Evening Star dated July 4, 1923

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WEATHER. loudy and unsettled th! a no change in temperature. Temperature for twenty-two hours : Highest, 85,at noon , at 5

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PETWORTH HONORS RLONOLS FOURTH Most Elaborate Celebration | of Anniversary in Commu- [ nity’s History Under Way. With “Old

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STAR., WASHINGT! EMPHASIZES VALUE |SICKLY INFANTS FIND HEALTH 8 0FPUBLI SCHO0LS Seiden M. Ely Addresses As- i sociation of

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3 Monument Corner Stone Laid Seventy-Five Years Ago Today Interest Displayed by Masonic Fraternity in Support of Memorial to

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ot OVERNMENT NEAR ND IN MORSE CASE Court Admits Confession of ¢ U. S. Auditor Alleging He Y. Was Paid Graft. "There was no

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! THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. —_— — 1 WASHINGTON, D. C.* "WEDNESDAY . ..July 4, 1923 THEODORE w: NOYES.

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In Memoriam. CORNWELL, of our dear departed July 4, on St ORIENTAL RUGS T ning and Repairi: of Rugs and Carpet: |CAR...

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SOCIETY. Soa Three Entertainments at ie the French Embassy for Gen. Gouraud While Visiting in Washington. HE ambassador of

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESbAY, JULY 4, 1923, 9 - e e e e e e e e e e e T SR Urges Adequate F unds. to Aid |

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10 OURAUD ARRIVES INCAPITAL TONIGHT Noted French General to Be Guest Until Sunday—Will Visit Quantico. Gen. Henri Joseph...

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THE EVENING STA Clark’s Cotton 3 for llc ‘With This Coupon Only Clark's O, N. T. Cotton, white and black; 150-yard spools.

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12 AMUSEMENTS BELASCO—“Why Men Leave Home.” 'hy Men Leave Home” will be George Marshal next offering at the Belasco Theater,

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Miss Margaret Wil & lent, who has embarked upon a bus ELIMINATES THE “STATIC” FROM RADIO. W. J. Scott, electrician of the...

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S. Kann Sons Co. “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave,, 8th & D Streets Toys, Dolls, Games To Keep the Little Ones Busy and Amused

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ORE THAN MILLION | SAVEDIN PRINTING ncle Sam’s Bills Past Year i Show Economy, Budget v ' ' Director Says. nele Sam’s...

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LA PO TPONES A era| STUDENTS FROM <WHITE COLLAR" ARMS EU‘[ AETIUN Arctio- Explore;- "With Crew of SiX |special Dispaten to

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DEPENDENGE DA DULY CELEBRATED DISCHARGING FIREWORKS AND SPITFING CHARGED Celebration Case - Dismissed and Youth Put Under...

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WOMA N*S PAGE. Single Flower On Summer Hat HY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. _Mildners have found this summer that most® discerning women

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DEPRESSES cunnN? Rgpord of Census F|gures Causes Options to Drop :%Half Cent Per Pound. TELLS JUNIOR HERE'S A S POR RIS VERY

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C, ] ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 1923. SPORTS. Shelby’s Dream Comes True Today With Staging of

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SPORTS. ., WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1923. SPORTS. - ) ‘ g Going Will Be Difficult in Open Golf Event Griffs ually “Fan” | [ e...

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“"HELP AND SITUATIONS.” HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. SITUATIONS—MALE. RECOMMENDED SERVICE.| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FOR...

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ROOMS WA]’I’EI)—AUTOKOBI‘LES. ‘WANTED to ‘mobile, suhler. [ Y AUCTIO Saturday, 12 moon. A quick. and sat method. 'No sale, no

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_REAL ESTATE. : THE - EVEN AR, WASHINGTON.. D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1923. REAL ESTATE. —_—— FOR RENT—STORES. REAL ESTATE

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5 R ESORTS N ORTH WASHIN! AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. GTON REALTY CO. ———TIncorporated—— BUILDER AGENT. SVHY NOT USE THAT...

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P0G N NAME WOLF WIDOW * TO HANDLE ESTATE i f fletters of Administration Granted i} Under Special Bond; Children Consent to