Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1921, Page 4

- g THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 192L SUSPECT DEATH CAUSED BY POLICEMAN’S CLUB || Investigation in New York Follows Finding of Carl Bosselmann of I Washington Fatally Hurt. || NEW YORK, January S—Follo' the death of Carl sselmann, was found fatally wounded here yes- terday, police have ordered a formal lnve-fi.lnllon into the cause of in- juries leading to the fatality. =Bos -1 n was a graduate of the United | states Naval Academy, and serve during the world war. He was al member of the Y. M. C. The investigation was ordered fol- been Killed by = blow strucic by policeman. Bosselmann was found unconscious on a sidewalk early yesterday morn- | fl ing and died in the Bellevue Hospital, where he had been taken. Thomas J. McManus, a friend of Mr. Bosselmann, told his father, it is said, that they nus asserted that the policeman chased them, and in_the flight he lost his friend. Th man, questioned by su- perior amoers;:1ast night, seid be met | four young men in Park avenue, one | without coat or hat. The latter, he asserted. shouted at him, and - tinued doing so until the party turned a pile of bricks. He then called an ambulance. Bosselmann. lived over the souvenir | | shop at 473 Pennsylvania avenue, here, and during his absence the establish- ment has been closed. CITY CLUB’S GUEST. S. A. Thompson to Speak on “Water Transportation.” 8. A. Thompson, secretary and treas- urer of the National Rivers and Har- ter Transportation” “Wa at 12:30 o'clock. mpson has been in ‘Wednesday Thom ‘Wash- lngion for nine years as an official of the national Waterways problems, being regarded | 28 one of the greatest authorities on | the subject in the countr: native of Richmond, Ind., spent fifteen Yyears in Minnesota, and for a number || of years was a newspaper m: John Walsh, chairman of the civics and forum committee, will preside at | | the luncheo! ‘The club wlll hold H! ‘weekly dinuer dance tomorrow night at the club- house. A special table d'hote dinner ‘will be served from 6 until 8:30, and will be free dancing from 9 meet at 8 o'clock Friday night at the clubhouse, according to announcement by W. Pearce Rayner, the chair: NIGHT SCHOOLS REOPEN. Pupils Return for Studies Tonight || After Ten-Day Leave. Public night schools of the District will reopen at 7:30 o'clock tonight, following the usual holiday vacation of ten days. Officials expect the en- rollments to increase over the pre- ||l holiday period, as a number of new classes will be started in nearly every | [lil lub]eu for those who enroll at this tim, - ’rhose desiring to take commercial pected o attract the attention of ||l those desiring to make a special study of real estate as it is handled in the Distriot. ‘There are no A beginners’ class in practice also will be orxu.niud mnigm at { il Business High School. This will bde ||l a finishing course for stenographers | [l and typists, and may be completed in | i two llonlh! The course will be given nights frnm 7:30 to 9:30 o'cl on Monday. Wednesday na F‘rldly " —_—— In China all the land belongs to the state, and a trifling sum per acre, scarcely altered through long centu- ries, is paid as rent. ‘The Crown” Locations: 510.11th St. 1727 Pa. Ave. B. J. Werner | 912 New York Ave. l | | Phone Fraaklis 7638 FILING CABINETS Complete with Indexes Letter or Legal Size PER CABINET club's Public Safety Group will i tuition | [ff| NOTICE! Positively every garment in this entire store goes in this sale—nothing reserved. Be Here Early Tuesday ) Morning at 9:15 THE FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED Let nothing but sickness keep thulrenlevm!,tbehkeofwhchwill you from lttuulm; be dupli- Of the Entire Winter Stocks of Women’s and Misses’ Wearing Apparel At the Store of J. E. Cunningham & Co. 316 7th St. > | To Be Sold Regardless of Loss—Cost—or Profit <1 . Thousands and thousands of dollars’ worth of | and bewilder the most skeptical women. winter merchandise of the highest quality stand- ards,carefully selected byour efficient buying staff, will go in this great sale at prices that will astonish The stock consists of Suits, Coats, Dresses, Afternoon and E;venmg Gowns, Dancmg Frocks, Sku'ts i resent Waists, Hosiery, Silk-Underwear, Petticoats and Millinery. - Sale Begins Tuesday Morning, January 4th, at 9:15 A.M. the cost of making. Never again will you have an opportunity to secure such dependable wearables at prices which hardly rep- 136 Misses’ Winter Suits Values Up to $79.50 This showing of suits represents all broken sizes and small lots. Mostly all fur trimmed. Many plain tailored and suitable for early spring wear. All are beautifully lined with fancy sitks and are tailored to the pink of perfection. Sale Price $29.50 Tricotine Dresses One lot of Serge, Tricotine, Ve- Silk Duvetynes and Satin One of the great bargain features of the sale. lour, Dresses. In all sizes. SALE PRICE $ 1 4.95 Pl S P i S Your Choice of Suits We have decided to make one clean sweep of all our High-Priced All hand tailored and em- broidered in the finest all-wool ma- No better suits could be found .anywhere, and the price: hardly represents the labor charges Luxurious fur trimmings. Suits. terials. alone. Fine silk linings. Selling Up to $135.00 1105 High-Class Coats A group of Coats from our regu- lar stock. Nothing finer and noth- ing better to'be had anywhere at acter. Finest materials and work- manship. $6é.75 Elegant Coats ‘These Coats are masterpieces in style, quality and workmanship— ‘the kind that any woman might well be proud to wear. They are in the season’s choicest materials. Examine them and we leave the rest to your good judgment. rmwu;um.so 56950 | $48775 [ any price. Worlds of style and char-- Read This Coat Offering Carefully Positively the Most Startlmg and Astoundmg Coat Sale We Have Ever Held About 196 handsome all-wool winter coats. season’s most wanted materials, with fur trimmings of Aus- You really must see tralian opossum. Sealine, Nutria, etc. these coats to appreciate them. ‘Coats Worth Up to $65.00 Sale \Price $39.45 Silk“and This lot will not last long, as these Dresses are truly wonderful bargains. Consisting of trico- tines, serges, silks, etc. Suitable for street or afternoon wear. Made in the Beacon Bath Robes Assorted styles and patterns Satin trimmed Regular $6.00 Robes, $4.65 Silk Taffeta Breakfast Robes Cloth Dresses Over 175 Dresses Taken From Qur Regular Stock Selling Up to $60.00 ‘All-Wool Serge Skirts Plain and pleated Reduced to thodels $9.75 | $8.75 'One Lot of Odd Evening Dresses There is a wonderful dress value awaiting you if your size is here. 2 Reduced From $40.00 ta $1045 Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits Just think of buying a régular $95.00 Suit of the J. E. CUNNINGHAM & Co.’S STANDARD for $44.75. In this lot you will have choice of Fur-trimmed and Plain Tai- lored Models. Perfectly tailored. - All silk lined. There are gnly a few of these suits - left, so be here early to get the best selection, Values Up to $95.00 $44.75 50 Handsome Coats Formerly Sold Up to $50.00 See these wonderful Fur-trimmed and Plain-tailored Coats. You will find just the coat you want in the lot. They are in a wide range of the most serviceable and smartest- looking fabrics. A bargain that can never be equale SALE PRICE 52475 Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses These are truly the greatest dresses we have yet offered for the price. Dresses that have been selling right along at $75.00, 00 and $100.00. Made in the better g'rades of Silk Duvetynes, Velvets, Tricotines and Silk Taffetas. All Go at the One Price Beautiful Street and Afternoon Dresses \ Values up to $75.00 This is a most remarkable dress offering, as it includes the cream of our Fall and Winter Dress Stocks. They are beautifully made in Lace, Tricotine, Satin and Georgette models. Elaborately trimmed and embroid- Wonderful Dresses Dnuu'cdi"pb’““ 34175 Al materials, ALL SIZES, ALL STYLES