Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1922, Page 26

CASSON INDIGTED BYD.C.GRANDJURY Youth Was Companion of Boy Killed in Sanitary Gro- cery Case. Two charges of housebreaking and one of joyriding were reported by the grand jury yesterday against Ber- who was taken into custody by the police after his companicn, Wilfred|guch and such a time. Michaud, was shot to death by police- men, when caught in an alleged at- tampt to rob the store of the Sani- ‘ary Ciracery Company, at 3058 Mount Pursart street early in July. The in- aicterents deal with the looting of the store where they were discovered and with the robbing of one of the stores of the Old Dutch Market. The Jjoy riding indictment refers to the al- leged taking of a car on the fatal night by Michaud and Casson, from in front of the Palace Theater. ~An-In@ictment charging an assault to kill was returned against Dora Vaincent and Lena Fortune, both colored. It is claimed the women threw gasoline over the clothing of James O. Reed, also colored, and then directed a small son of one of the women to set fire to the man’s clothe Others indicted and the charges against them are: Elizabeth Easton, violation Harrison narcotic act; Ed- die Williams, housebreaking and lar- ceny: George P. Buckman and Taomas Willis, grand larceny; Willia Oden, Joln R. Bowie, Mingo, Iliam - Charles C. Cooling, William M. Pigg, Henry F. Rabbitt. James M. Dis Herbert D. Waters, John A. C. 8 mann and Irving McConkey, non-sup port; Maude E. Ford, assault with a dangerous weapon; James Teal and James C. Barracks, housebreaking and larceny. and Joseph Fields, house- breaking. BIG DAY AT BEACH. Kallipolis Grotto Plans 23 Ath- letic Events Tomorrow. Twenty-three athletic events are scheduled for the annual outing of Kallipolis Grotto, No. 15, Mystic Order of the Veiled Prophets of the En- chanted Realm. tomorrow at Ches: peake Beach. The program will gin following the arrival of the 2: train at the resort. An outstanding feature of the out- ing will be a grotesque parade, with all of the marchers garbed in bizarre costumes. Members of the Sioux Tribe of Red Men, in full regalia, will par- ticipate. The Grotto Drill Team wil give an exhibitior, and music will be fur- nished by the Grotto Band and the Grotto Drum and Bugle Corps. Lunch will be served in the shady plenic grounds. Member ur the Yedz Grotto from Baltimore will be special guests, making the trip on the steamer Dreamland. William J. Jacobs will be master of ceremonies and general chairman of arrangements. Chairmen of various subcommittees follo Athletic events, Capt. Charles D. Shackelford: music, Samuel F. Shreve: souvenirs for adults, J. N. Freeman; souvenirs for children, J. B. Robinson; property, E. D. Gould; advertising program, Fred C. Sonne; motion picture, Col. Willlam O. Owen: tickets and trans- portation, Gail T. Judd, and signs, H. J. Gompers. The Irish American Union is hav- Ing an outing at the Beach today to commemorate the fifty-third anni- versary of the founding of the or- ganization and to celebrate the estab- lishment of the Irish Free State. Dele- gations from Wilmington and Balti- more are attending. The Catholic Daughters of America, the Friends of Irish Freedom, and the Junior Catho- Ue-Daughters are special guests. —_—————— Headquarters for Flowern. See Gude for American Beauty roses. F. Prize winners. ment. 1214 -Advertise- —_— CHAPLAIN IN RESERVE. Rev. James E. Freeman Accepts Army Commission. Rev. James E. Freeman, rector of Epiphany P. E. Church, accepted an appointment as chap. lain in the Officers’ Reserve Corps of the Army. Though he was not in the military service during the world war, Dr. Freeman was especially active du ing that period in religious and wel- fare work at various camps in this country an& among soldiers general- ly. He was formerly attached to St. Mark’s Church, Minneapolis, Minn., and came here about a year ago to succeed the late Rev. Randolph H. "oU —won't have any difficulty o - ~~fnding the particular Mind of stationery you want here. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Stag Hotel, 608 9th SUMMER RATES Phone Main 8108 THE P, A. RO CONSTRUC ., INO, ssors BERTS ICTION Main Mers of the CIDEAL" Gerage—coasider- uality, the cheay Z member the name _ROBERTS. @ O B* 10 $10 Month—Cash or Terms. MOUNT VERNON AND T Tetp, Bunaing_time—80 mimutes. w:.hhgmn-Vh-e:i...'l.hflvv Co A titivma. ‘cars leave 12t Sortnwest ou. tbe hou ama e e Taif-hour—8:00 a.m. to 3:30 « of : T = Sl 1327 F St. N.W. I Developed and ‘ Printed. ; You will get the kind of serv- ice you want. T and business man in Washington prides himself on his ability to han- dle details. Among his assoclates and subordinates he 28 a master of thoroughness. For ~ some months he has n planning to make a tour of the world. In accordance with his custom of life by in a most methodical fashion a long | time ahead. Finally, he was ready to obtain passage for Burope. Being somewhat fastidious in his tastes, he asked one of his office assistants to communieate with the manager of his New York office to make these neces- sary arrangements. - The latter was end of detall to engage passage on a liner of a certain size sailing at He was told what manner of stateroom was de- the vessel it should be located. Num- erous minor wishes made known to the New York rep- resentative. b Nothing more was thought of the |, things regarding the arrangements|mer flower which are considered far for the passage, sald: “Everything|superior in every way to the others. Ganne J. Stanley Durkee, chairman, presi-{bed and board. We need strong ‘:l;)mro :er:u:r;am:;o:: 3&".::“:-2: Qverture, ~'sohemllllla e{_-‘I!!:'vl“'wm g;m ;({ow.rd "‘."Z"".'ifz o | men to harvest squashes, and it is matter until a few davs Jater a letter | Tre mior aromn e e i s | | Walts (request), “Wedding of Geographic Soctety: W. . Cul '::‘ild"’:::z;h“;fsze‘s" where an e was recelved from the New York | trance to the executive office there are M!:;";V"},;w‘“ s&inb""fl"r".:- gmé:db States Trnr({la Cog.mlnlon atadl b acloes fln coas| \l”: representative which, besides other|two bushes of this popular midsum- ay" fampe |1 Sisant ireotor burean or"::r'vd{: In lneeg good men to fix so:rw.lizzi:s can be arranged strictly wishes, 1 think, but, before 1 proceed, T must remind you that you overlcoked one little detail—you ne- glected to inform me where you are going.” [y RADIO OPERATOR CIOUSLY GENEROUS. There's a young man who lives out on Park road who has installed his own radio outfit and has become quite proficient in getting messages, varying from the market reports and base ball scores to band concerts and lectures on eradicating the boll weevil. And, as he paid for the out- fit and put it up by himself, he's not always willing to share his pleasure with his younger brother, Jim, who can usually be seen patiently await- ing his brother's permission to listen- in once in a while. It was Sunday morning, On You SUSP! is and the COLORED LAD DROWNS. Ten-Year-Old White Boy’s Effort to Save Him Futile. Joseph Riddick, colored, nine years old, of 1420 T street northwest, was| ! drowned about thirty feet from the| J Tidal basin outlet bridge yesterday afternoon when he fell off the high slanting wall while fishing. As the boy fell in the water Norman Brage. a ten-year-old white boy of 608 10th| g street northwest, considerably small- er than the drowning colored boy, dived into the water and valnly tried to keep Riddick afloat. The colored boy. panlc-stricken, could not respond to Bragg's commands and the latter for his own safety was forced te abandon the rescue. He then swam to the wooden mole that stretches part way across the outlet and walked ashore. In the meantime word had reached the tidal basin bathing beach of the accident and Lionell Levvy and Joe Perron, life guards, rushed to the | ® scene. After a few moments’ search s e they recovered the body of the color- | that the ‘Rivver’ has been clussed ed boy on the bottom of the basin,| piijoedt ®10 d 4 Frought him ashore and together i earance U — ¥ with Drs. E. B. Cudney and Terrell Moody, attached to the beach, and Dr. E. G. Boss of Emergency Hos- pital worked over the body for more than an hour without success. body was then taken to the morgue. —_— RESTFUL SLEEP IN HOT WEATHER Horsford's Acid Phosphate in water at bedtime induces natural sleep. fruit Julces, makes delightful, cooling drink. Advertisement In| o For Home-made Drinks 2} a glass | GRAPE BOUQUET CONCEN One bottle for the family. Cost—25 . l cents per bottle. Makes ten drinks, cost—2% cents each. To drink —add five parts plain or carbon- ated water to one part Concentrate. Grape Bouquet comes two different ways Ready to serve at drink stands, 10c a bottle / 1In 'Concentrate form, for home use, at 25c a bottle ANHEUSER-BUSCH, AROUND THE TOWN HERE 15 a prominent professional | older brother ‘was tuaing up to catch the morning well known Presbyterian church. Jim who, above everything elae, probably, | gtood nearby. The radio expert caught the right wave-length and enjoyed the organ preludes and the singing 190Ked ‘urion tion. Then he heard the sermon b n. generosity and brotherly love, spired, no doubt, by the first few . came over him, and work, he 1aid out his itinerary | Jjord® of the serman, caie d listen-in for 111 be back then. ROSE OF SHARON BLOOMS OF RARE TINT ON VIEW. Altheas, better known, probably, in nard F. Casson, nineteen years old,!directed at great length and in nolwashington as Rose of Sharon,ar now blooming throu, juhe White House, however. prides tself on d'splaying several specimens sired and at just what position On (of this beautifal and delicately tinted flower, which are considered by ex. in connection erts b d handsomest With the contemplated voyage were | be i ci, ¢ inest an who pass daily through the grounds. deep pink, of a most rich and delicate shade. blotches of pink and purple. Chickens reeling, as if drunk, be- trayed thelr owners as bootleggers. It was for the chickens really had a . This all took place in Indianapolis, where mash, 500 pounds of sugar and other materials were found by following the clue of the drunken chicken: was reported by Director Bert C. gan of Indiana to Commissioner Haynes. FLIVVER HELD DEADLY placed it in the category of “deadly weapons.” ing a small touring car at 16th and’ Upshur street May 20 last, was in- ous weapon on Katherine C. Lewis, who was the occupant of a similar auto, with which, the ‘McGhee car was in_collision. seriously cut about the face and head and is said to be disfigured for life a3 the result of the collision. Ghee did “make an assault with said automobile, being then and there a dangerous weapon in his control and custody and did wantonly, vio- lently, Lieut. Col. Walter Krueger, Infan- try, at the Army War Collgge, Wash- ington Barracks. has been o duty with the War Department gen- eral staff. Bouquets for Brides and Atte: —Advertisement. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,” TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1922. — |REORGANIZE LAW SCHOOL Legal Department-of Y. M. C. A Opens October 2. Reorganisation of 'the Wi « Laiw School, the legal department of the | rozter and fort Y. M. C. A. school system, was an-|,; nounced yesterday by James A. Bell, 'flo director of education for the associa- tion. The achool, which is one of the youngest in the city, starts its term October 2. : The administrative officers are James A. Bell, director of education; Judge Fenton W. Booth, dean, and Stanley E. Willilams secretary. The advisory committee consists of Walter W. War- wick, former Controller of the Treas- ury; Huston Thompson, formerly As- sistant Attorney General, now member of the Federal Trade Commission; Ed- ward N. Campbell, chief justice of the United States court of ‘claims; Paul Sleman, Lester H. Woolsey and Wil- liam C. Dennis. The committee on ad- mission is headed by George G. Cul- bertson as chairman: Judge Fenton W. Booth and Charles V. Imlay. " The educational committee of the Y. M. C. A. schools is composed of Dr. Moridian Hill Park, 16th and Euclid streets northwest, today, at 7;30 pim. Concert by & sec- tion’of the U. 8. Marine Band. Branson, second leader. Arctic Regions. lor Program: March, “National Emblem.” Overture Baxophone Solo. Valse Caprice “Lanette” ..... Henton Musictan " Frank Wi & “A Bong of India," legend “Sadk Rimaky-Korsakow b Prelude in G Minor, N Rlchmlnly:fifl cornets, “Friendly o Godfrey Albert Mancinl thy. Valse de concert, “The Skat- ers” . «.....Waldteufel Grand Scenes from “La Bo- Erema service from a very a special choir and the congrega: Just then a sudden feeling of o~ find is snow. ‘Here, Jim,” he sald, “you take it ‘whole half an hour. baling hay. vseeess . PUCCE Star Spangled Banner.’ Walter Reed General Hos- pital, today at 6:30 p.m., by the Army Band; Francis Lelgh, di- ctor. Prograi rch, “Pere de la Victoire, e in all their glory hout the city. the tick on which man lies. if scientists d: e Morceaug “Ein Albumblatt,” terstate Commerce Commission. to YOUT | They are attracting much attention, | | gop e ad he daf A 2 > et music from “Faust,’ 3 and yet the daft explorer busies S e AR Sl T Gounod- | | B. F. KEITH'S—Irene Franklin: | himself with dreams of endless ice. n they can easily be seen and en- Joyed by the thousands of persons (€opyright.) ~ASSIGNED TO CRUISER. a wl.nz for the corps de bal- et. b Helen and her Trofan maidens and Cleopatra with her Nubian slaves. o Cleopatra’s pas seul. d Bacchanale and entree of Phryne. Irene Franklin, younger, if possible, handsomer and more entertaining. than ever, is the topliper at Keith® this' week. Her offering of original songs scored onme of the hits that stand out in the season. Miss Frank- lin's experience with the big shows WALT MASON. one of these bushes the flower is a | On the other bush the flower practically white, with small - > Fox trot (request), “My YId- | |around New York during recent years|Ment, has been assigned to the CHICHENS WETIHE A A disher Mammy”.......Gerber has given the flr?lnhln: lnuche’l to | cruiser Pittsburgh as executive offi- CLUE TO BOOTLEGGERS, Selection from “Romeo and her en ning ability and today [ cer. Juliet” Gounod this cl little comedlenne has no There’s always some far-famed explorer preparing for an arctic trip, where climate is a ring-tailed kinds of biizzards 0Oh, dauntless are these men leave us, and I applaud them they go, although I have convic- tion grievous that all they'll ever I hand a wreath to every hero who hooks his dach- shunds to a sled and travels to the land of zero, to make a map in green and red. I think of tired ex- plorers reeling exhausted, on their icy way, and I can’t help the fool- ish feeling that they'd do better The north is full of frozen corses which serve no pur- pose good or wise, while hay will feed our helpful horses, and stuff I think impassioned would leave the wild wastes unexplored, and haul elm wood in stove lengths fashioned, they’d do more for their for which we'd pay a seemly price; ! Commander John T. G. Stapler of the bureau of navigation, Navy Depart- Losey superiors in this country. Bert Green, her husband, led the orchestra and al- though he had hard work keeping the musicians up to the guick-fire work of the star, he really did wonders in getting everything possible out of | the different numbers. Of the half dozen orizinal songs, probably the best Is “Help, Help, Help!” a funny iclassic that tells of the trials of a KEITH'S—Irene Franklin, vu,gg.'flremln'! wife in the downtown dis- ville, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. I'trict of New York. The wall of a com- | ! muter. “I Want to Go Back.” is also | COLUMBIA—"The Loves of Pha-|amusi: PR R ) raSOLUMBIA—~The Loves of Pha-|amusing. At least o dozen recalls re-| 3 3 m., 30, 3. { d- 2:15,4:15, 6, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. Tt e anorcslor the, Jlstie e One step, “Noisy Bil the alcoholic mash that did it, e TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. GARRICK—"Cappy Ricks, Tom Wise; performance at 8:30 p.m. BELASCO—"Up in Mabel's Room,” at 8:30 p.m. three stills, 500 gallons of It or- Hot? Take a Lifebuoy Bath. Wake up your skin—and be cool WEAPON BY GRAND JURY, INDICTING DRIVER The “flivver” was given a new dis- inction yesterday when the grand ury of the District of Columbia and happy. Earl d George W. McGhee, who was driv- icted for an assault with a danger- | head. wrhe! Other entertaining numbers in- DIt e Rl . 7o | clude some wonderful dancing by s st Margaret Severn and the Casino . ) Brothers: George Moore and Mary METROPOLITAN—Katherine Mac-| Jayne. in foolish patter that goes Donald, in “Heroes and Husbands.” | over the footlights with a big punch: at 11:45 am., 5, 7:50 and| Gler's jazz orchestra of ten: Moran 9:50 p.m. =" | and Mack. colored comedians; Officer = Vokes and his doz. Don: Maud n popular and grand opera air: RELIEVED AT INDIAN READ. the Jennler Brothers, l:;.bcllu n-cut Lieut. Commander Edgar R. Mc-|l[2Re%e act. With Aesop o Clung has been relleved from duty ati fiims. 0 CC "¢ the Fathe News in the Naval Proving Ground, Indlan Head, Md., and ordered to duty in the bureau’ of ordnance, Navy Depart- ment. MAJ. LOWRY ASSIGNED. | Mat. Robert H. Lowry, Medical Corps, at Edgewood Arsenai, Md., has been ordered to temporary duty at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., and then to take station at the Argiy Medical School, this city. Miss Lewis was —_— For Over 67 Years Father John's Medicine has been the xrel'falt body bullder.—Advertise- men The indictment charges that Mc- HEALTH SOAP LIFEBUOY recklessly and negligently trike, cut and wound Miss Lewis.” - This is said to be the first time COL. KRUEGER ASSIGNED. to your profit We are reducing prices in staple lines—that small lots may be entirely closed out. The values are guaranteed as usual—and the savings in price speak for themselves. gned —_— 'ndants aeffer’s are in perfect taste. 30014th. Open a Charge Account If You Wish—You're Welcome 4-Piece Bedroom Suite (Exactly as Illustrated) Combination Mahogany or Walnut—consisting of Dresser TRATE with mirror, Vanity Case, Chifforette and 3175‘&9 4-piece Ivory Enamel Suite | | | | | i " every hour. . Sund s | o o mflg: Bpetial Jear parties ar. |1 Free Dancing All Day ranged req! Steamer Charles Macalester A° Leaves 7th St. Whartf 10 A. M, Double-bed, with bow-foot end. 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