Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1923, Page 16

AUTO DRIVER HELD IN FATAL ACCIDENT Sale of TRUSSES Elastic Hosiery —fit and service absolutely _ guaranteed New York Hlastic 'rru:s, :lnguhn . - 32'50 New York Truss, double. Dr.’ Plerce Truss Car Coming Like Fire Engine, Says Woman Who Saw Man Killed in Street. " Joseph Jones, colored, 903 27th street, driver of the automobile that struck and killed Peter Green, col- ored, 732 St. Mary's court, near Vir- ginia avenue and 24th street, Mon- ,day, was held for the grand jury at fn inquest conducted by Coroner Nev- litt at the morgue yesterday afternoon. “The car was coming down the istreet like a fire engine” testified Naomi Burrs, colored, 1013 22d street, {“and when it struck Peter Green the nolse sounded like a shot.” | Dr. Herbert E. Martyn, deputy cor- | omer, and Dr. George H. Lawson, his assistant, testified, that Green sus- wained fractures of the skull, arm and « and numerous cuts and bruises. Anklet ....... Thread Garte is death resulted from hemorrhage aud shock. Car Damaged. Yoliceman Sager of the third pre- cinct testified that Jones surrendered and admitted being the driver of the car that killed Green. The police- n#an explained that the front of the rigliator was mashed and the hood pushed agrinst the windshield. Jones toid him te became frightened when the, aceldent occurred and did not til he reached the garage. Smith, colored, who was in e at the time of the accl- h Brace (very Hght).... Jungs Arch @) & $1 Braces until Be was awakened by Gre Bars » in the PARTMENT St. Store BEESS L vernment was represented by 7th & E V. Emerson. Attorney counsel for Jones, will for his release on bond. REWARD FOR FUGITIVES. Arrest of J. L. Peake and C Morrls, Mugitives from the farm in |Halifax county, N 8 asked of Tite local police by North | Carolina authorities. Peake was serv- ing a thirty-year sentence for murder. A reward of $100 was offexed for his capture. A reward of £50 was offcred for the arrest of Morris, a forger, under sentemce of five years. 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Activities of a practic of boys are directed in Bible clusse basket ball, campihg, hikes, r clubs, nature study and other cational features, sports and pis- times such as familiar td Awerican hoy s, G In Warsaw, where Mr been working late were formed by as manv group of thirty-five who 1 jo to learn how to lead boys. i Y. M. C. A. WORKER BACK FROM EUROPEAN SERVICE U. S, NEEDS LABORERS. Unskilled Male Help Sought by Civil Service Commission. Unekilled borers ¢male) are sovernment depart- Civil Service Com- Albert M. Chesley to Continue Task Abroad of Training Lead- ers of Boys. who v d today. Applica- t weckly | tion forms are being distributed at the commission, 1724 F street, the distribution to * continu i | August 31 e s I ¢ 0! . FINED $150 FOR THEFT. | the dibtribution Si e, Are obtained Edward A. Sage, charged with ten | oc¢!Pt of applications may be closed cases of petty larceny, was convicted ! in the Police Court yesterday and o fined §15 on cach charge, 3150, or as "flmu"mlm""m .| many days in jail in default of pay- ment of the fines.. Alvin L. Ogle, charged with violating the national prohibition law, was fined $50. Roy n's Christian As ciation her returned from IS rope after nizing boys' work under the direction of the interna- M. C. A in_ten countries on that continént During the next three ycars Mr. Chesley will t Poland, Lulg: Portugal, Gree Esthonia and Lativa, be employed in train workers. In this Satisfaxtion [irst 65 Thursday Opportunity months are spent in a ¢ committee is formed and NI Washing: for a like offense paid a fine of LT T T T Demonstration of BOB-CURL The Wonder Hair Curler— Curls Without _Irons. lsc Easily Ap With a Brush. .. 5 Lavatone, the Perfect Shampoo Il ! before that date. Stated .that.since applications will be plication blanks will be distributed for positions of charwomen at this | Flames Sweep Rear of Five Prem- time. - NEW' YORK, July 18§ naval seaplanes took t} Hudson this mornin R L euvers user of nitrat The commission SHED FIRES DRAW CROWD. | received from -men only. no ap- de; ises on 8th Street. Burning of sheds in rear of five PLANES IN MANEUVERS. houses on th. rect Twenty-two | 188t night alr from the | the attentios for Newport, |and attracted a large e A tators. Origin of the fire wWas 1 3 termined, acconding to the p Damage amounted to $500 Fire in the room of Mis States is the largest|mond, third floor of 2018 1 in the world yesterday afternoon damaged N to_partic! off the The Unil treet, the Closed Saturdays During July and August give_ a Four-piece Sheffield Plate Silver Service, or choice of our 42-picce set of Decorated Dinnerware, 26-piece set'of Wm. A. Rogers Silverware. other day across the roadway. ud furniture to the ar Origin of the fire wa ng a 1ght by drifts of oo ey oo v ot ke o Guaranteed Quality at - (Tt St P ) \_ The National Furniture Co. | "= **mwsom | The National Furniture Co. I A Hest of Furniture Bargains In “THE NATIONAL’S” July Clearance Sale Come Aand Buy---Pay on Easy Credit Terms With every purchase amounting to $100 or more w e will your or a - New Wash Frocks » A new low gingham. A dozen COCOA il Heavy, durable brown cocoa mats for the home or the auto- mobile. Oil Opaque Slight _scconds dollar kind, in dark green only. QTR TH T White Trimmed Hats White Georgette $ : E ¢ 9 3. 5 W hite Canton‘Crepe White Felt White Hair Braid White Baronet Satin Fine Leghorn .. July Clearance brings a sweeping disposal of beautiful white millinery in the heart of the season for wearing it. High-grade 'hats of finest and most fashionable white ma- terials in a range of popular models. Embroidered, flower trimmed, feather- trimmed, ribbon trimmed, ostrich trim- med. cockade trimmed and lace trimmed. s $3.00 and $4.00 Sport Hats Smart new models, in leghorn, milan $1 79 hemp, milan and peanut straw, variously S (HHTTTTITH T PR THEH LT EE trimmed with silk and velvet. Made of fancy voile, tissue gingham, imported gingham and Renfrew and Amoskeag charming trimmed "with “organdy, Persian bands, fancy stitching. fancy braid, pique and piping. All * have'sash and pockets. figures of all colors. “Sizes 16 to 44. Extra Sizes, 46 to 54, Choice, $2.95 ---of Distinctive Quality, Many Worth $5.00 price for the same splendid dresses we've been selling by the hundreds at $2.95. FOUR-PIECE July Clearance Sale Price midsummer styles, Gas Range Three-Burner July Clearance Price Checks, stripes and “Weldrest” Tailored SILK HOSE 1" The original tailored silk hose, with the wide back seam that always lies straight and flat. This is purchase of the $2.00 quality, s ject to very slight irregularities. White, sand, gray, putty and brown, Golden Oak Chifforobe July Clearance Price $19.75 Easy Terms New Shipmant Silk-and-Fiber Hose Black, White and Colors. .. 5 9C and dropstitch Plain styles this beautiful and serviceable hosiery. Slight substandards of Yard-Wide Colored Checked Dimity 39c High in popularity for mak- ing cool, dainty summer ' frocks—a quality wash fab- .ric at an ecomomy. price. Comes in self checks—solid colors of pink, flesh, mais, orchid, lavender, navy, tan, tangerine, light blue and rose. 25c¢ Dress Gingham and Percale . 15¢ Yard : Full pieces,” new and . perfect. , Standard 25¢ 32-inch dress gingham in a wide range of checks and. plaids ; standard 25¢ yard-wide percale, in light and dark stripes, figures, dots and checks. :'|=IIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI Easy Credit Terms WALNUT FINISH BED- ROOM SUITE, as pictured: consisting of large Dresser, Chiffonier, Bow-end Bed, Dressing Table. GOLDEN OAK BUFFET, TABLE A tion, weil made. A very good bargain at low July Clearance price of.... ¥ Credit Terms ND CHAIRS, as pictdred; of solid oak construc- $ 75 this . Oil Stove - CE FUMED OAK LIVING ROOM SUITE, as pictured, consisting of Table, Chair and Rocker; imitation leather seats. A very good bargain. July Clearance Sale Price Easy Credit Terms Two-Burner July Clearance Price 16 Easy Terms Mattress July Clearance Price Fiber Rocker . Baronial Brqwn Finish $5.95 Easy Terms Rocker July Clearance Price $1.49 Army Cot Complete With Pad July. Clearance Price 89c Set Terms Garden Tools . Haodle Fits All Five Tools