Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 4

400 ARE INVOLVED IN DIVORCE TANGLE Providence Lawyers Accused of Handling Many Col- lusive Suits. S purtner gherty, on Vienna Police Chief Lauds Washington As Beauty Spot; How WAS THE PaRTy, GEORGE ? DD You HAaWE A GooD DINMER.T § 1 | | Impressed By Manner in | Which Affairs Are Run, Says Dr. Schober. A city of flowe d of rare beauty was the description of Washington | iven by Dr. Johann Schober, chief of | lice Vienr and former | ancellor, wh today G to pay h “oolidge Dr. Sch swas delighted with | Washington, and stated that it com | pares favorably with the handsomest ar HOW TO TORTURE YOUR WIFE. FINE.TH DinnER WAS At RIGHT D. T —BY WEBSTER. Ou, t Dom'r WHAT Di1D You ties o , MONDAY, MAY 18 1rope ly impressed ner in which the city's a nist his stay he being | has been-most instructive and enjoy nt to- rable. ¥ and Mrs. Schober leave to- failed | night for New York, from where they ail. A} will sail for home tomorrow. He h has | been onvention of police chiefs k. He sald told the | ident, among other things, that he | deeply impres with the | sympathetic trians are treated. * same feeling of cordiality is s by Austrians, and | trade d political wuship between the two nations is stron all the 1 his opinion the time VETERANS TO SPEAK e FOR MEMORIAL FUND GUN FAILURE TWICE | SAVES POL'CEMANEVohmtec.‘s From G. A. R. and| Other Soldier Bodies to Make Plea for Decoration Day. | Man Who Attempted to Kill Of-| ficer Was Severely Wounded, ; Now in Critical Condition. | Vol Arny | war teer speakers from the Grand of the Republic, United Spanish Veterar n Legion and 1s of Foreign Wars will m rom (he stages of several Wa theaters this week on be raised to decorate soldier dead | on | neath the flag. been placed in nts thr 1 to contribute. Dona- o be to The Evening d be addressed to Decoration Fund. \WOMAN SLAYS SELF, DUE T0 MELANCHOLIA up | Star off to | the Memor but < and der 1. D. DORT, AUTO FIRM HEAD, DIES ON LINKS |\, & from melancholic elf her apartment Woodley road. been . shot and morning in Albar erday Pioneer in Industry Succumbs to fhe Heart Disease After Golf Match in f the ‘Pu sther of ) et - t Ann i been under treatment Her condition then was De Forest said. A her melancholia by a specialist | attempted to .-n.x! much improved, how and Unwise Charity » Richard he Roc I gave 10 cen to my door with nd loud laments; | were sore; 1 hand to busted gents some 7| & cuts or more. And always there is | & unear to chide me for s e dour ill drift, I queer some He has the such hand coin bestowed money thrown to Weliare Expert ance pray anized will twill do the some ¢ the | to m 1 printed forms he'll ©ift. figures which will show outs never pay: the t him for a that's th and hobo's | srprised base. The | discourses reads me doc- which leav roasts me for acts, which pau-| But he has never and feed full and tracts spirit bowed; thoughtless teian, facts and are displayir tion in filling out the card how they get to and from work, ac- | cording night by the engineers in charge of the street tion survey. tation proved tributed the purpose of finding out how transportation stitutions. time | work, is used and quired. | &t FLORIDA | 8% WELL, HOW D10 1T Y START T A FROIT | CociTAIL OR WAS 1T CRAB FLAKE ) WHAT WAS THE, MEAT COURSE ® AMD How MANY VEGETABLES DID THEY SERVE ? WHAT KinD OF SALAD DID THEY HavE'? tM OYING PUBLIC RESPONDING IN TRAFFIC CANVASS Engineers Receive High Percent- | age of Replies on Use of Cars. Government and private employes a spirit of co-opera- howing to a statement issued last car and bus transporta- More than 120,000 blank forms have been distributed and the returns al- ready centage of stated. received indicate a high per- accuracy, the engineers xpressed their thanl iave assisted in furnish- nation, which is to be used iining how public transpor- Washington may be im- Th, 1w inf deter in A special form is now being dis- in schools and colleges for the lines serve those in- The cards call for data as to the of leaving home, arriving at what form of transportation the length of time re- @ 1t a Tremendous Saving 12-Day Water and Land Round Trip Tour First Tour s May 29th 69 Starts May 22 Second Tour All Expenses Included Reservations mu:t be in 1t DON T REMEMBER . DioN' T FAY MUCH ATTENTION T 1T AT TH TimME WHAT KiMD OF S0uf DID You HAVE AMD WHAT WA s THE ENTRE © D i [Copr.1925 (N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co hensive wnenive| HELD IN DICE SLAYING. McClellan | et of the | Earl H. Brown Accused After Op-l s ponent in Game Dies. is but one part of a com study of the local transpor being made by the firm & Junkersfeid, at the expense North American Co. The regarded as a possible s eEgcsof tatne arl Herbert Brown, colored, | s oid, of 2. G street was remand- | led to the District jail this afternoon to await the action of the grand jury « homicide charge, a coroner's jury | having held him following an inquest | at the morgue today: The prisoner is alleged to have shot ind fatally wounded Stewart Brown also colored, 23 years old, of 417 N | street, during a row ovi a dice game n a tailor shop at 1303 Fourth street irday night. The wounded man d at Freedmen's Hospital yesterday ternoon, and Detectives Jackson and Jones arrested the alleged slayer. Assistant Cashier Arrested. Special Dispateh to The Star. of the F° of Rockwood, 49 miles & under arrest on a charge of embezzl {about $8,000 of the ban E |charge is brought by cashier. He is in jail in default $10,000. He is u rried. A vessel recently arrived at Se: from China carried a cargo of 1¢ goldfish. 1309 G ST. NW. COMING!! WEDNESDAY MORNING Assionees T Srocn 0Ffiod‘e~‘§5-6; w. DRESSES, COATS, HATS AT UNHEARD of PRICES | | | The Friendly Shop—1309 G St. 1925 ST. THERESE MAY HEAL ROME BREACH Significance Seen in Light- ing of St. Peter’s Dome for Ceremony. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 18.—Blessed Sis ter Therese, a Carmelite nun of Li sleux, France, known 'he Little " now is amo: the K sanctified yesterday picturesque ceremon in St Petor's, Rome. ey One feature of the ceremonies, the lighting of the dome of the cathedral with 8,000 tallow torch lanterns pectacle not witnessed for 5 " is taken by many as an indication of the possible resumption of political relations between the Vatican and the government of Italy, Rome dis- patches say. The Popes bes oners of the Vatican" wh the soldiers of Garibaldi historic breach in the wal In the same vear the dome last blazed forth custom started in 1644, St. Therese entered a Carmelite convent at 16 and died in 18947, & age of 2 after a life s devoted to prayer unknown. Two incidents her brief life spread her led to her beatific of Rome. magnificent at night, a One book she brief biography, mental and spiritu; transiated into almost eve: and is read by wmillions each Thousands invoke her aid in pr and many miracles of healing are cribed to her intercession in_their behalf. The name “Little Flower of Jesus™ was given to her by those who, a few days before she died. heard h “After my death I shall send from Heaven a rain of flowers.” During the World War she wa known as the “Poilus’ Saint,” and thousands of French soldlers carried her picture with them into battle. le and been ve ver with God say, down | oftic and laymen from all parts of the world, including 12,000 Americans. At ‘sundown 300 men climbed the dome, 500 feet above the street, and lighted the lanterns. s the lights flared up, gradually covering the edi fice with a silvery blanket of bril liance, an audible’ wave of emotion swept the great throngs in the square below and there were cries in many languages of “Long live the church!” “Long the Pope!” and “Long live St. Therese!” Mg SUCCUMBS ON TRAIN. Md., Man, Laurel, Employed at Printery, Indigestion Victim. Peter W. Curle; positor in the died ori a E train while on his home in Laurel, Md., this morning. His death was attrib. uted to acute indigestion. He was ap parently in the best of health when he left home. , employed as com. Government Printing Itimore & Ohio rail his way to work frof LEADERS IN TENNESSEE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH Car of Attorney and Friend, on Way to Representative Salmon's Funeral, Hit by Train. ames A v 1. Hammor struction of their Nashville, Chattar automobile and St y after to a al of Repr mon, in this ¢ dent happened. when the Miss Dor to her The deceased, a natjve of Laurel, 15 survived by his wife and a daughter, the fami sidence b g on Prince Georges street. Coroner Nevitt gave a certificat of death fror natural and the body was taken to CHAMBERS' BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME. Col. 132 [SLIP COVERS Sensationally Reduced Belgian , for Your 3-Piece Living Room Suite —upholstered like new, using new spring and other ma- terials when necessary. The labor for this work will be only 55 0dd_pieces upholstered at special low prices. Spee rices on our com. plete_stock of Tapestries. Velours and Silk Upholstery Materials. Roses, artificfal and real, decorated . Peter's at the ceremonies. Six thousand persons crowded the edifice, among them members of several royal families, states) ear pilgrim UPHOLSTERY CO. Phone, Write or | Phone Main 8139 Call—Man Will AMEMCM [\ 627 F st. N.w. 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About a dozen to 20 at $1.95. Genuine leather Sold new up o $I12. Any 3 deliv for $ any ¥ ettee and or seats ed nfinished ropd- . f be —Breakfast Serving Tables =27 Blue. Regular Tomorrow, $3.50 in Ivory trimmed with $15.00 values if new. Bed in Delivered for tufted t bargain D= Davenport Tables —60-inch mahogany-finish davenport tables are to be sold for as little $8.65. Delivered for as trained with also | May 20th ano May 22d, re- net Desks, never used. but a little Locate n Raft. Three roadside ¢ . es in greer Jut 1 have walked the rail- | g ies and ridden on the rods, and 0 with frowsy guys ses were I've wise to so 1 do| Richard in the dance I hand him 7 cents or so, although my course be wrong (Cooyright.) WALT MASON i A ood A Awnings Made to Order and Repaired— exceptionally nience o dir sods: along, 4 glow comes oal orporation 103 Arrested in lean Y oal —— Two Days t 1 "¥FREE. yourself from the misery . . cf coenstipation | e A ——{| DR. 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Delivered for —Oak dress. Bedroom Qutfit 2%, good size mirror, double bed, guaran- teed new spring and 50-lb. mattress, two all-feather pillows, two chairs and 9x12 rug. Exchange store price only $49.85. Delivered for Metal Bedshhw and brass few to go for 95c. Any bed spring and mattress delivered for —Golden oak, Parlor Stands i enoems shelf below. Buy yours now for only $1.95. Any two delivered for Sectional Bookcases —with 3 sections, top and base, genu- ine golden oak, extra special at $19.50. Delivered for only..... S —Full size, ive