Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1923, Page 13

| At the Bottom of lhe Ladder. MELVILES 60T A QWEETHEART VER PANTS MELVILLE! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, —By KESSLER. |PRIEST DESCRIBES WAR-TIME MIRACLE Tells of Strange Light Flooding - Cell of Man About to Die. ‘The solemn triduum of honer to Ble: Teresa, “the Little Flower," closed last night, in St. Patrick’s Church, with imposing ceremonies, conducted under the auspices of the Franciscan fathers. Rt Rev. Mgr. Richard Barry-Dovle. world-famed chaplain of the British army, wearing his papal robes and VACATION FOR JURY. vention. The jury panel, consisting of twenty-six men, doing duty in the United States and District of Colum- bia branches of Police Court and in the Traffic to_serve ag: Thie suspension of jury service has been made owing to the Shriners convention in the city. All jury cases set for trial up and to June 11 In each of the three courts will go over until June 12, when jury trials in the whisky, handbook, concealed weap- ons and other major cases will be taken vp. The trafic cases in which jury trinls have been demanded will be resumed on that date More than fifty deep-sea ship lines| Panel Given Recess During Con- | Albert Meeker, Serving Term at Oc- workhouse at Occoquan, Va., July, 1821, when he took French leave of “the institution, allas Garvett, a machinist, forty-four years old, was captured in Phila- delphia. yesterday. spector Grant's office force, returned him here last serving a sentence of ten months in the workhouse for non-support and at the end of three months, walked away. tained employment at his trade. To- day he was returned to Occoquan. MAY 31, 1923. FUGITIVE IS RETURNED. coquan, Walked Away. Following a vacation from the since | Albert Meeker, Charles Warfleld, member of In- night. Meeker was He went to Philadelphla and ob- Why break up housekeeping by For use in the Summer Home or Bungalow— A FRENCH CHINA Set of 100 Pieces *35 We have priced a decidedly attractive set at this price. An opportune special at this time when you are purchasing the necessities for your summer home or bungalow. DULIN&MARTING N§~1217 F Strect and 1214 0 121) & Street, Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 military decorations from all the al- lied countries, occupied the pulpit as speaker for the Franciseans, and S e n e ne—ne— E. T. Goodman Co., Inc. Phone if you can’t come. now make Los Angeles a port of call. | smashing the furniture? Ba Ehot. shortly after the infraction of regulat married and had a baby girl, which he named Te: a. in honor of “the Litle Flower." The priect prepared the condemned boy for h, prayed daily with him, and gave to him a special relic of Teresa, soc d from her convent at Lizleux. France. Father Doyle continued: day before the execution was sleety day in November. As usual, T went to the bedside of the prisoner. He made a general confes- sion and both of us prayed toge with more than usual fervor, to ‘the Little Flower." “Suddeniy a wonderful light—not of the sun or the moon, not o % light T have ever experfenced—a won- derful golden light, shone i miserable cell, and at th there came an indescriba perfume of incense and Stores all over town. VERY time we wait upon you we make it a demonstration of Goodman Service—the quality—the price—the manner of handling your order. We promise you the best—and see that you get it. We emphasize our “little lower” prices—and they are. We make every effort to be prompt and accurate—and so vou'll find us—in every Goodman Store— every time—whether you come in person or phone. l——lclc——]o]lc——=]o|c——]a|—mx7] Goodman Stores— Arcade Market 1629 Conn Ave. 1840 Columbia Rd. 2011 18th St. N.W. 3160 Mt. Pleasant St. 2611 14th St. N.W. 27 Laurel Ave. Takoma Park M 2026 R. 1. Ave. 3128 12th St. 5409 Ga. Ave. 6504 4th St 416 8th S [ teet, his ‘Father, Yirrom lhen un- execution he was d jovful, acting would have wis Flower” is with m til the time of k happy. singin ‘the Little Flo ed him to act MELVILLE E. TONE FILLIN LOVE AT NINE IV DEKALB, LLLINOI® WITH A LADY OF EIGHT VHOSE FATHER WAS TAE INVENTOR OF THE PARBED WIRE FENCE - \STUDENTS GIVE PROGRAM. | St. Cecilia's Academy Pupils Enter- tain Daughters of Isabella. Under the direction of Mrs. Stafford, the pupils of St. Cecelia’s demy entertained the Daughters of Isabella @nd their friends with a program of songs, recitations and dancing at the ®oclal meeting of the circle on Mon- | day evening at 601 treet north- west. Refreshments were served and general dancing followed the pro- gram. An_invitation is exte members. of the circle nell to attend her so rst mass, which will be pung at St. Martin's Church on Sunday, June 3, at 11 o'clock. | 1109 =111l G STREET NORTHWEST WHERE THE BETTER THINGS COST LESS &ELCOME SRRINE Your Families and Friends To the Oasis of Washington and This Women’s Store Now That the Caravan Is Completing Its Pilgrimage, We Extend You a Glad Welcome to This Greatest City in the World Make The Brooks’ Store Your Down- town Headquarters --- Use Our Every Facility, For Y our Comfort and Convenience You'll Surely Want to Send Something Back Home — Here You Will Find . “Souvenirs” of the Better Kind—in Everything for Women’s Wear—*“For Less” PLEATED Nogelly SPORTS SKIRTS Hand Bags 575 4 Novelty Handbags in a splendid assortment Styled of Non-Crushable Silk Crepe or Crepe de Chine. A wide variety of plain col- of staple and novelty designs. A wide selec- ors and fancy striped effects. All lengths and waist widths. tion of the usual col- ors, including those to Silk Jacquettes match the new, high- 12 colored hosiery. A special showing of SUMMER new and fetching WASH DRESSES They are handsomelv Beautifully fashioned of printed crepe, cmbroidered and in a_]I pure pre-shrunk linen, Shantung, Normandy S;iiox:,e;v cs?"l&:flc;r:i‘:& voiles, etc. A wide selection of newest styles to the side with a sash in black and every desired color. of self material. Pure Wool Bathing Suits $5 75 Thread Silk Undervests m:lias?’se\";,hitacngr ;;Zjln collirj:lte" $2 95 Imported MohairSweaters ; Coat or Slip-over models—all $3 The May sunshine is warm---but It’s just a bit difficult to remember the hardships of a heatless winter now that you have put your winter overcoat away. But the far-sighted home-owner knows that winter is coming—and that the fuel shortage is a perennial problem. SPLENDID COKE IS AVAILABLE NOW Coke—the efficient fuel for use in hot air furnaces, hot water plants, steam plants, cook stoves and latrobes. Coke which requires a minimum of labor and mow costs much less than anthracite coal. nded to the | rs. O'Con- Phone your coal dealer TODAY~—if he can not supply you promptly, commanicate with as. THE CONSOLIDATION, ( s COAL COMPANY ' ' INCORPORATED Union Trust Building—Washington, D. C. W. A. Leetch, Manager. AIRPLANE FALL FATAL. WARREN, Ohio. May Willlam ‘Felder, 3 hllrlzh P y piloted Dy Kirk Harvey. of this sity, was caught in the high winds, overturned and fell several hundred feet, landing dn a nose dive. Lurns and cuts. Harvey sustained There’s Satisfaction in OurSign-Protected Shoe Repairing! KILLED workmanship, splendid equipment and better materials are used by shops that have our " official sign displayed. We award this sign only to shoe re-! pair shops that turn out satisfactory work. 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