Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 7

£003 Pa.' Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. OLD FRIENDS - MEET WELL. FOLKS, this has been the happiest week we and “our gang“ have spent in business in many a vear. It's something to have friends —and it’s wonderful to have thou- sands of loyal friends come in and “keep company” with you—and it’s just as pleasant to make new friends and “believe me, Pete,” that’s what we've been doing. New friends and old friends sitting about chatting— drinking cider—eating good apples. Boy, what a pleasure! Vs HERE'S A GREAT “BOY” GEORGE W. JACOBS Of the U. S. Bureau Engraving and Printing “I am only one of hun- dreds of ‘the ‘Boys’ at the ‘sold’ on D. J. Kaufman's store, ‘Bureau’ who are sts salesmen and sts mer- chandise. They're a great outfit.” (Signed) GEO.W. JACOBS GEO. W. JACOBS A GOLDEN CROP Of town and country Famous Val- ues that is making “two friends grow where one grew before.“ 1,000 2-Trousers Suits 1,000 Virgin Wool O’coats '35 Nothing around the country-wide can touch the values in these two-pants suits and Oregon City Virgin Wool O'coats. Here're More Harvest Features! $2.00 Hickok Initial $ 1. 65 Buckle and Belt Comb:- Still a few left, 50c to $1.75 nation— $1.00 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose (3 for)— gold filled Cuff Links; only 1 C Pr. to a customer— Pr. Money's vWarth or Money Baclz D. J. KAUFMAN 1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. A%e. THE EVENING HOSPITAL SENTRY BELIEVED SUICIDE Walter Reed Soldier Found Shot to Death—Inquiry Under Way. The body of Pvt. Russell Shores, sentry at Walter Reed Hospital res- ervation, was found In a secluded section in the southeastern part of the grounds shortly after last mid- night by the sentry who followed Shores on the same post. The sol- dier's cap was 4 feet away. A revolver with one shell exploded was 7 feet from the body. A bullet wound was in Shores’ left breast. Suicide Is Theory. Immediate investigation by hospi- tal authorities, agsisted by Detectives Darnall and Springman of police headquarters, led to the belief that the cause of the death was suicide. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt viewed the body this morning. He refrained from Q D \ % 272227, *City Club Shop" 1318 G St. Hahn’s Special Boy’s Shoe $2.95 to $3.45 ’ Hahn’s Special Girl’s Shoe $2.95 to $3.95 Boys’ and Girls Sports Socks Extra quality, with snappy cuffs. 45¢ 3 pairs, $1.25 Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. issulng a certificate of death. An autopsy will be held at his instruc- tion. and an inquest later will be conducted officially to determine cause of death. The post which Shores took last night shortly after dusk is one of tH® most lonely in the grounds. In the immediate proximity the on'y building is the scale house, for welghing shipments coming Into the grounds. Georgia avenue, however, is only about 500 feet away. Shores reported last at 7:30 o'clock. When he had failed to report at :30 o'clock a search was started, but proved frultless. At midnight Pvt. tanley Kad)sh came on duty as sentry and in walking past a little knoll he saw a shadow darker than others. He walked over and found the body of his comrade. At the hospital where the body was taken it was found that the one bullet had passed into the lett breast and then taken a downward course through the body. It drop- ped to the hospital floor while ex- amination was being made. Two Letters Found. In the pockets of the young sol- dier were found two letters. One started “Hello, Russell” 1t ended, “From the Furnace.” It was evi- dently written by a girl. Another was @ letter that brought bad news regarding the iliness of a sister ot the youth. There were no marks of violence about the body C viduality — and simply marvellous quality for $5.95! And over 50 other “HAHN SPECIAL” fashions. See Special Window Display included dous one-week demonstra- tion of what our six-store buying power has done for YOU! OMBINING — Patent opera pumps for simplicity— elastic goring for glovelike fit —interesting braided straps for indi- Never have you of clothing to indicate a scuffie. In fact, there was nothing about the body or about the place where it was found to indicate any violence had preceded death. The only alternative theory to suicide considered by the hospital au- thorities at any etage of the investiga- tion was the possibility of accidental death. This was discounted,when it was definitely found that powder marks sur- rounded the region where the bullet en- tered the body. Shores was from Norfolk, Conn. Po- lice learned that he had been worrying over trouble of his brother Donald, also attached to Walter Reed Hospital, who is reported as being missing for some time. AIR FLIVVER PREDICTED. Planes With Small Engines Soon May Appear in Germany. ciated Press. LD, Germany, October - The advent of the air flivver is pre- dicted by experts studying lessons from the national air glider contests held here. Sailplanes with auxiliary motot cycle engines of 8 to 12 horsepower surpassed the motorless gliders in every respect. By to read the want columns of Hundreds of situations are It pay: The Star. There was no disarrangement obtained through them. 7777, 2 % leather 7 M, § Z N Z NN in this tremen- % seen Boys' and Girls’ Shoes that look and wear so well —for so little money! (Not at Our G St. Store) Shoes contrasting % 2%, 2 727, 72 7 2 Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 Sth St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. % “First Step” Infants’ —in all colors and pretty combinations. Sizes 2 to 4. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. An entertalnment followed by n jass orchestra dance will be given in Jop- pa Lodge Hall, 4209 Ninth street, Fri- day, 8 pm., for benefit of Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 27, O. E. S. ‘The alumni of George ‘Washington Univerrity will give a luncheon Sat- urday, 12:30 p.m., at Lafayette Hotel. President Willlam Mather Lewis will speak. ! A satire on radio broadeasting will be given Friday, 8:30 p.m., at Western Presbyterian Church. The entertain- ment will be by George Ross, or- ganist, and the quartet of the church, Trinldad Citizens' Aswociation will hold special meeting tomorrow, § p.m., at Wheatley School. All inter- ested in the removal of the refuse Plant asked to attend. The Canndian Society will hol business meeting Friday, 8 p.m., at 1627 K street. All Canadians residing in the District invited. Tke League of Republican Women will be at home Friday, 4 p.m., at headquarters, in Hotel Gordon. The League for the Larger Life will conduct a healing méeting tomorrow, 8 p.m. A spiritual messenger from Unity, Kansas City, will preside. All{ students of the Truth invited | Kit Carson Post, No. 2, Department of the Potomac, will meet tomorrow, 2 pm, at Grand Army Hall. Dr. Simon's sermon at the Eighth Street Temple Friday evening will Lave for its subject: “In the Begin- ning God.” “Insanity and the Law” will be the subject of a lecture by Dr. Percy Hickling, District alienist, at 5:30 tomorrow afternoon, in the law school building of the National Uni- versity, 818 Thirteenth street. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | Dance, Young Men's Hebrew Asso- tion, 'Eleven.h street and I'ennsyl- vania avenue. Viva M. January will lecture on Thrift or Conservation,” § o'clock, Unity Auditorium, 1326 1 street. Storm Wrecks Dutch Ship. HAVANA, October 22.—The Dutch freight steamer Yseldyk, bound from Rotterdam for New Orleans, report- ed by wireless yesterday that she was lying miles northeast of Havana with her engines disabled while running through the tropical storm. The vessel requested that a tug be sent to tow her into Havana. The tug Rafael Doniphan put out to- night to go to the assistance of the YseldPk. MollrningiBh.clu Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main’ 1344 SYMPATHY is often most appropriately expressed in monetary assistance, and in time of need receives greater appreciation. Chambers’ Sympathy expresses itself in money saved the family inits hours of bereavement. Chambers’ Policy is to furnish a funeral at a fair profit and give the best. Chambers’ $100 Funeral is one of dignity and refinement. and dis. plays an elegance greatly in excess of what one would expect at the price. Chambers’ $75 Funeral is guaranteed complete and satisfactory. CHAMBERS never tries to raise the “Limit” Chambers’ Ambulances —are comfortable and attractive and the price for local 54 00 o calls is only W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Dependable Service 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. P 432 SAR PIN—Platinum, with sapphire set; ber 21. Reward if returned to 1359 Gl nw BAR PIN, gold, sapphires, between and Tth st n.w. n.e. Reward. BAR am top, between Cha nd Dupont’ Circle. North_10000. Apt. 152. Reward. BILL FOLD, in Prudential In containing ‘money and picture; re &an, 1331 Vermont ave. n.w. ¢ “rquire 20d ana Maryland ave: n.e Notify Apt. . tan,_male, bear 7th and Monday night. Reward. Return 215 8ts w. DOG—Strayed away Friday aftérnoon brindle bull_terrier, wearing harn license tag 7795;-reward. Franklin 9215, EARRING, old-fashioned onyx and pearl: T ward. _Phone Adams SO31°W after & poum. o ERENCH FOODLEMale, small, white: near uemont. eward. ' Droop, Washi 1840 Wyoming ave, e il the person that found Mrs. Ki mink fur 15 please large s with 1186 17th st. n.w. 'KPIECE, apartment, or in Chevy (‘hase Tuesdgy, October 21. 3804 Kan: w Potomac_1963. either on Fiorida ave. itol and Florida ave. aton pl. Keward. Keturn to 3 ne. 58 Seaton pl. e rimmed. Teft on Mt. Pleas. ant car Monday evening, October 20, or lost between _California nd the “Woodward Apartment. Please cali North 1874, Apt. 603. GLASSES Tortolse. 1n_case, vicinity of Da- pout Circle. N. 9945-W. Heward. 22 GLASSES, fortofse, in case. between SMzKinley igh School and G2 Randoiph pl. n.w. . Re. ward. _North 2378-W. 240 GOLD BROUCH, comprised of three hollow rings inteitwined; on Sunday ber 19, between 1343 Clifton Liberal reward, 1343 Clifton s strings, between Floridy Wyoming ave. and 18t rd. 'KEYS—Bunch, on Connecticut ave Porter st. and Zoo entrance. Rew land 307 YS—On ring, downtown. Reward. only remex - onduy. Octo 20, between 3 and 4 p.m.; North Capital ca between It and Monroe h.w. Reward. 81 K st n.w. . POCKETBOOK—AIl d_papers. mation, Box 15T, Star ofice. POCKETBOOK — Yellow _beaded, _contalning vauity box, key and money. Reward for van- ity box and key. FPhone M. 3723, . FUCKETBOOK—Bia: containing letter, Adams 799, i’ PUPPY—One large, tan and white, with and collar. Phove Columbia 3189. - PURSE, small, containing bills and Monday' between Ave. and G; reward. Columb n nbia 2005.W. PURSE—On_Thursday, October 16, probabi B 18t st between Corcoran and U stae asy. Colored leather purse, containing money, mem. oranda and key. Reward if returned o Hoom 201, Hibbs Bldy. £ T Tiack_bead, contalning 3 S none North 8057, Reward o ggeod ILWAY TICKET—Return, to Pitt Pa. Please return to Rose Klein, 14 Donals sou_st.. Cherrydale. recelve reward. SADDLE HORSE—Bay, 15.2 hands, white left hind, white stocking righ " » saip on hose, branded NOUS left shoul: Finder please telephone Clarendon, 640-3-2._ + SCARF—Brown fox, Monday, between I moire, on_October 20, about $§5, ete rd. [PECTACLES—Pair _shell-rimmed, Fri ard. Phone Col: 9574: Teather: containing electrician’s TOOL BAG, tools; rewagd. Atwood & Rupprecht, §19 13th. 140 years collector for the | Brewing Co. and well known in this JOSEPH B. WILSON-DEAD. Joseph B. Wilson, 71 years old, for Heurich city, died at his residence, 1205 Twen- tieth street, vesterday. Born in Virginia, February 8, 1853, Mr, Wilson came to this city when | he was about 20 years old. He was of the Washington Lodge, ., B. P. 0. E. is survived by John 8. Wilson and Daniel D. Wilson, and two sisters, Miss Sallie E. Wilson and Mrs. Nora L. Johnson, all of this city Catholic funeral rites were con- d at the residence today at i. Interment will be in Upper- tomorrow afternoon. two brothers, Beath Reparted. Tie following deathis ave been reported (o the Health lImnm: Tiridgelt Cla | | ity Hospital George 11, 338 Lexington pl. n.¢ Llewellyn L T4, 116 F xt. Joseph Colaiz: Providence Hospital Jobn P, Willis| ays, 11 1 i 11, o, % das. Sil nt of Everett W. an half hour, Sibles Hospital Henry Cole 3540 Dennison place. George T 04 Delaware ave. s.w Webl M, Sheridan road s.e. Yenia Holdiig, 23, Tobercalosis Hospital ate Jolnxon, 30, 3 Fitzmorris cour Eva B, T. A P 15t st 3 14t st . 801 Rock Creek ¢ a8, Mason Colvin, 47, t E. Gallagher, 60 Providence Hospital. ours, 435 Mass. ave 318 D sf. n.e 25 Georgetown Hospital in, 14, 436 Franklin at red Tyler, jr., 5 months, 229 Ala. William Marshall, 4 mont o , Children’s Hos Card of Thanks. FAIRFAX. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Tsler ant Rev. J H. fairfax and ‘family wish fo thank their many friends for (heir tende expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at euth of their ter aud wife, EVA B. TYLER FAIR Marriage. HARRIS—WRIGHT. Hethlehem Chia EDWIN ~ALI Octoer o1, 1021, at | Wanington Cathearal, | IAREIS® e CEATIRN 1GHT by e kit Births. MYERS. October 17, 1921, ¢ Cristobal, Canal | Zoue, to Charles M Mildred A. Myers, & son, CHARLES FRANK . TRIBBLE. Sunday, October 10, 1924, and Mrs. Grover 'W. Tribble (nee Deaths. 1:30 p.m. = CHARLOTTE | this 1if Fuberal The Epiphany Church, Fo Departed 1 NA. devoted | She Teuves e Christian Wife of the late Lewis Brown. to mourn their loxs thre Blanche Perry, Mre. Sadie Harves. Mrs Brooks: ‘one’ loving grandson, Har aud a host of relatives and Futeral from Asbury M. E. Church, 1 K sts. n.w.. Thursday at 1:30 p.m Interment in Harmony Cemetery. John 1 Kyon and Co., funeral direc ating We cannot help but feel so louely, When her voice we do not ol For no words were ever sweeter Than the words she spoke so dear. Her cheery wass, her smili Are a pleasure to recal ne had kindiy w And died b Her busy hands are folded, Her work on earth is done Her suffering hen: And ber heavenly crown is wor THE FAMILY, e’ Friendship lite, Monday, October . at the residence of . 1718 4th st n.w., beloved fathier of M (nee Clark), grandfather of Augustus an Percy Marshall. Funeral Th , October 23, at 1 o'clock, from Zion Baptist Church, . between 3rd and 413 sts. s.w., Rev. Howara, Ernest Jervis Dearest tather, Low we miss you, You were 50 good and kind, But God took you home to heaven And sweet memorics you leave bebind. CLARK. Young Men's Immediate Relief ‘As- lon js " requested to the 'fu meral of our late brother, JAMES CLARK, Thursday, October 23, 1621, at 1 p.m., from Zion Baptist Church, F. st. between 8rd and 43 ste. ww. W, H. FORTUNE, Pres. D."PRICE, Rec. Secy. CLARK. The Young en's Protective Leag: is requested to attcnd the funeral of JAML LAKK, Thursday, Oc 1924, 1 on_Baptist Chu 43 sts. - W. ST G. L. WALTON, Sec. CLARK. All members of Columbia Ald Asso ciation are requested fo attend the f of our late bother. JAMES CLARK, st the | Zion Baptist’ Church, Thursday at 1 o'clock | .m. W. H. JOHNSON, Pres. W. i | ARRIS, Sec.” 'w . DICKERSON. On Wednesdax, 1924, at 7 a.m., at Sibley Hospital, LOU A. M. DICKERSON (aee Cook), beloved wite of Robiey Edgar Dickerson. Notice of funeral hereafter. FISCHER, October 20, 192 BETH_FISCHER, aged from W. W. Deal's funer; ne., Thursday, October 23, tertient Prospect Hill Cemet GARRETT. Tuesday, October burgh, P'a., BE: FULLER, Pres. NA ELIZA- Funeral from residence of her father, 5622 Harva®d st., Pittsburg Thursday, October GIDEON. Suddenly, Sunday morning, October 19, 1924, LAURA GIDEON (nee Johnson), beloved Wife of Ernest Gideon. She leaves 0 mourn a loviog mother, ove daughter and two sisters and a host of friends. Funeral services at her late residence, 5 Fenton nw., Thursday, October 23, at 9 a.m. In- terment Mount 'Olivet Cemetery. 220 GORDON. Early Tuesd; October 21, 1924, at his_ resid 7°Q st J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON. 'Funeral at Christ Church, Georgetown, corner O and 3lst sts. Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Interment = < Tuesday, NORMAN' MO nd_of Margaret otice of funeral hereafter. GRIFFIN. Monday residenc CALL, beloved wife of Appleton b. fiu. interment at Cambridge, Mass. HARVEY, October 20, 1 Funeral from his late residence, 15¢h st. n.w., Friday. October JOHNSON. Departed this life Monday, Octo- ber 20, 1924, at 10 pital, JOH) mourn " their mother, two.sisters, other_relatives and’ frie: 8t. Jerome's Catholic ( Md.,” Friday morning, October Interment at Arlington Cemeters This world is full of sin and sorrow; ow, 1 did not want to stay. Elizabeth, I love you, love dearly. Heaven, heaven, for me toda; HIS LOVING WIFE. * LACKEY. Wednesday, October 22, 1924, at m., at the residence of her sister, Mrs. A. H._ Anadale, 604 Seward square CATHERINE T. Notice of funeral hereafter. LYNOH. October 21, 1921, of the Rev. W. A.'Lyncli, E. Church’ Soutl residence, 3040 Q ife, father. . host of ‘alvary Services at her late nw., at 5 pm. Interment Charles METTS. Departed this life October 17,1924, DANIEL W. METTS. He leaves to mourn his loss four children, twenty-five grand- nd five great-graudchildren. Fu- held October 21. . Tuesday, October 21. 1924, at her home, Berwyn, Md., ABIGAIL ARBANIA, beloved daughter of ‘Thomias J. and Mary A §. Murphy, aged 21 years. Funer Vermont Avenue Christian Church Friday, October 34, at 11 o'clock a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. 23¢ NORRIS. Wednesday, October 22, 1024, N. 1E T. (nee Foley), beloved wife of E. Norris. Notice of funeral hereafter, PAYNE. Departed this life Wednesday, Oc- tober 22, 1924, at m., JAMES W. PAYNE, beloved father of Maiide E. Pierson and the late Augusta B. Watson, brother of Rosa Armstrong, Sarah Ellis and John Payne. Notice of funeral later. . RIPLEY. Tuesday, October 21, 1924, at 9:40 m. hix rexidence, 3000 '11th st p.w., HOWARD, 'beloved husband of | WARREN He leaves to| Deaths. Foresters of B 1. RIPLEY Octotier Lrot) this iz from nw America depaited Funeral 1wt . at 9 a.m Chief Ita SHEFFEY, am., ar Tuesduy lier Octol resilence . beloved mother of Mrs October | STACK Thirty wife nerat olemu 10 am nigh mass will Interment. Mount Relatives and friends i SULLIVAN, ANNID ' te rosid r 29 After & short idence, 4121 Co ULLIVAN illness, at terment Mon Tuesday, T field aneral W at “his late residence Wednesday, October 11 o'clock a'm. Interment at Uppers Va., Thursday afternoon YOUNG. Departed this life Saturday, at Freedmen's Hospit YOUNG, devoted husbuud and beloved brot v Waters and Herman from the residence of h's .W., on Thursday. Octol pom. Interment Woodlawn atives aud friends invited In Hemoriam. BRIDGES. TIn loving but sad remembrance nd brother. ALBERT departed this life six 3 20th e, nw Octo CLAI £ Loui O'er that haliowed spot, Mid 1 Zotten . BROTHER AND SIS COLEMAN. In sad but loving rememb of our dear fu Rev. HARRY MAN. “ormer pastor. of Re Church. 1xt st bet. N and O sts, 5w lied thirty years ago today. October 2. 1894 HIS DEVOTED SONS MAN. GEORGE 1t COLEMAN. 1 COUEMAN DILLARD. ELIZA 1 Death broke the f: That bound o And then n v, £ to sy “Sefvant of God. well done. " S1 AND BROTHER. * FREEMAN. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my dear aunt. ELIZABETH FREEMAN (nee Rirady), who died one Scar ago today No! will memory is as freeh tod Ax in'the | paxsed away DEVOTED NIECE. BEATRICE BROOKS. MERRILLS. 1u of my d « ago today ¢ LOVING DA ILLS PADGETT REV. ELIIAH CO| COLEMAN_ ADDISON : COLEMAN AND FRANK In memory DILLAKD, of our dear Who died October ily bond of love hearts as one. ce was he I neve I lov In fo wnd DAUGHTER MINNIE, * In memors of MARGARET ROD. beloved da Clark who died 14 1010. Anni- RODLER. LE Versasry mass at Loved and wbered MOTHER. * SIMPSON. In sad hut loving reme: our darling son, JOHN A. SIMPSON. who 1 this life four years ago today, Uc- rem we I n sleep, r 1o more; help but feel so his voice we do not he For 1o words were ever sweeter Than the words he used fo say HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER. ® token of love fo the sacred v loving and faithful mother, S, who passed ipio eternal oday, O 3. ile my heart is sad and achiog And the tears still freely Eor my kind and loving Who left me just one SHI1 T have a resignat the loes I have susta Find it & great consolation Knowing we shall n YOUR . LANDONIA JERON . memors of my dear died oue year ago ‘today mass at St. Peter's Church, Model Chapel “Lincoln 142. Private Ambulances. Livery in Connection. VL. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. 940 F St. N.W. Phone F: s ko bk Joseph F. Birch’s Sons BIRCH) 3034 M ST. N.W. Estatiien " YOU_SHOULD HAVE Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 e omns N.wW Timothy Hanlon 641 H 8T e 3. 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