Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1924, Page 14

THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBT.HL\R\' !Za'u? Propaganda |ESTRANGED HUSBAND With a Real Kick COMMITS SUICIDE Floods Congress — Theater Employe Shoots Self in| Members of Congress are ac Head—Left Note to An- ! TR 21, 1924 coming out to answer the call on the hall_telephone. Mrs. Young rushed at Mrs. Gibbs and started a_fight, necessitating interference of the VARIETY OF TALENT T0 FURNISH CONCERT Army Concert Band to Give Se- lections af Eastern High School, ! Peacock wrote of an alleged refusal on her part to sec him and he left her a “big kiss.” A certificate of 1 suiclde was given by Coroner Nevitt, who was told that Peacock had been drinking. 3irs. Peacock, widow of the sulcide, police. Mrs. Gibbs was released on a $50 collateral. ©B&BIU Young, however, was re- and her children reside at 2417 M street northwest. They took charge of the body. fused collateral and held in custody in default of a real estate bond. Mr. and Mrs. Young have a twelve-year- | old child and reside at 1506 E street southeast. Wi llwllllf" a,aflfi’ ||'|I|Il‘i714 i TELLS OF McADOO FEES. The republican national commit- tee in a current statement from its publicity bureau Is sending out ex- cerpts from a speech made in the House February 12, by Representa- tive Foster of Ohio, commenting upon alleged activities of William G. Me- Adoo's late law firm before govern- mental departments and boards in which the firm is said to have re- ceived immense fees and commissions, in addition to the sums Mr. McAdoo received from the Doheny interests. The committee is sending the speech to republican newspapers throughout the country as a cam- paign document, orns Don’t Pare Them! [ Catting a corn is always dangerous. Blue-jay ends coms. Kills the pain instantly, thén the comn loosens and «comes out. No risk,no constant trou- ble. Get Blue-jay at your druggist. | %NM SINGING BY QUARTET tomed 'to inundations of pro s ganda, but yesterday for the time they got something tangibie { . out of it. other Woman. - | WIFE CAUSES ARREST was presented LY the American - S 2 . Harriett Automoblle Association with' an {, Frank B pock, residing mt Allen 3 Forhg nd M T automol € o de . s . Fos H S O Bine, but & racing car, six Inches | “Journey’s End,” a bungalow on Con- | Gibbs Taken in Apartment. { {gihllen AL Young and Mrs. thrdrlclll When the shipment arrived the |and Glen : 6 Gibbs, thirty-four, were arrested on Number of Vocal and Instrumental | o3} 3on, i epahipment arrived the |and Glen Eeho, shot and killed him- Golttory charges last. night in_ an Numbers Planned thachine had been crumpied, as 1t - | Se}f- yester fternoon in a smallapartment house at 1330 10th street umbers nned. in an accident of the re |Toom of the Shubert-Belasco Theater | nOrthwest, where Mrs. Gibbs occuples | buitain ¥ Every senator and representative long, the product of a toy factory. |duit road® hetween the Distriet line| tag was affixed calling jan apartment. The arrest was made the 5 per cent excise 1by_members ‘of the viee squad ac- a v companied by Mrs. Young. PR LS Coung, his wifc alleges, left hom weeks ugo and had not r d been employed as | turned. She was informed as to t man at the theater some |possible whereabouts of her husban time past. |1n order to wain access to Mrs. Gibbs' None of the other employes heard |apartment, where Mrs. Young could the report of the one shot that sentjhear the voice of her husband, it was @ bullet through his br: 1d it wis | necessary to put in a phone. cali for not_until 8 o'clock 1 Young, who was arrested on | ly before the time for starting x My SounE: W wis SiEMEA G DBEER G0N e | : e i "hoay [g]——=—|o{——lalcololc——=lalc——=]c}} the Motning” and “The nuel G. Russell, another emplo Open at 8:30 A.M. Daily { Mizses Callahan and Dayten will con- | fent by the man ent to search for s tribute Penn's “Carlssima” and “La | the missing pre 1an, discovered Rosita,” by Dupont, and Mr. Down the body. numbers will be Curra and the ever popula Kipling, with -John the plano. > mo “Ninth Concerta be played by I at the plano {vich. ‘Henry's xy ibe “The World 1: * and the “Hungarian Lust- by Kela-Bela. Singing by the audi PUBLIC CONCERT. _New Eastern High School, 17th and East Capitol streets, tonight, 8:15 o'clock. Admission free. Dcors open at 7 o'clock. PROGRAM. 7:45 p.m. (a) Overture, “Tancred” Rossinl Conducted by Nicholas Frank. (b) “Toreador and Andalouse” and “Royal Tambour et Vi- vandfere” Rubinstein Conducted by Charles V. Banner. ' {c) Hunga and 6 ciation wants ar program, which begins at 8:15 o'clock. These will be excerpts from Victor Herbert's “Sweethearts,” which will be conducted by Olaf M. Nord, and the dedication and_benediction from “Les Huguenots™ of Meyerbeer, conducted by Ammon E. Gingrich. - | Re The quartet will sing Open Tomorrow Till 1 P.M. $1_Will Open a Savings Account U The Columbia National Bank 911 F Street 1 Scrivener e n. They lea despondent man t in his room ..Brahms Cond ‘alace Ap- pleton. (d) Morceau Dblonchen' Conductes Turn Your Holiday Into Dollars The “Wind-Up” Sale Grows Faster and Furious! egante, “Gold- . .Eilenberg 5 Capital. by Alfred P. $250,000.00 Surplus Gsell. e Concert band from the Army p ! School, Capt. P. W. commandant; William C. i White, principal of music, | Your Teeth Colgate’s Ribbon (@) America.” “Salute to the Flug." f the association and for tl Dental Cream (C) Oath of Allegiances G men il teat Driviieces “washes” and (@) “Battle Hymn of the Re- s No children und o public. v tted, polishes: () “Howd {Qtidren must ‘come with adults does not scratch £it with them. throughout the cone or scour. i 1t brings out SHORTAGE IS ALLEGED. and preserves = % the natural beauty Warrant Served on Pennsylvania of tooth enamel. Borough Treasurer. WILKES-BARRE. Pu.. 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