Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 4

Prkng o Grs S AR AT UL FRACTIRED 4 Use Siath Street Northeast | Parkmg Prlv‘lege 25c5 NEW FOMES ; Died of Injury, Expert Says COL(;RED 3 After Autopsy. North Carolina Schultze, medical expert, notified the district attorney today, after an autop- |sv. that a fractured skull caused the Ave' N.E. |death of Wi 1 Winters, one-month- old infant, who had been piaced in the |Bast Eighty-sixth street “baby farm" of Mrs. Helen Auguste ¢ The woman is now under $3 sulting from an investi Come Out Tonight! a 1«.r puby homes which she con Houses open and lighted The death certificate gave heart fail until 9 PO ure as the cause of the death of the — Easy Terms — Swall Small Cash Payment Monthly Payment lnlant in Geisen- Volk Case | | | | 'THE EVENING ETAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©C, | OBJECTS TO SON-IN-LAW; 5 SHOOTS BRIDE AND GROOM Girl's Father Wounds Her and Kills Husband Shortly After Her Wedding. & By the Associated Press MIAMI, Fla., May 14—Gene Haw- kins, roofing contractor, was shot and f.Ahi' wounded and Ethel Hawkins, his hlxdn of a few hours, was shot 5t |nRh' and seriously wounded by . Caldwell, father of the bride. e ‘shooting took place in Coral Gables, near Miami. Friends of the le said thai the father shot them use he rjected to their mar- is Police are searching for him. \ Ha\\klm was shot through the head | and died in a hospital. The bride, wounded in three plac underwent operations in the hospita l] and is ex- pected to recover. ' AMBULANCES $4.00 Up to date—Fully equipped with rolling cot. ktretcher. blankets and pillows. CHAMBERS, BROWNSTONE FUNERAL Heuer from CI CHARLES B. HANFORD ILL. Charles B. Hanford, the well known Shakespearean actor, has left his home in this city to go to Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia for an opera- tion on his throat. For some weeks past Mr. Hanford has suffered an almost entire loss of voice. He is ac- companied by Mrs. Hanford. The exact nature of the throat ob- struction and the seriousness of the | operation involved have not yet been ascertained. Seeks Parenti After 20 Years. Special Dispatch to The Star CUMBERLAND, Md., May 1¢—The local police have been requested by rles Walnwright, 6th {¥ield Artillery Band, Fort Hoyle, Md.. to assist In locating his parents and | his brother, Arthur Wainwright, from whom he has been separated 20 years. Walnwright stated that he lived here in Cumberland with his parents until 1905, when he was placed in an or- phans' home. He was then about 4 years of age. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925. More and More People are realizing the health value of salads as well as their decorative possibilities. Eating salads for health’s sake becomes a pleasant task when HELLMANN’S MAY- ONNMSE is used. ree—RBook of Salnd Recipes Dok TR, Rithatd Hellman. luc. Joug Island City, N. | Winters baby, Assistant District At E. B. Young torney F An autopsy per Owner and Builder 914 F St. N.W. the exhumed bo Main 1197 rmed yesterday or of Agnes Toohey. ailed to reveal Will remeds that condition Dy our special - process of 18 months old, damp-proot indication of phy exhumations were ordered after the investigators had been told of allezed |cruelties nflicted upon babies left in Mrs. Geisen-Volk's care. D AMP CELLAR? ing. We clean old Brick or Stone Buildings. Fhone L. 6040 or address . 0. Box WEATHERPROOF CLEANT IN THE SPORT MART Great Cie rance mmm'rs;w at 5335 m‘:e ; Leases Are Now Being Made for the Second Year at the Potomac Park Apartments 21st and C Streets N.W. When people are not overcharged, and are properly looked after, they are contented in their homes. - A great many reasons have been advanced for the striking success attained by The Potom Park Apartments. There are a few apartments available to new the location on the edge of the great public’ tenants. The outing season inv you, Come plavground—allowing the tenants to use for and see the pleasantest place to live in Wash- recreation the time usually spent in traveling to ington. and from their work. Some have said that its popularity is du€ Mr. and Mrs. Flack Will Take a New Lease Mr. Flack says: “While we intend to be away from Washington part of the time during the Summer, we will not give up our rooms in The Potomac Park Apertments. It is a great pleasure to hvda wh.;‘re '7 have such nice neighbors and such per! All of these advantsges are to be taken into lense.” it L account. but the real reason why the leases are now being renewed so rapidly for the second THE SUPERIOR SERVICE THIS AFFORDS. Others have accounted for its vogue by its nearness to the heart of the city—within easy and pleasant walking distance of the shops, hotels and theaters. Some figure only on the prices—the rates are extremely modest when compared to the charges that have been made in Washington in recent years. Sincerely, WM. H. FLACK, House Ofice Building. Closing Out (5) Open Stock DINNERWARE PATTERNS French China at Special Prices Your Pattern May Be Among the Close-Outs Special Items to Be Sold Each Week 4ein. Breakfast Plates, sold up Iu £11.50 dozen 01/5-in. Tm Plates, sold up to CLOSE-OUT PRICE - 50c each article 5V%-in. Bread-and-Butter l’lulrs. sold up to $8 dozen. Coupe Soup Plates, sold up to $18.50 dozen 4V4-in. Fruit Sance $16.50 dozen 5-in. Fruit Saucers, sold up to $14.25 dozen Oatmeals, sold up to $16 dozen. . On Sale May 15th—HMain Floor, G St. Entrance DULIN&MARTIN 2 1215~1217 F Street and 1214 101218 G Stree< Watch Next Thursday’s Ad For More Specials E. F. Droop & Sons Co. 1300 G Street WASHINGTON'S OLDEST AND LEADING MUSIC HOUSE HAVE YOU A VICTROLA Constructive Thought E. H. 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