Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 5

THE RVENING STAR, ~WASHING"1‘ON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTZMBER 20, 19%3. . ,——"——”—————-—_‘—-‘-*-————————-———-——__—__———_——-—- s *Y | IN SUITCASE MURDER|"™ = w o ?;: ASSAILANTS OF PAR|: :::sz:::;z.;"x.n‘::::nf;’:;..z?:"s.a:'- sult in the county, all persons in- feur, heneath a pile of Jumber in ti {ereated regretted that the action had ”:,"'"f‘,f::} i o e o : o be taken because of the delay it ent! y the gifl as one of her a: Dalva A. Swope Indicted in Death oocasioned in getting the building | New York Firemen and Police | saiiants. program under way. Now that the Other officers found Edward Hal- # i o validity of the bonds bas b 1 lett, twenty-four, on the street. H RREIR of Mrs. Wolschendorf, With hy the court it 1o Eoncrells tador Find Immigrant Stabbed oy e 4, i 8 9y B e N We have a v\amng list of clients for both furnished T = = == 3 g 3 stood that little time will be lost in and Girl Stolen. lice believe, by jutting rocks as he and unf S| Br. W. M. Robb. Test Suit Decision by Vir- [cazrving out the plans' for the erec- : Feapca ‘trom ‘the cliff. He also urnished houses to rent. » tion_ of the new school bulldings, the Wwas fdentifind he V0o 7 sohman, Our rental department is under competent super- Sister Ship of ZR-1 to Travel need for which is more apparent this i By the Assoclated Press. ini By the Assocated Press. Wl G L 5 4,500 Miles From Plant CAMBRIDGE, Mass,, September 20, ginia Appe"ate Court Ends onditions 1 all sections *0"9% | "NEW YORK, September 20.—Fire- ¥ v a lame \ls'l(‘n 2adino em}“fl‘: Fesdn sive both tepaatiand : —Dr. Dalva A. Bwopeot Brockton has N The sult was prepared and filed by |men joined police in a search through | (bl CART tiever X St owner prompt and efficient service. in Germany. { P . Building Delay. behalf of the county citizens by Judge West Central Park and the adjoining y surrendered to "the Middlesex county Gloth, a recognized advocate of better i > Sy authorities to answer to the indlct- _— schools in the county, who says he | f@shionable apartment district for six will make no charge for his time|men who stabbed a young German im- I We also have immediate purchasers for houses ranging in size from 6 to 12 rooms. Latest advices to the bureau of|Ment returned by the grand jury here | gpocial Dispatch to The Sta and efforts, @eronautles in e that the 2ZR-3,|chareing ’;)‘m with having been an| CLARENDON, Va. September 20.— it German-built sister ship to | Accessory Defore and after the fact|.The supreme court of appeals holds form with newspapers and dragged the |, St s ""“““"wlmed m;u»aer of Mrs. Alice M. Wol- | (he school bond fssue valid and con-| APPONYI COMING TO U. S. strugeling girl away. oo\ ehortly . hafen TN Noveniber on ReE e een T thhe e a e S R Albert Apponyl, former Hungarian |after midnight. Two hours later era. provement . e to. her future uperior cou Tho above is verbatim of a tele-|premier, left yesterday for Parls on |George Volland, the youth, regained haofile 2 NI this afternoon, with Dr. William M.|gram received today by Former Po- |hls way to the United States.for a |consclousness. He staggered to the || WILLIAM PERAU The planned route is Robb of Boston, who was arrested on | Jjce Court Judge Willlam C. Gloth |lecture” tour. He was accompanied [nearest park exit and collapsed be- BoOnIS TR WEo A e e el L e e Optometrit and Opician 1653 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. ern France, thence to the Azores, &e .of performing an illegal|from M. B. Watt, clerk of VIrginia's l.act as his secretary. Which brought fire apparatus and po- Just returned from Europe : the southern tip of Bermuda and ”‘“‘l"“’h"“ upon Mra: Wolschendorf | appellate court, with respect to the| =Count Apponyi's first addresses will lice reserves. *He may die. Aitars OMting sa poetemdunts Phone Main 9718 % The e e will] @0 Who was indicted for murder in|geei B be deliveréd at New York University.| 1In the ensuing search two ‘men D SEy BOEth) (0 destipation. The route will jy, Clopreitics decision of .the court In the friendly g, So i M N A elohia. to | were routed from a clump of bushes. Formerly With A, Kahn 4,500 nautical miles, or a dis- ‘ euit instituted by Arlington county |speak before the Institute of Political | Margaret Lachman, the girl, wasi S Now With 3 s . District Attol ; <. Read- | oiei s o i o o i Kl ey o e s el | L e e s | Torantn, w117 Wil lecture at [ oy neurby; daiet evetne stream o ||| OPPENHEIMER & SHAH | oy foundland ar 2 . trial Jist for October, gave no intima- | were held in ull three of the magis- | e e e T . N.W. A station will be placed i T S pither, activities of his terial districts of the county and| midocean ‘tc the Stances surronnding the finding of | Which resulted in authorization for| the weather , 3022 | portions of Mrs. Wolschendorf's dis- | the lssuance of an aggregate of See Announcement on Page 10 by membered bod in two suitcases in|$674,000 worth of bonds for the pur-! the Merrimack river at Tyngsboro.[pose of financing a big school- - The state police had planned to visit | building program. . ’ - Y! ES certain section of southern v| The suit was instituted by county tartlng omorrow 2 = R P’ migrant as he sat on a park bench with Your listings will receive immediate attention. is sweetheart, covered his bleeding —_—-—-— All Government Employes Are Entitled to a 167 Reduction t o the | Hampshire in continuance, of their{citizens, all of whom were favorable _of thejsearch for the head of the woman, |to the bonds. It was done at the re- | but the trip was postponed. quest of the attorney representing The state police made it known | the purchaser of the’ first block of Substantial Reductions on Of Greater © y. that a nurse formerly employed by ho, while believing that ompariso two ships|Dr. Robb had been questioned and o re constitutional, declined e ShIDS | eliminated from the case when it was an_dirigible to Sl £ e shi Sy : i et than hew!learned that she had not worked for ; 1 he F amous el for s ral years. uring 660 | L1 physician everal 3 DINNER FOR COMMITTEE. | d Red Seal Records O SN et ) The public order committee of the : % \ 1 popular feet in| Washington Board of Trade will meet —— il in Norwegiaw 'Ca s against 1016 feet < at a dinner to be given at the Arling- | » chief divergence in equipment Septemb l motive power, th s chairman of the i i o Ko el ] I The Vlctor Co. Announces miies per hour for fifty hou R b9 Rorsspowar selifand, L EVERGREENS Special Innovation s \:;3."71‘ a'te fi.h(, 140 hours Shoes That —are wsd extensively in ai in the Appea_rance of w L DOUGLAS carry a full $7.00 & $8.00 SHOES >mmoda . stock at all times, and c hossrer Relieve supply vou with any quantity. || Double-Face Many $5.00 & $6.00: ha: been S > L A Wl s S T Vs Red Seal Records Boys’, $4.00 & $4.50. reven e e | e Yprice of every pair Foot Trouble phone "call will bring an ex- || Which will be available at striking reductions of W. L. Douglas shoes pert, who will be glad to give i 5 o 3 you an estimate on your needs, from the price of the single Red Seal Record. is stamped on the soles at over by the United States the factory. This guar- e @'w ' HIGHWOOD NURSERIES “Everything Musical” antees full value for the ZEPPELIN NEAR ; i === READY. 33rd and Rittenhouse e ol e O /The VESTA Trial Trip May Be Made Before e ) Chevy Chase D. C. E F D & S C 1300 G Vorage ironGer iy = Phone Cleveland 1198 | 58 o roop ons Lo., > If you have A Dress One-Strap Pamp beenpayinghigh in Patent Leather. prices, examine the high-grade S e s e seeseesessessessessesessessessesssssssesssssssssssssssssss R &0k oo LDoucuas o Doyglas stores. plantings. 4 no _information to when the be undertaken. If W. L. Douglas shoes are not sold near your home we shall be glad to send our new free catalog. » & L.DOUG?AS S;::‘:‘; Rany Other New and Up-to-Date Shoes and Oxfords SOSPARKST. BROCKTON, MASS, to Select from in All W. L. Douglas Store:. If you have work that keeps you on your feet a good deal of the time, you owe yourself the corrective comfort of properly built arch supports. : w but Leman and Von Schil o In the renowned EASE- prpiave > | ALL shoe, we offer you a IR e scientifically planned ~ arch support that absolutely sup- MONKEY BITE COST $350 e g We know whereof we speak, when we say that with | this shoe the arch bones can | not break down and the i musele strain is quickly and permanently relieved. available. W. L. DOUGLAS SIORES IN WASHINGTON: JIENS {905 Pennsyivania Avenue, N.W. | womivs ¥0ee | 1327 F St.,N. W. FFOPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS“ s Bhow | Company | Gonfessss Judg-| ment in Favor of Boy. Jones Exposition Co. and W. A. Sig: essed judg- | ment in the : me Court for | in favor of Hi McCormick, | And the style is beyond criticism, One of the most beautiful shoes in our store. G. B. White Co. G. B. White, Formerly of Woodward & Lothrop 1311 G St. N.W. Over Y. W. C. A, Take Elevator $33838383883383338383838388838883838388 “Slightly Used—But Not Abused” The furniture bargains advertised here include the good furniture traded in by our customers as part payment on new furniture. Most of these Bargains are in such good condition you can hardly tell them from new. Terms As Low As $1 a Week DlNERS Bargains in dozens of odd dining chairs just “slightly used, but not abused.” For e\amp]e a solid $1.49 oak, continuous-post. dininz chair at ... Grass rugs, suitable for almost any room in the RUGS house, and especially attractive as bedroom rugs. Just $1 .98 1 9 23 a an a few size 9x12 to go at the Bargain price of ...... Combination washstand and dresser, with towel W- S . WASHS D rack, drawer and large compartment. Sturdily built $4.95 BUFFET with frenum(- bevel plate mirror. A real h;\rgam at the $5,00 ’ Philip Levy Exchange Store at the price of .... T tra large and convenient chiffonier, designed with $ 95 CHIF N R spacious drawers and hat compartment. =Handsomely fin- 8. ° o ished in Golden Oak; to go to the first caller for... ated is to use the first | £ to make the second It il . Plitt Plunges Prices Drastically Downward Where others consider prices low— there Plitt reductions start. The follow= ing are only a few of the amazing Sep- tember Furniture reductions. and nc\tl\ hn hed. A snap at Hat rack, equipped with a large oval lnmh RACK plate mirror "with bevel edges. A convenient and 59.75 ghly ornamental Bargam'for It's a simple story---but a re- LAMPS T S e e S $Q.75 bl 1 Th two sockets. Early shoppers will get these at marka e Vvalue. ey were Massive wicker davenport with hardwood frame bought SpeClal SO that we COllld DAV,P’T and reinforced base. Upholstered in cretonne, in loose- $9,75 cushion effect. Sacrifice price . give you a bargain. Hundreds of FIREPLACE PIECES DAVENPORTS These are made i own work shops. 95.00 to 302.00. SEPT. SALE PRICE, 71.25 tp 226.50. Big double wardrobe with two plate gh:s doors, ’ » u g 1 1 a 1y Wi ! men ln Washlngton have bought w DR BE éslslol)engél\lw mn:eplendd condition and easil orth 519_75 END TABLES Some with book trough —Walnut, Mahogany; round, half octagon, bb- jong ‘and rectangular. TEA WAGONS . ’ Mahogany, Walnut; some Were: 1000 10°47275. . with - drop . leaves - Were SEPT. SALE PRICE, 7140 to 6200, SEPT. SALEL 2.50 to 54.57. PRICE, 1575 to .4650. e S 1 Iib abl ot gad you Wou O, 1 Spn T il T L A . $00.5 sa & in Imperial anish leather. Bargdm el S d hi d for a REALLY GOOD SUIT OF SlPJ.l‘:lfiZ recter T Detd sy iauds, with f:pefz?v $29 75 i CLOTHES AT $26 50? Every covered, spring upho’sfite;cd seats ... Hosd Painting—Paperhanging—Upholstering g?t:’em’ de?lgn]’_gszt;lpe and Shade os'fi‘f'i'E ;rxlxu(iic;zs%:ssg;xlsgjt‘:;?{{nt,cgnstr?lc!xro:ke T saunemzan $1 49 .50 i a s new‘ or \ hardly ro W, g GesEuriCome - |3 rfiffl? =] (- » & 1325-4th suw,»mg,m : Home of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes TS L E LT e e e e e ese et s eSS R ese s Es s esesessas et esesessasetaesasstsetsnsassnss Terms arranged to your convenience