}!"—!t praws e slipon: L large empty houses in certain parts o e ! Mrs. | McLaughlin-s | imousine. His chauffeur ran by a — e e I sy [Lrize. A samp icollactor exhibited|[ |, o e ke el e iOIg acIAst Moy edjowners > Lo 5 . m- yesterday, | "6top” sign at a street intersection. The . Rl patrons of restaurants Intimidated.” | a package of envelopes bearing for- e you [of such dwellings to permit a conver- baby was born a . m. 4. | (Fafhe con blewhis whistie.. The chauf. |, Thie is the town for new things There | The prohibition officers had arrested | eign stamps. manage to lose it? sion scheme on a large scale. came yesterday to John W. Davis R feur stopped with a squeal of brakes. | 8 S8 i ine Woria . " | Shion were raifed: on & chaige af'-pes: by New ¥ork banke: he sali o iwg| (MmN by Hement OE) | parRm ierer mansions somh ot Hixde o With the Democratic nomina- | Fifty-twe national banks were | “Whadda yuh mean—" the policeman | yil hotel service for your family |sessing liquor.” “Boyle sald this was|pay 33 a thousand ‘for them. Last = Eaton ‘Sr:]ufl;l:-‘ J.T;"Z';‘:E:?lf.o?"éé&:‘fi B placed in the hands of receivers dur. | Pegan. Then he saw who was in the | and guests as well as care and treat- | nonsense, which is no doubt good law, | month I sold my 33 worth for 354 [ 1t Is thought that no other woman |will be changed into small apari- tion for-Exsyident. 2 ng the year ended October 31, 1923. | limousine. One hand went to the side of | ment for the sick.” just as it is certainly good law that a knows so much about coins and|ments Eetainiu thelr prosent , The namesake is John Davis, Mc- | From 1865 to October 31 last, the |his mouth: The sick man or woman who has a |search warrant must be taken out be- | Girl friend bought a slip-on, w .| coinage as Miss Mary O'Reilly, for |appeara: One of the chict Teasons Laughlin, born to s. Mildred Mec- | number of banks placed in the hands “I just wanted to warrn vuh, Yer ! full pocketbook may have complete hos- | fore a saloan may be raided. Otherwise [as cognoscenti know, is the filmy |twenty years assistant dircctor of |big houses are being given up is the , Laughlin’ at the New York Nursery |of receivers was 711 *Anner,” said he, “that on the very ‘nixt pital service there, while the other mem- | the case is dismissed. thing a lady gets into first. Then she | the United States mint. shortage of servants. Closed All Day Saturday. Do Your Shopping Friday at The Hecht Co. . A Very Important Sale of Silk Frocks and Dr the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 10.5=A namesake Hand-Drawn Frocks i‘:.l‘nes.mner ' 9 5 Buckles ¥ A $8925 \ Black Brocaded Canton Crepe e 3892 Silks and Flannels---Smartest for Vacation, $8.95 French Voiles and Linens, Exquisitely Hand-Drawn, $8. 95 Coolest of all, daintiest of all—are the new, sheer hand-drawn voile frocks which delight with their delicate'blossom shades and trimmings of Irish and Filet lace. The marvel is that they can ever sell at such a price as $8.95. 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