Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925. 7 1 FLYING MADE SIMPLER. | WOMEN TRY SUICIDE. PR[SIDEN'I”S TRIP Mystery of ng [}AUSES []F K[MAL ; OTdCI'eff"tf:v}fjlsr‘r!falf-pv i ¥| New Sextant Makes Terrestrial Ob- | Wife of Sereen Actor and Ex-New Stolen Off Fingel' | Facia N Y ks hoin Draten to e 1 servations Unnecessary. Yorker Attempt to Kill Selves. 4 st LISBON, August 14 (#).—A sextant HOLLYWOOD, Cal., August 14 (). IS MARRED BY RAlN 801ved by SleUths DlVURBE A SEBRET‘ which enables an air pilot to take ob-| —Two well-to-do Hollywood women, R o {Y} | servations and find his bearings while fizured prominently Walter ! in police report | < in the air, which, it is believed, will | of attempted suicides here last night After police had been informed Carvs of Ehanks‘ materially alter the methods of aerial |One, Mrs. Imogene Hauser, wife of that a $1350 diamond ring had S v 4 S navigation, is said to have mw-n great | William Hauser, motion picture uctor, been slipped off the finger of M f 7 in a series of tests aboard |left a mote for ner humand saving | DOWAPOUr Makes Going Haz-| crace it ones, ‘who operates 4 | Moslem Law Shields Details. an airplane. The inventors claim the | “since vou cease to care. for e T v room at Fourteenth street, , r 1 | 1 new sextant enables the pilot to dis- |cease to exist.”” She will die, surgeons ardous on way to v crook: Sergt. (}Jx Turklsh Leader s Wife Con- "“'m' Y ' restial observations and 1 BY rl'td‘xd ul{ tel e 4, Th of the bullet wound in her lung. o arcl ol navigate by astronomical observations | The * other wamaa. Mus © NonE: £ Searth (his tior alone. Tt was invented Ty Admiral | Maloney Sout,"said. to be s danehter | Plymouth, Vt. n.'.‘-i‘,’,,i.',".,‘r‘"fiui’";f.;.i,.‘;m,( ihe sented, Rumor Says. Gago Coutinho, and certain subse-lof the lates Chief Justice Maloney of | 2 irmont street : - quent modifications have been made | New York, fs expected recover | When the first report came by Capt. Castilho. from the effects of a draught ef | By the Associated Press. i T By the Associated Pre : 3 through police wer (stified 4 -—————————————— [ poison. Police investigation revealed | EN ROUTE TO PLYMOUTH, V Hiow 5. ting ot1a BamiDres o e LONDON, August 14.—The Mourni Blacks Dyed no motive. WITH, PRESIDENT COOLIDGE,| finger of the proprietress of the |I¥ concerning the reason for : voice f Mustapha emel Pash Sale of Blue-White zitiol sEvice peowes PIRCHBUNG, Mu: vt | (o, Lt B vt (106 o b el £ 3 oo > Dast of ey b otor| until an hour later had all the b 3 S oue. & y| Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. | CANADIAN FOREST FIRES |Travelins nurt of the way by muior| Sl an hour later ‘had "l “the |5 o (he Turlceh Repubic, incoln 239 through a_blinding rainstorm, Pres- Tt T st tied by Tha D « , centration wrinkles on ' erstwhile - P e bR . ident and Mrs. Coolidge, on their way S . yorts from Constantinople, but CHECKED BY HEAVY RAIN [{on: ampscott to” Bivmonh, Ve, Dlacid brows. ' Pt ramots 1§ oné that e stopped at Ayer today to exchange Heege: Gulovleabelongs o the |12 ed. ST 1 81 ”m‘ o with thefr son, Corpl. John| School of police who refuse to ad- | tually nged Large Blazes Now Under Control. e he sy mille| mit that an impossible thing can It seems that Solidge SEhors n Phe clxens happen when -something else could |quite fr b | § A e | Missing Fighters Are Re- m;;‘v lrd;nln',: vu;nn m-...-l her e have happened. So they went back |Christian countr oo Poeatiss ; Two hours driving brough 61 AT saaavhalll for hi Ehag ks ization of Turke 35@0 A S ported Safe. President and Mrs. Coolidge from |== archod for the ring again s du o Coellgs B the custom of tre: e ze of Ayer, : By the Associated Press e e e B o Wiiger o Calvin. by Eain, it /tha VANCOUVER, British Columbia, | form awaiting them. Both left their | Weather was inclement, he left e Sugust 14— lairly heavy rains which | limousine, kissed the lad and talked [ Summer White House at 9 a.m. under | *“}75.5 Sepasation. A A % | e general on Vancouver Island |y n several minu yefore pro- |an overcast sky. As his automobile | . 5 o old Mz All, flashing, blue whitedia- ¥1| A $500 Funeral for §250 e umE e Brifla e ot e passed through the historie towns ot | o A . e iful Silk Plush Couch <o during Wednesday night and L xXington and Concord rain fell in- Sptider e et monds, set in the latest e st TR T esterday have effectively checked the Ride in Downpour. termittently, but it was not untll| s sroouee n° Qimeren e uns 1e funeral goods. At less for a menace for the present. | Shortly after leaving Ayer thelafter Aver had been passed that a | op Dio“"} S 18-kt. filigree basket mount- whole funeral than the charge ° large fires now are reported | presidential automobile car ran [real storm was encountered. his wite 4 by the oldtime undertaker for " control and forestry officials|into a downpour which made travel Dangorous Tiaftic 5t and ings. These must be seen D o i Ve relleve. ]| SXect fo have the situstion woll 1ol o e COretel M ade trave Dangerous Traffic. pes LI ¥ . (|} you of all responsibility, attend f|{hand by tomorrow tremely hazardous. Undaunted by | John Coolidge was taken from |yoreesfier and the th to be appreciated. Yo ull and furnish hearse and he Frazer Valley, where u num- | the storm the President continued on | Camp Devens, near Aver, to greet|©%, The wife cannot ' cars and this beau $250 ¢ of bad fires were burning, the|his way at a 30-milean-hour clip, his parents along the way by Brig. riage agreem ful casket, complete. . situation was reported much im-|passing through here shortly before |Gen. Barnum, commandant. This ar- G $1 a week et el Sraves % ngement. Shabled. the Bresidont. 1o ; , Four fire fighters, missing last| Although the President had ir ass on without going into the huge Her Dowry Large. | AMBULANCES | ||ty i darene, ju | vonmh e mropoen e s | ek o i T g SHINGTON'S OLDEST CREDIT JEWELERS Locul §4.00 ‘:)“'1‘11'.11":&.,.1 Fires I tab Mo | ot birthplace, home of s the storm broke it became f . : . litisie the o i ? {large dowry ) mal | v colls ged father and burial t of ark that headlights wer 3 ek S a3 fered | 0'DONNELL - | A number of cars following the I T i i % Complete 3100 |ident and carrying newspaper men |12 P€ an ag Funerals were forced out of line by the down- | ! | pour and frequently trucks swerved t Wity Cas Gliamibers Do Uits? wround corners d the presiden- | v et il PALMER The Larg st Equipment in City tial procession over the slippery road ¢ i w t a rate which might hu\el — m“;{‘l}\‘ S brought on a mishap. . It was President Coolidge’s inten- | {aPha ~Kemal —w Funeral Home of tea y lm at : tion to reach Plymouth before dark | jrgy ™5 % conaue | and on leaving Fitchburg he faced | ;- 0ER O day. 1 W. W. Chambers Co. || The prospest of more. plesgant travel | they had the same ambitin ! : e 14th St., Corner Chapin | as the sun was shining. i 2 e Voo h B R ] | | said it was c as they Col. ST R, each other better did t Goodrich Buys Tire Concern. |realize that “tl i work of ambition was : AKRON, Ohio, August 14 ().—|must always continue.’ Purchase of the patents, manufactur-| So they were The sights are all lined up on Succe ng and sales right of the Rubber Ace |year-old bride, but to be able to pull the trigger at just Co. of Chicago has been announc in the costume of ght tir : S and e by the B. F. Goodrich offici: the traditional v the right time requires nerve and stea gl S e e | forts to advance the lot o ness; and to obtain nerve and steadiness Ace manufactures puncture-proof ountry. On a Savings Account is an absolute e inner tirés. id: “My hu —_— PR RS S fect accord on th sential. It assures security and confi- sphere, as we dence in any undertaking. Start saving. Rengnatmn! Accepted. juestion: today! Open an ount at one of our The resignations of Capt. Harvey E. Ganiesof i ciost Sacvieit Ragland, Field Artillery. and of %5 st sornite | ond Lieut. George F. Bruner, Artillery Corps, have been accepted s ANGE by the President i arba Second National Bank ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. e ral days. 2 ] 3 . ic by i “The Bank of Utmost Service” | e 20 5‘ e g, Business Women's Council will meet | to be the ailme 509 Seventh Street N.W. at the Chu of the Covenant this evening. Mrs. Edouard Albion will s the private concern ffected, and ne jewels and oth bibed feminist back to her home. e Open A Day Saturday rovement Sale Values i ;n All Departments $5 Blankets Satisfactio A | 1,\ 66x80 size. iy i Doubl °k ouble thick in oconde (o B light and dark = : B8 i e 1333 G Street N.W. e o A ticRaY s THE WEATHER terns ) 810818 Seventh Street and fluffy. Top Notch Tent, Military Order of £ the Cootie, V. F. W., will meet tonight e : Third Floor at Redmen's Hall, Nineteenth street [;anu _of P nd Pennsylvania avenue. Al V. F.|&n¢ e s . . ¢ ocoler Sl]k Hos‘ery W. members are invited. ot “m;lh“ The Gen. Adna R. Chaffee Canton-| West ment, National Indian War Veterans, meets at 6:30 in Stanley Hall, United 66 99 ¢ i States Soldiers’ Home. Recoad Tox:ot Poes: S lAN DARD 53 2 2 D. C. Chapter, American War Moth- 4 pm., 90 s : ers, meets at 8§ o'clock at 522 Sixth |83; . 71; 4am., 13; ey 7 $ : Barometer—41 2 The sixteenth annual retreat under | 20.50: 12 midni the auspices of the Catholic Women's 83 Literary Guild will begin at 6 o'clock |~ Highest tempers t the Mount Carmel Retreat House, [at 5 p.m. yesterday Second and T streets northeast. ture, 68 Red Triangle Outing Club will make | 943 L | ure same date last year— a 40-mile trip down the Potomac, leav. [ , Temperature same date last vear—| | Featuring Correct Shades for Fall 1.35 Perfect Full Fashioned Chiffon and Autumn s Smartest Hats = . Are Shouvn at Unusually % Weights All that a for ly Low Prces Tomorrow Gran ek e e ey A styles and maerials are so N all fashion book—sunset, h z . blonde, peach, atmosphere, sun- ¢ far above the average thz you will be ¥ Tidee Beeroh nte miide. € t their price. Every new stone-gray, thrush, skyne, toast Tne sented—smallmedium and L] gun metal, white and black. occurred at 3 - COURTNEY. 1 TRTSEY ing on the steamer St. Johns at 7|HiEhest, 76; lowest, o'clock. Tide Tables. Sermon on “The Messiah Ideal” at| (Furnished by United States Coast the Eighth Street Temple at § o'clock | and Geo S = a | this evening. Sisterhood Vacation | ~Today—Low i nliam sty bath il be oheerved At ip@g|11:04 pm.; high tide, 4:18 a.m. and o'clock tomorrow morning. &% b row—Low tide, 11:41 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF high tide, 5:07 a.m Amaranth Lodge, Knights of Py- The Sun and Moon. D mEvOT ias, meets in regular session Mon-| mogay_s oEe am.: s s T chedule of no meeting i during August has been changed. GREY sets 7:05 p.m Tomorrow—Sun Feast of the Assumption of the|Sun sets 7:04 pm Blessed Virgin Mary will be observed [ Moon rises 1:02 am. N 99 |at the St. Mary’s Church tomorrow at | Automobile lamps to g meorning and at 12:10 noon. Wi aris St . F lt Hats s Saturday = ENZO L Tows Avenue Playground will hold unnmg € . “Princess Pat” Day GASOLI NE hee s e ; ¥ ' d A dlay it Auhi b 6 ntraiine : Eghater mirest. Suwia ber. | WILLIAMS, In sad rememby i e v ““Prince: > v '“—_‘—h—, Benefit _d: fe h : fell aclesp 1n Jesus one yea $1.98 and $2.89 5 Cream Packars ot onty sse. |16 | RO A S DGR | irenee Vomeaer Fice' Bepmrimminn ' Foavonen apes shown & beautiful Street Floor colorings as wil as black. AR Heights Volunteer Fire Department : Tiond e Auy e dhe sort vou would expgt to pay at least two or three 7y This splendid preparation—in a will be held at the Berwyn dance 3 times these prices Brilliant{colors or black, tiny or a bit 7 package consisting of lipstick, = hall tomorrow night. T YT Piaiondy large 1t al] close-fitting aspbecomes a chic hat rouge and twin cream. Won't Albany 3 Clondy : J vou convince yourself of 3 Lawn fete will be held at the St.|Atlanta Street Hnurfkln; s Palace o Saml o oucsslciorale g Removal Sale on = | Francis Xavier Church, Pennsylvania | A it = e Rouge, 50c. Vivid Englich tint ¥ and Minnesota avenues, each evening | Birmingha from tomorrow until August 22. A |Bismarek 0.08 be 0 Lipstick, 25¢. d . 2 v 3 D prize dance will held tomorrow | Buffalo - 32 010 zla.e l:oud;r. s"Mh. Kell S rm fleld night and a baby contest is scheduled | Ch S < eans| ngrhre:lnl.] Oc. 5t for next Wednesday. Rev. Joseph V. X i 66 0.34 reasure Chests, $1.75 and $3.50. Buckley, pastor of the church, is in |Cleveland 3 0.01 Street Floor g Fl .bl C d T. charge of the arrangements Denver ... 0. 20.4 bion Sloar 4 Local Union No. 118, National Fed- | Guirmo i RS B clouc Reduced & $ 88 < = . €XiDie Lor ires eration of Post Office Clerke, will Tt | Sakaa " 5 2eg BR 0,13 Rain " | ‘ \ 5 2 a Midsummer frolic at Green Willow So 5 0.01 Clea Way Belou i Shm Corselettes “The best tire Kelly ever built” Park tomorrov. el g R Regular | : Usually ; Casings Tubes s Z tonds Kia "eck S $1.50 | B8 20-3); Standard........ $1L00 - $2.45 §|BE e G e | Blonde Satic P AR T Al BL 30-315 Oversize Clincher.. 13.00_ . 2.45 e a';glu;‘d ’::‘zz:d.ga.v;. sh“,';; g Eo | B fiid Sl OMOoNToLy 30.3 PR e Saetn Doss, I8R &h Wasnncton, Animai | BRRRUECH ; oo — large sales during v;\p Summer, b / - /2 : traight ide 16.25 2.45 B —-!J—J—-—MST Boriland M. 2081 5 08 R R b much wigher. = 314 2030 3.50 T | - e " CHAS, S. ZURHORST ~ New Shoes in Fall Styles = 4 . Iy a ral reward. North | S $3.95 and $4.95 32 22.50 3.65 econd Floo i 33-4 e 25.00 3.80 ‘ ached uages it 506G, = 7 A LIRS I . e. ) G MO 32-41 31.00. 4.60 ' L .m‘u’re“"u ; : i L Goes Son Co. ° 2 & | = -41 % R 1 3 i AP 1123 SPVENTH ST \,“un» Main 24 Costume Slips W R e 4e BIDVREREIEMIE Y = 5 s Temper o Of satin striped 33.50 5.00 K begween Bt ‘and 10th. " Reward: “Hor: | London: Ensland.. . i g, ol L B X F. CQSTELLO 700 8th n.w. Main 762 Of Tub Silk or Barone $2 98 She: Mentertaing =X B 335 3 40.00 6.30 T PR 200 S s | (oI B | s O Vs 7ol E - styles, so well < 35.5 “ 42,00 6.75 RRIER, mall. hrown and wifte, | Sopeinuen Derirl... Clear T Wm. H, Sardo & Co. adapted for the modern frocks. Sras B R B0 WL | HOR WY e Bart v}ivfl:}f 12 > Lincoln 524 Elastic at sides and hooked at 37_5 . 44 00 7 00 @ ohst clouny For the newesiall these im, Styled 2 Slips were ‘q. signed. ~ Your chd e of a double-he, model of tub silk i 2 - ‘ colors, or a alp of “Ud(iz:'o;m l\l‘fi:‘;l 1“gl‘ case. beiween 18th and Eye and Transpo = | tion Reward: 691 Transporiation PO s R e R o $5 and s7 q18 All tires and tubes strictly fresh, first-grade & Bl i BLACKISTONE S V L. SPEARE CO. NECKPTECE 'mink Tur between Commbia | Floral “Blanket Sprays” Neiiher (ho ‘succeséors of nor comnected Second Fop 5 3 guaranteed stock. nd Metroviitan’ theaters: reward. Adams | b Other Beautitul Fiorai 'g'x"il 3707 with” the n‘nx::alo \io}bgsfidgt efiw. = o 3 ¥ SES with Moderate Price 14th & H._ Tel . | BRB%s Praok. 662 . : > Marseilles We move to our new “Drivein Service Sta. [ | PAIEOT EYREASES ST i oo e e s oo Children’sFall A At b i Reward. Cail Columbia 8434, T dA Bu—«xnremve—?ezxi»z B " Quick. Dignified_and Efficient Service: Hats Arrve Bedsp‘-eads (= tion” at 15th and Church Sts. N\W., on or PIN—Easiern Star_wreath, Thursday. e | Gude Bros. Co., St. W. W. Deal & Co., before September 15, 1925. ~ | POCKETBOOK. contanine money. chocks and | (Geo, C. Shaffer 900 13, S5W. | | 10 0 ST NB- LINCOLN S0, 1 98 d t : wd.?in»fn’"?fiifld“h';“?p_f\'x\';fi;’:'fird'.-‘“.‘,r‘.fi CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS Main 2iie, | = L. Bich Sine X o ; $3-95 Open From 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. | e T at MODERATE PRICES. ot Beivats | Josep ircn s Sons side, too. Firm hose supporters. |E . A emsies st San.. s Sl i | Havsons Capar oo & L ~ JAMES T. RYAN Sizes 32 to 44. 3 z st seen 14th and T st. n.w. Re- | Colon. Canal Zone 5 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. varg Hars Lobdell, "5 Tea st e, 5 Balloons and all other filzes priced accord- § | 2104 is —Tortolse-shell rim, in Iarge blac (ATRVAYONI 1@V 0/8YIIQYi S [&¢ ) Youthful, but so full \ fashion POCKETBOOK. “Sunday, Aus. 8. coniaining (ISAAC BIRCH $15 d [ ternit; cards. Finds K tablishe that your jittle miss willoy e S eyt fralernity, cards. | Fincer xeep | We Specialize in F‘loml 3034 M ST. N.W. ablished 1841, ne ‘West 98, a miniature fashion Dl& when Worgen. 130 o Wil ton o Syracise. Weating one of these bata Perfect _quality, dosble-bed Chesley & Harveycutter [ s D AR M°d°r°f° Gawler Service irn-u; size spreads with plain hemmed, = B rlces brim models, in black and Spning p pl = A 4 { e Funeral Directors Since 1850 colors. Ribbon and self trifjaq. {?:;;dsp:‘c'gf ,l;‘? :’0:‘%"{;::‘;;',') |= Sale Strictly Cash 918 14th St. NW. . black leather. silver irmming: Main 5512 1382 Peuna, Second Floor lasses. etc.: reward. Adams 318 A Flor/.; s | — Y I b imoth LG T o8 BT | TG HOTSNY MAINGSS3 | gu x raay Tamlon |