Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1925, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, |FUR-WRAPPED WOMEN WALK OUT |SLAYER OF FIVE PAYS D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 1925. P b -, % to meet he: Gov. Peay declined to Interfers in the execution after a conference of \aozheru up yander, and I'm going 11005 AUTO SHOW DISPLAY AT ATTACK ON ANIMAL CRUELTY LARGER IHIS YEAR Steel T lu[:s of Hunters Pictured as Causing Su, ,flermg | Tennessee Mountaineer Electrocut: |, crime for which )‘j:;f(‘:‘";:g ouid Beyond Reason in Providing Fair Sex With Adornment. | Annual Exh|b|t Will Eclipse Previous Records—Deco- pic of dissension among mem- bers as to the proper procedure to : : ” a o v | tollow 1s death ration of Hall to Begin. | at is and wi uclty | on its “rest farm. in Montkomery - hal ¥ [ County, Md. James P. Briggs, presi- dent of the soclety, announced his e | determination of saeing that no ani- s ught out that in the a5 8 eral f { officers, the | He was ad- yvr(n sipal business of the meeting, re- | the Shoreham nd extravagant ne fur wrap: we Aded for the door | a and Miss 3 as a4 backward | dei Mrs. 1 re of Animals Cited. PENALTY WITH LIFE| pa. AVC. By the Associ Ben Burchfie and four others at Bristol, Tenn., No- vember 26 19 the main prison here at Z|faced death stoically, reiterating his | declaration of fnnocence. chamber Burc hn»m o th ling [ana: aaia i nu- mount 16 hours with relatives of the slayer, his counsel and State umdulu. which ended at 2 o'clock this mornin, Delia Burchfield; his stepson, Charles; | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, relatives of Mrs. Burchfleld, and their infant duughter, Ruby. The flve persons were slain appar- ently with a blunt instrument and the dwelling in which the bodies were left was burned. ed After Governor Denies 16- Hour Plea for Olemency. NASHVILL . January 14— slayer of his wite 22, was electrocuted at Immovnble From the Louisville Courier-Journal. “I was in a plcture show and it was so dark that a girl seated her-| \el{ right on my lap.” “w id you do then? rough two shows.” dawn. He the death | Tomorrow Evening Ui Our Annual Midwinter Cle arance Store-wide in range. All departments in- cluded. A $250,000 stock of Quality Men's Things at génuine (once a year) reductions. Take my tl‘p< boys—-waste no time gett{ng red Work on Hall to Branch Office DISTRICT A and Miss Marie Allen, a shortly | sistant treasurer Thursday, January 15th SCHooL BOARD INQUIRY St e R A sl e POSTPONED 'NDEFINITELY g e VER WAS THERE \LV' ( A s declared it to be the SE - H()\ OF lHI Yt You will want to hear this one. IF YOU HAVE e A SET, GET ON WE WILL DELIVER ANY MAKE RADIO SET These Famous Makes IFreed-Eisemann Operadio Pennsylvania pu Federal Radios Gaiod \eu(rod_\ne con- T r their | Bereavment in Mr. Peyser's Famfly ; Cause of Delay in Charges Against J. T. Lloyd. | The hearing scheduled tonight by \ Tn Time for This Concert atlon to investi ot Capt. Juliua 1 es T. Lloyd is using ent of the School his business inter- postponed indefinitely, inounced today by Ernest vice president of the [l De airman of the investi- | tree. l ood hn- written Capt. | ing him to withdraw the i thereby n\\.¢u the_ in- | The death of Mr. Pey- | sther, however, has delayed | e Forest (vol(\ Atwater Kent Ware Neutrodyne Radiola Also various dependable makes , "'5"‘9 of crystal sets to choose from. KEEP YOUR FAMILY HAPPY UY THEM A HOME IN MANOR PARK, D. C. On 14th Street Car Luu ntllo‘rl and Hou: Brick, Frame luccd | Aysm BistoPc TURNES 1221 F ST.NW.- and’ Shingle LITTLE & MARSHALL For Sale by TERRELL & Ll'l'I'LE INC. 1206 18th St. Main 3285 NATIONAL BANK GETS 90 DAYS IN JAIL. st Draws Sentence and Fine g While Drunk WE PAY 37 Conn. Ave. and K Street Join Our Christmas Club INTEREST BREATHE FREELY Anoint nostrils with 608 to 616 ELEVENTH 3T, A Great January Clearance 600 Pairs Higher Priced SHOES S 25 Smart Styles Straps Oxfords IN Patent Kid Gray Suede Gray Kid BrownKid Otter Suede Ties Dull Calf in the Lot To buy the season’s Newest and Most Fash- ionable Shoes at a price that means a big saving is an opportunity not to be passed by. 600 p.urs in 25 styles that formerly sold at much more, in every wanted material and pattern, are offered in this sale at $4.75—a very unusual price, indeed, N I Pumps Black Satin Smoke Elk Cuban, Louis, Spanish Heels Sizes 21, to 8, AA to C This is our 8-page furniture broadside which has just come off the press. It illustrates many of the excellent suites and odd pieces that are to be had this year in our half-yearly furniture sale---an event that we have been working on for over six months. As you come into the store this week it will be handed to you---or, if you wish, we will be pleased to mail you a copy. Our half-yearly furniture sale begins Monday, January 19th. You will find it worth waiting for. The Hecht Co. - F Street at 7th LOW i TERMS vours! A $75.000 Stock of Fine OVER- COATS at FINAL Reduction Prices 21 O'Coats Sold at $30 and $35 SHIRTS $2 and $2.50 Fancy Striped Shirts $3 and $3.50 Fancy and Plain Shirts.. $9.35 NCCI(WEQ.]’ Reduced | 75¢ Silk and Knit Ties (3 for $1.40) .. $1 Silk and Knit Ties (3 for $2) $1.50 Silk and Knit i $ $2 and $2.50 Ties. ..$].39 WOOI HOSC Reduced 50c and 60c Wool 3 for $1. $1 Wool Hose. ... 3 for $2. $125 and $1.50 3 for $2.50 Silk Hose Reduced 50c Glos (Fiber Silk) Hose (3 for $1) -39¢ 75¢ Silk Hose, plain and fancy. . A 3 for $1. 65 $1.50 Clocked Silk 59¢ 1005 22 1800 imported ENGLISH BROADCLOTH '33 O’Coats Sold at $40 and $45 41 O’Coats Sold at $50 to $60 Reduced to 37 $ ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF 4 . 95 : TROUSERS A $75.000.00 Stock Of Quality Furnishings and Hats at Midwinter Clearance Prices $q .65 Three for $4.75 All Gloves Reduced Warm Lined $1.50 Fabric Scotchs Wool or Silk Gloves $1.10 $3 Dress, Cape and Suede Lined Gloves $].85 $4350 Arabian Mocha Dress Gloves $3.35 All Underwear Reduced Duofold— Munsingwear— Cooper’'s Madewell— Winsted Hosiery Co. $° Winter Union $4 and $4.50 Union Suits $, $5. 50 and $6 Union 3 $ $1.50 Shirts and Drawers, Heavy Ribbed, each. ..... 95¢ $2.50 Wool Shirts and Drawers, each $1.85 $3.50 Wool Shirts and Drawers, each 52.85 Money's Worth or Money Back A $100.000.00 Stock Of ALL Our Winter e 44 %.75 Neckband or Collar Attached White, Gray and Blue Sizes 13V5 to 17 $3.30 Robinhood Felt Hats All Caps Reduced Flannel Pajamas Reducecl $2 Flannel Pajamas $1.39 $2.50 Flannel Pa- ! 51 $3. and $3.50 Flan- $ nel Pajamas Knit Vests Reduced $5 Knit Vests '$6.50 Knit Vests. ... $8 Knit Vests...... $6.15 Mufflers All Reduced $3.50 Scotch Plaid $5 Angora Mufflers, $9.50 $4 Alpaca Mufflers, $9.00 $3 Wool Mufflers. . $.30 $2 Wool Mufflers. . $].00 All Fine Silk Mufflers Reduced 95 Per Cent Initial Hdkfs. Reduced $1 Box of 3 Hdkfs., 69¢ $1.50 Box of 3 Linen Handkerchiefs —_— $5 and $6 Jersey Ribbed Sweaters. . .53.95 for shoes of such high quality. N al——alb|——"ait|———=lal———la|§ EDEEEEEEEEEE—EEIE:’:IEHE@C:IEE EEEEEEEEE‘@?‘—-—:PEEEEEEEA ©sssnereners® iy Gpenseseeressid . o D. J. Kaufman . . % _ INC, s T : »