Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1924, Page 11

PROBE 1S BEEUN I LYNCHIG CASE Negro Hanged, Body Dragged Through Street and Burned by Mob. Ey the Assoclated Pre TON, Mo., December 19.— was under way here to- day as a result of a message from Gov. Arthur Hyde to Attorney Gen- eral Jesse Barrett last night follow- ng the death of Roosevelt Grigsby, , who was hanged, shot, and dragged through the streets urned by a mob. The cutburst as prompted by an alleged attack the negro attempted upon a white girl. Mors than Sheriff B. ¥ 200 men overpowered ckeon and his deputies, | o ¢ and hanged him to a|p o rested earlier | ing his identl y o-ye girl as who stepped from the shay S ark street and grappled with frightened away by of a er, but was vassing motorists. Body Dragged on Street. | As the negro hung from the tree a shot was fired Into his body. Then it was cut down, tled behind an auto- through a mobile and dragged the streets of the negro s ing before a grocery s cupants of the car stepped out and tied the body to & post Cutting it down again, half a dozen d it at a rope’s length to by, where a fire was | which the body was The action was said to be the re- wult of racfal feeling, intensified by 4+ oriminal attack last October upon | he wife of a prominent land owner. | 1egroes were arrested, but none 3 ifled. | Previous the beginning of an | nvestigation, Gov. Hyde announced | e would offer a reward of $300 for he arrest and conviction of the mob leaders. VETERANS NAME HEADS. United Confederate Camp, 171, annu: held at elected to . T. Peti in, adjutant financial secratary easurer; W. J. Parr : Rev. J. W. Duff, vythe Cook, | ua A ing arrangements to hold an informal | [yl banquet. Backed by Hoover Before Committee Secretary Hoover yesterday cham- ploned before the House com- merce committre the Winslow bill, providing fqr the creation of a bureau of civil air navigation and for the establishment of laws and regulations covering civil flying. The Secretary said he was not certaln the proposed bureau should be in the Commerce Department, but he thought that it should be placed in a civillan department rather than a military one. The War and Navy departments and the Coast Guard Service also gave support to the measure. Lieut. J. P. Van Zandt, Lieut. Comdr. M. A. Mitscher and Comdr. S. 8. Yandle spoke for the three services, Ferris Alumni Mé;ts. Civil Flying Bureau|STATE TROOPER SHOT, THE EVENING 100 TRAIL SLAYER Suspicious Character Picked Up by Officer on Road Fires Fatal Bullet. By the Associated Press. BOUND BROOK, N. J., December 19. —State Trooper Robert Coyle was shot through the mouth and killed near here yesterday after delivering a pay roll of §2,000 to the Bound Brook Crushed Stone Co. at Chimney Rock. He was shot by a man he had picked up on the road as a suspicious character and who was riding in the back seat of the pollce car. Three other men who jumped from ambush at the side of the road as AT A A AT AT A Y AT ST, The Ferris Institute Alumni Asso- | (i clation met in the office of Senator Ferris of Michigan ‘clock. B. P. Hickox, president. ap- ointed a committee to take charge ¢ the program for the next meeting o be held in the Senator's office Jan- y 14. The committee is also mak- Wellington, New Zealand, will ha: n oil tank project with storage pacity of nearly 7,000,000 gallons. pCtE s Fliters ‘Sunlight CCORDING to tests made by the Bureau of Standards, Actinic Glass was shown to ex- clude most of those invis- ible rays that are respon- sible for eye-strain and fatigue and the conse- quent slowing up of production in factories exposed to the glare of the sun. Actinic Glass is made in thicknesses of s and % inch and in various pat- terns, with and without wire. Special sash is not needed. Conowls sur engineeving staff Founded *°° HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY BERNHARD W. SPILLE, Manager (Rosslyn) Washington ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER, INC. |EEZTRIGE GIVE--the BEST || a genuine J Victrola No. 210 $110 the true TIME—the Tecognized as the greatest value, VICTROL “The Standard of the World” TALKING MACHINES The “best” always carries with it timent at GIFT-GIVING genuine VICTROLA, mekes a GIFT WORTH WHILE— one that will last a lifetime—and one whose quality and tone features allow unending pleasure. ACT AT ONCE! There is always a shortage of models finishes at Christmas—THIS CANNOT BE HELPED. Today—we offer you All Models and Wood Finishes ‘The largest and most complete atoel Washington. Prices range frem §25 te MONEY DOWN Simpl; ect! 4o—AND Y AT ONCE or as erde NO M, Models Contain a Panel By Means of Which RADIO May Be INSTALLED The Victer Talking Ma- chine Co. {s already far behind in their thess special m HA -ACT QUICK IF YOU WOULD SELECT ONE! snd k im 378, Mechanical SERVICE Nowhere else {n Wash- ing do you recelve this FREE SERVICE —we guarantes this ia writing with eur— “RED , TAPE = IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GOLD SEAL l BOND No paying for ofling, reg- ulating, tuning the mo- tor, etc. A SAVING OF MANY DOLLARS IN THE LIFETIME OF A VIC- TROLA. e————— Washington's Leading Victor Shop SELL BISHOPG TURNER 1221 F St. NW. last night at 8/ Radio, Piancs, Players, Grands Special Xmas Prices PIANOS Musical Instruments, Vicirolas, Records Evening Scarfs Lovely evening scarfs of printed or You'll find ombre shades in georgette. them welcome gifts. Collar and Cuff Sets i Maize colored linen, with real Irish and filet lace trimming. Collar and Cuff Sets Exquisite collar and cuff sets, of real Irish and filet lace. Fox Scarfs Fine pelts, in sand, brown, natural red and black. Special. Orchids The fashionable artificial flower for afternoon and evening. all street shades. all occasions. in England. STAR, WASHINGTON, Coyle was shot exchanged shots with Trooper John Gregovisor, who was with Coyle, and then fled in a waiting automobile. Gregovisor reported that he thought he had.wounded one the men. One hundred troopers detailed to scour the countryside for the gunmen. Police expressed the bellef that the shooting of le m have been done as an act of spite because the troopers, by taking the pay roll to the quarry by an unusual route, had frus- trated an attempt to get it. A decoy automoblile sent along the usual route to the quarry a little earlier had been held up by four men. % CAPITAL RIFLE CLUB PLANS TURKEY SHOOT 'Will Be Host Tomorrow Evening to | h! Washington Marksmen at Na- tional Guard Armory. The National Capital Rifle Club will play h tomorrow evening to the marksmen of Washington, staging what the ¢lub terms its first annual D. ©. i“RIDAY, DECEMBER 19, T192%. the history of Government, in which he traced the development of tho theory and practice of government from the earliest times, and ended by making some Interesting specula- tions on the future trend. s 2 et tere s o |5, F. BEMIS TO SPEAK TO WASHINGTON STUDY centered on the bull's-eve, will be placed .over the target to determine George Washington University Professor to Lecture on Strat- the value of the shots. No shooter will know just where to aim for the 4 on his target, for ifted for each In- dividual. The dead-center holder ma: get & flock of twos, while the nerv. The shoot will be at 60-foot distanc with any .22-calioer rifle or a pistol, and any sights may be used. A turkey or chicken will be award- ford Canning’s Work. Samuel F. Bemis of the faculty of George Washington University will deliver & lecture in the history course being presented by Washington Study tomorrow at 1704 M street northwest. Mr. Bemis was the winner of last year's prize offered by the Knights MoOermick Modioal Glasses Fi Oollege Eya ln-"llnl‘ Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Spocni’nlin Chrysanthemums The last word in flowers for the fur coat or frock. Shades of orange. Silk Scarfs Beautiful two-tone fiber silk scarfs in These are worn upon Bridge Sets Two packs of cards, gold-filled pencil and score, in ecrase leather case. rabbit’s foot turkey shoot. The fair will be held at the National Guard Armory. g The event, according to the pro- gram mapped out by its sponsors, smacks of the cross-word puzzle, for although & competitor may make three bull's-eyes, he may yet be far from a high score. Here is the catc Canadian Parliament Is Called. OTTAWA, December 19.—The next session of the Canadlan Parllament will open on February 5, Premier King announced at the conclusion of a cabinet meeting last night publie, be furnished to those not having their own. bore champion, and Capt. H. H. Lel- zear, will be in charge of the affair. many times as they s wide open to the and and ammunition will R. H. McGarity, international small veteran champlon and, coach, of Columbus for a historical essay. The subject for his lecture tomorrow “Stratford Cannin; the early and most intere from Great Britain States. Representative Robert E. Luce yes- terday concluded a course of three lectures which he has been giving on will be " one of || & envoys || to the United|; Tomorrow—The Last Saturday Before Christmas. A day that will tax the increased facili- ties of our new store. A day that will tax the capacity of our stocks of gift merchandise. But we believe we shall come off with flying colors. Everything possible has been foreseen to make your shopping here TOMORROW quick, pleasant and satisfactory. per and the Christmas service desk for mailing. Bracelet Fans Thick, full plumes, in ombre and plain shades. $10.00 Atomizers The famous De Vilbiss make, in luster, gold and crystal. Shoulder Pins Rhinestone Pins, in tennis, yacht, golf clubs, set in sterling. Bead Chokers Bronze and gun metal, tinted and white French manufactured pearls. Rattail Chokers French manufactured pearls, with jewel pendants. Handkerchiefs —ifor women.* Of fine linen, with quar- ter or inch hems. Initialed in small or large letters. $2.95 $4.95 $3.00 $29.50 $5.00 75¢ $10.00 $1.00 50c Pearl Bracelets Three-strand pearl bracelets, plain or combined with jewels, Jeweled Compacts Small ones for rouge and larger ones for powder. Special $2.95 $6.50 Made You Can Turn With Assurance to Men! Ask for our Personal Shop- per, she will help you select. Your choice at with exclusive Glove Sale! desire. . Women like the beauty of the Gotham colorings, the satisfaction of Gold Stripe protection against ruinous garter clasp “runs.” $1.85 3 Pairs $5.40 In regular and chiffon weights, with lisle Perfume Sets Consisting of perfume and toilet water. From Woodworth of France. Louey Venn Boxes These gift boxes consist of astringent, creams and face tissue. Louey Venn Boxes Larger size boxes, including creams, powder, lipstick, rouge, liquids, tissue, Powder Compacts A large assortment of compacts, in enamel, gun metal or brass. Each. Crystal Beads A charming collection, graduated or plain, combined with other colors. Beaded Bags Drawstring styles, in lovely Aztec col- orings. Silk lined. 3-Strand Necklaces Three-strand Pearl Necklaces, guar- anteed indestructible. Sterling clasp. Vanity Cases Gold wash vanity at $17.50. Composi- tion, with carved flowers. Party Bags - Of changeable rose and gold taffeta ribbon, ecru and gold lace trimmed. You are invited to use the services of the personal shop- Cut Steel Buckles All sizes. Of cut steel, cut steel beads or jet. Boudoir Slippers In all colors and black, $3.50. D'Orsay slippers with Baby Louis heel. Coat Sweaters Double breasted, with colorful woven cuffs and collar. Reveres and packets. Slip-Over Sweaters Loose-weave slip-over sweaters, with bright color finish. V neck. Linen Handkerchiefs For women. Embroidered corners. Linen-Handkerchiefs For.women. Hand-drawn threads. In all colors and white. Embroidered corners. 3in a box. 16-Rib Umbrellas Carved composition and carved wood handles. 3-inch Ottoman or - fancy borders. French Dolls Imported. Can be used for evening bags for 'kerchief and powder puff. Gotham Gold-Stripe Silk Stockings $2.25 3 Pairs $6.60 All colors and white. $2.00 to $15.00 $4.50 $12.50 $12.50 $1.50 75¢c $10.00 $2.50 Enough for every purchaser now and enough to make quick exchange for any desired color or size immediately after Christmas. Superior silk stockings, backed by superior service, have made Jelleff’s the Silk Stocking Store of Washington. Centemeri ntemeri and silk garter hems. 32 beautiful shades A Great Last-Minute Purchase French Kid Gloves Has Arrived in Time for Selling Saturday! This is the Best Glove News of the Holiday Season! 100 Dozen Pairs —of tHese most beautiful of gloves—usually $3.00 and $3.50. $2.25 Pair —in French Kid—glace, color and size from which to make your selections. Give Her the Silk Stockings She Knows and Wants P. K. sewn and fine, soft suede in a choice assortment of the best colorings, including modes, beavers, tans, grays, black and white, white and black, etc.— two-tone crochet embroidered backs—bandalette styles with contrasting band at wrist, as pictured above, making all in all most attractive gift gloves. Make your purchases Saturday in this great holiday Come early—get the you most /H andkerchiefs —for men. Fine quality linen, with 50c quarter or half inch hems. Initialed in white or colors. Bill Folds Imported billfolds of fine velvet calf, silk or self lined. Choose from gray, tan or brown. Costume Slips —of heavy quality crepe-back satin. Made with the 18-inch shadowproof hem. In desirable colors. Pouch Bags Silk pouch bags, beautifully fitted and lined. In navy, brown and black. Ex- quisite gift bags. Imported Bags These imported bags are of velvet calf, and are fitted with coin purse and mirror. In tan or gray. Back-Strap Bags —for shopping. In vachette, pin mo- rocco or pin seal. Coin purse and mir- ror. In black and brown. Different Bags Silk embroidered and leather bags, beautifully lined in moire or leather. Card case and mirror. $10.00 Just Received—From a maker of fine Sikk Und —a very special lot which he says is his Christmas gift to us. He is clearing out his factory before closing down for the holidays, and we get these for a very special Saturday sale. Christmas buyers will be glad to share in them! Crepe de Chine Chemise Pink, orchid, peach, nile : $3 50 Crepe de Chine Bloomers o Flesh color, peach, white Both the above are exceptional quality, beautifully made. Chemise in both tailored and lace-trimmed styles; bloomers with hemstitched ruffles. All fresh, perfect garments, Step-Ins and Bloomers $3 95 Flesh, peach, orchid, white - These are $5.00 to $6.00 kinds but even though it is just before Christ- mas, we pass the saving on to you. Radium silk, satin and crepe de chine, hemstitched or edged with laces. Crepe de Chine Negligees Flesh color, light blue, turquoise, peac:ll, and orchid 38'95 These dainty negligees are an es- quisite gift item. These are attrac- tively made with self ruching, and draped at side with lovely rosette. A very speclal price. Quilted Satin Robes Rmin Ii"h! blue, peach, lavender, navy, black 513’50 Quilted bdoudolr robes are most stunning gifts. Scarcely anything could be prettier. These with ki- mono sleeves afe one of the big Novelty Cuff Gloves of the Finest French Kid : $3.50; $3.95, $4.50 Pair Jellets, Street Floor. values of our Negligee Shop. Come while the assortments are complete. Jellef’s, Third _Floor.