Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 7

SUPERVISORS CITED ON JAIL CONDITIONS | Arlington Court Directs County Board to Appear and Show Cause, Special Dispatch to The Star CLARENDON, Va., July 30.—Judge | Samuc; G. Brent of the Arlington Count ® Circuit Court, in special ses- sion at the courthouse today, ordered a rule issued directing the Board of ’. upervisors of the county to appear [l)elore the court next Monday and show cause why the jail is in its | present condition. This order was issued by the court after it had reviewed the report on | conditions at the jail submitted by a ‘l;)eclal committee consisting of John A. Francis, B. M. Smith and E. F. Fordham. The report of the committee points out that the present jail is inadequate in many respects and recommends the buflding of a more modern structure. | Mrs. Frank G. Law, president of | the California League of Women Vot- |ers, is being boomed for the gov- | ernorship in that State. THE EVE DEBATE OF GLASS AND GOOLRICK OFF Spokesmen of Rival Guberna- torial Candidates Unable to Agree on Terms. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., July 30.—There will be no debate tonight between nited States Senator Carter Glasy and Virginia State Senator O'Connor Goolrick of Fredericksburg, represent- G STAR, WASHI ing rival candidates for the Demo. cratic gubernatorial nomination next Tuesday. The meeting was set for tonight at the City Auditorium here, Senator Glass defendinrg Harry F. Byrd of Winchester, and Mr. Goolrick G. Walter Mapp of Accomac. Announcement was made by George Bryan and Thomag D. Adams, repre- senting the factiofls, that the terms could not be arranged. Questions of advantages in opening and closing the flebate were involved. Twenty of 61 women who recently applied for jobs as trolley conductors in Toklo successfully passed examina- tions. MARION PLANS MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR HARDING Next Sunflay Second Anniversary f of Former President’s i “ Death. | By the Assocfaiod Prose | 'MARION,” Onlo, July 30.—Nexst Sunday, the second anniversary of the death of Warren G. Harding, will {be a day of tribute to the late Presi- dent in” Marion. Memorial services will be held in |the morning at Trinity Baptist | Chureh, of which Mr. Harding was a trustee for years. Open Saturday Until 2 P.M.: Starting tomorrow 'at 8 a.m. The Raleigh Haberdasher Final Clean-Up Sale of Summer Stocks Everything that is left from our selling of high-grade merchandise this Summer is included—at prices cut to the limit in order to make a clean sweep of everything, to make room for Fall Furnishings, Hats and Clothing, Shoes, etc. Palm Beach Suits, $10.85 Our regular stock of silk-trimmed, French-faced, well Absolutely from our reg- 32 to 48—tall Choice of the house. tailored suits, representing the best made garments. for this sale. Imported Madras Shirts $1.85 3 for $5.25 Two (2) Collars to Match Wonderful values for now and carly Fall wear. All sizes and sleeve lengths ular stock—making an unusual feature All sizes men, short men. Union Suit 95¢ Checked nainsook, sil dras; colors as well as Tropical Worsted, Gaberdine and Mohair Suits, $16.85 Two-piece, silk-lined suits. Formerly sold for $25 and $30. Well tailored to hold their style. All sizes to fit all men. + Hart Schaffner & Marx Dixie Weave Suits, $19.85 All shades—all sizes—tall men, short men. Custom tailored. Silk trimmed thruout. These suits formerly sold for $30 and $35. $1.50 Cut Silk Ties 69c Pure silk, silk stripes and figures. $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Fashionknit Ties $1.65 3 for $4.75 Blue Flannel Coats $14.85 Just the thing to wear with odd flannel trousers. Were $22.50. French Flannel Trousers $6.85 Values Up to $I5 Newest shades in stripes and solid colors. Mohair Office Coats $1.85 Black and gray to $7.50. Pajah\as $1.65 3 for $4.75 All shades: all styl sizes A to D. Fast colo fabrics. foulards; Were $ Palm Beach and Gaberdine Caps Were $1.50 and $2 69c $10, $12, $15 Bath Robes Terry, Linen. Crash $6.85 $1.00 Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs 49c¢ $6 to $7.50 Bathing Suits $3.85 Blues. tan, black : one-piece; all wool Straws ~ $1.85 165 Pairs Stetson White Shoes $1.85 All narrow widths: English white cloth and buck. Imported 34 Imported < Slip-Over Sweaters As llustrated $3.95 Were $7.50 and $8 Shirts $1.85 3 for $5.25 Collar-attached or band. White, tan, blue. Fast colors. Raleigh Haberdasher Thirteen-Ten F Street $1.75 Pure Silk Hose 69c _Cordovan or white, silk clox to match. Golf Hose $2.50 and, $3 Grade. .. 3amd 35 with Inc. $1.50 Madras S 1k ma- white Full-cut, regular garments. es; all rs, fine All sizes, fine quality. Broadcloth neck- ray or ull cut. LEUT CAGLE DE PLANE FALL FATA Marine Corps Air Pilot, Sta- tioned at Quantico, Suc- | ‘cumbs to burns. 1 | By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, July 30.—Burned |when his airplane was destroyed by ifire after crashing at Universal, near {here, Lieut. Thomas L. Cagle of {Coushatta, La.. a Marine Corps air I pllot, died in a hospital early today. Cagle and Sergt. Hopwood Kildow an observer, were en route from Akron, Ohlo, to Quantico, Va., the | Marine Corps base, when the accident joccurred. ‘They landed at Rodgers | Field for fuel yesterday, and a few |minutes later, while passing over | Universal, the motor developed trou {Me. The plane crashed when Cagle {tried to make a landing. The gas line {parted and the pilot was caught in the flames. Kildow suffered only slight bruises, ind was able to proceed to Quantico by rail. QUANTICO I SHOCKED Cagle’s Brother Officers Had Believed Him Out of Danger. Cagle's death cume s a distinct shock to Brown Field, ! Quantico, Va., the officer’s home sta’ tion. Col. T. C. Turner, in command |of the field, vesterday afternoon was {informed by a physician in Columb | Hospital, Pittsburgh, over long-dis- | tance telephone, that Lieut. Cagle was lin no immediate danger and all chances pointed to his recovery. When Col. Turner received word of | the young officer’s death early today, | he dispatched Lieut. C. F. Schildt by {airplane for Pittsburgh to take charge {of the body and funeral arrangements. | Lieut. Schildt left the Quantico Field {at 6 o'clock. The time and place for | the funeral will be determined after Lieut. Schildt consults with relatives | of the deceased. Lieut. Cagle’ his mother, Mrs. Thomas L. of Coushatta, La News of Lieut. i i | | | i | i E next of kin is given Cagle ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES TONIGHT. Debate on the proposed change in the rules of the Senate, advocated by Vice President Dawes, night amuel - Alvey societies of the National University, at 818 Thirteenth reet Red Triangle Outing Club will start on a moonlight hike through Rock Creek Park tonight, leaving from Con. necticut avenue and Grant road at 8 o'clock. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Supreme Regent, Royal Arcanum, will hold a conference with grand re- gents from the District, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Caro- lina, Georgia, Kentucky and Tennessee {at the Raleigh Hotel at 11 o'clock to morrow. Alpha Delta Phi will hold a lunch- eon at the Madrillon, 1304 G street, at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow The Sunday School and Christian Iindeavor Society of the Third Baptist ‘hurch will hold an outing at River View Saturday afternoon, a steamer at 1 Business Women's Council wil in the lecture room of the Churs the Covenant tomorrow evening meet Bmhs Reported fo the Health Department the hours. Frank P. and Florence M. Regan William A. and Helen I. Moore. bo Henry M. and Beulah E. Johnson Thomas B. and Margaret C Yiarri Harry Frank E. in Tast 24 boy boy and Maria Peters, girl s I, Carroll. girl Oliver Weleh. bos e L. Munter Harry O. and Myrtle M. Godwin. boy Henry C. and Ida McCeney. xirl Panos G. and Velma E. Bellas. zirl George and Ella Carter. boy Andrew and Dora Young, buy Wilson and Annie Brown. boy Deaths Reported ; The ftollowing_deaths have been reportec o the Health Department in the last 2 . 1401 Fairmont wirl Paul Hiser. 69, 13 Henry Ware E chie Henry. 3 Teving i ne. 6 Srd st 8. Freedmen's Hospital Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the tollowing: Clarence E. Becraft of Gaithersburg, Md and Sue E. Irwin of Edinburgh. Va Hardy B, Noll and Stella Yoring. Walter E. Cossis Robert F. Bories and Genevieve W. Ore- baugh. acob R. Newman and Sara A. Piel Carl T. Mellin of Philadelphia, Pa., Margaret E. Beezer of this city. Getty Lebo and Sophie Potiosnick, both of Richmond, Va Hampton Morton of Brook. Va. and Mary Smith of Fails Church, Va Pagguale Bisaceia and Anna Dorto. . Melvin Seets and Hilda M. Fulkosi. both of Baltimore. Md. LeRoy S_ Roberts of Arlington. Md., and Lillian 0. Walters of Fort Collin. Coio. Audres E. Smith and Ethel R. Péarce, both of Baltimore. Md. Charles S "Greenleaf and Augusta Price M. Huffman of Ravenna. Ohio, and Tolas A Matearet &, Forter of this city. FOUND. o and i H. will be held to- | Miller and | leaving on Woodburn. | nd Melba G. Thomas. | MAKING FALSE RETURN CHARGED TO SHERIFF County Man Bases $2,100 Action on Complications Resulting From Auto Accident. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., July 30.—Charg ing that Sherift Howard B.- Tields of Arlington County made a false clvil warrant and is guilty nce and malfeasance in dward Green of Clarendon filed suit in Circuit Court yesterday for $2.100. Green's attorney, Cornelius Doherty, gave out a statement. say ving his client’s auto on May 22 last w struck by an_ automobile driven S. F. Muserell and damaged. ) serell was charged with driving while under the influence of liquor and fined Attorney Doherty said a suit for damage was filed against Muserell | June 15 and that the papers were placed in the hands of the sheriff, who made the return that Muserell could | not be found in his batliwick Arlington Retired Evangelist Dies. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va.. July 30 The Rev. George A. Thompson, tist evangelist, of Parsons, W died at the home of his sister, E. Richardson, wife of the Rev. H. E. Richardson, here, after a long illness. He was a native of West Vir ginia, 69 years of ago and retired two years ago. THE WEATHER District of Columbia tonight; tomorrow, change in temperature; moderate west and southwest winds. Maryland—Partly tomorrow, showers; temperature: southwest wind Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight slightly warmer in west portion; to morrow, showers: moderate southwest winds. West Virginia—Partly cloudy, prob ably occasfonal showers tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight in east portion: cooler tomorrow in west portion. Va., Mrs cloudy little "¢ moderate tonight ange in west and Records for 24 Hours. Temperaturegsd p.m.. 86; 8 p.m midnight, 65: 4 am., 59; § am noon, 81. Larometer—4 p.m., 29.92 .95; midnight, 30.00: 4 a.m $ a.m., 30.05; noon, 30.03 Highest, 81, occurred at noon today. Lowest, 57, occurred at 5:30 a.m today. ‘Temperature same date last Highest, 95; lowest. 68. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 a.m. today— Temperature. condition, very muddy. ] 8 pm 30.01 ar— Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:38 am 9:39 pm.: high tide, 2:40 a.m. 3 pm. Tomorrow—Low _tide and 10:41 p.m. high tide and 4:03 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises zets 7:21 p.m. Moon rises 2:34 p.m.; sets 12:22 a.m Automobile lamps to be lighted one half hour after sunset “e“her in Various C Temperature. 2 Coast and and 10. 0 a.m. am 7 am.: sun sets 5:07 a.m.; sun ies. Stations. The following_births have been reported | Abilene Tox. Albany | Atlanta Charlestor. Chicago “incinnati sulveston Helena . ! Huron. §. . Kaneas City. Los Angeles Couisville Miami. Fla. City.. | Philadelbhia Phoenix Pittsburgh. Portland. M Glouds Pt.cloudy Rain Rain 0.06 0204 pokane WASH.D.C Cloudy (8 am Stations. London, England. Paris. France Berlin, Germany. Copenbagen. Denimark Horta (Fayal). Azores Homiiton. Bermuda.... Juan, Porto Ri Cubga. Z0 FUNERAL DIRECTOR: " Gawler Service Funeral Directors Slnce 1850 Mnin 5512 1332 Penna. Ave. N.W.. Greenwich time. today.) Temperature. Weather. 58 Clear 62 Clouds 48 Cloudy “loudy 82 Part cloudy Part cloudy Clear COLLIE. male. dark brown, white_under chin, wearing 1024-19" gt 0. 10130, Ap- some wh tail: . light brown. aws and breast: short | Rome. 16 8rd n.w. | PART WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER and | poodle, male, 1 7 | Saiare:"Roni> Washineton Animal e Y Alhgton Ani eue Learne. a0 Marviand mees s w, o oSl white with tan and muvm‘d X Legion “identification { erican Kot M e e BOOK, small Reward l! return: C. | Southe m Bl Apt st Herman TTER—Brown and ite: lon e From yicinity 15th and Aliison . | Libe al reward. . L. Sexton. Adams FYEGLASSES. shell rim. on D st and Market Space. Reward. 22, 316 East Capitol Tortoise-shell rim spectacies . E. Overstrect, 222 East Capitol st. Phone Tineotn BI85, 30° 3% 1° Tth at. between Arthur grieving for o | part | found in Lafayette | | reward. | Timothy Hanlon _641 H ST. n:., ____Phone L. 5543. _ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301_EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincoln 31 M LEE, Funeral Director and E: Livery in connection. Commaod; chapel ‘and modern crematoriim o 58, nified ma “Efficient_Service Co., LIVCOL\‘ 8200, Chapel " Frank Guet ’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTH ST, N.W. % | Modern: Chapel. - Telephone _Main 2 E T 'F. COSTELLO SR 2473 meoln 524 Fox TERRIER. white. nine mbnths ol b left ear lopped: answers to Rumn Re- ‘d_at 410 6th n FRATERNITY PIN—: Kfll¢ All)hl I'Dluun nearls and rubies: rd. West 1944, 3070 an 0v GLASSES. in_case, Tuesday. vicinity 1 S G wt, " wood 150 "L n:’“.:'ig YT bunch e A OWE Rt Vg “Retarn 907 “Fenne” & Emerson_Shoe Store. and m' rom K 1o B s Franklin uuo between 9 '&‘"‘B’e.‘n...f RING, diamond. Tady mond‘set t‘n biatinum. g at one. Col or” by fhat Edlvere ot mow. Liberal rewarg > : ]A'\fl:b T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. 51‘;‘. 1A hapel. ncoln 2, Model Chaptvate Ambulances Livery in_Connection VL. SPEARE CQ Zith the original are establish- i Formerly 940 F St Joseph'F, Birch’s Sons " (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST.N.W. E%{:fll"&’?.“““ 96 FUNERAL DESIGNS. 5 TEN-DOLLAR BILL, between 15th. Coliin- Clampis o road Feonlet fuux Stere, or 1th. £230 . Adams 628 or 1310 15t s TOOL KIT—Electrician’s: Tost Tu mn[‘n LS e D T i “or " informafion leading 10 FEcovers. Phone West 1227. WRIST WATCH. ladies’. Gruen- link bracelet attached: engraved. *F. reward. Call Adama (703, after 6. £50 nole. folded when droy in shooping distriet: upon fantorils e ncion ¥ T yhite gol A8 | Geo. C. Shaffer °° "15.55™ ’CHO]\‘%EFW AL EMBLEMS m);'u.‘,;e‘—‘::f’ BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beautiful Fiofal Deulnll at Moderate_Pricer h & H. uu\ oellver Prompt. Artistiedxpre ‘Gude Bros. nexpen ., 1212 F St. Neither the successors of nor connected | St. N.W.| Ordered to Air Depot. First Lieut. Earl R. Strong. Air Service Reserve, of this city, hds been ordered to Middletown. Pu., for dut in training at the Middletown air ntermeadiate depot d:arns ot Thanks. ish 10 express our sin stion. 1o our rel Kindness and floral tributes ath of our belo and_friends fo pathy and the beaut ing the illness and hushand 3 MRS. WILLIAM H. MARTENS AND SON * to express our sincece ppreciation 1o our relatives their rxpiession of sym iful floral tributes during nent at'th i zhter and wife PAGE. We wish thanks 'and and friends Pathy loved PAGE RIL] HARD 0BT and Mrs, W o I MR B G W AMAN. T at. Ni res ANDREW Aman. N BARKER. dence. b1 ER iday. July friends invited Coneressional Ce BERKELEY. Departed 7 @210 W i ¢ el Rt & S S Berkeley. He leaves five lwwnuf. . daugnte dren and : from S0 LS B e wood. . EC S AR Frienids irivited BOLDEN. Entered into eterna aesday, July 28, 1 Gut. ww. ARTHUR P. BARK band of Ida Barker (nee te residence Relatives anc Interment at 30 daughters, Brooks mother. Mrs. Mrs. Annie Britton: on: Buteher. an friends. Fune ad Deanwood 2 n.m LAGHAN. CA Chiarlen W ices for tm JOHNSON. f 23 INZO B. JOHNSOX. beth Johnson th st Juls s.w.. Fridas > b.m KIRBY. Tuesday, July 2R 1925 long " ilness. MARGARET. widow late John Kirby X0 'ye m residence of her s Ith st am. therce where mase the repose 0f her sou gressional Cemete-y MOLLO 1 “Jol L her son N thepine Alecia Clok uh of W erine Ersol mourn their w mother and 1 Dangerie broth, from Ebes ats. £e day. Auzust i friends invited. PRICE. Al me: notificd Mre MARTAPRICE. A Fust meetine MARY E. BRYANT ANNIE COOPER. Rec. Sec' THOMPRON. President 3 o pson. ~ He ture a mother. Mrs. 3 and three brothers, nd friends. Rem T, Rhines & Co.'s Tun 10 an RY WATERS Ut Washington. D. ( Mre. Mary Shreve Waters nd one dauxhier. Notice of f In m:mnrtal 3 BRANSON of our_ de BRANSON A F In N . r ISABELLF ilight hou toen veiis todas OTED HUSBAND AND CHII HER DAUGHTER. 3 COOPER. In lovin dear fither. THOMAS COOPER! 151 to rest two Years axo toda¥ are not That wou lonx as li We_ will alw LOVING ROSE. { DAWNON, of our de who depar July 30. 1 As, FORD. In sad bu our’devoted husb 0. FORD. who 8o &reat besond four 3 3} loving remem d and fath Tully mu»».-d the Years ako todar. Juiv That has cheered us in the past amid the thronging yonder Wa shall meet 1o Dart no more Grief will be dispelled forever When we nass to yon bright shore. HIS _LONELY WIFE. JANNIE FORD . CHILDREN. WAVERLY AND \_F XD LILLIAN FORD MITCHELL. = GRIFFITH. In loving remembrance of ou dear wife and mother, MAGGI! GRIF- FITH, who devarted this life seven years ago today. July 30. 1918 ar memors ling: fond and true Westmorelanid ~ C MRS. ANNIF HH Jacata. ant HTER AND SOX AND WILLIAM In remembrance of our beloved MARIA PAYNE. who departed one vear aro foday. July 30 ‘mother. thig life a bitter ery. Why. oh. why. did mother die Then comes an answer. soft and sweet Mother's not dead. she's only aslecp. Since you're asleen. we bid you sleep take vour quiet rest Your sleep on earth was but a day But Jesus’ slep iy biessed Eversthing w Tt you cou We would that ye with you had died LOVED CHILDREN. _ MAUDE ~ YOUN our. dailing. %ood miother. JE: PURCELL. who died one Sear ako todas, ."1024. Anniversary mass at St Aloysius. Mother. beloved mother. how s0on Would we cease to ween 2 Could we glance through the golden gate wav Whose keys the angels kee. But love, our love. that is deathless Can follow you where you roam Over the hills of God. mother. To the Nllllv{u] hills of home. HER EVE AITHFUL nAl ISABELLI LlLLlA\ AND R SHORT. In loving remembrance n! our dear nhulhmd and father. WILLIAM SHORT who d‘rnlrl;g this life seven years ago. - & LOVING WIFE BETTY AND SON ROBER’ s STRASBURGER. In memory of my hulh\md \vhn died three years azo. EVOTED WIFE. F! UJRE\I( E FRASBURGER. TATE. In loving remembrance of our dear sister and ter-in. . MIRIAM L. TATE. who departed this life one year axo todar July 30, 1024 Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid to rest. And those who still remember her Arr the onex who loved) E HER DEAR BROTHER AXND <ISTE LAW. CHARLES AND HTERS. dear X Y.