Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1925, Page 5

Br the A READING A After racing ¢ 3 lifferent ssociated Press o one; ner tear red and twc prisoners slack ading | said today the cansed when | e bombs, K hurled o crowd of so fired into_the Smith nd North eeting. which began early last field on N ALEX \\[)RI\ Va., August 13| to get them the pri Troopers Rushed to Reading |1y Conduct in their cells. |found that last night the mers ordered by James Sillix, the jailer, to to Sillix the pris- rong force of to chasing mosquitoes, prob- threatened to end in | State Amervican Legian convention, hurled, & score of [ to F. Clinton Knight, commander of allezed Klans- | Abou ) people attended this yvear's 1 Louis H. David- [ ton, D. €., who was arrested here 1 ommonwealth attorney of West- 1lke, city health officer, \uu!d&l\L were taken to prevent the s f-| Delaney Jewe'l to Providence Henry street, who lived on the way to the hespital August lof Fairfax County (Special).—According to Paul Morton. its establishment. When the officer S | work, saying the) ! they should not work if such were true to End Disorder When had been cutting up. making some ‘m out the fuss they redoubled it, zust 13 will be L:;\O‘Il their regular din maobilized here today s afternoon held in Staunton the first t days inti-Klansmen had | the local post, the State convention nd Henry Tuesday on the St. Johns steamer, d County, was taken back to diphtheria case which as the ¢ the malady by taking 11 from the | pital, where Smith died Smitk died ast Saturday, and | from an infected throat |when he turned ou T GASANDGUNSUSED | srxenmrea cily mdnager, the chain gang failed who works the gang went to the jail | bread and water for alleged disorder land started an investigation. It was Antis Interrupt Meeting. | sovdnatured noise ce ‘were placed on ds from four today and the chain gang will ed out a Ku Klux Klan Alexandria delegation to arrival several { of this week, has returned. According by stones and clubs, shots w 6 was secuced for this city booked at the Read John Mothershead of Washing- on the ccmplaint of W. C. here s .upmherx of the families of F. Hammond Jewell, 17, 317 16-vear-old sister Alic Jewell, died Hill Davis, & motor cyele ymll-vn ctions = automol omobile driven o auic Judgment i the ditch and Davis suffer- sepa- | wrrived by | ween the einforceme thegselves {saved hitting the off - ed a sprained ank '“)( ]\\ “ ] E. A called meeting of the board of ! directors of the Chamber of Commerce | - wis held vesterday afternoon to con ROCKVTT y ¥ d.. Auzust 13 (Spe-|sider the proposed hard-surfaced road cial.—The publie schools of Mont- |wa gomery County, both white and col-[ington. A permanent highway will reopen on September 10, ac-|road committee was appointed, which cement today by |will meet with the committees from FHE nty su- other cities along the y chools. 'On Septem- [and formulate « plan for : and colored |highway. The committes will number rate conferences |seven. Four have been appointed. do immediately | They Urban . ing of a school |Smoot. K. A. Feltzkeller and ¥: Williams. Michael Freidson, 300 South | alrfax street, was admitted to-mem- ship. Huzh T. Clarkson and petitive examina 3ducation the September meeting on the sub- ject of phone rates W. B. WESTLAKE SUED es of Ken Lee Darby of m College. Warfield of New g Daw sonville: Mary tute of Art and imore, Miss Kath ithersburg. ounced the | following teach- | Miss Ella Umbeck Miss abeth Mur- | Jone: Hoff: Tavern Propristor | Hormarly'in| Prof. Charged appointment Principals. Park D. C. Financial Circles, With Infidelity. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVIL August 13. Gertrude | William proprietor of Miss Abi-| Dixie Tavern, Rockville, and former Rockville i ly well known in Washington finan Ament. Gaith-| cial circles, is named d Sl D . is named defendant in Helem Wood, Woo a Davis and Mis Spring. Th ciose the | *{F O or e the | with infidelity and names Thrhond to and | Gertrude Sonnekalb. who is in his o |employ at his Rockville hotel. She {also charges that for the last year he {has failed to contribute to her sup. port and that of the couple’s only Miis Anaiey M. Shover 19, of | child, W~ IIH:IH) €. Westlake, 19 years e Y et as 010 Whio I iin the cnstidy or. Bis Ejtegntise, W Va. iwers marHied i it Ringer of Gaithersbure, formerly pas.| Mrs. Westlake represents In her r'of Grace Methodist Chirch at that [Dill that the Rockville hotel property of the defendant is worth appre mately 2 nm that Zeller and side, and Mrs. Ella Wootton 0ol board has de school at Middlebre tacilities for the t child hat nei from the school at Ce { Circuit Court |afternoon by Mrs, lake of Washinzton. here yesterday Agnes. C. West- Mrs. Georgian Takes Bride, Henry O. Griffin, 30, of Atlanta, Ga of the 3 hington alimony, a of Salem, Va .| share the defendant’s real and of Bos. | personal property and that the de. | fendant be required to contribute to | ward the support and maintenance of | ithersburz, this| herself and son during pendency of saithersburg | the suit ple were married in pastor of Ep n, 1903 worth Methodist Church of that place. ‘estlake is )»prpkented by ALl The report of Judge Samuel Rig Robert Peter, foriet th of June, just submitted | o Sie shows . | 0DOR OF OPIUM LEADS lected in t Ehagyaiod. Of “amount_$1,150 vehical cases, o in the motor which e motor vehicle | comn For under the Kelly and tenced to 20 « in jail e Tudge Samue szs in the mond T and Miss H i 19 Miss Naomi Selby. both of ¢ county, were marr by Rev. J. C. Si ir Wallach and Marion W | Two Men Taken in Raia by Nar- while | cotic Squad Officers Are Held for Hearing. rating automobiles influence of liquc Fumes of opium led Detectives San ders and Warfield of the police nar- cotie squad to make a raid on room 10 on the top floor of 318 Pennsylvania avenue last night They found one Chinese, half asleep, holding u he: ted 3 pipe. and a second washing Samuel Fir fined *d 10 have been used to cl oy Judize Rizgs in | PiDe. they reported. Shis: Potice $ S w00k, 48 ¥ s the room, and RECEIVER IS NAMED. 8§« street Attorney to Handle Affairs Bankrupt Bank President. rison Tie the ilou rection. Upon heinz 1 zuilty intoxicatin in hi with the of having vlored, was Lee, 41 his visitor, aring this morn. nited States Comm Turnage, Lee Look, who was under bond on a narcotie e, was ordered held for action by grand jury. Bond in this set at $2,500. HI attor- | p= e for John| A Seine-to-Thames closed Car-|plane service h: 1\ member | = Phone Main 8108- nn. which was , 604-610 9th St. $7 rooms. $6 weekly: $10.50 room: $14 with . shower and lnvatory, sfu more. Rooms like Mcther's. 1., August bert M N. Jarvis bankruptey the ase was amphibian been started. air- ComdEs Hotel Inn inking de; voluntary pe- giving his assets his £8.069.00 The Co-operative Group of the Washington Wholesale Drug Exchange Announces a Sales Campaign for the Druggists’ Own Wonderful Wadrex Ice Cream This Sales Campaign Will Include a Weekly Offering of Wonderful Wadrex in the New Style Bulk Packages Ask Your Own Druggist to Supply You With Wonderful Wadrex Druggists’ Co-operative Committee Paul Pearson, Chairman A. V. Burdine A. F. G orsuch H. C. Easterday D. J. Mattingly W. P. Herbst F. B. Tipton oners ‘refused to | had been put on | Morton said | When they were | the | = and | Hos- | next to| his | connecting Richmend and Wash. | oposed route | the new | Lambert, W. A.| will be . /invited to speak before the chamber | BY WIFE'IN ROCKVILLEy lute divorce filed in | Westlake charges her husband . of Rockville TO ARREST OF CHINESE | THE EVENI | SMASHES WINDOW | TO STEAL HIS BABY STAR., WASHINGTON, | Deputy Sherift Richards, the sherit ,wenl to that place and, after a chase about 10 miles, captured Dudley, whu had nothing to say about his ¢.-uom, of last night. he prisoner was taken to Arlington 10um Jull, where he will be held . ding a hearing tomorrow morning Clarendon Man's thht Across | hefore” Polee Court Judge Harry | 2 2 | Thomas. He is held on a charge of Field With Arm Slashed | housebreaking. 5 | ' Dudley and his wife, formerly Miss | Creates Excitement. | Dorothea Wilson, eloped about a year Arh e |ago. They separated _about two SO months ago, before the birth of the | baby. A “suit for divorce, instituted yA.f,ln Mrs. Dudley, is said to be pending. used excitement | In the meantime the father was al nicht when he lowed by the court to see his child | visited the home of his wife. from |six hours two days a week, Sundays ! whom he has been separated two and Wednesdays. | months, broke a window pane with FREIGHT LINE SOLD. his fist. seized his month-old bahy Charleston, | Spacial Dispatch | CLARENDON, V: William R. Dudley in Clarendon it o The Star August | dzughter, who was asleep in its crib, | and fled. | In sm cut an lowed by | mothe udle ']\(l»:.ll'n‘ ey 4 The Shipping Board today sold the | wx”m v . Jarendon. where, | American-Palmetto line of freizhte | after nearly paing from" lous of {0 the Carolina Co. of Charleston, 5. C. ‘w {8 Ba aitmcnd Tebi cnta [lhn sale price was $5.75 a ton, or | table 70.000 for six ships, with service Worn s sanit e Wl = ranteed for five years. i | burn of Ballston, who t the in-| Although Trusdel, Plant & La Fonts | jured man and returned the baby to [of New Orleans offered this week $6.50 its er ton, or about 000 more than the | Sheriff Howard B. out | Charleston company, Palmer held that ‘a warrant for Dudley today and then | the latt as operators of the line,| set out to find him. He received word | were entitled to consideration which that the man had bees seen in the | the slightly larger bid of the New Or- l\xrmn' of Bon Air. Aeccompanied by | leans company should not outweigh BOYS SHOP ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE P-B STORE il ?{/{é/{i/ffmf hing the window Dudley ery in his right arm. Fol- the cries of his wife and inlaw and aroused citizens. s c. American-Palmetto Freighters. Company Buys| elds swore | No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders i All Sales Final i The Boys' Shop has many items i suitable for immediate wear and for ! school—broken sizes, one and two of a kind—for quick clearance tomorrow and Saturday. | 25 Boys’ Wool Suits $6.75 Were $12.75 and §15 Come with two pairs of trousers in ; sizes 14 to 18 only. | [ i 12 Boys’ Auto ‘ Dusters ; 65c Were $2 Sizes 10. 12, 14 and 16, Some counter soiled. 15 Boys’ Coveralls 65c Were §1.75 Of khaki, in sizes 2, 3 and 4 only. Some counter soiled. 51 Boys’ Wool Suits $13.75 Were $18, $20 and $22 Suitable for school wear. has two pairs of trousers. range. suit size Fvery Good | Boys’ Straight Pants 59c Were $1.25, $1.50. §1.75 Of and Boys’ Wash and Straw Hats 45¢ Each Were $1.50, $2 and $2.50 All sizes in a wide as- sortment of styles and patterns. 35 Boys’ Uni Suits 35¢ 3 for $1.00 Were $1 Each Sizes 2 to 8 years. Suits are cotton ribbed and come with waistband attached. Sizes 3 to 10 years. kha white duck other materials. Boys’ Wool Caps Were $1 and $1.50 Broken sizes of caps that were made from woolen suiting mate- rial. { | 100 Boys’ Ties 19¢ Each Were 50c Silk four-in-hands and ties included. Boys' Pajamas 79¢ Were $1 and $1.50 One and two piece suits, counter soiled. in bow sizes 8 and 12 years only. E Boys’ Blouses 35c¢ (3 for $1.00) Were $1 Each madras and percale. neckband counter soiled: sizes 8, 9 and 10 Of style. only. Store Closes at 2 P.M. Saturdays in July and August Official Headquarters for Boy Scout Equipment A Barber Bill Shop Where Kiddies Enjoy a Haircut The Avenue at Ninth D. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 192 “From_the AVENUE ot NINTH- Sinal e of No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders—All Sales Final The past weeks of Semi-Annual Clearances have left many odd lots, groups of counter- soiled merchandise and other items that will be disposed of tomorrow and Saturday with no rcgard to former or cost prices. 128 Palm Beach Suits $9.75 $15 Values 4 suits Regular 6 suits | 6 suits 3 size 35 Regula Size | size 44 | 4 suits 2 suits H | size 42 | si: 1 suit Stout Size Long 3 suits i s | 1 suit 2 size 50 1 suit size 39 |. 2 suits | size 38 | siz size 44 | size 46 | uits | 3 suits size 42 | size 44 uits size 46 T suit size 50 suits 39 | size 40 1 suit out.] | size 38 Short Size 16 Blue Serge Suits Were $1650 to $30 Some with two pairs of trou $9.75 Quantity. Size, 13 Prep Suits Were $16.50 to $30 Some with two pairs of trousers From Men’s Shoe Section ‘22 Pairs of Men’s Russet Oxfords (Some With Rubber Soles) $2.85 $6 and §7 Values From Men’s Furnishings 18 Silk and Silk Mixed Shirts $4.85 Were $7.50, 510, 512 All white, pleated and plain, in sizes 14, 14 110 Sleeveless Undershirts 29c¢ Sizes 44, 46, slightly 18 Sterling Silver Buckles $1.95 Were $3.00 48 and 30 counter soiled. Some Come complete with genuine leather belt of finc quality 360 Soft Collars vel Sets S T om S0c a Dozen $3 . 85 Were 50c Each 2 57 Discontinued et 36wl counter soiled. 1613, 17, 1715, 18 styles. mostly Sizes 13%, 16. Absorbent robe, slippers and bath cloth in each set. 240 Cotton Neckties 3 for25c¢ Were 75¢ Each 17 Coat Sweaters $4.85 Were $8 and $12 Sizes M, 36, 38, 40, 44 A good variety of colors. Figured four-in-hands of cot- ton Shantung. 20 Turtle Neck Sweaters $2.15 Were $4.00 Sizes 34. 38, 40, 42, 46, come in solid colors. 122 Athletic Union Suits 65c Were $1 and 52 Sizes 34, 36. Full crotch. cut, closed These * NATIONALLY KNOWN STORE* From the P-B Men’s Clothing Department 60 Mohair, Linen, Tropical Suits $11.50 Values up to 520 35 \’lnlmnr Sum Stout Size 6 suits e 46 1 suit size 40 1 suit size size 48 9 Linen Suits Stout Size > suits | size 37 1 suit size 40 S English Lounge Suits $12.50 antity. 8 English Golf Suits $12.50 Quantity, 34]36(38 Men’s Clothing Size, 26 SU]tS (Regular and Norfolk Models) $16.50 Values Up to $50 Reg Size . 1 suit size 39 Stout 23 Sport Coats Knit Wool Gabardines $9.75 Values Up to $20 Quantity 7 Men’s Silk Suits $9. 23 5 Values 2 suits size 34 T suit size 34 2 suits suits 35 size 36 2 Men’s Seersucker Suits $8.75 512 Values Stout 23 Odd Vests Cloth and Wash 95¢ Values Up to §35 |1 vest [3vi Regular Sit | size 33 | size 1vest [1vest |1vest | size 39 | size 40 | size 42 300 Pairs of Odd Trousers $3.85 Values Up to $6 All Sizes The Avenue at Ninth