Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 12

12 Child Police Say She Kidnaped Wanted in Somerville, Mass., on & eharge of having kidnaped two-year-[ cld Barbara Irwin from an institu- tion. Marle Cleveland, a stenographer. wife of a soldler at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass, was ar- rested yesterday afternoon by Detec- tives Livingston and O'Brien at 2d and T streets northeast. where she twenty-two, ack Eaton, a machinist, £lso twenty-two vears old, and li ing at 502 B street northeast. W held in custody a short while, accor ing to the detectives, umtil he dis closed the whereabouts of the young wWoman from Aver. Mrs. Cleveland had come to this city to visit Eaton, she stated, think- ins she might get a divorce trom her husband and marry him. She told ! Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital Licut. Col. James M. Phalan, Medical Corps. of the surgeon general's offl War Department. has been detatled son officer between the War De- partment and the American Red Cross headquarters, this city, vice Lieut. Coi. P. C. Hutton, Mcdical Corps, re- Heved First Sergt. Martin H. Garvey. re- tired. has been relieved from duty at the Lanier ¥ School, Macon. Ga., and detailed as assistant military in- stiuctor at the Connecticut Agricul- il College. Storrs, Conn irst Lieut D. Stamps. Corps of duty at Cambridge, Massachusetts Na been ordered for duty with al Guard M. Hammeond, Quar- Corps, has been ordered to report to the Attorney General, this city. for duty in comn n with the ypresecution of c neers, on with the - juard. h to the to duty at Camp jeut. K. B. Schilling. 2d_En- at Fort Sam Houstom, Tex.. d to Man P. 1. and H. . Corps of ines, has been San Francisco. Lieut. Col L. Case, cavalry. of the office of the assistant chief of staff, War Department. has been as- | signed to duty at Baltimore, Md at. Col. Allan L. Briggs, Infan- Las been ordered to Walter Reed eral Hospital, this city, for treat- ) nt Capt Corps, in the Philippines, has been or- | dered to New Bedford, for duty with the Massachusetts National Guard. E. C. Mead, Coast Artillery Navy. Commander F. F. Rogers, at “San Francisco, has been ordered to_the Naval War College, Newport, R. T. Lisut. E. L. Woodside of the Texas has been ordered to the Aslatic sta- tion. Lieut. T. T. Craven of the Arkan- sas has been transferred to the Col- orado. | Lieut. C. E. Leavitt of the Trinity | has been ordered to the Washington | navy vard. la Lieut. J. W. Costello, Construction Corps, at the Norfolk navy vard, has | been ordered to the Massachusetts | Institute of Technology, Cambridge, | Mass. A ! Supply officers at the School of Ap- | plication, Navy Department, have been ordered to other stations as fol- lows: Lieut. E. K. Brooks, to the Fulton; Lieut. Joseph Simon, to the Camden: Lieut. E. J. Codding, to the navai prison, Portsmouth, N. H.; Lieut. P. K. Coons,_to the navy vard, Bosfon: Lieut. L. W. Crane, to the supply de- pot. Brookiyn, N. Y.; Lieut C. H. Miley, to the Chewink, and Ensign E R. Feeny, to the navy vard, Philadel- phia Marine Corpe. Maj. Oliver Floyd, at San Fran- cisco, and First Lieut. B. Dubel, at Guantanamo, Cuba, have been ordered to the marine station, Quantico, Va. Capt. A. Farquharson and Second Lieut. G. W. McHenry of the 2d Bri- gade, Santo Domingo, haye been or- and Capts. W. J. Green, 3 at Quantico, at Hampton roads, have sizned to the 2d Brigade, Santo Do- mingo. | t Lieut. H. B. Liversedge of the 1st Brigade, Halti, has been ordered to Quantico and First Lieut. J. W.| Cunningham, at Quantico, has been | assigned to the 1st Brigade, Haltl. scond Lieut. P. B. Watson has cen transferred from Quantico to; S. C.; First Lieut. S. W.| Freeny, Quantico to Guanta- | namo, Cuba, and First Lieut. J. W. Cunningham and Second Lieut. W. L. { McKittrick, from Quantico to the 2d Brigade, Santo Domingo. from | $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return Sunday, July 8 Similar Excursion July 22 SPECIAL Washington Standard Time. TRAIN Returning Philadelphia. . Chester. Wilmington. Consult Ticket Baltimore & Ohio R. R. i Agents Preserved By Cuticura Use Cuticura Soap for daily toilet pur- poses, with touches of Cuticura Ointment Detective Livingston she had changed her mind about a divorce and remar- riage and wanted to return to her) husband. The Institution in Somerville, ac- cording to the police. permitted Mrs. Cleveland to take the child to her home. She said she and her husband fell in love with the little one and were anxlous to retain possession of hér. Instead of returning the child to the institution, it is charged, Mrs. Cleveland brought her here. She is now anxious to return to her soldier husband, and an -officer from Somer- ille is expected here for her. She was arrested on a request from Charles A. Kendall, chief of police of Somerville, . Mrs. Cleveland today is caring for the child at the house of detention, where the youngster is attracting huch attention. She hopes to be ble to adopt the child. BAND CONCERT. Concert by the United States Soldjers' Home Band, at the bandstand, Soldiers’ Home, this evenin beginning at = 5:50 o'clock, John S. M. Zimmer- mann, bandmaster. The Square and Com- (3) ‘Balance AlL" Gems from cdic opera, derland” .. Fox trot, “Who's Sorry Waltz song, * (request) .. TR Finale. “Barney Google” Slemm angled Danner.” EXPLAINS CHINA CRAFT. Lucke Tells Club .How Ware Is Manufactured. Showing that two-fired earthen-! ware, especlally china, was one of the finest and hardest objects to be m carth, George Lucke gave | about making china be- | Cosmopolitan Club at its, S in the Hotel Hamilton yes- | terday. Porcelain ware, although a &reat doal cheaper, is mot as strong, | he explained i Mr ke described the govern- | ment tests, by which a bottle of red irk is poured on the surface of the ! specimen and if it sinks one-eighth of an inch the material ls not china. eekly booster prizes were award- ed to Dr. Albert '; rie i Archio Miller. WIFE SUES HUSBAND. Seeks Recovery of $1,318 She Says She Loaned Him. I John G. Sanderson of Muskogee. | OKla., is named defendant in a suit cover $1,318 by his wife, Leonie | Sanderson, in the District Su- preme Court. * She declared she ad- | vanced to her husband at varfous tmes betwoen August 14, 1920, and February 1, 1921. a total of § on which fie has repald only $359 leaying a balance of $1,318. | Amfong the {tems mentioned by the | wife aro $777 to pay on account of | purchase of a farm at Clarendon, | Va.; $600 for furniture, $25 for - Sale of Palm Splendidly tailored from Beach Cloth; in the late ¢ gray and stripes. nary value at ; ‘Nainsook Union Sults with elas- tic belt in sizes 36 to 46 now. . 59¢ Men's One-piece Wool Bathing Suits; blue with white and red trimmings; sizes 36 to 42.. $3.00 Values for $2:0 cum for powdering and perfuming. Pree by Mafl. Address: *“Cuticura Laber- » Dept. ,Idt‘- Mass. " Bold every- ‘where. Soap2Se. Ointment 25 and| Talcom 2e. P Cuticura Soapshaves without mug. “We Request the Ret Sizes 29 to 42. Extraordi- ‘THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923. TO NEw YoRk & BUT we onLY i € MADE ERpm | \GOT AN IDEA! NADE STAND - Gov £ 4. LR L AAD THE TICKETS ARE 310 AND THG SLECPERS ¥28.50! £ groceries, $300 toward buying an automoblie and $350 for the expenses of a trip to Mississippl. The wife is represented Attorney Andrew ‘Wilson. Selling OuUT! —Our entire stock of women’s Shoes MUST GO. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. Women’s High-Grade Up to $10 Carrico and Dr. | R\ 417 11th St. N.W.—Opposite Star Bldg. 2727 abardine SUITS On Sale Tomorrow Special at Young men’s two- button silk-lined Gab- ardine Suits; they have the sort of tailoring in them that assures lasting good looks. Young men like them for business, motoring and for outing gener- ally. Sizes 35 to 40. Get in early to secure your size. Beach Pants genuine Palm $3fl olors, tan, sand " Sale of Union Suits for Saturday Roakinchair Unlon Suits. The nationally known under- garment for men specially priced, 5122 . Bathing Suit Bargains Boys' One-piece Bathing Suits; blue with red trimmings; sizes 38 to 34. R duced 79¢c 70 910 Seventh St urn of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” JCFF! T've EAIR BlcycLe \T'S A CINCH! COME WiTH Mel T cAn BUY A PReTYY €oR ABouT #28. HASTEN, Son HASTEN! CAMT midE | ON oNEG- Bloyele! Soldior’s Wike Hovesto Adopt |MUTT AND JEFF—And There Are Some Mountains Between Here and Montana. MUTT,WE GoTTA GOt BACKY [DONT WORRY, ATTACHED To (T FoR ABOUT SGUEN: DoLLAS (Copyright, 1928, by . LGAVE THAT Ta me! I'LL HAVG A CHCAP SIDE-CAR C. Fisber. Trade Pat. Off.) You HolD THAT PACE WE OUGHT ™ MAKG NEw YoRlk BY | CHRISTMAS, GooD BoY, JCFF! (F ) —By BUD FISHER. A PUsH BIkE, O NOT A MOToRCYCLE “Goodies”---Peoples Big, Delicious, Super Sandwiches-—-at All Our Fountains, Price, 10c Sale! Chocolate-Covered Cordial Cherries Pound, 3 9c —Lucious Cordial Cherries in a thick rich choco- late coating. —Delectable, wholesome, fresh and pure and certainly a very worthy value at the small price of 39¢ 1b. Crisp, New Jordan Almonds Pound, 39c —The most delightful summertime candy—select new almonds, candy coated and possess flavor—these are of extraordinary qua considerably more than the low pric 5 Bath owels 35¢ 3 for $1.00 Splendid Turkish Towels in good, substantial size (18x38 in.), with fancy color cross stripes; ex- cellent quality and priced low for special selling. Bath Brushes 59c —long, detachable handls Bath Brushes, good, durable quality; ideal for hot weather use. Special, 59¢ Shower Bath Sprays, 79c —afford a delightful shower bath when easily attached to your bath tub, or any other faucet. Special, 79¢ A Tooth Brushes 19c¢ —fully guaranteed, bristles securc in a number of choice styles and shapes. As toothbrushes should not be used for more than a month on account of ‘sanitary reason’s this af- fords an economical change. for 56 and worth ¥ Phone Main 5215 Fourteen Stores —The Better to Serve You Mail Orders Filled —at these prices. Add 10c to every dollar or fraction thereof, acking. postage and insurance. Washington, D. C. Send post office or express We shin same day order rcceived. Tth St., Thousands! La Yebana Imported Hand-Made Perfectos Cigars 7 for 25¢ —They’re all quality, men—mild delightful cigars, at less than half their value—perfecto shapes, imported, Address Peoples | cave money. hand-made and Stock up your humidor, enjoy cool smokes and select throughout. 7 for 25c—Box of 50, $1.59 JULY SALE Tfonight and Saturday Only Genuine Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, Special . 29c Limit, Two to a Customer 10c Jergens Violet Glycerin Soap, Box of 3 Cakes, 16¢ Limit, Six Cakes to a Customer 25¢ Babcack's Corylopsis Tale . . . . 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Cut Prices on Toilet Articles 50c Hennafoam Shampoo, 35c; $1.00 La Creole Hair Dressing, 83c 50c Dorin Rouge 5 Azurea Extract, bulk, ounce $250 Bare to Hair Hair Tonic, $1.98 $150 La May (new style) Double Compacts $1 Coty's L'Origan Toilet Water, $1.85 Coty’s Chypre Extract $125 Coty's L'Origan Face Powe~ der .. cxe e $2.25 Houbigant's Powder $1.00 Mahdeen Hair Tonic. : $1.00 Othine Freckle Cream.....89c 50c Watkins Mulsified Cocoanut oil ... .39%c 50c Palmolive Shampoo 60c Barnard’s 50c Williams Shaving Cream...35c 50c Mennen's Shaving Cream....3%¢ 25¢ Mavis Talc 17¢; 3 for S0c 25c Mary Garden Talc...........17%c 25¢c Palmolive Egyptian Talc 25c Mennen’s Men's Talc. 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste. 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. 25c Sanitol Tooth Paste 25¢c Lyon’s Tooth Powder. 50c Pyrodenta Tooth Paste...... 25¢ Cuticura Soap...18c; 6 for $1.00 25¢ Resinol Soap. cesenee01BE 10¢ Ivory Soap .............3 for 18¢c