Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 11

GI.EOTED AT DEATH UWMSEEI@US - [MAN wiDELY K“@“ Ww:%.'é.:flfi?.‘”"fi‘“‘m COAL OFFICE CLERK{oee rm o s ey Wnlllam Bobeson Found With "“‘“"‘ | Bullet in Heart—Believed | asociaea trent Q RANCLBCO December 28— The & itios doubtedly knew. Pieyre Gasnier. For |and frhndn to come forward ryears he was & “strong man” for one rnnnmems for the funeral Accldem Victim 4 At one time or another millions un- William Robeson, - thirty-five, of | o the largest circuses. 1628 14tk street northwest was found dead at the place of bis employment, | 1110 F street northeast, with a bul- ( sands of a new generation came to let in hig heart today as the renult of | ynow him. He made his living by giv- What is Believed to have been un ac- |4ng physical culture demo: tion: {retired from the sawdust tours to there were no Tose l ( none Oo\l al no But fifteen or twenty years ago he :I:e‘ ‘was ints So, rested. with tle (Allhlul cnm- the o‘nly P lmourner, a settle- in San Francisco. Here' thod- vided by the m‘mmwl —_—— International advertising ex- and| An cident that occurred while he was |Selling his “system” on a downtown | hibition is to be held in Amsterdam cleaning his automatic pistal. Robeson was found by 8. W. Tebbs owner of the coal and express busi mess where Robeson had been em- Ployed as a clerk for, about a year. Guy Gladmon, Tebbs’ brother-in-law, street corner. At this stand he never'next spring. —ANNOUNCING was also with him when they entered the office and found the man groaning oor. 'They notified the po- the ninth precinct and a wom- a ighbor notified Father Dowling of tho Holy Name Church who re: u Oma C sponded and administered the ex- treme unctjon. When Detectives - A Duvisand B, C. Wilson of she minth 1l After an exhaustive examination of the many oil bumers precinct arrived they found Robeson's automatic Half #schked and a can of on the market, none of which - heretofore was without oli. 4 rag and stick near, mmmmg flaws and serious disadvantages, we are pleased to an- that he had been cleaning the Planned *Possum Hunt. 2 c to Gladmon, Robeson had Ten e barrel. , man is uurvxved by his wife and lhra childre: E AUTOMOBILE IS LOST ! IN SALES SHOP BLAZE' 3 TM early |ndzl) at !M WS “1h wtrnet Ty of nounce to our customers and the - general public that in the SCOTT- NEWCOMB AUTO- MATIC OIL BURNER (Electric Spark Ignition), we have found a Heating Device that meets with our entire approval, and that we can recommend unreservedly. The ELECTROL Au- tomatic Oil Burner is ab- solutely safe—is-FOOL- PROOF, is NOISELESS in operation and X fompany. 4 Can Be Installed in Any Heating Plant n s h?«‘g“‘:“":‘."‘w‘:‘:bm"g; oo, Approved by National Board of Underwriters epold & Sons, dealers in statuary. biage betore the | | Electric Ignition, re only three_aytomobiles uiet Operation, R %:ermospt:fic Control, Uniform Heat, No Gas Pilot Needed, Safe—Fool-Proof. Ashes, Dirt, Soot, Smoke, Pilot Light, Carbu- retor, Janitor. See “The Electrol” in Ofierat;un at-Biggs’ at 0od uupe{ amnge 10 amount of $50 was | i o e e e ||| Biggs Engineering Co. 1310 14th St. moned several companies of firemen to the Manchester apartments, 1426 M Sirect northwest, where an swning over Sole Distributor for Washington and Vicinity window on the fourth fioor had caught fire. " Only the awning w s burned, the damage amoun: 8. Startmg the New Year With a Real ‘Money-Saving Clothing Sale K.’/K i) January. Clearance | Now comes a sensational opportunity to discard the old clothes and put on the new. Our annual clearance of all stock in our racks commences Saturday. Prices have been cut in half aiid in quarters to assure a quick clearance. No excep- tion to the rule. Everything must go. You don't need cash to take advamtage. Use your credit. Buy noéw, pay later. Off With the Old Clothes Put on the New % 2 Without Cash All Ladies’ Dresses Cat 339, AUl Ladies” Coats. . Cut 259/, ATl Ladies’ Saits. . -Cat 509 Skirts and Waists - Ci”% Al Mex'’s h-‘ , Coats . .Cat 509, Al Boys’ Saits. ... Cat 25, All Bm Ovuutb(h 25"/. They’re off! Fashion Shop reductions have gone into the last lap! They’re the “speediest” of the season, and “pay” the most on the dollar. We’re good sports about it. If it’s going to be a race between stores for your money, we want to win with plenty of time to spare. Put your money on “Fashion Shop”—and you'll pick a clearance winner that will pay “big.” Clearance’ Reductions on nearly 1000 SUITS AND OVERCOATS (More than Half of our Stock) Including those famous Goodiman & Suss Overcoats ’ Hand Tailored at Rochester T O R YT T #30 and $35 Suits and Overcoats Now $1 9, 75 $55 Suits and Overcoats Now .$33. 75 $37.50 and $42.50 Suits and Overcoats Now $24, 75 $60 Suits and Overcoats -Now $38. 75 $45 and $50 Suits and Overcoats Now $28.75 $65 Suits and Overcoats Now $43.75 ’ e LN $75 and $80 Overcoats Now $48. 75 $90.00 Overcoats Now . . . $58, 7 INCLUDING IMPORTED CROMBIES, SHETLANDS AND MONTAGNACS In Sale Time as Well as Other Times We Maintain WORUMBO OVERCOAT Supremacy We Said This Is the Home of the Worumbo Overcoat even it sale time. “Worunibo Overcoats are reduced. Ours are genume and generous. Bng. prices areas low as' 55950 And a “word of cautlon. Don’t buy PRICE Buy. value. See * the clothes. ompare' Consider desirability as well as ° Saving And you ll come to The Fashlon Shop way of: thmkmg .4 Da’o.n't Chnrf-"y Aoccptcd b b > Sda at Bolb Stores . - “Tuxedos and Mtdduhadc: not reduced ‘(fie Fashion fi’hop mmm Y e e At T ) LTI L L