Evening star. [volume], September 30, 1924, Page 16, Image 16

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FAIR IN FAIRFAX
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Manners Announce Plans
for|Opening Not Affected
by Rains.
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1 Alb’AX. \'a.. September 30.
Everything was ail set fur the open
ins tomorrow of the eleventh annual
Fairfaj| fair on the local fairgrounds,
dcspiti the inclement weather of the
past hours. The fair will begin,
rain or shine, and continue for three
data, ft was announced here today
by Clifton Baughlin, president of
the Fairfax County Fair Association.
The heavy rains of yesterday and
today did not materially impair the
grounds or race track, it was stated,
although the track was rendered
muddy for the opening races tomor
row afternoon. There were no wash
outs to necessitate repairs.
Tilting Tourney n Fmtnre.
featuring the inaugural program
is an old-fashioned tilting tourna
ment, an annual event in this sec
tion of Virginia. tJayly-besashed
Knights from nearby counti-s and
f oin Mainland and the District of
Columbia have been entered in the
Competition, the winner or which will
be awarded a grand prise and be given
the right to crown the "yueen
of Beauty" at a subsequent ceremony.
The exhibits in the 13 various
classes were being arranged and put
in order today by scores of men and
women. The racing and show stables
were a beehive of industry, with
strings of race horses arriving hourly
from distant points. Truekdoads of
far in products, agricultural imple
ments, domestic animals. flowers,
foods, etc., delivered their loads at
the fairgrounds during the day.
The dance floor, the most popular
place at the fair for young people
every evening, was not put out of
commission by the rain, it was ns-
NOW RKADV! The nrw
Goodyear Heavy-Duty
Cushion Truck Tire. More
of that gripping All-Weather
Tread. More of that lasting
resilience. More of that low
cost mileage. A massive tire
with the spring of a Goodvear
Cushion and the wearing
strength of a Goodyear Solid.
It is onr n! <;,<■ rnmplrtr linr
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The Mid-Washington
Service Co.
1602 14th St. N.W.
COODj^TEAB
Buick open models
Tvith their
automatically lubricated
six-cylinder, valve-in-head
engines low-pressure tires
and four-wheel hakes put the
* pimck " for which Buick is
(amous into fell motoring,
light stomrcurtains tiwi open
i : and close withAe doors, insure
snug all-weather comfort. ~~
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Buick Motor Company
i Division of General Motors Corporation
WASHINGTON BRANCH
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Fourteenth and L,Streets N.W. Telephone Franklin 4066
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WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
serted. and the jazz orchestra en
gaged to play each night was prepar
ing its program of music. The floor
has been reconditioned for this year’s
fair.
With the weather outlook for to
morrow more favorable than It has
been for several days. President
I.aughlin and Secretary J. Stuart Ball
are expecting a large crowd present
to start things tomorrow.
DENIES FORMER WEDDING
Defendant Declares Army Record
Causes Wife's Charge.
Asserting that he had not been !
married and could not have a living /
wife wh< n he married Ann 13. Mar
chant. known op the stage as Ann!
Suler. Vincent Merchant has asked j
the District Supreme Court to dismiss S
his wife's petition for the annulment i
of their marriage.
The husband explains that
he was with the Army in France his
top sergeant made *mi stake in send
ing in a paper w’hich made it appear
that Marchant was married. This
error, he says, was explained to Miss
Suter before the marriage in "Rock
ville June 19 last. Attorneys Fischer
& Fischer appear for the husband.
Maj. Bentley Hospital Director, j
Maj. Harry K. Bentley was ap-j
pointed today by Director Hines of I
the Veterans' Bureau to take charge
of the veterans’ hospital at Beacon.
N. V. Maj. Bentley has been with J
the Soldiers’ Home here for IS years. I
MALLORY HATS
A style that
;s good for any
tyfie of man—
lew
three
button
model— Yjfn
NEW LINES ARE I I / / /
EEATUEEI) IN THE I I / / /
COAT GIVING A \ I I / I
WIDER SHOULDER EF- V / / / /
EECT—THE BACK IS ill//
STRAIGHT. j - I / / J
WAISTCOATS HAVE • • ' '
SHARPER POINTS—
NOTCH COLLARS ARE ~ _ T , _
IN EVIDENCE. SUITS
TROUSERS ARE
STRAIGHT AND IN A O IU «p/«J
COMFORTABLE WIDTH.
Une and
displayed in Twn Trnusrrc
EVERY CONCEIVABLE M it. U M TUHSirs
GOOD - LOOKING FAB
RIC AND DESIGN.
MEYER’S SHOP
1331 F Street
Everything for the Well Dressed Man and Boy
REYEM SHOES
TftE EVENING STAR. WASHING TOY. I). C.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1924.
SOFT COAL OUTPUT UP.
Largest Week’s Production Since
i March Is Recorded.
UHICAGO, September ?9.—Produc
tion of bituminous coal in the United
States for the week ended August
was 8,719,000 tons, the largest
since March, the Federal Reserve
Bank of Chicago reported last night.
Total output for the month was 34,-
765,000 tons, an increase of 2,481,000
tons over July.
In Illinois and Indiana, the percent
age of loss in operating time ascribed
to lack of orders was smaller in
March, while the number of hours
worked gained materially.
\ugust production of anthracite in
the country was 7,086,000 tons, a de
crease of 696.000 tons from July.
Ramsay’s Sf
Moved to 1425 F St.
Near ISth St.
watch er
Swiss and other p ,
tjonaUy tXpCftS
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? 45 Years Ago the First Washington RED FRONT STORE adopted a policy of Value First
—and that’s our policy today—more firmly than ever.
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