Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1923, Page 10

Jews Here Bid Leader Good-bye As He Leaves for Jerusalem Dr. Silverstone Seeks Divine Presence in Land of His Fathers, Says Speaker in Farewell. A public fareweH was given Rabbi Gdalyah- Silverstone on the eve of his departure for Paiestine by the mem- bers of the Jewish community of this alr was beld at the 6th and ‘1 After among th Cherinhes People Here. ! s 1 will.al- | of il of you| that many of | see the land of | welcomed Dr. night it stand DALYAH SILVERSTONE. representing the Jewish New York: Nathan bi Joseph Kanowitz of Herman Blumenthal Sholom congregation Presentation of the medal to Rabbi Iverstone was made by Herman Blumenthal, M. Garfinkle and S. Roth. B. Hoffenberg presided. Those In arge of the farcwell were L. Dino- . Shapiro, L. Cohen F Katzin_and Ha from sunburn? MENTHOLATUM cools and heals. s g his self- ing from a land in the | fullest economic de- | speakers were representing th Closed Saturdays During July and August July Clearance Opportunities Bona Fide Reductions From Regular Prices We Don’t Exaggerate Values The Wright Co. 905 7th Street 10-piece Suite $115.00 ‘ll!h_ | @t OQ‘ i ‘131 o€ | i ‘Ge YOGL | flfll l(\c i . '[ iz 10-Piece Cottage Dining Suite Regular Price, $149.00 A charming suite, finished in gray oak, including 54-inch buffet, oblong extension table, enclosed serving table, double-door china cabinet and six chairs to match with seats of imitation leather. Deferred Payments if Desired Reduced to 1158 Odd Pieces In the Clearance Englander Day Beds Regular_Price,. $32.50 $19.75 ~24-Hour Chair —with box mattress and: cre- tonne covering. Regular Price, $25.00 All Layer Felt Mattress 3-3 and 4-6 sizes Regular Prices, $15.00 and $18.00 Ivory Bassinet Artistically decorated Regular Price, $12.00 Fumed Oak Tabouret 18 inches high Kroehler ~Fiber Tables Duofold-Bed t 30-inch _wood _top = Simmons 2-Inch Post Beds Continuous or stralght post. 4-6 and 3-3 size: L Krochler quality all the Regular Prices, $12.00 and $15.00 way through. Sturdy frame cd is of fumed oak; upholstered e e and covered in serviceable Regular_Price, $15.00 imitation leather. sl - 54 WRIGHT: FURNITURE TiiE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON.L ‘D, Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital Arvmy. Col. Raymond Sheldon, infantry, at Govenors 1sland, N. Y., has been as- signed to the Sth Infantry, at Fort Screven, Ga.: Col. G. W. Stuart, in- fantry, at New York city, signed to the 2d Divisio; Sam Houston, Tex. and Col. J. M. Graham, infantpy, at Fort Benning, Ga., has been assigned to the Ist Di- vision, at New York elty. Capt. E. J. Dodge, jr., infantry, re- cently attached to the American Re- llef Administration, London, England, has been nlBlBI\Ed to the tanks at Camp Meade, Col. James' Rnn:}ne. retired, at Chi- cago, has been detailed as military Instructor at the Oklahoma Agricul- tural and Mechanical College, at Still- water. Licut Col. Harry Graham and MaJ. H. 'W. Harms, air service, in the office OF the ChiaE of air service, War De- partment, have been assigned to duty at Langley Field, Va Warrant Officer Otto A. Stoltz, mine planter service, at San Francisco, has Leen. placed on the retired-list on ac- count of disability incldent to the service. Navy. Rear. Admiral Edward W. Eberle has been ‘detailed_as chief of naval operations, Navy Departmept. Commander H. E. Kimmel, at the Washington navy yard, has been or- dered to the sixteenth naval district. Lieut. Commander Conrad Ridgely of the. Balnbridge has been assigned to fhe command of the Putnam. Lieut. J. J. Hughes has been trans- ferred from command of the 0-13 to command of the 0-9. Licut. Alex Riggin, at the navy uates 'll never have t’ work. (Copsright National Newspaper Service.) NEW SHOE FACTORY. ch to The Star. OAKLAND, Md. July the stock to the Oakland Shoe Fac- | tory Company has been subscribed. and the architect has submitted the {.'.'"'m,?,f‘:‘mry‘“”“,m’:”“}""i'l“e’*‘;"“;’:;,’]:‘ | plans for the building, the construc- Corps, School of Application, Navy | tion of which will begin in the near partment future. Th’ boy that jumps right in t’ learn bricklayin’ after he grad- 19.—All of C., FATHER TO SHARE BOY IN KIDNAPING Judge Grants Right to Veteran Held at Nashville Pending Requisition. By the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 19.—Mor- ris Hooten, a vocational student at Cumberland law school, who is in jail here\on charges of kidnaping his in- fant son from jts mother in Beach City, Ohio, has been awarded custody of the child three months in the year by Judge J. D. B. de Bow In eriminal court. Hooten contracted while with the Ameri tuberculosis can Army in cmber Mrs. non-support;: ob- and custody of her n. After being in ment hospitals for treatment, Hooten was sent here to the law s he returned to his 1 Ohio and brought the child here with him. The mother ap- pealed to the Ohio nd Hooten was churged with ping. requisition sent 1t ¥ Nu- merous protests the extra- dition of Hooten governor by people here the mother to Nashville to fight for the return of the child, sulted in the court's action. | LIGHTNING FIRES BARN. | Special Dixpatel to The star. . | LYNCHBURG, Va., July 19.—Light- | ning _struck the new barn belonging Nelson Watts, in nty, destrovin her with | just stored th Rockbridge structur Store Hours: 9 to 6 Open All Day Saturdays - THURSDAY, and_ a | e went to the | e. Then came | which re- | JULY 19, 1923. GIRL KILLED IN ESCAPE FROM HOUSE OF REFUGE By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, July 19.—Fourteen- year-/ld Madeline Russo, arrested at the marriage license buresu in June with a man she wanted to marry, was Killed when & rope of bed sheets on which she was escaping from the Chil- dren's Society Home, on Upper 5th ave- nue, parted and dropped her to the pavement. A patrolman and a taxicab driver saw the girl, clothed in white and carrying a bundle, slip over an upper window ledge, her figure in the dark- ness outlined against the drab stone wall. 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