Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 7

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925 U. C. V. STAFF APPOINTED. Yaritis o inapetor senerat: v | MRS, ) K, JONES DIES |1, st servea three e sa| ERANCE T0 SEARCH | Promoter “Broke,” |STATE GAS STATIONS T Deaths, Tenn., quartermaster general: Brig. ! Long well known in Washington, Gen. Freeman, Commander-n-|Gen T 3t Tuowiler, Simistam | [N ATLANTIC CITY [ions dasademanordecon! - HOMES OF DEPUTIES| So Wife Pays Debt | FAGE FIGHT IN COURT Chief, Issues List at Richmond. J. M. Trout, Jackson, Tenn., chief of | vears, been a member of the Metho. . , RICHMOND, Va. July 31 ()—An. | ordnance; Brig. Gen. C. P. Jones, chief e S5 Cyiton. navite: Dalanged. o the To 0: her (mmn ' ; MOND, Va., July 3 —An- rtillery; Brig. Gen. W. O. . » lold Mount Vernon Methodist Episco 2 a " ¥ nouncement of the appointment of the | New Orjeans, commissary general; | Widow of Arkansas Senator Long|pai church Drastic Steps Ordered in Fight | 0il Company to Ask Injunction to| ) official and personal staff for the term | Gen. Stephen H. Reagan, Kansas City, s 3 She 1s survived by two stepdaugh- 4 SRR SO R R of his administration was made here | Mo., surgeon general; Brig en in Failing Health. Rites [ters, » « D TATA ko MERS Etave Against Reds’ Agitation in (algmin it il S 1 Halt South Dakota's Fuel today by Gen. W. B. Freeman, com- | James T. H . judge advocate a daughterinlaw, Mrs. NEW UK, July 3l-—Henry A : mander-in-chief of the United Con-|general; Brig H. M. Wharton, to Be Here. | <. Jones, ir.. of Washington; & French Army. Id:kll’:l,hm(\'nu‘rv‘r\l' \\)lev says ‘;'mm,; Price War federate Veterans: Baltimore, chaplain general; Admiral i Mrs. Joseph Johnson, of Lit e Hionths, 17 indll Eepauis hie rheaathy.| Maj. Gen. Harry Rene Lee was ap- | A. O. Wright, department of the Navy, : 16 M RE. ARk brother, Joseph | 5 5 nonthis in juil because his X Lo S dlee s pointed adjutant general and chiet of land Brig. Gen. Felix G. Robertson, | Mrs. Sue Somervell Jones, widow of | Somervell of Mariin, Tex.. and a|P7ihe Awociated Pross. et LI L red ML nom thpaYi R FIERES B D e aiias Brig. Gen. J. Colton Lynes, chief of aide: former Senator James K. Jones of|gliiGalhter, Mrs. H. B, Slocum.| 1S, July 31.—The governme I the support of another Womiin TR D Tu b den All‘(:\n.\. s, died in the Dennis Hulel: Senator Jones died in 1908, is more determined than ever in its The first thing ylor, onée wealthy, e ok o oue ol L ny | ;m.\:m’u; ("'\\:i“fli: md“\h- ;: l*‘l'”"}r The body will arrive here tomorrow |intention to carry out drastic action f’“: \’\"‘* to buy himn ”” & new sult “"‘} a court fight to restrain the R Wirdipecaivad poto e had been | pight, Jruneral arrangements have not | , % S conse- | & 1obster supper. He was committed | cOUrt MENL to restrain th In failing health for several years,|peen completed, but interment will be | *52In8t the Communists as & conse-| i, i for contempt in proceedings SR S e T and had gone to Atlantic City about |in Rock Creek (‘emetery auence of recent police investigations, | broight by Mrs. Genevieve H. Elder | Kasoline, the st g xeoulee i to recuperate. * She was Jones lived at 1812 Nineteenth |the resuits of which have been care-|of Stratford, Conn., to compel him to| 000 OF @7FENK e S N fully examined by Premier Painleve|CArIy out an agreement made in 1905, | (o bring the price mittee In 1896 when William J. F 2.000 ON OUTING The police have been instructed to| iiia" now dead n r th ite ) . A S : L which operates more th . B o e s S search the residences of all Communist | "% 1% Soah w r : are looking only for things they can carry e Donagog e g oo aldt leaders, even if they ace memers of| - Tavlor deposited only $9,000. He|dred ta d filling stat 1 South | CALLAGHAN i j i >arli 43 .| was ‘married in 1908 and has three|Dakota, announced that they we N oCALLAGHAN away easily—money, jewelry, negotiable ince the early eighties. coming to| 5 n. | Eariiament, the government announc-| WEP, MArriee tn 1998 and nas three|Da 4 3 St S 3 < 4 bonds, silverware and the like. They do Ehits ol e char hisbevii=ms ieet ‘A!hletlc Events Feature Govern-|ing that the law will take its course, | children leni i rn to|bring action in the State Suprem: ' s o) Mrs. Elder was his Court for an injunction to halt the s ed to the Forty-seventh Congress. He o g regardless of the position of the per. ou not invade homes where these are not to be s Rabisg Ry Clentedito tha Mot ment Employes’ Excursion. sons involved. As there is freedom of| Mrs. Marguerite Taylor, in refusing | activities of the State in the ‘g met with. eighth _and _Forty-ninth _Congresse wo thousand employes of the[opinion and speech in France, the|to pay the money recently, said she ;u’-n‘r»}v '\,'v','},f o “mym“wp === ———————| Government Printing Office and their |Prosecution is hampered in the ‘task,|did not svmpathize with « l at the State funds wil mprop ‘women wh Dej | hut it is understood that ficient evi- | her husband's act, but she paic erly expended and unfair npetitic Boxes in the fire and burglar proof vaults [ Government Priuting Office Cafeleria [ justify the prosecution of numerous| tired of the whole bt allx stations will be opened imme of this company avoid not only the risk of PROTECTION |unt Recreation Assaciation vesterday |Persons, some on serious charges. | timated her wealth b ;m e gai 8 hiby the vl ssoline will ikeli D g3 | he Communists have been speciz 00 and $1,000,000, none of which | at 2 L l°‘.‘ but also the likelihood of a prowler’s From Water in the Grave |at Chesapeake Beach. The program ! " oty o lotav aiatine aeainet the | she sot from her hasband pared wit 3 Ay it. The best burial case in the g ures of fron t ' A steel bel . which prizes were given CampalEn dujMorateo. | As far as legal proceeding he U otier atations i 1 Our Vaults are conveniently placed, on the man of o means bee | Chairmen of the committees in | — . apparently ;L vawv Lo n" ¥ 80on. as the neces: level. o, s loved"onesthe beat Without B piarge of the arrangements of the jail for life unless me ad | outing included Thurston G. Brown TRUCKS SMASH CAR. been paid il | : This wonderful Clark Grave B! (ickets committee; Harry G. Heiges, | = —_, i = i e :\l",u':vfsg;'tl.‘::::::: fl:,yr $85 ’v’vx‘\’nl“‘" l\.q:]\:];(._“m\.ho:' g:;‘:f;t:;HTW“ Men Are Injured” in Day's| Negro Faces Homicide Charge. CHICAGO FIRM AWARDED | - _— } Traffic Accidents. * Robert Jackson, alias Butler, col B|G ROAD JOB |N MEX|C0) ‘ atts, publicity, and with Wil- liam F. Berger, chairman of the gen- pope asipon el ot oo 3 AMBULANCES eral committee on the outing Three motor vehicles were damaged | yqiirday attornoon as the slayer of e officers of the recreation asso- | Yesterday when a truck driven by | JEiiniy,f IR 20 TRC TETET 0Tl i Bi1g Three Highways. to Be | UNlON Eocal $4 00 ciation are: J. Thomas Ford, presi- | Perry L. Thornton, colored, 741 Twen- | jVilliam Thompson, also 317 0 &' | | was featured by athletic events, for \ | |aacksox Calls dent: Joseph S. Cornish, first vice | ty-second street, siruck another truck | 1Rt of the latter's home, S1F O| gy pc0q ot Rate of $250.- Complete b e iten 1 DA ARG ¥ to Arthur Whitdomb, 3818 g ot o e e ot .. $100 D oo Bl o reet, on K between Thirtieth and | 1hompson and ‘\:‘{“1’{' Lo 000 Monthly an urer, and William Cassidy, chairman | Dougherty, driver of ‘the Whitcomb | tht iter, kilied Thompson when he| MEXICO CITY, July 31 ? s BROWN STONE e hoara of amiia truck, was slightly hurt. Thornton | galled to d S Jackson | tional Highways Commissior % uneral Home of was charged by the police with re- | D2 1Ot been arrestec s « contract for the constr —————— | sponsibility for the accident ree ma hways in D S Sart e W. w Chanban Ca Stanley N. Crosby. eolored, 7 years | T [with e Bvrne 3 Mourning Blacks Dyed | o1, 2107 Twelrth street, was knocked | | THE WEATHER Co. of Chicago. The compar 14th St., Corner Chapin 24-HOUR SERVICE down by an automobile at Twelfth and is to begin work before At Col. 432 E “Cleaning C V streets yesterday afternoon and his 18 to be paid 10 per cent of | 2 Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. |jetc arm injured. He was given first| District of Columbia: showers this | cOSt of the highways | Lincoln 239 aid at Children’s Ho al afternoon and tonight; tomorrow | 7The Chicago concern will | Muryland-—Showers tonight: tomor- | €rnment for purchase : Pl Bl i fo ‘west | undertakes an expenditure of 500,000| 3 Tois pesos monthly from gasoline and to- | Virsir " cloudy t bacco rever If the revenues and north portior >t amount to this sum, the commis- | draw « tions; fresh | with the and tomorrow, showers in north morrow Chiapas | Records for Twenty-four Hours. | rnern r—3 p ) OVERVALUES CLOTHES. 12 m SMALLWOOD. me WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Lower ‘ » CITY NEWS IN BRIEF The Sunday school and the Chris- ! ¢ 09 p.n [ tian ¥ of the Third Baptist The Sun and Moon a0 oo, Sae ne At TUYer | WEILs. - o s < rrow afternoon Elderly -+ e Today s L 1 s the church will be spe-| 1 ; |7:21 pn al guests, | Y W B Tomor ises, 5 E — } = ¢ sum sets, 7:90 b The Association of Oldest Tnhah-! ‘¢ t Moon rises t 1 itants will me at the ( En-| ¢ gine House, Nineteenth H streets & | half hour after sunset oo : = In Memorfam. : i it | The Washingfon Practical Psycho Weather in Va iti oty CIb will mest o TNl | o rnGRAN . e | ness session at the Play NGE Dart = ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES g TONIGHT | g il : ss Women's Council will | Albany : : 495 | Church of the « nt this evening. | Alantie b Ba ) i Reger Rayal Arcanum : S ' 145 | meets in conference with the erar 5 ... 3040 regents from the District, Marylan .::( 7 Virginia, West Vir 1ia, North Car L 4 3 na, Georgia, Kentucky and Tennes- | ghicars jSee this evening at the Raleigh Hotel 5 i : A lecture will be Street Temple tonight by Dr blum on “Some Questions—Pert and Impertinent HILTON. Sacre The bibliophilae class of the Y. W O e Kansas City 3 C. A. will hold a lawn party tonight | Los Angeles Ptcloudy lat Vacation Lodge, Cherrydale. Va Miami, Fla. Clear 0 | A_moving picture will be shown. Y, Orieans. 30.00 Clear e e gff. i 3 1 Ettouay | — FUNERAL DIRECTOR g : bhclond : Billadeishia 5005 % U Joseph F. Birch’s Sons e 3 : ] ISAAC, BIRC f S . 3034 M ST.N.W 0,08 - with many 1026 improvements . 3| ol S Seattle el Ty Ave. \ ¢ L WAoo fadi 8 8 oes Timothy Hanlon FOREIGN. 41 H ST. N.E Phone L. 5543 (8 am.. Greenwich time, tod CHAS. S. ZURHORST Stations Temperature. Weather. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. g e i Phone Lincoln & France a8 Clonay WILLTAM LEE, Funeral Director and £ Germany Cloe almor - Livery: i connection. - Commediogs Copenhagen. Derrark oy hapel ‘and. modern ‘crematorim. . Moderais Socinalin swedn e “B30TPar Ave. N Call MoGSaE orta Faval). Asores t“cloudy | **Quick, Dignified_and Efficient Service. London. England Ramn Quigs, DiggpiedJnd Efient §an Juan, Porto” Rico Cloar ¢ Deal & Co., Colon, Canal’ Fone Clobdy ¥ | 816 ¥ ST NE LINCOLN 200 Granama. © &ra — — O ——— | Automobile_Service’ Chapel LOST. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Bt e PARPIN n Wash SEVENTH ST, N.W God took ¥ g : t T Mode 1.~ Telephone : e l day: finder canl 3 o n Modern_Chapel one | woc'h . “ BILLFOLD, containing money and American T. F. COSTELLO 1 miss ¥ Legion destification tard: T erai reward NOW_LOCATED_AT God ven : BILLFOLD containing sum_of moncy: finder : ey T i Return to M urtt. 1638 R st.. Apt. 31 1724 N. CAP. ST. ORTH 707 But I = - kB - W return to_address found therein . or [ rd . BOOK. small memo.. "‘m, }m‘n and T s e » i Lincoln 524 eward i1 returned’ to ermann, 418 | 2 B SoutBern Bldr. Main i3, o 19| 1;\)“;.\ T. RYAN BRIEF CAS ontaining catalogue and other 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. papers: in_the vicinity of 9th or 10th st. Model Chapel south of G st. & Finder x”n ee return, [ P—na!e Ambulances. 230 beh i iverv in Connection. _ COLLIE, whits and tan, white marking right MARGIF _,Fda of "neck, one hmrdur named Buddy V‘L SPEARE (\0 i‘",’,'\\\"",\\l SxIPn DRESS COAT. gray: at 5th and E sts. n.w.. the_succoseors of nor connected | o i J Thursday, 7:10 p.m. Finder return 616 % | o N®4her She, 51 W, Speare estabis! o et : o, 1009 H St N.W. EARRING, screw. diamond setting o k. h e A N h}u(vruxuh' 240 F St NW i 1 a : in case: on cars be- | = FR AL DF\‘( | MRS, KATI WOoD. etown and 15th d K sts. J LS "MEARA ed 10 the m of my de vieinity 13th Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. ried t life 17 vears ago ‘today v i 311908 ¥ Mes. Wood. 1330 L et Main | =(yde Bros. Co., 1212 F St.| #sB8Pouren. manoaner v cox. KEYS, bunch, name “A. H. Ouigley” on tag, | 2 A @ 900 14th St | ROLLINK. | In memory of our dear mather Eoarat reward, Retuin 007 Ponna. ave Geo C. Shaffer °°° 145,5'J5%- |~ ALICE ». 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Designs at Moderate B o e a0 of 'a carat. = Phone Col. 9397 ar bring to ) As s life and memory last 041 Calvert st. n.w. _Liberal reward PY‘ICQ NC THE FAMILY TOOL KIT—Electrician Toduy recalls th ory 37¢h st. near Wisconsin ave. 613 Toved one 1ad to © turn ‘orinformation leading to recovery. ! o e B o Fl Ior/.s ts Ang L e e ; DEVOTED SISTER 44™& HSTSNV. MAIN 6oss | TR AW