Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 22

. - 22 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925. TALKS ON CATARACT FOR OPTOMETRISTS Visiting Lecturer Discusses| s Before Local Society Eye Troubles. {it in cou Dantzic and Bernard A. Baer. FIRE DESTROYS STORE. $350,000 Loss by Flames Reported at Frostburg, Md. department three-story brick h ere, by fire morning, the loss being piaced at $350,000. The loss was W covered by insurance. The company will immediately build. It is estimated it will cost $150,000 to replace the building. The Cumberland Fire Department sent engine and in three hours the fire was under control, after the walls had fallen in. The fire originated on floor, it s thought, from defective wiring. The Hitchins established the business in 1562 T Don't try to get something for noth- ing. Even the fortune hunter gener- | ally has to pay a guide the third DISREGARD OF HOYLE HARD ON STUD PLAYERS Hard-Boiled Game on Steamer Brings Conviction of Three on Grand Larceny Charge. on By the Associnte ¢ P 1SCO, March 13. — & on at ud poker on the high seas in which three of the players made their own rules to the finan- cial confusion of a fourth today re- sulted in conviction on a grand larcenc rge for the three col- lusive pla s in question. The trial es District he principals were Charles v Payne and Norman Mc- and A, F. cturer, the for Saturday. while he ncisco from teamer Ruth e indulged in the defendants. He on $260 the loser, but ounded idea that the ¢ had not b ding to a widely quoted card au- srity. More than that, he proved (LT T LR E C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc. Auctioneers 715 esastrean THE BLISS SALE Broods Over Quiz On “Child Brides,” Jumps Under Train Marriage License Clerk in New York Killed Him- self, Witness Says. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 13.—Official in- vestigation int¢ the death yesterday of Thomas J. McCabe, deputy city clerk charge of the marriage license bu- au in the Bronx, who was killed by Third avenue elevated train, has not en completed, but police conducting the Investigation sald today that an eye-witness told them he saw McCabe leap in front of the train. McCabe had been asked to appear to- day before the Bronx County grand Jury, which is investigating the issuance of ‘marriage licenses to minors. The deputy clerk, however, was in no under accusation or suspicton in col nection with the “child-bride” inves tigation, which was intended to estab- lish that the present marriage laws were working unsatisfactorily. Sub- ordinate employes In the marriage license bureau said that McCabe had been brooding over the investigation and N i LT T 13th Street (By Catalogue) By order of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Com- pany of New York, Executor of the Estate of Lucie A. Bliss, together with additions from other estates and prominent local families. Embracing in part Antig and Upright Pianos, Persian and Chinese Rugs, Valu- able Paintings, Old Lithographs and Prints (including “Cries of London”), Imported China and Bric-a-Brac, Antique Fireplace Brasses, Mirrors, Draperies, Bronzes, French Furnjture, Glnssware. Curios, Cabinet Victrola and Records, etc. At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday March 17th, 18th and 19th, Now on View. C. G. Slean & Co., T E TR T ue Furniture, Baby Grand O R Street 1925, at 2 p. m. each day. Terms: Cash. Inc., Auctioneers. LU LT AU Rubber l Reducing Corsets | $1.98 Pink Jersey - covered Rubber Reducing Co sets, laced back, 25 to 35, Visit Our New Toilet Goods Dept. Free Samples With Every Purchase Colgate’s Toi- ax- zes Mennen's Borated Talcum|let Soap, 19C sorted odors. Pebeco Tooth| Tripple Com- Paste, Inrge size | pacts 49c 9c Market Basket Specials $3.00 Crepe de Chine % and Rayon Silk Scarf $1.49 | Mage with Sinch siik fringe. All the e shades. Faultless Pure Silk and Rayon Hose, $1 Run stop guaranteed. 45 mew shades. 59¢ Charmeuse Yard-wide, 39c Yd. Al the newest shades and black and white. Useful leagths. 39c Children’s Pure Lisle Hose, 25¢ Pectect jaualjts: derby ribbed: fast Tack. Sizes 6 to 9% $5.00 Butterfly Bed- spread Sets, $3.95 Cut corners: woven stripes; double-bed txe. Pink, bive, gold and lavender. 15¢ Fast-Color Apron Gingham 11cYard Blue, brown and biack; assorted checks; tull pleces 39c Children’s Sport Hose, 23c nd black; full mercerized. Tt 10%. Last Day of This Salg Boys’ 2-Pts. Suits 259, Off $7.98 Suits, $6.00 $9.98 Suits, $7.50 5 $12.50 Suits, $9.38 2 $15.00 Suits, $11.25 11 suits have 2 pairs of pants and are ranteed to give service; sizes 7 to 18. Sizes HARRY UFMA 1316 to 1326 Seventh St. N.W. Last Day of This Sale of Suits & 0’Coats 5147 5197 Sold From $25 to $50 It’s your last this sale. coat at a real savi be worn all Spring, and there are styles, fabrics, patterns and models for men and young men. Sizes are from 33 tions. New Spring Millinery $3.95 Bright, spicy looking Hats that will appeal to ev season’s new: latest shapes, and ribbons. New Spring Fashions in Coats and Dresses $ Specially Low Priced Worth Much More Both the Coats and Dresses are s in the latest Spring f crepe-back satin, embroidered sllks, flat silk, etc. The Coats are of all-wool material, in tan, gray and| rookie. Dress sizes range from 16 to 52; Coats from 16 to 44. Sires 8% to 2. Children's All-leathier Tan Lac e e v, Laced to the toe, and plain lace, white and brown, with heavy Children’s Slippers B, e 51 95 Sizes 7 to 2. L) Sl o T ? Athletic Shoe Boys’ Athletic s crepe rubber soles. All sizes 11 to 2 and 23 to 6. Sat- urday Mr. Man, choose your suit and over- All-Leather Shoes leather Black and Tan Lace Shoes. rubber heels. 11 to 2. Girls' to 2. Children’s Sateen Bloomers 49¢ Biack Sateen Bloom- saddle seat, in sizes N: m qu.my chance to be an economist in ng. The most of the suits can to 48 and no charge for altera- ery matron and miss. The g est shades made up in all the |2} trimmed with fruits, flowers erbly tailored ashions. The Dresses are of| Boys’ and Girls’ Boys® and Girls’ All- Extra_service soles and Boys' _sizes sizes Bl could not rid himself of the {dea that it was aimed at him personally. The office had been held by his father, Matthew McCabe, until his death. It then went to Matthew McCabe's brother, and five years ago the position descended to Thomas J. McCabe, who had been a street car conductor in the Bronx. One of the marriages that focused at- tentlon on McCabe's office before the present inquiry was that of Alfred E. Smith jr., the governor's son, who was secretly married. He later was married In a Cathollc Church ceremony. e Marine Corps Changes. Capt. E. E. Eller has been trans- ferred from New York City to York-|® town, Va.; Capt. J. T. Moore, from Quantico, Va, to Pensacola, Fla. Capt. J. F. S. Norrls, from Yorktown to Port au Prince, Halti; Capt. A. H. Page, from Pensacola to Quantico; First Lieut. W. W. Scott, from Haliti to New York City: First Lieut. F. D, Harbaugh, from Boston Second Lieut. H. N. K Haltl to Parris Island Lieut. W. H. Doyle, fr Portsmouth, N. H, and E. Maxwell, from Portsmouth to Qnanlhu ElSEMAN S 7th & ;| fell upon the body of his wile SUICIDE FALLS UPON WIFE WHO FAINTED West Virginian Wounds Peace- maker in Attempt to Slay Divorced Mate. Speclal Dispateh to The St CUMBERLAND, M fred at her at. the home of Mrs. rilda Thorne, Keyser, W. Va., rs. Thorne, as peacemaker, Wi ~d by a bullet which grazed her head. Having fired two shots and Meving he had killed both wo: Boyd shot himself in the head the Thorne Mrs. Boyd had gone to home following her separation from Boyd, who was employed in uu Bal- .| timore and Onio Rall as a boller Keyser band called The h Match Y 0dd c;,ats With Our Special TROUSERS .65 TAND UP | Our immense stocks of Trousers make it easy to find the pair you need to match your odd coats and vests. $ Actually thousands of pairs to make your selection from. All materials, such as flannels, worsted, serges, cassimeres, tweeds, chevi- ots, herringbones, in a great variety of colors and pat- terns. Save time—go straight to Eiseman's for Trousers, where you get variety and value F Sts. « IT PAYS®TO Golder BOTH'SIDES"OF 7™ AT K ST "THE- DEPENDAB§ STORE®. $65.00 and $75.00 Grades at $3650 all previous offerings. true valuation. tic fabrics. included. Among them —Tabriz —Bokaras —Serebands Ektablishing New Value Records in This Sale of Oriental Rugs Goldenberg's Oriental Rug Department has been noted for its remarkable value-giving, but for tomorrow you are assured that we will surpass this collection are offered at less than half their Come tomorrow and make your selection from this sale of Genuine Oriental Rugs at prices no higher than usually asked for many of the domes- In the assortment are 200 Washed, Unwashed and Semi-antique Rugs, in sizes ranging from 2 ft. 6 in. to 4 ft. 6 in. wide and 5 ft. to 8 ft. long. e A few Hall Runners, size 8 ft. to 12 ft. long, also —Lillihans —Hamadans —Cabistans In their rich colorings and patterns they will give a charm of atmaosphere found only in the real oriental rugs. Convenient Divided Payments You may purchase Oriental Rugs at these lowered prices on our convenient Divided Payment plan. $100.00 and $125.00 Grades at $54.50 In fact, many pieces in you will find: —Khorasans —Kirmans —Dozars //7//////% T INVITE PUBLIC TO BALL. Pro 17 ing A in c Pen. o1 YN 7 % 77 An invitation to the public to at- tend the ist Division ball at the New Ebbitt Hotel the evening of March mittee of the organization at a meet- been arranged and is to include ® | han, rott, furnished chestra. nt at Or Pay Cash, Don’t Hurt Her Start every day with Right after breakfast comes good cheer complete elimination. The morning Ip.olstzns, all the waste, all the ir- grouch can be |fitating matter goes. easily dis pelled. The harsh words you regret can be avoided. 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After tre @ hospital Mrs. Thorne is ing, whi Boytl was un- fous but a f CHARGE | T Or Pay Cash, Whichever Is § Most Convenient The Whole Town Is Talking About Ney’s Convenient Charge Account and Values! 150 Smart Spring Suits $19.98 Developed in Poiret twill and sj Whichever Is Most yort fabrics — tailored models — side-button models. too, in high shades, as well as navy and black. Many of these attractive suits sold by us as high as $49.98. To their desirability, their quality and low pricing, add the convenient payment feature—it’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss. Charge It Popular Priced and Popular Styled Spring Coats $29.98 One style, pictured at right, is in smart Poiretsheen, trimmed with a 4-inch moufflon border. Colors: Rosewood, wigwam, green, tan, navy. A typical example of the wonderful values prevailing in this attractive group. Charge It Sale of 75 Sport Skirts All-wool Skirts in stunning plaids and other sport materials en- hanced by good tailoring and finish. Many made to sell by us for as much as $10.00. Tomorrow, choice Practically every wanted size, or Pay Cash whichever is more convenient or Pay Cash whichever is more convenient Just Arrived from New York MILLINERY in the Most Bewitching Styles Flattering in line, lovely in color and n ew swagger and smart in every particulaw, ‘Wedgewood orange, reds, greens, etc. See the new snowing tomorro are seeking the distinctive in millinery for Spring. $5.00, $6.98, $10.90 to $]5.00 Charge It Ney s Convement Payment Plan Open a charge account at Ney’s—a new season brings with it new neces- sities. Don’t deny yourself. The question of how you are going to pay for them can be quickly and pleasantly answered by opening a charge account here and making small weekly or monthly sums in settlement of your account. For full details call at our credit office on Third Floor. AR or Pay Cash whichever is more convenient All the' !