Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925. 3 9 TWO KILLED, MANY HURT IN QUARRELS Colored Man Victim of Knife, Another of Bullet, While Several Are Beaten. Kelly Saxton, colored, who resided at 45 Capitol court southwest, died vesterday as a result of a stab wound received Friday night. George Baker colored, his next-door neighbor, arrested by Detectives Jones, herty, Fowler an ackson. was held for the 3 Jury at an inquest today. George Turner, colored, 35 old, who resided at 413 O street shot to death in an altercat was terday afternoon at the basement door of 1104 Fourth street. William Beatty, colored, who lives at the ad dress, told the police that Robert Willlam Brookes, 20 years old, o e there in connec d liquor deal, and ight ensued. The d to have occurred al have threatened Brookes witk The bullet plerced the victim's heart. Detectives Brodie, Vermillion Thompson and a Brookes, who said dent at the Universi olina. Coroner Nevitt will hold an inquest tomorrow. Shot in Leg in Quarrel. While engaged in an altercation red man at 1 Rock road, with anothe Creek Churc Thomas, colored Rock Creek in the calf of the given surgical a Hospital Three others who were wounded were Brvan R. Ness, 20 vears old, of 1116 Ninth street: John Chapman, colored, 27 vears old. soldier Myer, and ( 25 years old southwe: A brick Robert Jone 1237 Deleware a struck_on the Mike Talbert William H vears old, 16 1. was leg. He Freedmen's at was on when 2217 Pomerc police a story of having been dealt a blow on the head with a chair Burdell Lewis. colored, 24 vears old of 1308 Canal street southwe struck on the head with engaged in a street alt his home, and John Sheral 44 years old, of 320 Dix southwest, received a cut lip sult of a blow with the fist of colored man. $20,000 LIQUOR SEIZED. | | Two Arrests Made in Fashionable | Residential Section. NEW YORK, June 15 (#).—Liquor | valued at $20,000 was seized and two men were arrested when Brooklyn prohibition enforcement agents, aided by detectives employed by the Anti Saloon League, raided a private resi dence in the fashionable residential district of Forest Hills last Saturday it became known today. i | | George Lewi, said to be owner of the house, which detectives say has been used as a bootleggin Albert Specca, driver of was driven up to the place while the raid was in progress, are the men| held. CAPT. RUSSELL DEAN. INVOLVED IN THEFT OF TWO AUTOMOBILES Raymond L. Kidwell of Virginia, Arrested for Tire Stealing, Faces Other Charges. of two automobiles ainst Raymond Louis Va.. who was ar T Policeman Lynn is alleged Kidwell, McLe rested y loon tires from the wheel f one to put them on the wheel of another car. Kidwell tried to es. cape when the policeman appeared, but was stopped by a civilian and turned over to the policeman and Detectives D: nd Alligood. rthers of !\M“ell ith him yeste 4 were questioned about Raym tomobile transactions the months, and the prisoner is have admitted thef f two ca; of the cars t ed to George D. Redmond, 3249 reet, and con- tained Christmas presents when it en from Pennsylvania avenue nth streets the months to have Miller, Changes made made it almost impossible for owners to identify them Kidwell is . caught in the Kidwell is al nlm\ a car owned by 1305 Potomac street. in the two vehicles the m the car of Jonathan Wainwright, 2818 Cathedral avenue, and putting it on a wheel of the car of E. M. Kirkpatrick, 3412 O street, that had been reported stolen February LAFLIN Eves Examined for Glasses, If tv;’calmnl found necessary we will so CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. 1311 G 922 14th INCORPORATED - 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST JUNE-ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE! 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He was granted a leave of absence for two weeks, at the end of which time he will leave the depart- ment after a service of nearly 40 years. As soon as it was definitely learned that he had made application for re tirement, it is stated, lieutenants of the several precincts started the ball Genuine Values Seldom Offered A Limited Number of Dresses, Coats, Wraps, Skirts, Sports Clothes, Sweaters rom our regular Stock of tgh-Class Apparel. Unusual Reductions All taken Smart Hats 14-1% Their Original Price Splendid Values Whits Felt White Felt Hats $2.98 to $5.00 Extra Large Headsizes $5.95 White Peanits $2.49 to $5.00 White Kid $2.98 to $7.50 The Hats adopted by every smart woman for town and eountry dress wear. Largest selection in the city, of styles, colors, braids. ETLEYS Made right, iced instantly —it’s the miracle drink. 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It is de- clared that the promotion will be made on merit and not because a particular applicant is able .to muster a great amount of influence. Capt. Dean, one of the older and most popular members of the force, has been in the service since Novem- ber 11, 1885, most of his duty being performed in the harbor precinct. As! a boy, Russell Dean had followed work ‘on river boats, starting on the lower Potomac in Charles County, where he was born. He was given ful! command of the precinct in June, 1910, when J. R. Sutton, who had been harbormaster and later a police lleutenant, died. His first work in the precinct was in charge of the Vigilant, the first boat purchased by the District for work which was in 1888. . Dean was promoted 1217 Conn. Ave. A Sho l!ldlwluallly | Whltc Felt White Fancy Straws $2.98 to $5.00 Esxceptionally Light Weight Tailored Leghorns $3.98 to $7.95 Hats, $2.25 Untrimmed Hair and Leghorn Hats ed for the promotions, it is rumc [—x]1] in charge of the harbor service. Tt is probable that several other changes will be made in the Police Department the beginning of the fiscal year. There may be some other re tirements, it is stated, and it i3 more than likely that Inspector Clifford L. Grant will be given five additional members of the detective forca. Five men have already heen select- They are Precinct Detectives H. Cole, Thomas Nally, B. C. C. Kuch' ling, Cariton Talley and C. A. Berry FLAG DAY OBSERVED. Special Exercises Held in Lyon Village, Arlington County. Special Dispatch to Th: CLARENDON, Va., June 15.—Flag day observance in Arlington County day was marked by special ex s in Lyon Village, under aus- American Star. Legion. d-ne at which the raising of a ift_to the post by Awnings Made to Order and Repaired— Papering _and painting at _exceptionally reasonable prices—No inconvenience or dirt during work and no delays. Phone CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. e (e~ ' ] E—EEEBEEEEEBEE_ SEE ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY'S AND SATURDAY'S STAR. Largest Ladies' Exclu- sive Apparel Shop in Washington members of Arlington Post, county officlals and many prominent civic workers of the county. The flag was opened with invocation by Rev. Perry L. Mitchell, pastor of the larendon Clarendon, and Mrs. Hull, was an out- Baptist Church. Dr. J. A. Boston, standing feature. The flag tops a|presented by Gen. John A. Hull of |commander of Arlington Post, pre. new staff erected in the heart of Lyon | Washington, son of the former Rep: |sided Village and floats high enough to be |resentative, and accepted in behalf of gt il an inspiring sight to all who pass|the post by W. Thomas French. It along the two main roads of the north- | was raised by John Donald Hull, five-| Within ten vears, according to ern part of the county, year-old grandson of the donor. State |recent predictions, South Africa 1 Lee hlgh\\uy\ and Wilson boulevard Senator Frank L. 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