Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1924, Page 12

By the Associated Press LONE PIN ovember 18.-- cted the whole country | b b friepdships,” the Ney rry Emerson Fosdick's i | 3 4 2 ° ! Man Asks Balti Police to Arrest Him for Emb Foolish Season Below Alexandria i Man v imore r'ouce to Arresi m jor Lmoexs- g & fre | ! an Asks battin Special Dispatch to The Star, On the recommendation of M — Teople are better balanced, less Iniprovamentss the Wes e i months than in Summer, accord- 1o, peals to Governor When wdviner reclatmed from the riser by Cnftod BALTIMORE, Md., November 18— |told police. it iy ; en ol tho foolish perfod of the year. s / o ; | Mmeele had been robbed on the way fo | them: und on November 9 he took sev shoals off Sandy Foint, at Wide- moge il e e acen. | Penniless, a man who said he was|at Pittsburgh, who, he declared, robbed |, CHICAGO, November 18.—The drive | pgople often commit suicide.” Government's suit to cancel naval| These vessels were built for the |MONUhs of controcersy, which, a Sitoriin tonde Angeles | for_the Detroit authorities. The man was ordered held for a week |after Dion O'Banion, ganz leader, » year, Dr. Ollver savs. | hd Transport Co. was near concl auired by the o . wl ; \ ey have been strip | secretary and collector for the B. A.|Forwarding Truck Co. of that city, ac- | police. Chief of FPolice Morgan A,| Fecords show insanity at its height | 040w ¥ trnte S B rernment o pected to resign. Mayor Dever also Defense arguments of fact urch must end ne e s 7| IQ 46 99 | wealthy, e o charges that E. L. Doh: a Y 2 o iy | ing guard £ e | DEPICTED IN 1924 SHOW lN NEGRO s LlFE STORY wealthy, died possessed of only “’m‘x thp:z 4 oheny conspires way with navigation on the rive raent proposed at yester- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1924 James O'Connor, the Army llable to Insanity and sulcide and Shipbuilding Corporation r ! g ’ . ooy s & = i States engineers. That corpori- : : Order Is Spurned. { Asserting that ho had cmbeszled $21,000 | He had been stealing the firm's mones 0’Banion. Wenther exerclses a restraining Navy Officials. o s nged tor tho nurnine | BUt 2 Dissenting Votes. eral thousand more and fled the eity. | By the Assoated Press. Periods of depression often follow: |5 of 4 ocaicaprose. = A water, in the Potomac River, sociated Press. Batica’ atill o Georze A. Tteder of Detroit last night [him of $8,000 while they were on their | {° Tid Chicago of gunmen. inaugu- A tacord of sdmisstons to 8sy= |y yesden ana contracts granted B!| Government the Worlg |COTding to Preshyterian ministe muniolpal supply was coursing in Until he slipped away from Detroit | for the Detroit authorities when ar-|was shot to death in his flower shop | % are offsprings of In-" |sioy today. Only final defense argu.| ha able to find a market | )oK Presbytery b ided No one had yet made any ef- | in May and Junc ahd at lowest iilusbla matestals and Gow to close th 7 | 5 were | fire in the lower P 7 S ean: The a X © 100 men who | MISS NEW YORK OF 1824 |MURDER OF GIRL TOLD denied the rumors. completed yesterday, Frank J. Hogan| is conditioned on assurances that | that ke niem P $15,000, ‘according to . petition fi'ed Fall, then Secretary | ndment prog ; Liehtslemept for probate asking that his widow WITH SWOLLEN FOOT of the Interior, to gain control of th | L % Cilllng fopathe imme —_— ey ey e My S ULBDAY, NV MDA X, e o COURT IS IENORED (™35 e ws mompin sinnisr|OHICAGOPUSHING |S¢gciqer Dectine DOHENY OIL SUT i o Set Asire IEGSDICK'S SERVIGES AND THEN WAS ROBBED HIMSELF As Winter Ends 200 Wooden Ships « slement From Detroit BALTIMORE, November 18.— gineer in charge of Potomac Ri California Sheriff Again Ap- Employers. Crusade to Rid City of Gang| more ‘ensibie ~ durin ~winter |Lawyers Make Strong De-| Ient bas rencwed for -,l' = |New York Presbytery De- b Maris aimiss cording to the ators he is said to nave| T ONOWS Murder of Dion | L2t “A" sioreme benen ot fense of Magnate and land at Batters Cove, Alesanaris | cides on Severance With from his cmployers in Detroit, that he | fOF several months. police said he told 1A9en A (e RsER SSISUmITeY 18 AL D e . | of about 200 wooden ships on the | Baltimore and had reached the ity | He met an unnamed male acquaintance exhilaration. “Durng such perfods |PTiesiecuciivs, L o o | matern in the Potomac Rive VYOI, November 15— Atter Yot Angeles. @ and the | asked nolice to arrest him and hold him | way to Baltimore in an automobile. |rated by Mavor Willlam E. Dever show Summer months (7" Doheny's Pan-American Petroleum | War and wers day-old passage through waste | o1l November 9 he had been confidential [ raigned in Police Court today. |last week, is continuing by the sanity o_explains, adding that .| 4 e, " o prederic R. Kellosg and | only two dissenting votes, that - | Collins denied reports that he ex- remained. i ks, Their o, |ices as special preacher at the Pirst constitu O’Banion, generally considered as bitterly assailing the Government's| the work shall not Interfere in L ¥ Gontinue to fill the pul- hills occasional ; s b Henry Barrett Chamberlin, operat- that end “loaned” Fall $100,000. i s e e ooie| ‘ton MeflaétsiFemintns Diess Solves Brutal Killing in ing “director of the Chicago. crife Believes It Aftermath of 18 Holes Waiter K Tuter” ollowta llloguu;‘(fl?;:‘[:."ll. Ldward . Nallcs, detached nente ecessary, b e forces commission, in a statement declared 5 with defense arguments on the law. sted me st, ity, has | O I macosmary L r oo of the Long Ago. Chicago. that a study of nearly 1,500 slavings atiGoltoWilliest Tuller closed with an $mpassioned | been detalled as an instructor with| Although on ©f the men who are now engaged in ciated Press. B had convinced him that one of the for Awhile. defensc of Doheny und the naval | ennsylvania National Guard ac with t violating the law in Inyo County.” Siaieni iy e ¥ the Associated Press. principal causes for the prevalence [p oo officials with whom he negotiated. He Lot 1,000,000 is & ‘ i ¥ YORK, November 18.-—-Mi BUFFALO, N. Y. November 18.— |of unpunished homicides has by the Assoclatod Ereas 5 declared that as a result of their es- | Sheriffs View Different. | New York of 1824 Is rubbing elbows| jonn ronnson, a negro, 21 years old, |lack of co-operation between FRENCH LICK, Ind., November tablishment of a great naval fuel ofl Charles Collins of Inyo|With the short skirted maid of 1924 = e s and the courts. sov. Al Smith of New York, here|bage at rl Harbor, Hawali, “Amer- e ool ifferay®lon Fifth avenue. The Avenue Is|4rrestod on Sunday night, yesterday yor Dever, who ordered all gun- | for a rest, is confined to his room with {ica can sleep tonight secure frc matter. After serving (celebrating #s centennial and has| wrote a 21-page document called “My |luumen arrested and thrown into jail or | @ swollen foot, which he considers danger of Leing overrun by raiders with a superior | dressed itself in all its ancient and| Life Story,” in which he confessed |driven from the city, yesterday cautioned | aftermath of the 18 holes of golf a day | Monsol ation.” forbidding them to in- 1 In scores of shops|,yrdering a girl in Chicago on July police against the arrest of in-|he has been playing Y -l o Los Augeles water H ' uare to Central; o1 gecording to the local police In ‘nt persons after nearly 450 had Mcmbers of party gnosed | | 15 copies of the | I I v girl of 100 vears| it nolice said son told of fa = |been rounded up over the week the ailmen s ineiplent and | | Inz copie i | uiuce ana ooep | 5 Gohco Sai% Jehitor o of il Rot2, iimdca wp eres e mesk end | (e, Simenc eo tooteer covt 420 GRAHGKI EGORGRRIZES. [N ousi gy o 3218-14 ST. 2 Jitend ch sflk stockings and | peecoming jealous, finally hacked her i) Lotel physician treated the - CABINET OF POLAND | Main 4930 Col. 2511 o e f today’s miodes form | 1o death with a large knife. The | e terday and advised the g o on last a secand appeal for @& Nt ontrast | woman's name was given as Mrs. | suUalit duslile seoon. SN S autoot] T i e “U_:w At he o hie| Museums and private r'(‘llrn‘lmr(ls«Rm“ Smitliers, 15 veava oln. W | LORD BEATTY TO RESIGN bandaged, Gov. Smith spent the day | Trugutt, Radical Leader, to Act f 2 have vielded up their treasures in o i dictating to a stenographer and cateh- { Jeputies wer 1 powerle to 2 miurder, police said. was considered 3 3 ; l\‘ll!\ s A | honor .»‘f :hrl.u;;l Not ‘;m u\fir one of the most brutal in Chicago's | NAVAL POST, PAPERS SAY AnS\\m‘\l\ilh l'lorrrlsxvr,v'x'uhlnrfi e as Vice President in New | e B fty of farmers, | tumes but also the manners and cus- | ppdors 2 c rest will effoct a cure, Gov. ) i s clergymen, law ‘Physiclans and | toms of old New Vork are depicted.| Johnson told the police that after | pirst Tord of Admiralty May B iitE sSiatiase aigt | ArranEament i Both Stores business men of the vallex, today) [N oue show window there i3 dis-|ehe alleged murder o hud oo to o miralty May Be R C RN By the Assoriated Press. (Wednesday Only) were making themselves comfortable , Plaved a pair of slippers which were | Tojedo and had come to Buffalo about Succeeded by Sir ond de ARSAW, November 13.—The s 0 §1 com, Srepscine 1o "stay es the|@orn By Abrsham S. Hewit, ones| gl UL SRV B 0 LN SEEE ¥y Sir Osmi WARNS OF DROUGHT, | Gratakts cabinet | asiibesn isecon: ITH cvery purchase amounting to $2.50 or Jopimntiltiiainnishad (orfuntilthe masor O Nepi Work. tEnmbroiaored Insjsse )\or(vr.dThv; Chicago police Beauvoir Brock. ® |structed with the radical leader,| over, of Meats, Groceries, Vegetables or militia co! e 8 e Pl il °¥ | have been notified. o e clated ey e Stanislas Trugutt, minister without| S B S P % = They deted beeause, they asserted, | Were glven to the mayor by an ad- ¥ By the Asoclated Press. Publisher Says Ground Froze With | portfolio, acting as svice president.| Fruits—we will include, Free of ( harge, one 1 Los Angeles was taking water nced- | Mirer on the occasion of his refus- = 5 LONDON, November 18 -—Admiral A M. Trugutt will devote mself pound peck of— €a for irrigation, {ing to permit any other flag to fly TRIAL TEST A SUC Lord Beatty will resign hLis post as Little Moisture. political m - ally the The Los Angeles water supply is|above that of the United States on CESS. first lord of the admiralty at the end e oy g { provement E he Eas P 0 A T O E S assured for 90 days by supplies im- | the city hall | of the year, according to some morn-| SPRINGFIELD, Mass., November I Pounded south of here. | A bank has on display nearly 200/ ing newspapers. It is recalied that | 1S —Herbert My publisher of |, < raids, leaving Premier | : g { lithographs, prints, etchin, wood | Largest U. 8. Submarine, V-1,|1umors of the resignation were cur-| agricultural periodicals, today sent 5 ree to handle financial and | And We Deliver { prints and photographs depicting the | ’I rent about a year ago, when it was | Messages to governors of Nev S | E owth of the Avenue from its In- Needs Only Minor Changes. cuggested he was retiving due to dis- [ 1and and middle Atlantic % i o initers tare M PUGILIST IS HELD. {fancy. n another collection is & satisfaction with Sovern. | Kesting that the exceut Brion Bosen: who takeal |wood cut showing a man chopping| PORTSMOUTIT, g mental scheme:. re no sug- | upon their people the ut 5 't £ interior; M. Zych- trees 100 years ago at For i [—The United states ; -1, | Bestion of the Kind on thix oceasion, | servation of water in view T Treames s il ——| OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 P.M. Arrested in Connection With New | Stréet. now in the heart of tho cx-|the largest in the Navy, returned to apparently any special signifi- | almost unprecedented existing situa- | justice, and M. Sokal. who takes the | clusive shopping distrie navy yard here today from her trial|cance in the resignation, as Lord | tion in which the ground has frozen |iabor portfo M. Sokal has been | t Orleans Murder. The celebration will last through- to Provincetown, Mass. Officers in | Beatty's term of office has already|up with a great ¥ of lthe Polish delegate to the Interna- | lout the week charge of the test reported that the [ nominally expired moisture in the soil nted | tional Labor Bureau at Geneva. | G INCINNATI, Ohio, November 18 ey vessel stood her trlals well, and that| Naval eircles cxpect that his suc- [ out that wells and springs by th Don't is the time t aiving extraditiol A v anges in machinery would | cessor will be Vice Admiral Sir Os- | thousand partly or wholly dry| L = JOIN OUR SPECIAL TERMS CLUE 1ght in D { The Christian matlons xeem to be|be nece : Beauvoir Brock. commander |and that the condition of Winter| One of the lovellest and most un Ever “there is ‘I»- 1,’". 3 with the death of Robert|those that have churches to stay away| A sister submarine, the V-2, will be Mediterranean station since | drouth is ene most dreaded by pru-|usual toilet sets is made of tortol E - = g taken in charge last|from on Sundas | 1aunched here this month, an G ahd v ach AHAIE Cobincal witnelohed ailves: GENL VICTROLAS—ar Thomas Healy, chief of de- e will be not avail NOw!! of Fort Thomas, ., who identified Tomorrow Ends VICTROLA OUR 1924 APPRECIATION EVENTS i leans authoriti ; ! WINNER OF THE LITTLE WOMEN’S f Healy said he believed th . Miss C. MacDonnell, 2252 Cathedral Ave. N club—TERMS ON THE LARGEST STOCK O} Console or Upright Model And we've planned to make this one of the best days of all! Coats and furs, dresses and hats, wing gn ar. arrest of Lewis would aid in clearin Miss MacDonnell selacted her coat, to which sho was fitted with vary little ) ENUI VICTROLAS IN WASHINGTON. ACT shoes and gloves, stockings and underwear — EVERY department is keyed up to make the NO INITI A l Victrola T feel coniident id | Fifth Avenue Centennial Celebra- | Buffalo Police Say Confession |be named administratrix —_— Blkc Hills naval ofl reserves, and to Instructor to Guard. | k= =% =1 =T he was the man described in the cir- FRANK R. JELLE ’TIO‘\':\L TERMS. =7 = =% =D B0 =120 =D e ; COAT CONTEST! jup severaliCrimesinichs Southern clg i 1216 F St. N.W. alteration. We take sion to extend our thanks to all who registered QUICK if vou would take advantage of THESE SENSA- last day a day worth while! Coats—Buy Tomorrow! i PAYMENT : s59:.50 $75 595 " Nothing to WOMEN’S COATS—-MISSES’ COATS j Pbae The “Appreciation” ends with three hundred of the best Coat values this store has ever known. . At .50 are Coats of Kash- At $75 are Coats of Mokine, At $95.00 are Coats of Kash- | h o) n €% de Lai J d Kash 'l (,ettln ara, Montebello, Velvobloom and Velmara, Chameiste, Fawnskin and Kashara. with collars ana: cuir do Laine, Jammura and Kash- | 1 with gray squirrel, mink squirrel, black wolf, ~and cuffs of beaver, natural and mink squirrel, \j1;; collars, cuffs and borders of natural L3 _ = 1 d fF. taupe and black fox, natural wolf and Jap wolf, elbow cuffs and double collars of sable { \Y% fisher fitch and gflSkml collars and euffs. nynk Edging and border styles, u;‘vlh Jap mink squirrel and fisher fitch. Usually $115 to || § o Usually $69.50 to $79.50. and marmink. Usually $95 to $110. $135. 3 ° ) | Immediate Delivery These Are the Coats of the Season! : Makes You Want a It ’ Ch one in these groups and be assured of a great saving] Cranberry, oxblood, y, kaffir, saddle, {! A Last Day Extra! and bl::kuco.:.t); are all here. Mluup ’ 14 to 18 years—women’s 36 to 44. Buy your coat (omolm 3 PER e IsTee, The LargeSt StOCk Of SWEATER |[| | Costome Sale. oF Hats i R | G . 9 75 12 50 For all who can wear a sample size—here is the famous om0t mean & PRonoEEaDly WhiEk Inbolug Meprescated. We have just the Sweater Blouses . . / Frresented BUT A GENUINE Y LAt y S S the VICTOR TALKING MA vou want, in the color and y & N. 3. 3 style that is becoming to you. Usually $10 to $1350, g;u_ fru;_. le-dmg.l;e:vt SYI',Z‘.".':O.MIIhne" at $9.75. SOI'OSIS Footwear | TR 3o e fo o't on he pricc will please vou, 100, o wonld ord narils dos AT PHE VICT it Made of Crepe de Chine, 300 hats for selling tomorrow! —more than 100 individual styles for you to choose from. 2 FiLL IVERED WHEN 30U WaNT 5 : Choice at Regular prices $12.50 to $30.00. i —_—————— Men's Warm Sweaters | | §77.50 Satn, Felt, Velvet, Hatter's Plush, Metallic effects. $5.75 e FREE |MECHANICAL SERVICE | 7 *WITH EVERY VICTROLA =0 Street, sport and dress hats—stunning models for your every costume. . iront styles. Col- Most of these samples are size 4-B—just a few arc larger and ors are navy blue | g 2 S - i . . . A oxford and heath- $ 98 % 1f you have not become acquainted with our new enlarged just a few are smaller, but— Nowhere Else in the City Will You Get This er. Sizes 38 10 46, Ao e Beautifully beaded | Millinery Shop, there would be no better time than tomorrow! —kEvery pair is Sorosis quality | “Bond.” It is Exclusive With This Shop styles in braided, em- I R S OP=THINDIELOOR: —Every pair is a beautiful style creation broidered and colored AN EXTRA 10 DOZEN — CE Men’s Wool Sweaters y::u trimmings. Un- Fresh New $5.00 and $6.00 s 3 95 -All the wanted materials: . In heavy rope stitch; usual color combinations. . . button front ; shawl col- $5 Il Navy with gray, red with Sllk Chemlse—-— far in oxidkd and buff Y : BOND vy ; alsi , praline TR . G & navy; also rust, p "ng» A last day “Appreciation” in our new Underwear Shop! Of fve- i : . Kid, Suede, Satin, Patent—all the wanted colors. Sale starts k DL DI <—This Written 9:15 a.m.—Wednesda: . ¢ . colors. Sizes 38 to 40. st : An extraordinarily good Navy sancoisrdy. thread crepe de chine in a dozen most fascinating styles. Flesh buy at ...l sleeves, V .necklines or | color, orchid, peach, fight blue, maize, nile and white, with insets isi ( . OF FREE LIFETIME collarless. All sizes, 34 of embroidered nets with filet French’ pattern val and venisc laces GOtham lnmlbles Wi e SERVICE ) { to 46. —with rosebuds and ribbon rosettes—with self and ribbon straps. Kee : h 2 ik " ;i i & EEElS z Teidp i e aic Boys Wool Sweaters % STREET FLOOR. These would make the prettiest of inexpensive gifts—if you don't D joiie \warm iwhen worn iunderiaille stockings. Ittis = 10 Yor TN WRITING b Favious « Readiey Smedels 3 wish them for your own use! a great ideca—see them at our hosiery department. < R ANIeAL, with button-front, shawl collar ||| | LINGERIE SHOR—THIRD FLOOR. anii combinaj!giou 98 1 colors. Sizes 28 to s 19 F C ts Sweater f i £ p‘r‘l:z ot ‘ff_""_’ ! —to be closed out tomorrow and balance of week. Do not delay if interested! Full | . length coats of fine quality and workmanship. All handsomely lined, also a few short coats. i ll Bls"op IU NE Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters ||Ljl 1—$195.00 Bay Seal Cape (dyed coney).......................... $11950 1—§225.00 Scotch Mole Coat, dyed Squirrel collar. . cee... $190.00 | y el 8) FRE WITH HER Washkingtor's Leading Victor Shop Shaker knit pull-over mod- 1—$165.00 Bay Seal Coat (dyed coney), Leopard cat collar, cuffs, 1—$375.00 Fine Quality Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), with e T - e IR S IawItCr Il andEBOtdeE ol iviiniiioinis ee ek e S e SIS dyed Jap Mink Tuxedo collar, cuffs and border.....,...... $295.00 |[} 1221 F S Nw Blue, - brown, heather i 2—$245.00 Persian Lamb Coats, deep crushed collars of dyed fitch.. $145.00 1—$29500 Hudson Seal Coat, self collar and cuffs..... $190. i T. S and koD oo = 1—$245.00 Persian Lamb Coat, Black Lynx collar and cuffs........ $145.00 OUR ONLY SHOP - NO OUTSIDE CONNECTIONS Sizes 32 < i et ¥ cwn i R RN W s T T Short Fur Coats L RADIO—PIANOS—PLAYERS—GRANDS 1—$325.00 Fine Quality Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), dyed 1—$165.00 French Seal Coat (dyed coney), fine quality Black Fox MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS __VICTROLAS Squirrel collar and cuffs B s $210.00 collar s $125.00 1—$395.00 Fine Black Caracul Coat, with Black Lynx collar and 1—8165.00 Best Quality French Seal Coat (dyed coney), dyed Squir- R $28! rel collar . .0, $125.00 |9 PIANOS RENTED—S$4.00 MONTHLY 2—$125.00 Black Caracul Coat . 2—$165.00 Fine Quality Bronze dy rasting | = 4 910 Seventh St. N.-W. ‘ fur collars = $129.50