Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1925, Page 24

24 RADICALS HARD HIT IN'NORTH DAKOTA Senator Ladd’s Successor Likely to B2 Progressive of Bull Moose Type. Special Dispatch to The Star. BISMARCK, N. Dak., July 4.—The death of Senator Edwin F. Ladd, com ing at this time, is expected to have a marked effect upon the political as- pect in North Dakota, and is a_dis. tint blow to the radical forces of the e Senador Ladd's successor in h\r Senate, whether chosen by ap pointment or election, is unlikely to te s faithful a member of the radical Lloc as his colleague, Senator Lynn <A zier. as« is more apt to be £ conservalive or a progressive of the Bull Moose type. If his successor is named by Gov i. Sorlie, who says he will appoir "ll zally possible todo so,theexecutive’'s choice probably will fall upon a man definitely out of sympathy with the ultra-radical wing of the Non-Partisan League, with Which Gov. Sorlie him- eIf is out of sympathy at this time. Although elected with Non-Partisan League support, on a Farmer-Labor ticket, Gov. Sorlie styles himself a progressive Republican, anxlous to preserve the Republican p Disposed to Shelve Radicals. He issued o statement in support of Senator L: ollette before the last election, but only under compulsion his friends believe. In his first six months in office, Gov Sorlie has proved to be more conse tive than his predecessor, and has shown a disposition to shelve many of the old radicals of the Non-Partisan Lea An election would find the radical wing of the Non-Partisan League at a lvantage in a clear-cut fight. The markedly improved business condi tions of the State as a result of last year's bumper crops, the victory of Coolidge in the Fall election and pres- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, |THE FAMIIY ALBUM—Saturday Night. REMARKS WILL THE FAMILY RE - MIND HIM TO 60 UP EARLY, HE WANTS TO TAKE A HOT BATH BN WAITS, WISTPULLY PLANNING A DREAM HOUSE WITH ABOUT NINE BATH-ROOMS IN T ~ RADIO, GETTING CHAMBER CF COM- MERCE BANQUET JUST AS WIFE CALLS WILFRED'S OUT. TELLS HER TO TAKE HERS THESE SPEECHES ARE KIND OF 600D STARTS UP AT LAST, SAYING NO WI: TRED CANT TRKE HIS BATH TURST, THAT BOY'LL LIE AND SOAK FOR AN HOUR ONCE HE GETS IN A TUB It ] I & S L =) RATTLES DOORKNOB DEMAND* ING 1S SHE GOING TO STAY IN THERE ALL NIGHT FILLS TUB AT LAST REFLECTING THAT AT LEAST TAMILY WONT BE RATILING DODR EVERY TIVE MINUTES cClure Newspaper Syndicate WILFRED REPORTS HE THOUGHT HE'D TAKEN HIS BATH, SAW THE TLOOR ALL WET, S0 HE'S TAKING RIS. GOES DOWN TO KILL TIME WiTH —BY GLUYAS WILLIAMSI GLYAS WILLIAMS e GETS INTO BATH-ROBE AND FINDS BATH ROOM DOOR LOCKED, WITH SOUNDS OF SPLASHES AND MILDRED TAROLING FROM BATH TUB o 4, STORMS INTD HALL BELLOWING THEY'VE GONE AND DSED EVERY SINGLE DROP O HOT WATER - HOW'S HE GOING TO TAKE A BATH SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1925. INAUTO PLUNGE| @ Army Captain, Wife and Two Children Lose Lives in Georgia. By the Associated Press. CENTER. Ala., July 4—Capt. C. A. Watkins of Fort McPherson, Ga., his wife and two children were drowned last night when their auto- mobile plunged into the Coosa River at the Leesburg ferry, near here. The bodies of Watkins and his five-year-old daugther have'been recovered According to information obtained here from Atlanta, Watkins and family were on their u ville and Red Boiling to visit Mrs. Watkins' Boyd L. Drake It is presumed that Capt. Watkins unfamiliar with the highway at s point and did not realize he wus approaching a river crossing. The ferryman, who was on the other side, immediately summoned aid and the automobile was gged out of the stream after rout 30 minutes. The body of Watkins' five-vear.old daughter was found in the machine and that of the Army officer in the water nearby. Search was continued for the body of his wife and two-year |)M SOn. mother, Mre. READY —to supply you with Blank E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. :\\'D.» MT. VERNON Steamer FOUR ARE DROWNED AMUSEMENTS. aF-KEITHs HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE EXTRA—3 HEADLINERS D Other Great Features Co-Headliner MISS JULIET Impersonating the Greatest POt Btagedom's tars Co-Headliner HENRY SANTREY And His Orchestra of Master Musicians Good Orch. Beats M Balo: Beats Mat Good Balo. Beats Mats, 350, Eyery Bundny snd Monday 1 Mats. o, Evee. 8. 280, Eves. NATlONAL $1.10 — 85¢ — 0 NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS Direction Clifford Brooke, Offer ! “THE CHAMPION” Next Week Seats Selling “MEET MY WIFE" V777 | Chevy Chase Lake Presents The Mohawk Quartet Wed., July 8 Lower Pavilion, 10:40 P.M. \z EALLY COOLED WITH 1CED AIR| i “KISS ME AGAIN"’ | A Lubitsch Production Starring MARIE PREVOST AND MONTE BLUE MARCHETTI and MARBINT Operatic Vooslists Spend the Fourth at MARSHALL HALL On the Beautiful Potomac Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf Daily at 10 A. M. 2:30 and 6:45 P. M. Round Trip 50c¢ ——FREE DANCING— McWilliams Orchestra All Amusements Shady Picnic Groves Jet Your Tickets For the Authorized A. A. A Championship Auto Races At the New Tommy Milton One of the Speedsters LAUREL, Speedway, i Boglining Bunda. “A WOMAN'S FATTHY ALMA nvnzous & Pgficr MARMONT = age— ent prospects for another bumper crop have definttei - halted the advance of radicalism in e State. JURY AWARDS $1,314,241 IN SUIT FOR $6,000,000 Inventor of Fabric of Which Soft- Roll Collar Is Manufactured Collects on Infringement. Charles Macalester Tth 8t. Whart I“Back Seat Drivgrs”}DEATH ENDS AUTO RACE | Blamed for Many OF FIREWORKS DEALER Jo TA".’I\&. and 2:30 P. M." nlotor_mcidehtsfimfing o See Jump o Gome| —— B | Saturjday, July lltl'l petitors, Merchant Is Killed When Car Overturns. MOUNT VERNON, N. Y., | ®).—samuel Schneider, | was killed yesterday | vile race s No Ouistanding Candidate. There also is no outstanding radicat to make the race for Representative J. third district, re available campai; tisan League, has dec seek re-election to Cor third district Shoul¢ an election ensue, the regu. lar Republican choice is expected to fall between L. B. Hanna of Fargo, former Representative in Congre: R. A ror, fnmur governor. r of the the most Direction Staniey Co.. America By the Associated Press Iways Comfortable’ Motorizing the automobile pas- senger as well as the driver is held by the American Automobile iation to be a necessary step reduction of motor vehicle accidents The inexperience ared he would gress in the When the speed kings of motordom will _ endeavor to break the world's record on the new wonder track. There’ll be a crowd. Get your tickets in advance and see this July 4 shopkeeper, in an automo- ainst time to be the first § of the city’s dealers to take advantage and thought- | ,¢ “the raising of the ban against passengers, who | Fourth of July fireworks. Soamanion by The fireworks ban was raised yes. nd by requesting terday morning by order of the Su- e pasims the | preme Court, and as soon as he heard d responsible for | ¢t 4he getion, Schneider rushed to the and the ASSOCHL- | ¢jty hall, where he obtained a permit. Sdiies Hom or the pas- | \yith his wife, their two-year-old ’ = | daughter nd the voung son of a neighbor, he then drove his automo- bile to Manhattan, where he piled the car high with an’ assortment of fire- nd started home. 15 within the confines of the and nearing his store when into another automobile By the Associated Press BOSTON, July 4.—A Superior Court jury late last night awarded damages of $1,314241 to John B. Bolton of Philadelphia in his $6,000,000 suit against John M. Van Heusen of Bos ton. Bolton sued to recover 30 per S cent of whatever profits Van Heusen made out of the manufacture and sale POLICL HIDE PR|SONER of the Van Heusen soft-roll collar, Bolton claiming to be the inventor of the fabric out of which the collar is made. The case had been on trial since June VAUDE: 4 VILLE amescas PfRfEcr irearee. s | First_Washingten THE BEN e FRANKLIN LAURETTE | opcHESTRA TAYLOR By swene “ONE NIGHT | "“uilDa" IN ROME * £ OY‘NEI FEATURES T TaRTs vis HAVE YOU BEEN ON THE ROOF7 DELIGHTFULLY CoOL ENTERTAINING PHOTOPLAYS SPECIAL ORCHESTRA the drive , talking to look at . are decl Fine Folks Booked Now Room for 7 More him Thrilling, Spectacular Races! Negro Who Shot TblEe at Roanoke Tas<en From City's Jail. ROANOKE . July 4 (). —Albert Robinson, negro gunman, charged with the murder bf two policemen and the serious wounding of a third offi is in the hands of the authorities. After the news of his confinement in the Roanoke jail became generally known this afternoon he ¥ en by a squad of off v armed, to some other place of confinement, which the authorities refused to divuige The , negro’s « . i Tickets for Sale at A. G. Spalding & Bro., 1338 G St. Quality Shop, 14th and F Sts. Charles Cafeteria, 1712 14th St Jerry's Sport Shop, 3337 14th St. J. R. Pesak, Scale of Prices: General Admission. ... $2.00 Children (6 to 12 yrs.) $1.00 Infield Parking (In View of Track) Grandstand . . .$4, $5 and $6 Box Seats...$7, $8 and $10 I BANS INSURANCE PLAN. Nebraska Accept Chrysler Company System. | like a ° LINCOLN, Nebr., July 4 (®.—A WANT $44006,000 ESTATE combined fire and theft policy issued to GULFPORT, Miss., July 4 each purchaser of an automobile by the Chrysler Motor Corporation, De- Mrs. Mary Henley Russell Bowen | Helm, Gulfport resident, and her troit, cannot be carried out in Ne. braska, at least for the time being, the brother, John H. Bowen of Greenville, , are claimants to a fortune State insurance commissioner ruled $44,000,000. which was recentl by the late Lord Russell, in England, | who died 50, ger to be doubly careful, in his usual way, but request of enger ¢ cause him the s Refuses to Investment Building ‘ HERZOG’S Or mail your check to the Baltimore-Washington () “e Speedway Co. Offices, 800 North Capitol Street (Phone Main 7731), and the best available seats will be mailed you. TONIGHT—LAST TIME Sea-Food Cafe and Restaurant B e a1 DAVID BELASCO'S OPEN ALL DAY The Warens o e JULY 4 o Crabe. Lobsters. Scallops o S T otatees POT.EIVST&IMM-'IHIY i 1ith and Potomac m\er—omn ington Opera Until Midnight—Closed Sundays T',},‘,,‘fffi"'?,‘f?“.ow ,,(?? i PRESE ROBIN HOOD PRICES Eves., 50c, 75¢, $1.00 and $1.50 Matinees, Thursday ard Saturday Orchestra, 75c; Balcony, 50c SEATS NOW 1000 o %o coli Woodward & Lothrop (Vietrola Dept.) Week July 13th—"H. . PINAFORE" pture was effected near Good View, in Bedford County, about 5_o'clock Thursday, by Deputy Sheriff R. L. Watson, who notified the local authorities. Officers were imme diately dispatched to Goodview, re- turning Thursday night shortly before 11 o'clock with the prisoner LYNCHBUR a., July 4 OP).— Roanoke negro gun- man, was brought to the city jail here last night for %fekeemnx GREEK SLAYS ‘INTRUDER.’ Fellow Countryman Alleged to Have Been Attentive to Wife. 'NCHBURG, Va., July 4 ®).— Protecting Consumer Confidence nd Kkilled here last night in i the presence of a policeman by James - -n'l great cast in Marfon 1n eese Consons, who objected to alleged at. e T tentions paid his wife by Ross. Both i | [steamer ST. Jonns|| THE TALKER in the west end section of the city. Toves "th- .S Wit The shooting followed an attempt Today at 9 A. M by Ross to break into the Consons Sy AR Officer O. P. Bailey, answer- i Svndery Rl s AL call, met Ross running awa | Sfee= from the house, Consons. In pu COLONIAL BEACH Salt Water Bathing. Fishing. comming ) ¥FREE DANCING : Rain or Shine — Sokolov Music Minneapolis and St. Paul. home again Rooms with hotel and the furnished. All at a most re Chicago and Dumont, acting on complaints from the Omaha Associa- tion of Fire Insurance Agents, and agents of other cities in Nebraska, gave notice to this effect to representa: tives of the motor car company and |scent from the family also to the Palmette Fire Insurance | London and legal proceedings will be Co. of Sumter, S. C., which was to fur- | taken to secure their share of the | nish the policie: inheritance. Fish, Ask for my Ilustrated Ttinerary just out. | | ROCHESTER'S HOUSE PARTY TOUR Room 910, District Nat. Bank Bld Or Chesapeake and Ohio. Ticket Of | Main 748 Fourteenth St | i O IT’S YOUR NIGHT AT FREE GLEN ECHO TONIGHT AMUSEMENTS DANCING R T CHESAPEAKE BEACH PONTHERAY ~—CRANDALL METROPOLITAN “First National Presents STONE Shirley Mason, Tully Marshall Comedy. wa—Prelude Washington's Finest Orchestra CRANDALL’S TIV ()Ll LAth & Park iE it, firing as he ran.” The officer caught Ross. but when Consons rushed up a fight ensued in which the first ek was mortally wounded. St mem( RMA ST TO! Fic CRANDALL’S AMBASSADOR 18th & Col. Rd. N.W. ETTY COMPION in “NEW LD.” HAL ROACE oW Fireworks Cause 5200 Blsze 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. SRNPORT, Md., July 4.—A premature display of fireworks caused & loss of $200 to Lloyd Welsh, a mer- , vesterday, and considera- excitement. Mr. Welsh erected a wooden stand for the sale of the fire- cs and left a boy in charge while vent to dinner. K ignited and the heard Some years ago the jewelry trade of Washington, co-operat- ing with the Better Business Bureau, adopted resolutions criti- cizing the following in diamond advertising: LOEW'S MBIR F Street at 12th Gentinuous, 10:30 & m.—11 p. m. LAST TIMES TODAY ADOLPHE GRETA MENJOU==NISSEN In the sparkling romantic comedy, “LOST---A WIFE” Comedy—News—Overture—Etc. Film Features CHEVYCHASE Conn. Ave. & & \| Kinley St ManEL The term “PERFECT CUT” was considered questionable as it might lead the public into thinking the diamond was perfect. COMMERCIAL WHITE"” was criticized as a misleading term when applied to stones with a yellow tint. PRINCESS, s Ty LIBERTY ‘f‘f,‘ ('q‘, i N Cin “THE =M A And HAL ROACH COM CRANDALL’S SAVOYTHEATER And Garden _Rd, v 7, Beginning Tomorrow BEBE DANIELS In “The Crowded Honr" UL TA}{OM\*} \'“";:f{‘ srws Do LOEW'S i X K » And il R m\‘,:‘,’,‘g, Strest at 12tk HIPPODROME ""h\\‘ 5 }“ N RAPHAEL e 1d O Streets N.VY. {E GH 3 Al “TDAHO. CAROLINA D PLE SAGE 1f weight of the diamond is advertised, it should be definite and exact. Such advertising as “about one karat™ is indefinite, vague and likely to mislead. 277 Illh \l The leading jewelers of Washington have steadfastly fol- lowed these rules for Truth-in-Diamond-Advertising. As a re- sult of candid, frank and truthful advertising, public apprecia- tion and confidence in the jewelry trade have been raised to a high plane. LAST TIMES 'rol)u' THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS By ZANE GREY With JACKMLLIE DOVE Newsreel Pictures of Santa Barbara Earthquake Comedy—! Overture—E: Beginning Tomorrow BETTY COMPSON [ ve's Benrot” /////////////////////////////// 777777 To Find a Customer for Your Car —advertise it in The Star Classified Section. That's where most everybody who is in- terested in buying a Used Car looks first— and if you will give the details of yours in the ad—make, equip- ment, price, etc.—you’ll get it to the attention of the widest possible market. The Star prints MORE Classified ads every day than all the other papers here combined. That's only natural—when results are considered. | CRANDALL’S \nollln Theater Garden 77, ClRCLE e ".. rline Space. Pa 60N COOLED THARION DAVIES THE GREAT AMERICAN CE MEREDITH PARK THEATER X! ® SHow. c1 AIRE TAL And AL SHRIEK OF ARABY. OLYMPIE You St. Bet. 14th & 15th FEGGY SHAW and STAB = GOLD F ”.A' 7 The publication of this an- Ry nouncement is evidence that t his newspaper subscribes wholeheartedly to the prin- ciples of the Better Business Bureau and co-operates in pro- tecting its readers. ‘§(//// \ The Home of the High-| Class Eyeglass i Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St The Better Business Bureau = | ...z : ; WE REPAIR il ! _' e o of Washington R ADIOS SRS 336 Evening Star Building “THE DOME DOCTOR. CRANDALL’S Home Theater 3 1230 C St N MEDY. £ TD\(OKKOW—TBO\(A& MEICH gnd LILA LEE in “OLD KA AT ABSOP FABLE 11 pm. 11 ssons b amymu(n it ¥ P ™ Established 1h00 [ our, radio In Great Fa“s Park ith st. n.w.—C asss and Fri s Sondhion lh-t 'fz i bring tant stations more cle; Ideal for Picnics |srov }m o Cars Leave From South End Key || S8 22 100 M. A. LEESE oPTicaL. co. R I ik h St. rom Course. 4pnv nclua Store i winge: < NE JACKSON. PRIVATE DANCIN 7 Se 7 lesson R A ine environmer “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office 712 11th Street