Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 30

RICH WIFE DENIES JAILED SPOUSE AID Worth SI.OO0.000. She Re- fuses to Pay $20,000 Claim of Another Woman. By the NEW Taylor, a worth a million and refuses to pay $20.000 to have him cleared of claims by another woman, is in Ludlow street jail indefinitely Ketting forth that he was ill. unable to pay himself and that further con finement might have serious results. he sought his release vesterday. but Supreme Court .Justice Ingraham de nied {t. Now Tavlor fears he may he incarcerated for the rest ¢ his life. He was committed to hecanse he had not car agreement regarding bz Genevieve Elder, who asseris he was the father of her child buried at Stratford, Conn. Taylor denies the pa ternity. As fo letters exchanged he® fween them mentioning ““Diana” and father” and ‘mother.”” Taylor de posed that these were references in volving a dog of which they were very fond Gave Woman $10,000. Tnder an agreement made in 1903 Taylor was to deposit $30.000 in se. curities, on which Mrs. Elder was to have the income for life. He deposited nearly $10,000 worth, but the balance has net been forthcoming An affidavit by Mrs. Margaretta G Taylor, wife of the defendant., savs that she married him in 1908 and that she had between $750,000 and $1.000. 000 which was left r by her mother. Mrs. Taylor said she did “not feel ob- ligated'” to advance him money to pay the alleged claim of the defendant especially in a matter of this nature for which “I have no sympathy and will not condone contributing money or valuables.” Thomas G. Prisleau, attorney Mrs. Elder, in opposing the app tion release Taylor said that lor ha veen convicted at Grand ids of a conspiracy to bribe city offi cials. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Nationalk at £:20 p.m Keith's—Johnny Dooley's vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m Earle — Bostock’s Riding _Schonl vaudeville, continuons from 1 to 1 p.m Palace - am., 1240 9:50 ‘p.m Metropolitan— Hex cret.” 11553 g.m., 1:45 and 9:30 p.m Rialto—"'Raffles.” at 11:35 a.m., 3:50, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:55 p.m Columbia- I‘uh~ to Paradise,” a 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 Associated Press. YORK, July promoter, 21— Henry whose wife A by “Aren’'t We All" comedy, Revue, “Welcome Home," = 4:20, R:05 Hushand's Se 3:45, 5:40, T:45 1:50, at Tivoli—"After Business Hours,™” 2:40, 4:30, 6:20, 8:05 and 10 p.m. Ambassador—“Her Hushand's L at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m Roof—"1'll how Town,” .continuous 7:30 Dancing until midnight Central—"Figting the 12:30, 2, 3:30, at Se You to 11 pm Flames,” Flowers for All Occasions. Reautiful specimen hlooms. 1212 Advertisement F. Special Sword Fish rab Flakes Melons on Ice ard Crabs Delivered ta AN Parts of Cits Lansburgh Seafood Co. 18 Municipal Fish Wharf Schedule of the Detroit-Washington Limited . Detroit :2:20 P. M. (E.T.) - Pittaburgh 11:55 P.M. . Washington 7:40 A.M. Equipment Through slceping cars and coaches between W ashington and Detroit. Parlor car to Pittsburgh. Dining cars serve all meals. " more tha | accorda . be awarded and | the | at | , 6:30, 8 and 9:30' p.m. | Clocks and Chairs |FOREST FIRE MENACES | Go as Work Strips | ()ff" e fo,- Action | 1,500 Acres Burned Over Near Cas- | | tlemans Ferry—Drought Causes Flames' Spread. Much Sitting aml Clock-W atching Brings On New Move. Too Special Dispateh to The Star. WINCHE Va., July 21.—A | forest £ ous proportions s | | t side of the Blue | ains northeast of Castle- and efforts to bring the biaze under control have met with little success, according to reports | reaching here today It was sald approximately 1,500 acres already have heen burned over. The fire spread quite rapidly. owing | to & long and continued drought. The fire came quite close to The Retreat, Shenandoah River homeplace of Mrs Paul D. Kelley, but it was said a back-fire siarted by men on the farm kept the flames away from the man sion. Several other farmhouses were | said o have heen menaced Ridge mans Ferry Returning to Washington from an extended trip through the West only Saturday, of the In Work, on his first full day in the department vesterday since his re. turn, ordered in the weighing taken out Tast Secretary terior surplus equipment Office, months ck watching, diering job and other of wasting Government time would not be tolerated when he ordered a survey of the clocks in the big In terior Department Building. The sur vev resulted in the elimination of rlocks and the installa- | tion of 4 gzong system for registering the reporting and quitting time of employes. His action today in ridding the Gen eral Land Office of surplus furniture arded as the-end of ton mi down by emploves and stum over surplus furniture * words, employes tonk it znal that the Interior Dep: offices were 1o he stripped for acti By order of the Secretary the fol “sol- | AT ways Officer Sent to Flying School. . William 0. Butler, Air Sery ice, a Field, \'a., has been ordered to instruction at Brooks Fleld, San Antonio, Tex Freckles is a form of tan, the pig mentation or discoloration of skin col lecting in spots instead of hel tributed evenly, says 4 noted doc FULTON BUILDING, 1448 PARK ROAD N\.W. Well' anpelniad. shite tf oMin ‘reoms on ' | first floor in front of building: north hight excellent location for doc- ver, Tealtor o other orofes K. BARTUNG & co.. 1108 10 8 Main 8237, Blank Books W see Al E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. lowing items were removed to the general supply commitiee warehouse 50 chairs, 100 desks, 12 wardrobes, open file cases, 15 typewriter ds. 5 mar ks, bles, 3 re ing hook racks and m neous ection of office furniture, consist ing of cosiumers, lockers, stools and mirrors. The walls of the department have already been stripped of clocks until | only a few remain 5 See ovr display first. Bathhouses to Be Wrecked. The bathhouses at the Tidal Basin bathing beach are to he wrecked in with the plan to have no | 1thing there. A contract is to to the Heckinger Co local wreckers, for tearing down the | structures Class Eyeglass Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St Franklin more The Home of the High-| 5606 Eyes examined, giasses ftted -:‘UJIIlIIHllllllllllllllllllllllllNIlllllIII||I|I|IIIII|HI|IIIIIIIH‘1|IlllllllllIl|l|l|l|l|ll|||||||lli1|\|l|l|l||l|||I|||Il|lllllll||l|||lll§ We Pay You on your DAILY BALANCES 2% 3% 4% The Munsey Trust Co. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. Interest on checking accounts on daily balances— com- pounded monthly. Interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly. Interest on special savings cer- tificates — compounded semi- annually. USINESS as usua, loday- a full day in DETROIT Tomorrow HE new Baltimore & Ohio DETROIT- WASHINGTON Limited offers a schedule of business convenience. It allows you the entire morning for the transac- tion of business as usual, with an arrival for early morning appointments. With an advantage in mileage and a reduction in running time, this new train provides the shortest schedule ever maintained between Washington and Detroit. Modern equipment, the usual good meals and courteous consideration are features provided for the passenger’s comfort. For information and reservations telephone or visit the Travel Bureau, City Ticket Office, Woodward Building, 15th & H Sts., N. W. Phone: Main 3300; Union Station, Main 7380. WALTER V. SHIPLEY Asst. General Passenger Agent Baltimore & Ohio THE LINE OF THE CAPITOL LIMITED—NATIONAL LIMITED THE EVENING ST SAVES TRAIN; GETS $100.| 1 HOMES |N BLUF mDGEmm 14, Is Rewarded by B. & O. Ih- for Flagging Passenger. Special Dispatch to The Star I BALTIMORE, July 21.—After an| investigation. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has awarded $100 to 14 vear-old Esther K. Hill. colored, | Augusta. Md. who flagged a pas. senger train near Hagerstown July 10 and prevented {i from crashing into a large tree, which had fallen across the tracks. The investigation disclosed that the | girl did not risk her life in warning the train of its danger, officials of the road said. but the reward was paid | in appreciation of her action. \m Ordered to Fort Humphreys. Hm Robert K. Coughlin: | . at Washington Bar . has been ordered to Fort fumphreys, Va., for student duty. Lieut. WE REPAIR RADIOS Our experts will put_vour radio in | such'a condition that Tt will bring in dis: | tant stations more clearly. M. ‘A LEESE ormicu. co. Branch 712 11th Street | “Our Wednelday Specml” Crab Flakes " 65c Lb. Sword Fish 40c Lb. Sturgeon Steak 40c Lb. 'EACHO & CO., Inc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Mkt. D. C., TUESDAY, Medical Officers Reassigned. Maj. D. N. W. Grant, Medical Corps, JULY 21, ‘H? will relieve Maj. Prescott | Tucker, Madical Corps, who has bee transferred to Walter Reed General s beeh relieved from duty with the ‘ Hospital for duty. Maj. Robert B. Reserve Division at Columbia, | Hill, Medical Corps, at Oklahema City, | . and ordered to this city for Okla., has been assigned to duty at| at the Army General Dispensary. Walter Reed General Hospital S, GET IT AT GIBSON'S Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Special at Soda Fountain 24—5c Soda Checks ($1.20 Worth) for $1.00 Summertime Needs at Low Prices ive Co's make of $5 Hot Point Electric ron. Very apecini $3-89 tube Colgate’s Shaving m free with each tube of Shaving %‘. *5le 26¢ 50¢ Jergen's Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 6 for. Woodbury's Fa KEITH'S STANLEY POPULAR st auw rce sarct uoe: PHomo VILE wemcs PERFECY fiearee PLAYS BOSTOCK’S RIDING SCHOOL How Cireus Riders Are Made Thrills and Laughter SUI;LY AND MACK “THE BEAUTY AND THE BAD MAN” TONIGHT—LAST TIME REGINALD DENNY “I'LL SHOW YOU THE TOWN” Nights Wednesday and Thursday Warner Brathers Present “BROADWAY BUTTERFLY” DANCING ON THE ROOF FOLLOWING THE FINAL T TION OF THE FEATURE PHOT TE YOU TO DANCE NIGHT WITHOUT LOEW'S Special, 3 for B e Hot Plate pecial ke Cashmere Bon ree with 4 tubes Tooth Paste. Milk of Mag- aste and 1 Pro- onthbrush. €9 $1.49 $4.98 19¢ 59¢ Electric Heating Pad 1 heat ... 2 ' Toothbrush tic phylactic Special Pene En]argements FREE One 5x7 Enlargement free with each order for de- veloping and printing of one or more rolls of film. Ask for coupon when you present rolls for developing and printing. No Radio gr Photo Goods Delivered RADIO SPECIALS Rrandes & ghining Thones 98¢ 1295 - $2.49 l‘:Plk\ Duty $% 98 Battery Five-tuhe Set only $25.00 d Cunning ham Tubes, Sy Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917-919 G ST. N.W. $2.39 Special . ial 12th & Water Sts. S.W. Phone Main 6176-9510 Open until 2 p.m. on Saturdays during July and August —at You Win every point in our “Improvement Sale” Especially are the Clothing reductions important and interesting. The Tropicals for NOW and the Spring weights for both NOW and LATER. Need we add—that Mode qualities emphasize the acuteness of the reductions. Were $15, $13, $22.50, now to— $12.75 ~ Tropical Suits in 3 Groups Palm Beach, Lin- en, Mohair Suits $20, Reduced Worsted, and Silk Tropical Flannel Suits Were $30. " $23.75. Finest of Trop- ical Worsted and Mohair Suits Were $40 and $45. | Reduced now to— $31.75 | | i $27.50 and Reduced now and Striped— $12. Reduced now Were $9, | $15. Reduced now Summer Trousers, 4 Groups | Flannels— Wlite, Gray, Tan Were $99, $/0 and Wool Knickers—Imported and domestic weaves— $16¢ and Linen Knickers — White and checked— Were $6, $7.50 and | $9. Reduced to $4'95 White Linen Knickers— Were $4.00. Reduced to $7.95 to $7.95 Spring $35 and $40 Suits Reduced now to. .. $45 and $50 Suits Redufed now to... Suits in 4 Groups Both Light and Dark Colors— Alterations at Cost $19.75 $55, $60 and $65 Suits Reduced $39.75 $49.75 $70, $75 and $80 Suits Reduced —left from the —were $10. duced now to. Separate Trousers finest Suits. Re- duced now to.. .. Corduroy Trousers Re- §9.95 Mode Top Coats It’ll pay to look ahead —for these Coats are Jjust what you’ll be need- ing in sixty days— $30, $35 and $40 Top Coats. Reduced 519‘75 $40, $50 and $55 Top Coats. Red'uced 529 75 now to finer and §3.95 COLUMBIA - TODAY utn All Ilrrtmounr Presents PATHS TO . PARADISE fde featuring IIZTTY COMPSON—RAY GRIFFITH Comedy—Newas—Toples Overture—Other Hits NATIONAL " 1.10 - 85¢ - BOc NATIONAL THEATER PLAYIRS Direction Clifford Brooke, Offer “Aren’t We All” FREDERICK LONSDALE'S ( BRILLIANT CowEny “The Goose Hanzs High” SEATS Now 7277 CRANDALL'S ————— METROPOLITAN | L e e TODAY—I11 A. M. to 11 P. M. D 3 Paramount Fresents. ‘WELCOME HOME’ A comedy of six voom:s and bath and o father-in-lav! With LOIS WILSON—LUKE COSGRAVE Our Gang Comedy—News Gannon's Musie—E: A GREAT FUN RILL The Irresisitle JOHNNY DOOLEY And Hir “TIP TOP REVUE WILLIAM SULLY and GENEVIEVE HOUGHTON 1 Playlet ARNAUT BROS, Famous Clowns And § Other Star Features KEITH KOOLIES of District 10°00. 11:730. 230, 10:30, 113 i | Other Dave: 10:00, 11 Freanent ains retur, Chase Southern Entertainers Seomething New, Novel, Entertaining. STEAMER ST. JOHNS Tanios T . it e ik COLONIAL 40-Mile BEACH Moonlight Trip | Tuccdays, Thurs. Every Monday, 5 i Wednesday -nul Friday & FREE DANCING EVERY TRIP Ample purk 50 AMUSEMENTS INCLUDING DANCING AT THE BIG MARSHALL HALL FREE DANCING McWilliam’s Orchestra Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 3th Street Whart 10 AM, 2 0&645?M WITH ICED AR Greatest Girl Revue Ever Produced In Washington CARY. TAFMMIE Presents HOUSE PETERS N “ RAFFLES” « BATHING GIRL REVUE”’ Composed _ Entirely of Washingten's Most Charming Beautios. MT. VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7Tth St. Whar! 10 AM. and 2:30 P.M Round Trip. 8B Admission. POLLY TRENT CANDY CO. | 71915 sz >ex. 1013 E. st. Firat Natlonal Presents STAR CAST Antonlo Moreno, Rutn Miller, Ruth ¢ 11~ David Torremce and Haver Fraok HER HUSBAND’S SECRET —EXTRA— LLOYD HAMILTON IN “WAITING” Werld Survey—Aexop Fahle CRANDALL S Fevees 14th & Pard AMBASSADOR 18h & Col. R N.W CRANDALL’S CENTRAL i Bet D & ® CRANDALL'S CRANDALLS SAVOY THEATER And Garden 1 NT." A HE DOMF CRANDALL'S Arol 621 H St Garden CRANDALL S ;O;U\ THE. \TFR Ga. 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