Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘ DROWNS EVADING ARREST. Victim Falls Into Canal After Struggle With Constable. CORNWALL, Ontario, July 9 (#).— D. C., THURSDAY, to Gornwall Canal to watch the opera- tions of alleged bootleggers. The struggle began when the con- stable boarded a rowboat Stacey was in at the side of the canal and both men fell into the water. Stacey waded out untfl the water reached his neck, started to swim toward the far bank, )’ DONNELL’ DRUG STORES! 1405 H St. N.W. F. St Cor. 12th 723 14th St. W. HOT WEATHER SPECIALS {[Read every item for the biggest values ever in toilet goods and other articles. 50c Lavoris Antiseptic 34c $2.25 Dryco Milk Powder $1.49 30c Upjohn’s Phenolax Wafers 21c Magnesia, 19¢ Seamless Bath Sprays 69c and 98¢ Bonner Hair Brushes Black Bristle 98¢ — 50c Shopping Bags 25¢ Hospital Cotton Per Pound 38c Eme ek nergine Cleaning Fluid 29¢c Lux 3 for 28c Waldorf Toilet Paper 4 for 2ic S. S.S. 89c and $1.49 Coleo Soap 3 for 25¢ 95¢ Doz. 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The constable was unable to swim and could offer no assistance. Benjamin Stacey, 28, was drowned after a struggle with a provincial { police constable who had made a trip | | Open at 8: 30 AM. Every Banking Day I Columbia National Bank et 911 F Street $250,000.00 If There’s Anything New —in banking practice that’s worth- while you'll find it observed at Columbia. Surplus $300,000.00 fl Receiving and Paying tellers’ duties are performed at the same window, for instance ; Monthly Statements are issued on Checking Accounts; and in all other respects strictly present-day service is afforded our patrons. Travelers’ Checks for Vacationists 37 Compound Interest Paid on Savings. 0 You can open a Savings Account at this convenient Bank with as little as g ———lo —————a|——— | 1106 G Street . N.W. “The House of Falhion” Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August g GREAT JULY CLEARANCE SALE} WONDERFUL BARGAINS FRIDAY 200 SILK DRESSES—Beautiful printed silks, plain smartest silk m.pe, and 31295 515 o] flowered georgettes. 65 URl:bSL} stripes A"d me! sdkg or satins— 38.95 522.50 md fine linens. SlLI\ DRLbSLS—Luu Were $25 to DRESSES—V¢ DRESSES—Linen and Values to $12. .. . HA\DSO“ DRESSFS ior aft»‘rnuon .md eve- ilks, satins, georgettes and crepes. \\u\ :J‘)ni to $40..... . u)fly\pun i S E Were $25 to $35 JITS—Sizes 16 to 40. voiles, all colors. culor: TAILORED S Were $29.50 to $40... oy - COATS—Twills, tweeds trimmed and plain. Were $29 to $39 ; Con for sport. traveling or dress, some nchl) $ Were $35 to $50 . 25 9 H\\DS()ME SILK COATS—Powder blue, g'»ld $35 and bronze—black satin and silk. fancy cloths; $398 fur Were $49 to $75 35 SKIRTS—Wool, crepe roshan Were $9.50 to $ MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS VOILE BLOUSES and Tailored Blouses, silk under- step-ins and teddies. Were $2 to $5. all colors $3.98 Sl .98 SILK BLOUSES— Imc crepe de ch*nc aIl color< 34 to 40. Values $5. to $12. SILK SCARFS—Chiffon and crepe de chme Were to $5 sizes 100 HATS, were Close 50 HATS, were $850 to $10. Close ie—=lel——a[ojlc———|a|———| E:fl:EflEEEGEE This model in Patent leather, black kid, black satin and @@ 50 brown kid.. Same in whlle kid, $9.00 gz%‘orf oxe olwear in the stylish manner. Smart style and Foot Comfort aren’t Combination Last— with steel arch support. In Black or Brown Kid and Patent $6 50 Leather always companions. But you’ll find them arm in arm .when you try on a pair of Physical Culture — 2 strap White Eve Cloth Pump—a simple, excel- lentfitting and com- fortably $10.00 stylish Sum- mer pump. . our Family Comfort Footwear. It’s the combination of style and smartness that makes this one of The Gore Pump—in black kid—a style of ex- ceptional beauty — as well as comfortable and fine fitting— $8.50 our most popular nmh(suppflrt- departments. & Zbisunpo Other Styles, $5.00 to $12.50 AMILY/HOE/TORE 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. Over Fifty Years’ Satisfactory Service. JULY 9, 1925. U. S. RENEWS APPEAL FOR PRISON SPACE Some States Slow in Responding to Previous Requests, Say Officials. The Federal Government has renew- ed its request that several State pris- ons help take care of additional Fed- eral prisoners. Some of the State authorities have been slow in responding to the previ- ous request, and altogether the result of the move has been disappointing to the Department of Justice. Like the Federal prisons, fmany State penal institutions have been found over- crowded. A prison inspector will leave here soon for Texas to study conditions at the State penitentiary at Huntsville, whose warden has agreed to take over some of the Federal prisoners. DIVORCES AMERICAN WIFE Reginald Ford, “Nail King” in World War, Wins Paris Decree. PARIS, July 9 P).—A divorce has been granted to Reginald Ford, de- scribed as an Englishman living in Paris, and having a business at 584 Fifth avenue, New York City. His wife was Mirlam Marie Rolletti of California, and they were married in New York in 1919, according to papers filed in the case. _NEW YORK, July 9 (#).—Reginald TFord, who today obtained a divorce in Paris from Miriam Marie Rolletti Ford, visited Amer in 1919 to ar- range for construction of a bridge across the Danube for the Rumanian government. In 1920 he came here to purchase a million dollars in spare parts to rehabilitate Ford automo- biles left in France by the American Expeditionary Fore: During the war he was engaged in the manufac- ture of nails for Army shoes and was called the “nail king.” Births Reported. The following births have been reported {o the Health Department in the Tast. o4 hours Louis M. and 1, Ciufolo, boy. T Ewers, girl iir] Frederich H. iy nd Fopfi ia Harry 3. au Jomern B, S T ¥m,, rt C . Snd Carmen Lo I and Elsie and Florence 1 Thompson, girl Viola Hgm-mm bay irl . &l Marriage Licenses. oftarriage licenses have been fesued to the Henry L. Black and M. Ocle Lewis Miller and Theresa M. Easion Robert . Denser of Oxon Hill. Md Helen B. Déan of this city Isaac Futrowsky and Anna Gold. RelaTTy E. Cole of Annapolis and Ethel E and 5 and Mar- L. Davie, . Va. and Va.. and m'n"‘ this 'u" . owe of ihis city an * Falls Churel T, DM e ¢ Fjack and Jennie Nobie Voth ' ot Rozeite, X Deaths Reported The following deaths shave been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 aters, 75 diers' Home Hosoital Michael J. Keane, 54, Georgetown Univer- sity Hospital Thomas J. Wynne. 50. 1910 N_st Harriet’ E. Clarke. 85. 1202 New Jersey Jo Stillings. 47. Walter Reed Hos- Hmmm. Dnokis. 42 Cathe it 5. United States Sol- Joseph G ! vit Prr\\ idence Hospital, ' l:fl‘ vah!'yarfl »t. e for Tnetrabies Theodosia Basilike. 3 months. 110 E st William Redmond. 82. Home for Aged, Biue Flajhs Frederick Perry piinomas M. Hun %1 5 BN T s Licr Butle Freedmen's Hospital Thomas Wallace. 49, Tuberculosis Hos- 3.0n street. 22nd and L. 15 F st. 8.w. er. 27 We are told that nothing in the uni- verse is wasted, vet about nine-tenths of the efforts spent in literary work are unaccounted for. g « Aicrandha. Va.. and “DRGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Lawn fete for benefit of the Leba- non Chapter, O. E. 8., will be held at Seventeenth and Massachusetts ave- e Lawn party for benefit of the Epis- copal Home for Children will be held the home of L. B. Burdett, Piney Branch road and Butternut street, Ta- koma Park. James E. Walker Post, No. 26, Amer- fcan Legion, meets at 8:30 at the Twelfth Street Branch, Y. M. C. A. Capitol Council, Royal Arcanum, meets at 8 o'clock at Pythian Temple CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Alpha Delta Phi will hold a lunchoen meeting at 12:30 tomorrow at the Madrillon, 1304 G street. Writers' League of Washington meets at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the Mount Pleasant Public Library, Sixteenth and Lamont streets. A buffet supper and garden party for benefit of the auxiliar of the home board, Hope 1 0, BE. aturday afternoon and eve. ning, at the home of Mrs. D: Wea. don, Jefferson and Arthur reet Business Women’s Council meets in | THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, thundershowers tomorrow afternoon or night; warmer tomorrow; gentle east shifting to southeast winds Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, probably thunder- showers tomorrow in west portion; slightly warmer tomorrow; moderate east winds. Virginia—Fair tonight, _slightly warmer in extreme west portion; to- morrow fair in east and local thundershowers in west portion; gentle to moderate west and south- west winds. West Virginia —Fair tonight; slightly farmer in east portion; to- morrow local thundershowers Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., §6; 77; 12 midnight, 75; 4 am, am. 73; noon, 77. Barometer—4 pam., 29.97; 30.01; 12 midnight, 30.06; 4 30.08: 8 a.m. 30.10; noon, 30.09 Highest temperature, 92, occured at 1:30 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera ture, . occurred at 8 a.m. tod: Temperature same date last Highest, 89; lowest, 69 Condition of the Water. Temperature and con: water at 8 am. tod Temperature 84 lhl\ldd‘ am., vear— condition, Tide Tables. ¢Furnished by Un 1 Geodetic Su Today—Low tide, 4:46 am p.m.; high tide, 10:40 a.r 11:14 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:16 p.m.: high tide, and The Sun and Moon. rose 4:50 rises, am Moon 10:30 am Automobile lamps to be one-half hour after set Weather in Various Cities. pm sets lighted Stations. | |H | 0.66 San’ Antonio { San_Diezo milton San Juan, Porto Havina, Cuba <o | FOUND. _DIRECTORS. POL!(‘E_DOG male. grown. several days 0. Owner can have same by proving iden: tion and paying all expenses. Address 20-D_Star office . LOST. ARMATURE for small {ropped, near 13th and Line. 92 Reward Hoe electri F sts. n.w. Cail Director and Em- ion 11rn{1‘n01dluhu torium_ Moderate TAve: N Call M. 1585 fied_and Efficient Service. 0., 816 H ST, LINCOL Automobile BAG— Sunday, niehts probably in_front above address. _Col. 1 Tite beaded. and case. 15 Yarum' st. Rn s Willa AR atinum, seven ond: BN £ Tetwesn Trth and 185¢n. Franklin 982t CAMERA, Graflex, 3% x5%. July Vernon. Liberal réward. Continental kmel Frank Gexers Sons ( Co B 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Modern_Chapel._Teleplione Main 2473 TTAE COSTEELO NOW LOCATED AT N. G RTH {Vm. H. Sardo & Co. o N iS5G x meo'n SZl white_ chest ond_Teet: CAT—Maltes and thin. Columbia 7947. 4 my nam ofice is hereby given to the public nnv, to nezotiate the above. but notify Jacob m 10% EYEGLASSES—In a Dr. Rose_case. huvu-en € and Congress Hall Hotel. Reward. black _markings, ‘rank. 4509, S (:LASREQ—T{N‘!O)M -shell rim: hlfltk leathe; T case. ard. 910 Investment Bldg. sES. oo Atk at Bublic Liprary. facing ‘ednesday morning. 1320 1200 st now HAVDBAG—MIM‘Q"HHPOH' baby cloths other clothing. Reward. _Apt. 207, '%nnd man Park Annex. Col. 4741. LORGNETTE—And chain, gold. with small fade vendant” Jaly" 3. Reward. “Calt “re. asin. North 423. Hoaetn Chraver JAMES T. RYAN Pa. Ave. S Model Chapel Lincoln 142, Private Ambulances Livery in_Connection R. F. HARVEYS SON VL. SPEARE CQ, | Neither the succeseors of nor connected xith the original Speare establish =:1009 H St. N.W. Joseph 'F. Birch’s Sons AAC_BIRCH) 3034 M N.W.. 5 e Gawler Service Funeral Directors Slnce 1850 Main 5512 173% Peina. NECKLACE, gold beads. 2 ihe Columble, 140T Grrand o o BEARL SUNBURST—l6um B Reward. “or 8 Aot bus . 1843 M T . Frosisy Containin, Teather, rd. 927 200 Reward. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST N.E P CHAS. S ZlmH ('onlllr:ln Cu‘&h e ers. Reward. e L. ‘. A PDCKETBOOK black pin_seal. Parke aftermoon Yuly check and 1 latte Codd, 1506°N st. 1.w: POCKETBOOK—Gray Teather, Mon E rmit, keys, etc. Rewa “"p;‘{:‘,- WRI ATCH—EIgin, black ribbon chain, Totrsan Barean Enteavine and Do and & ste on Mt Rainier car.” Reward. VRIST WATCH, wiiie sold,” Reward. Call Main 5181 bet. 9 i3 fnmum.n. ‘WRIST WATCH. _gold. Jovitown, e BEah ERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive Gule Bros. Co., 1214 F St. 9500 Hm SUNW. S IGBERATE PRICES Prc}nm nenm-v BLACKISTONE’S Chapter, No. 30, | followed by | 8 pm.,| '| TERRELL. the chapel of the Church of the Cove nant tomorrow evening. Supper will be served, preceding Bible class meet ing at 6:45 o'clock Business session will be held at o'clock and mo ictures at 7 ck : Cards ;t QZbanfis. FIALIDAY. We wish to express our % and deen appreciation 10 o ANDERSON DERMODY. m;. am 1 [ | | 8:44 | Bapust C Relative iends invited In Memoriam. BRANSOM. Sa. DELIA H Tis sad w Is for one or the ddest of all when He c e ‘e sther. now a oF with the Sav we, mis o1 In 1o and Triend parted thi We loved you. but God loved you ON! MOTHE > FRI MANNING. At ory of my 1 Who departe In_loving POLAND. And those who Are those wh often to the Frave of our dear ho { Secely sleenins’ there HER' 1O FATHER. CHARLES, B MBERDAND. SMITH. In sad_but loving memory of my beloved son. WILLIAM F. SMITH, who died four years ago today. July 9. 1021 Sadly missed. FATHER * A tribute of love to the mem. beloted ones—JOH Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beautiful Floral Designs at Moderate Prices. & H. Tel. M. 3707 d»\ fou xl life’s battle bravely and od every e VING NIECE MAE. *