Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 9

L] WILLIAMC. SALMON DIES AT AGE OF o7 Representative of Seventh Tennessee District Hl Three Months. William Charles Sal ee died o toris in his apartment in t | rtment Hotel, last night. He | vears old. Representative Sal- | mon had begn ill about three months | and, although his condition was such to confine him to his apartment. it Although funeral arrangements hav not been completed, it wz that the body will be taken to tI Representative’s home in Columl : . where funera: services will held and interment made. Mr. Salmon is survived by his widow Representative Salmon, Democrat, | was elected to the Si eighth Con- | d re-elected to the Sixty-ninth, | the seventh Tennessee dis triet. At his first election he defeat- | ed his Republican opponent by ap ately 10,000 ve sentative Saln Henry born Tenn was . from V public Edizewood Nor mal School and Dickson College. Lat er he attended Valparaiso Universit at Valparaiso, Ind., and ed in law from Cumby sity, Lebanen, Tenn admitted to_the Tennes: s vear. Leter he was admitted to tice in the United States Supreme t v a while Representative and ta schools fed to Miss Mar lumbia, Tenn at Columbia, Tenn. public and private years. He was 1 Raret M. Green of ( December, 1905. Deaths lieported. for The foliowing n to the Health D oA deaths have been rment an the Virginia Inscos hildren’s ot ud’ M 3 Massachu dora T 1 Hospital Hospital. | n's Howital. | 4 Gearsia | orted. SR A Joshua A. and Fmma 1 Tenry i Nor Berard F Edward 0. a Merrte and Mars lair Chesterfield and Theresa Jenkine, girl The National Housewive f a ion of Ger the enact SUMMER LOT 1 FA! DESIRABLE CLOTHS AR VAST ARRAY OF DR AND NARROW. THESE Here is your chance to ning of the season! amond G | 402404 7th St. N.W. | Washington Girls Will Appear in ert Henry | w Cramond 402-404 7th St. N.W. 500 AT TWO EXCEPTIONAL PRICES | 3.98;,.d$_ 5.00 In Our New Bargain Section on the Street Floor ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, TUB SILKS. CREPES, Y NOVELTY MATERIALS AND MANY OTHER PATTERNS ARE OF THE BEST DE CLUDING PLAIN COLORS, STRIPES BOTH WIDE CUT IN STRAIGHT LINES IN ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STYLES. DRESSES ARE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED FAST COLORS AND CANNOT BE DUPLICATED ANY. WHERE IN QUALITY AND STYLE AT THE SAME PRICE. { House Member Dies I REPKESENTATIVE SALMON. FASHION SHOW MAY 25. Unique Exhibition. The Summer style and sport show be given at the Washington Audi during the week with a matinee » will not be em.| distinct episodes | nd acts to be presented instead. | parts will be taken by Wash In addition, a number way and prome ploved. a seri irls onal entertainers have been | B llowing the revue there will be{ dancing each eveninz. The “Happy™| Walker Orchestra will play LEARN DRESSMAKING Millinery—Costume Designing Vers low tuiti Ask for Catalo LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY 1517 R. L Ave. N.W. Franklin 7475 Patterns cut to measure b NGB N - U2 < ‘Q'_,,» T ¥ Ao GGG {/7( L\'/I J / ... ;A dashing new slipper called “Poer Pun.” _Ever popular to the clegant wa shoes « o « « - « .. Zu beauntul Red skin or parent leather 3 o. - @ « a4 2 seeker of ng b4 ) ST ITF YF Y= ) Yot = . .{‘/_.jn o ARTCRAFT FOOTWEARA #1311 -F- STREETP @ DRESSES fi,’%‘% XYY ERS R NSRRI ] LOT 2 E LUDED IN THIS save money at the begin-- THE EVENING STAR,© WASHINGTON. D. €., THURSDAY, MAY 14. 1925. SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page.) STAMP GATHERING DRIVE WILL BE LAUNCHED HERE | SR S { Philatelic Society to Hold Exhibit | Next Winter and Seeks to Interest Country. Now comes a The Philatelic ty announced today it is planning a stamp exhibi- tion” at the Public Library during Stamp week, some time next Winter, during which a drive will be made to interest beginner stamps. A get-together dinner also 18 being planned (o give the Philate- lists opportunity to get better ac- quainted, discourse on stamp rarities and exchange duplicates. | 1t is also proposed to make the drive national, with all stamp societies en listed. 1 The Washington society has pro posed the national drive and has placed the planning in the hands of the following committee: W. A. John son, W. N. Sahm, P. S. Weigang, Norris Duhamel, W. F. Gorbam, C. H. Petty. McKenney, Vaughn and M -— . Rains Speed Tobacco Planting. Special Dispatch to The Star RICHMOND, Va ay 14.—Re- ports from various, sections of the State show that in the last three dayi much-needed rains have fallen and be collection of | in-law, Comdr. Willis Fisher, Mrs. Louise . arkwood. but has many fr land is known fc er of ‘the Southe ber and n .speal tional Congr don, | Victo Windsor Castle. Stead ut their 0 Park Hotel, Mrs. Chester D, luncheon at Club today, wher Mrs. Willlam P, that it has encouraged tobacco grow- ers. They had been waiting for two weeks to begin the work of setting plants for thé year, but the dry weather prevented this exqulsite cemplexion ; : For falling hair and d Sealp ¥ Makes hair grow rapid sorbent Cleansing Cr. 3 the pores. Almond buitding and white 4ls Roval, . 1105 FU Remodeled Guaranteed Work—RBest l)lflh‘rials LOW PRICES New England Furrier 618 12th St. N.W. Frank. 6355 38 2% L7 72 K5/ a2 ‘/ > g arg Cannas | : . . SPECIAL e $1.50 |i DOZEN . 4% < = % 2 R 2 Funeral Flow 807 14th Phone Fr. 5117 316 SEVENTH ST. N.W. More!! Lovely Summer Hals Sport Hats Reduced Regular $6.50 and $7.50 Values Special Spfing Sale of 10,000 Bedding Plants Begins Tomorrow Orders over $3 Delivered Free. Delivery charge on other orders, 25c, {00000ttt t000000000000000000 For graduation and every - occasion that demands WHITE BETTIE FROCKS < F15. > | B 5B A b e ey Alyssum Agcratum CD‘CUS Dusty Miller Heliotrope Moon Vines Petunias Salvia Tradescantia Vincas, etc. 10391 Actual Values tional Association and it for mountain crafts. | renewing her acquaintance with Lord {and Lady Aberdeen Mrs. Thomas J. the | been visiting her daughter and son- and Mrs. Charles S. N, at the Far- ragut, is now visiting her friend Cochran and her er, Mrs. Alice C. Salter, at the Mrs. living In California for several vears, Gielow has been iends in Washington r her work for the suthern mountaineers and as found- rn Industrial Educa- exchange Mrs. Gielow is She was a mem- ker at the Interna- s when it met in Lon- v ago, and when Queen received and entertained the Amerfcan and foreign members at has rejoined - apartment, at \Ward- after a visit with hex Swope entertained at Columbia Country 1 her guests included Dr. Jenette H. Bolles of Denver, Colo.; Monroe of $I.25 C. 1400040000000 000000000000 00 ALSO GERANIUMS AND BEGONIAS FOR BEDDING ' " AT EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES Cash & Carry Flower Stores ers Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders 804 17th Phone Fr. 2467 18th Phone Col, 9997 REDBRDH IR IR ENID (G ECEC L E L L Specially Purchased!! Specially Priced!! FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Hundreds Select From ALL AT MISSES’ HATS'® MATRONS” HATS Dress—Strect—and Sport Wear P/enty of WI:ite. Black and Colors A Clearance of 150 'SMART TRIMMED HATS All One Price $ 1'0=0 All One Price 111, and Mrs. Rosamond K. Vender of Philadelphia, Pa. The Osteopathic District of Columbla entertalned at dinner Friday evening at the Hamilton Hotel in honor of Dr. Jenette H. Bolles of Colorado, who is now president of the Osteopathic Women's National As- sociation. Dr. Bolles has been & pa- tron at the quinpuennial session of the International Council of Women. ssociation of the Mr. Zell' Gibson Roe. who has been in California for a visit, will join Mrs. | Roe at their apartment, at Wardman Park Hotel, by the end of the week. Mr.,J. Chase Roe, brother of Mr. Roe, is making a short visit at Wardman Park Hotel, stopping over from New York on his way to his home, in Chi- cago . — . Marriage Licenses. folfarriage licenses have been issued to the ollowing John J. Bre Benjamin F n and Edith Alys Luke. Turner and Katherine A. Raf- Alberton ¥. Arrinzton nd Minnie A. Va, rtie’ Mae Burt, ilie Fay Lee Hivbler and ( | voman in Tripoli | beautiful unless she welght, weighing at twice as .| woman $5.95 much as the average American| 1316 G Street City Club Building FAVORS CRIME PUBLICITY. Gen. Butler Declares Newspapers Make Police Work. PHILADELPHIA, May 14.—Di rector of Public Safety Butler ex- pressed himself today in agreement with police experts in declaring newspaper publicity a deterrent of crime. 3 “We can't get too much publicity in my fleld,” Gen. Butler said. ere is one thing newspaper publicity about crime does accomplish—it makes us work. The newspapers won't let us get away with anything. They keep after us'and make us hop. | have found it profitable 'to give de- | tails of crime to the papers as soon as thay develop. There is no better A C! ries than RUGS_CARPETS | WASHED AND REPAIRED 1712 20th St. N.W. Phone Potomac 1529° Domestic—Oriental Rugs Perfectly Cleansed window display of work done by Our Shampooing Method. 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