Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1921, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 WITNESSES OF SHOOTING | OF MRS. HARRIS FREED Two Released on $1,000 Bond, Others on Their Personal Recognition. . Md., January 7 (Spe- ng the inquest here the body of Mrs. Bes- the young Washington was shot and killed at > Hotel Tuesday La Rue, M Nich Cabin John avelyn J. Chapman, John Lorimer and Clyde L. Amer, who had been held as witnesses, were released ir personal bond. Mrs. Ruth B. B night, Mrs. Tessie B. a. int of $1. es of Edward V. Killeen of Washington, accused of the shooting, providing _the bonds. The case | against Killeen will be considered by the grand jury, which meets here the third Monday in March. The body of Mrs. Harris is still at the establishment of William R. Pumphrey & Sons. undertakers, here. Although every effort has been made by the county authorities and others interested in the case to get in touch with relatives of the dead woman, none has been located. Relatives of Killeen 1 made arrangements to Day expenses of the funeral. \ ROBBED ON STREET. | - & It seems a ghastly pity that all the girls and boys are throng- ing to the city, grown tired of village joys. The city bids them enter, gives them the cordial hand ; and down in old Hay Cen- ter the empty buildings stand. “Aw, chee,” the kids are saying, “the old town is a frost; we’ll go where bands are playing, re- gardless of the cost.” The coun- try town is shrinking, it’s known a dismal slump, with only gray- < " Ibeards drinking around the vil- lage pump. The sad-eyed mer- chant princes gaze down the dusty street, and, brushing shelf- worn quinces, invoke the name of Pete. The young folks all are leaving, they go on every train, to search for joys deceiving, and pleasures all in vain. Adventure is the mentor that counsels them to go; and down in old Hay Cen- Iter the life is pretty slow. Hay Center’s ways are quiet, she I'LL MEET You IN f| HERE 1N HALF AN /| HoUR, MUT T. DoNn'T FINEL THAT'S THe STORE JEFE'S WORKING| 185 ON TIME, DEAR! Coan T T MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Thought Mut: Had Become a Widower. TLL BE RIGHT THERE'S CLASS ™ THIS FLOORWALKER'S JoB. ALL T 60TTA Do 1S Be Poute To CATCH IT WHEN I GET PeoPLe AND DIRECT ‘Em TO DIFFERENT |- DEPARTMENTS Th WAY DoN'T SEE MY WIFE ANYWHERS - IF TVE MISSED HER J'LL Fisher. Trade mark (Copyright. 1821, by H. C. registered U. §. Pat. Of.) Yoo Look WORRIEDE MUTT! wHAT's - |TVE LOST My WIFE, JEEEL _By BUD FISHER. GEE, THAT'S TOUGH: Yoult FIND The MOURNING Goobs Two ELIGHTS UP! calm, without, within; she ! ¥ : s | - > 1 z ! i . bt A 2 ANT: . |or the city club, 8 o'clock, at thelgram of “barnyara melodies,” accom- missioners. Assurance has been given | will be erected in that neizhborho M : < 3 no midnight riot, or garish]| ORG ZATION ,ACTIVITIES City Club. panied by shadowgraph pictures, at WILL JOIN FEDERATION. the ciation that a suitable school | beginning next September. an Snatches Miss Wilfert's Bag. brands of sin. Her people all are TODAY. —_ |the community gathering at Hamline S - Other Thefts R e : B “| Exposition of the Sund: of the iety of Automo- M hurch tonight. There will be | Application for membership in the| er Thefts Reported. sleeping when village clocks [son by Mrs. John Paul T. e, hmg(lfinbsege":?- several other Kinds of entertainment. | Federation _of Citiens' Associations Tw i ified vhi 5 - che: 3 p.m, k, at the Cosmos Club. A — will be made in the near future by wanted by e hite men areistrike ten, and no cheap sports be preceded by a dinner at| Rehearsals of the A ora e Il iene Deanscoal ; Who Wants to Know Miss Loebell Wilfert, 334 |are keeping high wassail in a lock and followed by an illus- c‘;x:rs’:“‘oux:‘dm the di on of \IVt- B | Citizens' Association aceordie m\;{" (] al o Tatest io = = S i ed lecture. Mundelle w e resumed tonight af | gratement made today by William M. 3 g g their latest victim,|den. They go to church on Sun-{5%¢ o 8 o'clock in the assembly room. S Toilier Seaveta | —the best moderate priced smoke in America arshall place and C| 30 o'clock last night| robbed. The men sud- | he dames on Monday still |o'clock, in the clubrooms, 719 21st|Knights of Col ol 5 : . Toi s and one of “them|2ll the dames of y Ha .I 1 street. . Smoker. ESIc oo et oSt mecting fof e tassocia Uonkast e Lt black velvet pocket- |hang the washing out. : ay |and Hom =l Tk i 3 3 g“"'bo’}x‘e:hflffip miEHne pe e 00k containing $42 and silk and rib- | h ink t - |Chase Citize 2 | Meeting of the Peabody Parent- ——————— or z] g e vi : i o enter has no pink uns to chron So g g 5 i streets and improvement of roadways bon valued at $5. She furnished a at the Kl V. rown School!| Teachers Association, 8 o'clock, at| The first locomotive with stecl|streets and improveincnt of raguiys description of the robber. Miss Mary Milleson, 533 21st street, reported that an intruder was in her apartment yesterday and _stole a pearl necklace valued at $135, a pair| of pearl earrings worth $35 and two | gold pins valued at $5. Mrs. E. Todd, 1779 Church street, told the police of the theft of a ring, day to hear the pastor shout and icle life’s game; but from such towns our Lincolns and other great men came. It’s sad to see her dying, abandoned, dusty, gray; but all the kids are sigh- ing to tread the Great Whitej, iz Address by Dr. liam B freshments. Meeting of the Washington Chap- Alumni A Ballou. George Washington University, the Peabody School. Cou | the Covenant. . - |first transatlantic airplane flight, ing h American Atheneum, Meeting of the Faculty Club of Meeting of the Business Woman's il, 8:30 o’clock, at the Church of Motion pictures on the of the reading class of the | ) the Dance by Potomac Council, | springs was built in England just 100 years ago, and is still_to be seen in the South Kensington Museum. | s sult of a resol mulated for pr This action will be taken as the re- | ion adopted at a| should get acquainted with Oy | Hotel Hadleigh Sixteenth Street, V to W Telephone North 9080 Table d’Hote Dinner If You Want Something Fine II[l Every Evening, 6 to 7:30 AUTHS | ' OYAL PORK | sh o'clock, at the Thomson School, 12th | and L streets. 8c—2 for 15¢ Made in Washington by Way. WALT MASON. Copyright by George Matthew Adams. _ merica, 8: comb and brush and raincoat Janu- 1 e ary 3, valued at $58. ganett of wwearinz apparel valued at was reported by R. L. Coffern, $32 2d street. i Report of a theft of wearing ap- arel valued at $170, the property of ; Tank L. Yates, H. A. Tolson and [l Leroy Terry, 1733 N stftet, was made | = Yesterday 1o the police. OPPOSE GREATER ARMY. ‘Women to Be Heard by House Mili- tary Affairs Committee. The Women's Peace Socjety has ar- ranged for a hearing of women be- fore the House military affairs com- mittee next Tuesday at 10:30 o'clock to protest against the large increase in the military establishment of the Only the Better Grade | | Prompt Delivery B. J. Werner 912 New York Ave. FPhone Franklin 7628 January Money-Saving Sales Children’s 29C /iT { ‘ Continging the Sale o Kirk L. Russell will present a pro- Meeting of the public safety group ' At All Dealers". Henry T. Offterdinger In Washington's Model 508 Sth . Cigar Factory at Headquarters for Briar Pipes and Smokers’ Articles The only woman lecturer in Italian universities is briola, a brilliant lawyer, who gives lectures in_the Universit; s I il —will appeal to you. Either fried or broiled Satisfactron First NGS PAL Sp Sale Hose "Warner Corsets m-'u\:':ryr;ave asked for this hearing,” H W ttl it is delightful. $3.00 to $7.00 l 97 said Mrs. Jessie Hardy MacKaye, - Bo B 5 P 0! % i islative chairman of the society, “ Ot ater €s Ask Your Grocer for Auth’s ‘: Former 45c stockings—fine Models. ....... ° Guaranteed Metal Hot - water ribbed kind, of excellent qual- $1.98 cause we look with apprehension upon il (b cat) > i this vast increase, and, with bewild- || * Gusranteed Bl Pork Products | LA Carhite: s - Still a good range of and erment upon the gigantic appropria- | | Bottle . i > 50 ) 810-818 7tk St. SISEOEIn Cilsdpnrchime ol imamony - Guaranfeed Fountain Syringe, tions demanded to carry it through. nb‘;':rfl"‘ yrh "_ and tan. corset new and perfect. ‘Guaran Perfect quality. We propose to oppose with all the i strength of the woman voters of the country such attempt. It is one thing to plan for a huge army—it is an- other thing to find the money. Wom- en as homemakers and spenders of budgets must be shown where these sums are to be found for destruction when there is no money for the con- structive purpose which they hold vitally important. OVER 60,000 Satisfied Optical Customers 25% N. Auth Provision Co. | 623 D St. S. W. | EISEMAN’S o Exin n inge . 7 ous Best Hot-water Hottle o Fountain Syringe, rubber._..... $2'49_ The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. Spring Style Notes Uppermost in These NEW DRESSES Closed Out From the Maker, Models Intended to Retail for $30, $35 and $40 515 Strikingly novel and “different” springtime ideas in brand-new dresses at less than the prices of old ones. Jaunty youthful models predominate, although there are a number of conservative styles. 25¢ Triangle Collars 6 ror 75¢ UNDREDS of men are supplying themselves with good collars at half price. The purchase was so immense that styles and sizes are still as complete as on the first day of the sale. Any shape, any height you prefer. Sizes 11 to 20, for men and boys. 605-607 7th St. Bet. F and G Sts. Extraordinary Purchase and Sale of 150 All-Wool Overcoats 125 High-Grade Suits Worth $20, $25, $30, $35; to go at 31495 OUR GRADUATE OPTOMETRISTS Are men of recog- nized ability and standing and are equipped to give bet- ter service than ever before. Eyeglasses with our thorough examina- The factory inspectors class these col- lars as “dark threads”—a distinction more technical than real— for there is not a thing objectionable in their appear- ance or service. New Spring Styles In Hats For Immediate Wear $4.950$15 Of tricotine, charmeuse, plain and checked velour, taffeta, Poiret twill, crepe meteor, serge, tric- olette and gabardine. Charming sash effects, tunics, panels, drapes, straightlines—most of them richly embroidered. Sizes 16 to 44. tion as ..... . . t lAn 'e",ent't‘)ft st;rtlmf matimt:de. and fmt' Milline'r‘,y In cclgfut gzmm To value-giving 1t stands out as the bargain even s inter’s Gray Skies FAMEY JEWRLIRS '\ v // AND OPTICIANS ! of the seasorl - men’s high-grade clothing. When fos $8 A $11 o Dame Fashion laughs at the calendar B = you see the high quality of the fabrics and the —and who will not t‘lmnk her for as. c arts on clever style of these garments you will not hesi- All-Wool Sweater Sets brightening drab days with new and tate in buying. ; inspiring creations that almost persuade one that Spring is 708 7th Street and 3123 M Street Th Oyv g ‘ Th ; HEro p N | - M Three and four-piece pure wool Medium and small models have the call—sailors, off-the- i i el ercl?:cts d! e sults sets, ksoir(ne k"flf“‘l‘i&fl’-yngrluis‘f:d'&dr‘; face novelties, mushrooms—decidedly different and altogether y | All-wool plain k an Neat, dark patterns and ERalina Ciper o e A captivating. Fashioned of Faille silk, Candy cloth, gros de [ ] gray conservative models; | fancy mixtures. Being and heather. A welcome low price . londres, batavia braid, birdnest straws, ribbons and embroid- b:g; ::omy g"?n a::: Ul- ::‘nct:ylthu mum:l gm for these warm outfits, just when the weather demands them. ered silk. Trimmings of flowers, ostrich and ribbons. i sterettes. inely ored |the styles are exactly L § : ; Young Men’s Form-fitting |the best dressers are wear- . L3 605 607 7 b st Betw F d G st {{ Overcoats, in plain blue and |ing today. Styles for young ‘ 'n}fx PO]nteX Sllk Hose - t = een an S. il green; piped seams, etc. All imen. Styles for conservative : E 1 sizes 35 to 42. dressers. All sizes. : Now Ready at New Spring Prices ) a Pri Men’s Furnishi $3.00 Onyx “?%zlskofl yx | urnishing: Thread Silk AlL-Silk Poin- Match Your Coat ?; eal‘a‘I‘ICfa l:,lces. on Genell X “LEWI:JlWools Pointex Hose, $2.25 tex Hose...... $2.50 A it $2.00 “Vindex” Shirts e o Wk Van Rasite Nigara Maid Women's $i00 Wool and Silk ' ve Sil 5 o an 01 ose, in sev w.th On f 0 A“-w l Regularly made.. Fast color. |kind that fits and gives sat- f,!'é"coi!,krs, Plain and wlag:. heather o Fine Ty 1 € O 00 isfaction. $3.50 value. Clear- Irregulars of $4.00 $2 98 English hose in- $1 98 ' $l l 5 |ance price. and $5.00 kinds...... B T G A . ! L ] TROUSERS | e e - ) Y t) R — . z Good Quafity Me.n s Hose Chalmers’ Heavy Cotton ;i : e Several makes, in nearly| Ribhed Union Suits Again We Have Plenty of Those New ac lnaWS 3 5 all colors. Siz'es 91 to 111/2.i The kind you have been paying $3.00 for. NOW D h R To Continue the Sale That Has Created , | 17¢ $1.95 utc ompers emee ' | 3 pairs for s0c ®) . The biggest stock of fine trousers in the city : HATS HATS HATS RachiastionneslySald o SUS0Id L 00 m:stl::‘;se“ $5 95 is here for your selection. Hundreds of pairs in We have sold 300 dozen of them since for $10......... ° suit patterns give you the best chance of match- ANY HAT IN THE HOUSE $l 95 Peccmber NS0 competswinch e e 95c RV L T e \ ing your old coat and saving you th.c price of a suit. (Velours excepted) e P“f';;’;,,’,‘;f ‘fgie“’n'::;z‘i,y‘sw,e with full pockets, plaids to please every boy. Tailored of hicavy = White or striped bodies, pink or blue bloomers, with collars | bianket cloth with big, convertible collars, belts All Sizes EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th Street T GHD 52 o, Bl B b g, | T 17 & fern in the window.