Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1922, Page 15

VENING STAR, WASHINGTON SUTFREOM | LOVEBALI PUSHED THE E Local Entertainer to Be Heard at Ball Tonight Have It Done Right!' Look to the soles of your shoes these cold days. In our Modern “SHOE HOSPITAL” we put on the very best Good- year Welt, solid oak Half- Soles with Wingfoot Rubber Heels for #].50 Work called for and delivered. Phone or call at any of our stores. in Representative Flood’s Wife, Sister of Mrs. Humes, Continues Testimony. The trial of the $500,000 heart-balm suit of Lieut. Lorimer C. Graham, United States Navy, against Augustus L. Humes, wealthy attorney of New York, entered fits third week today. Mrs. Anna Portner Flood, widow of Henry D. Flood, representative in Congress from Virginia and sister of by which had been dnterrupted by the adjournment of court last Thursday. At the request of Graham, the wit- ness said, in response to an inquiry by Attorney Rudolph H. Yeatman, who {is associated with Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert and W. E. Leahy in the defense, that she had sent a tele- | gram to her sister Elsa (Mrs. Hume; then Mrs. Graham) at Reno, ber 10, 1918. The telegram “Lorimer wis| if he may com: Shown to Graham. She declared she was shown a copy of the wire by Graham the next day. The navai officer had told the jury he did not see the telegram un- til January, 1919, after the divorce had been granted to his wife. He told her he got it at the telegraph office, witness stated. Mrs. Flood told of a conversation with Lieut. Graham after the latters return from Reno. He told of his ef- forts to see his wife and said he had been denied admittance by a mald. Letter to Flood. EARL OCARBAUGH, Waskington barito: whe will sing at the international at the New ‘Willard Hotel. Elizabeth Hines Playing the title g Tole tn snittie £ Nellie Kelly? || unes NOONAN'S |~ A letter written to Representative Flood by Graham on stationery of the Rits-Carlton Hotel of New York was |2 Cor. 7th & K Sts. B ey resact 414 9tk St complexton. I preciation of the help of Mr. Floo “Cr & i S 1o the propriaty of esding a Oneck to City Club Shop”1914-16 Pa. Ave. ommend 1" o the propriety of sefling a check to 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave.S.E. An Astringent, Bleaching, Cleans- || vestigating what he had done.” letter was dater January 6, 1919, a few days after the divorce decree. Another telegram was shown the jury from Jeffries, who had appeared for Graham in the divorce proceeding. It read: “Wire received. Appeared as d | dire Decree granted. My fee, $100.” The wire was in answer to one sent by Graham directing the lawyer | g to appear for him, and advising that the divorce decree contain a provision for him to visit the children, it was testified. MIDWEST STATES ROCKED BY QUAKE| Tremors Felt in Kentucky, Indiana, lllinois and Missouri. ing Cold Cream, 75c the jar, 86c U ml.;:-ly Pooples Drug or st os te's Btos iggett's Drug. res, Btores I R ' We Are Making Tuesday Famous —at our stores by the exceptional values we are offering special for that day at twenty-five cents. Every article in this ad is priced 159, to 20% below “PURE LARD 9 & 95c Open Kettle Rendered. Gov’t. Inspected. Chuck Steak, 2 *25¢ Boiling Beef, 3 ™~ 25¢ Club Steak, Ib., 25¢ Fresh Calf Liver, i, 25¢ Ib., Lamb Chops [~ 25c¢ Meat Loaf, Ib., 25¢ Club Ibs. for By the Assoeiated Press. ST. LOUIS, Mo.. November 27— Considerable property damage was {caused by earth tremors of moderate intensity in Eastern Missouri, South- Slern Ilinols, Western Indiana and Z | Northwestern Kentucky last night. £ | according to reports reaching here to- day. The tremors shook buildings and homes, toppled chimneys from resi- dences, broke windows, knocked chinaware from shelves and fright- ened residents in parts of four states, the report said. Evansville, Ind.,, and Mattoon, East St. Louis, Benton, Clinton and Eldo- rado, Ill, and points in the north- western part of Kentucky reported feeling the tremors about 9:30 o'clock. The tremors also were noticcable in St. Louis. Attendants at the seismo- graphic observatory at 8t. Louls Uni- versity declared the tremors were recorded as centering southeast of this city and lasted ten minutes. Dishes Rattle on Shelves. LOUISVILLE, Ky., November 27.— Slight tremors of the earth, continuing for more than a minute, were felt in the western and eastern portions of the city last night at 9:35 o'clock. In some sections, according to reports, the tremors were of sufficient intensity to rattle dishes upon shelves. NEW QUAKES IN CHILE. —— Residents Panic-Stricken—No Cas- ualties Reported. ' PURE PORK SAUSAGE, Ib., SWISS 56 | Both Links and Mes CHEESE, 12 Ib., BREAD 4 = 25 “Creamcrust” from our own oven TR Phila. Cream Cheese, 27:-25¢ Ham Hocks,corss 3 tse. 25¢ 5| 'S, soummee 1 {shaken a considerable area along the Cranberries &2 21bs., 25¢ Celery = 2 bunches, 25¢ 5[t Bt i A strong shock was felt here at 8:50 yesterday morning. It lasted about a minute, but did no damage. National telegraph advices report a shock at 8:50 at Vallenar, which as- sumed the intensity of a guake, the walls of several houses falling.- The (T T T Luncheon Loaf, % Ib., 25¢ Sauerkraut, 2 qts., 25¢ Braunschweiger, 25c¢ Lb. | I The ‘“big bank merger” has been a big success When the Federal National and the American National put their entire businesses to- gether November 1st a power- Hecker’s Buckwheat, 7=, 25¢ Del Monte Apricots,.225¢ QT Ginger Bread Ji7ie! 3 25¢ Jelly Roll 2 for 25¢ || i = s o o than ever before. CHARLOTTE RUSSE, Pure Whipped Cream, 3 for 25¢ SWEET MEADOW CORN, 35-25¢ All our markets will supply the articles advertised so f: ir stocks permit. The few items not in their stock will be on ule::l’: tl: mMuket. Resources $14,000,000.00 Federal-American National Bank 1315 F Street op ltching Skin Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There i3 one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching ter- ture and that cleanses and soothes the skio. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle of Zemo and a,:‘pls it as di- in \ Illllll!llllllllllllIlllllllllIIII|I|lIlIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIlIIllllllllllllllmlllIlIII(IIIIHI y 1 a. the lo local residents wers panic-stricken, but so far as known there were mot casu ties. The shock was repeated fort: five minutes later, with no less inte; sity. The first shock lasted the s Ices m., fepor wlands slowly, but later advices Teported that it had subsided to nor- mal level. At Copiapo, whith suffered severely the previous | strong shocks were felt today be- | tween 9 anc 10 o'clock. graph ‘at the Lyceum registered an earthquake of seventh decree inten- | sity. A few walls fell. | La Serena, Canela, Vicuna, Mincha, Ovalle and Patria were all in the line of the tremors, but no great damage was done. ofdcmlllllnbo. the shock, which occur- re. 3 other places the telegraph offl ‘wrecked. church and telegraph office were much damaged. - FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Novem- Dber 27.—Investigation late last night h: failed to reveal the source of a d turbance which shook many houses h. yesterday morning. The tremor I Mrs. Humes, continued her testimony,about twenty seconds an1 was at uests hotel. ®) D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922. uarters that ulted from lecond one minute. from Huasco, timed 9:45 ted the sea coming in over enced-an earth earthquake, two | The seismo- At Elqul, in the province was severe. _Among ce was laguitas the parish At - D! 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