Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1923 MRS, ROGERS WINS st oot FIVE PERSONS HURT il Pt M ity capitalist. She was e t al | street southwest, was knocked down jresult of a collision with the =zut ' wHEN AUTO H'Ts POLEhV an unidentified colored boy run- mobile of John C. Amont, Baltimor " | ning in front of her home. The girl |[Md., at Florida avenue and Q street. Jur . r- | was treated at Emergency &ospital, |He refused hospital treatment. Ja while the boy was treated at home. Mrs. Clare Huzhes, 54, 615 H street, him in his law pract hen he | The third child was John Lynch, 7./ was struck by a “hitand-run” mo-! {became n representative threw herselr W. R. Keller, Owner, and Other Oc- 3311 N street, who was plaving in|torist at Seventh and H streets last! n o the life of Washinzton as his g . ;3 ffront of his home when he was|night. She was treated at Emer. - helper. | cunants of Car Given First Aid |yxnocked down by the automobile of |gency Hospital for a probable frac. % § “Angel” In War, : ital {Jobn Albright, 1 Twenty-ninth | ture of one rih. Identity of the auto- First New Engiand WOmMan 1 was Mrs. Rosers' serviee in the in Hosnital. | street, and slightly bruised. He was|moblle was established. police report- ERQS oy e S et e A = i treated at Georgetown University [ed, and the driver will he arrested. ; Rei'a ety ‘3 Hospital by Gwynn. Sk Vics Representative Beats Rand'afconsiiuency and leds indiflet- ;. g the automobile i ey vo Danlel Gallati . & e i1v. 1t is believed, to her election yes. 3 Ketler, 30, 330 Enuer.on |1, 0O GREeRnOI O thenst, was| Coolidge's Greetings to Jimines. | terday. She visited the sick and ! g, i e Foss 2 1-2 to 1. | woundea soldiers. hecame known as | (Againat u telephone pole NeAr |injured as u result of his bieycle col-| SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, July 1 0P, [“(he angel of the Walter Reed Flos | L oo o oy aldniaht e [liding with taxicah at Fourteenth|_Kdward T. Clark, personal secre. . IR S aT AR A IDINTeE S by Dl LA AunEtlyiien midnigEt S K streets. He was treafed al|tary to President Coolidge, has ar- / o Down go the prices on dent Harding to visit and inspe: *lother occupants of the car. ergency Hospital for a cut wrist. |rived here. accompanted by his wife. Ve aece olik L Muss.. duly 1 «. |Soldlers” hoxpitals in this countr other occupants were Marie : Collarbone Fractured. |l Akl UEdUEhT guesiinge 0 Erest g 4 TS T o France, President Coolidge reappe s Vermont avenue: R e SR S e U k £ty dent Jiminez from President Coolidge. } i < =% s six floors—it's Bargain Mrs, Edith Nourse Rogers,|°d her to that position. When h ent, 2016- P street; Wavne |z iheant. ran: againat an automobile > [i i & W, 3 I'ime for you—-and clearance My & vote of more than |hushand died her friends and her hus. | 1416 R street. and Ash- | 3 e Ao { ” e f SR ST T . 24, 406t EIRROY street | O rhone und bruieed | SUMBMINL i | | incionigs aigciall thedyr, |gratitude to her for h vices b i | Sfiie il dy fga ; g : nity W | &ratitude er for her servic niat He ‘received surgical o1 | g ¥ ture needs now—and reap . 4 3 |elecing her to her hushand's pluce . Muiatoy. 30 Baxalll srokd: » 5 . rece % ¥, 2 . 2 . the henefit o - S oo i e Mol e ke 1| wew 1o aiitunie ‘ot e it o EmEenes ot o R There’s This iy, ooy it spectal fifth |, Y imonth with fiving colors. of the accident and took them 10| oo "pakama Park. In charge of a -3 ‘asy terms arranged to suit onal dis: B Mrx. Rogers ia the seventh wom i | Georzetown University Hospital, where |} 4 L vour convenience. 4 Agded [ horse-drawn vehlcle of the District slection. to P 2N W o be slected to Congre: > | they were treated by Drs. Greenlaw | g 0 Ad Nt e KN ] cessore in the House being Miss Tean- | and Castoll. None of - them was |Sosernment. sufferad injuries to_hix vantage atic opponent, % if] |nette Rankin of Montainu, M R dangerously hurt. It was reported, and | 1 former Gover = S | Robertson of Oklahoma, ) 3 Simpson was the only one who had | T s and former - * 1] | fred Muson Huck of Illinols. Mrs. Mae o remain there after heing ziven | \ o vork handled oW - 5 & . . E | foviai. prices sreins ieir Bedroom, Living Room or Dining I lowest, insuring you Room Outfit for resentative (o i Nolan of California, who ulso succeed- | firat ald | zene N. Fos § {ed her husband. Representative John 2 ) Boston. once . L Nolan ax Al Mys: JulliaiKabn of | LS GAIdren Hurtn Accldents: ) candidate for the | & . { San Francisco. In the Senate Temocratic nom 2 Rebec Felton served one duy ination for Presi Fsucces to Senator Tom Watson o dent e Georgla. ! ; = TResinol | N | Eelbertdenicaty anadd, Mrs. Rogers suc inured by a bicycle ridden by an | reduces blotches.redness. | | ed guarantee of satisfac- - = | ceeds her husband " . | B | tion, for we do uniforml bhiy Dacob |} Rag. Pl BAIN X Repers | County Clerk 51 Years. | [} roughness.etc.and G Tednde ¥ 3l aick, safe, sure relief. | ’ | Five children were knocked down on the streets last night and hurt. | One of them. Bertha Paul. §. 300 Fonrand-a-half street southwest. was | | worth-while savings. in having your roof Here’s Your Opportunity to Buy a e your handicap? | | ’ rch after mak- | Special Dispatch to The Star promotes skin baalth R Maurice J. Colbert portion of the total | P. Waddill, clerk of Henrico C Prevent shos pressure. November he | is today beginning his fifty As drug end shoe stoves 3 " 4 of | h ed 2 term of his court. He "kclmll': Put one en—the I | 621 F Street Phone n y er mr < f Judge Fdmund Waddill Pain is gone PR o e o duesgmnamty Zino-pads |4 ety 3016.301 record. She re-| RICHMOND, Va.. July 1.—Samuel towns of the in office. He has the reco 3 Heating—Plumbding—Tinninz Mrs. Rogers v Costume Slips, $1 , ‘ | G =500 Soft white muslin slips with 20-inch y f y | the Glorious Fourth. Plentiful assortments in the shadowproof hems. Handmade lace. hem- | smarter light tones, gun metal and black. Slight . & % i I \ i second stitching and laces trimmed. Sizes 36 to 46 \ Y n | Al<o at SL1® are shown White Stockings of rayon and extra sizes 48, 30 and 32. R and thread silk. perfect quality. Alsa full fash ioned in a splendid Summer weight. - All with lisle . St 7). reet Floor garter tops for extra wear. All sizes, 14-Piece Dining Room Suite in Walnut Finish—a Rare Bargain and Only— Think of it A Large Buffél, Semi-closes 1. Oblong Extension Priced for Pre-Holiday Sale St (] i e b b SolE i e GRS e Swiss Hair th:le . Azure Hair » White with Black Leghorns Black with White Flesh Canton Crepe Satin Mais Velvet and Straw Orchid Combinations Rose Straw and Silk Wood Tones Combinations Black The stunning picture types that belong to Summer are featured—exotic, drooping and large, graceful brims, with exquisite trimmings of tulle, ribbons, : flowers and chiffons. Many copies of -California hats. Or the medium and . - close-fitting types that one invariably associates with Summer sports and similar E 3, 7 Pieces, With Luxurious 3-Piece Velour Suite occasions—all are here, profuse in number, distinctive in style and exceptionally or Kroehler Mahoganv Davenporl Suite in Velour low in price ; = ks A truly remarkable affer for o 4 ¢ ” Maznificent Livinz Roe White leads, of course—with beautiful colors and L By X i . tered entirely in black prominent in the selection. If you have the slight- (g~ ! est excuse for a new hat—be sure to see these—for you'll certainly find your particular style at a substantial saving. rice af many velonr : 4dd Trenty Dollars for Davenport Suite SWALL PAYMENT DOWN. _BALANCE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY Street Floor—King's Palnee 0 /Summer Dresses [ il e ? of English Broadcloth / i Special for the Holiday Reduced for a holiday selling—these smart wash dresses of genuine imported L] X RN s N R RO 0Y S striped and dotted patterns. Choice of white or dainty colored grounds with vari-colored patterns. English broadcloth, in attractive awning Of First Importance— is the high quality of workmanship in these dresses— and their generous fullness, excellent tailoring and excep- tional quality. In fact they are so superior to gar- - " y o | it e ol = ments selling at or around this price that we readily bt gy 4 invite comparison. | 3 88 Regilar and Extra Sizes j . ) 9-Piece Bedroom Suite, in French and 16 to 44 and 46 to 52 ? American Walnut—Wonderful Value— The extra sizes for the most part of awning striped | woodd Ul of Eenuine maichgrain walnut veneer and other sultahle broadcloth and striped tissue gingham. An unusually choice assortment of | T e L L L IR LA Do e 10 % Second Floor new Pumps, Sandals and Novelty Low Talnul This price includex'the Tl Bow-and Red. Targe Chomt of 1 39 | Shoes, comprising styles from stock, re- Mattreas, guaranieed All-steel Springs. Wainit Senck i ke R i Cfidrén'l Soc and 5’% duced, and new purchases made for this i ¢ h Ful p Add Thirty Dollars for vith Full Vanity and Robe [] ot Yt . | 2 e . Rayon Socks, 35¢ ; wOmen [ Swnn Sults | event. Every pair in these groups is SMALL CASH PAYMENT-BALANCE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY Pillows—all for Lot includes perfect quality actually worth a great deal more ' than socks in solld colors or white 3 - 2 with colared tops. And perfect Choice Groups at the price quoted. quality sport socks with fancy | tops. Or slight second quality socks in all shades. - | 7 X : Rayon Socks, 25¢ 2 98 and 4 95 White Kid Operas Seconds of 30¢ grade. Black [ ] ’ L] ! Gray Kid Sandals and white in all sizes. Colors in broken sizes. With any suite At 8298 are Pure Wool Suits, one-pi}re style, in plain Blonde Kid Straps flfi;,‘.fi‘;?fi.sh‘fi{: Dainty Socks, 17¢ colors, with contrasting borders. Sizes 36 to 46. Black Satin Boive : e Spying this . p 3 Pairs for 50c At $4.98 are Heavy-grade Wool Suits. in one-piece effect, Blonde Satin High Heels ! ! g Shdan i Perfect socks with eolored with skirt. Buff, peacock, jockey and Kelly. . ] axen;;sxz't - ‘fig: rayon tops and second quality 5 her S Sui 5.05 9 | Tan Leathers Low Heels Mirror = | socks in plain colors. Inelude ) 3 \ are perfect 3 socks in white OtheriSmartiiire; $0100,10.98:95 Recond Floor—King's Palace ; 5 i H and Eye with faney tops. Complete line of correct accessorics at low prices. 7 ) sl ST e Second Floor i Lol 2 J 829 7th St. N.W.