Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1925, Page 20

1925 FEDMONSTON EDMONSTON, Md., August 15 (Spe- | cial).—At the first meeting of the newly elected mayor and town council of Edmcnston. Carroll Reeves was appointed police marshal. To fll out the unexpired term of James Smith, councilman from the first ward, who has resigned, the mayor and council named Charles F". Luebner. 'THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 16, —PART BRENTWOOD. % Emmamual Methodist i irange Ha BRENTWOOD, Md., August 15 Pinnse Hall AusuaL At 2 (Spectal).—The Mayor and Council held miOnen oSt (T LS Banyn 0 |their regular meeting Monday evening. trict road committee will be held Mon- | A" communication signed by a large day evening at 8 o'clock in the Com-|number of voters of the Third Ward Bullding the |asked that C. G. Sipes be appointed { Councilman to fill the existing va- Members of the 20 BERRYVILLE STAGES |Oklahoma Fugitive| BIGGEST HORSE SHOW Spoofs Alexandria {Police, Playing Deaf Gélding From Mount Airy CEPA‘ Citizens’ Association, who leaves Sun- . Special Dispatch to The Star. 4y to engage in business in Florida, tures Mullikin Cup—Plate i ALEXANDRIA, Va. August 15.— | Was accepted at the regular meeting munity Center & “Harry Wilson is kidding you people,” | \Vednesday evening. At the same | Branchville road. Goes to Mountville. | cancy. The matter was lald over un- 9 | meeting an appropriation was made | eancy. @ Sheriff Fred Sherman of Colfate. | covering the astoclation's shire of the | COMMittee are: Chairman, John N — Okla., told the police viul next meeting, at which time all here today.|fee due Attorney Ogle Marbury, who | Cunningham: secretary, Dr. 4 petitions must be in the hands of the | when he arrived to take Wilson' back [conducted the case for this community | Steinberg: Frank Dyer, Charles Teske, | Mayor and Council for consideration. > 4 A petition signed by practically all = b 4 | Rosella McLeod, Mrs nal fthin the lim | as an escaped prisoner. “He's no dearu‘?f':fi:‘s:roe“ \‘1‘.\3’|. nd Public »‘"r“‘"e.a. Gl i ibel) v pointed road supervisor, a new office, {the corporation. The assessabl | mute. When he was in the Colgate jafl n the matter of theaban-| * yyoif Patrol of Boy residents of Charles street, asking that | cregted to take the place of the fac. |4nd Mrs. Carroil Reeves O e s donment of the trolley line between 3 i | we had to stick five biscuits in his ; 114 will hold a lawn fete steps be taken to turn some of l]he mer road committes. Phillips. il i [[S5ihe fowrty ranchville and Laurel. The Hyaus- | adjoining I'ros At water now flowing in the Charlesihave charge of all road and siewalk | France has just decided that women mouth to keep him from talking the | Ville grade crossing, condition of the | Rahe guards to death.” Wllson Had been e "”"T "'"“"’M‘\"“;"“ work In the town. ! shall be eligible for the highest posi- ads, @ presentec ngly red by| " Other appointments made included | S dld ] e roa onstubles w ade included |tions in the postal and telegraph serv- | through Ma vxp:!n'mdr:::-]s constables were the Prin-| entertainment to be given early Councilman Keys, a motion | Frank Roth, bullding inspector; Ufi’m: \:xlvvl':)i(h:;lt] iy I B e | cor o | communicating with the local police, | . September by the young people that $125 be appropriated to divert the | R, Butler, clerk, and Roy Johnson. | may rise to he office chiefs, managers, S S A tournament and ball, beginning | the Branchville Methodist Church, for Y . s stods at’l pm., Aug for the benefit | raisir ds to purchase a piane for ncy charge several d ago, Dby | means of a pad and pencil. In Okla- | excessive flm\, of ‘w.l\.-r”.muxn this | plumbing inspector. | ection . ste. =and ey, will thus to ditch from the Keenan! Councilman Luel he promotions of one of of St. John's parish, will be held on fhe new hall. The principal f perty th to Prospect avenue.] chairman of the. .'3\'3'.[” :‘Ifi'-”rm‘ul:'u:Lw‘y:.rv.‘:;rl 7 the fy_'u\yfirn( 3 e R o ey \'u|l~|ll?|““m grounds near the church. The | will be a 1y, “A Little Foul Play. ancllman McClure of the Second) with Councllmen Walter ment d(‘]‘ o o mouEh SIrIR | B R s ator will be J. Enos Ray, jr., and| Local grangers attending the quar-| Ward, in which Charles street is lo. Sothaae il ¥ Syl nlmiasichyRngol) the coronation add. will be de- | terly meeting of Prince Ge: s Po ed, did not support the motion, and onging to r. vlasscock & ad livered by OMver F. Metzerott. The | mona an t Chillum, Thursday, fon was therefore taken judged champlon hunter of the meet, | chief marshal ‘will be Dory Freeman. were Mrs. H. G. Clower, Miss Susie | y street below Wells avenue is | R e his aides, Misses Mary Brandon Beall, Miss Mollie Hall. Summerfield | to receive needed improvement, $350 “N_"r‘ hereby ],mm"mg’ l'he h""’dq"me nd Nellle mach. Judges are Rob-| Hall, Judge and Mrs. Fillmore Beall, | having been appropriated. An addi- Ao e St by et Cater 75‘<7t\rl}19:|h:l‘?\n“ George Sellers. John | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beall and Mr. | tional $100 wus voted for Haldeman Mullikin Hoeber, In memory of her|entry, J. H. Bell, Berryville: second. | wara Futler, - o 1 Epeaker of the fernoon was 1. | A beard of trade or business bureau father, the late Charles Mulllkin, who fentry, J. H. Bell; third, Dick,| “Bob Lawrence and his radio troupe. | Hampton Magruder of Upper M h was a prominent figure in the early|j H. Bell with W. T. Plerson of WCAP broad. | boro. i : days of the show. The Willlam Du|" Clarke County hunters—First, Rev- | = 8 Pont, Jr., silver plate went to Carl H.lelation, Mrs. R. P. Drury, Boyce; | is in process of organization by a num- "ber of cit Turr of Mountville for his second vear gecond, Tipperary, L. Allen, | as. winner in the class of 3-year olds | Winchester; third entry, Virginia suitable to become hunters. coba: Boyce, Va. Thursday Results. Colts suitable to become hunters— | First. Touch Me Not, C. E. Wise-| carver, Berryville: second, Caret, H. H. Norman, Upperville: third, Pet, Mrs. Willlam Morgan Smith, Be | ville. Four-horse team—Flrst and second, | H. Bell, Berryville, Va Heavy and middle weight hunte First, nce, 3d_Cavalry ond, South, Waugh Glass cock, Upperville, Va.; third, Golden | | Eagle, Dr. Van Deusen, Front Royal. | Colts suitable for hunters—I'frst, My Business. Carl Furr, Mountville; | second, Brown Betty, Blukely Lodgc | Philomont; third, Mollle Davis, C: Furr. | __Saddle horses—First, Lough Spring, | s sired by remount sta- | W AUEh Glasscock, Upperville; second, | Silver Wing, Lodge Bowles, Mil- irst, War Pennant ‘ . | Winchester: second, Fair|Wood; third, Follow Me, Mrs. R. P. Drury, Boyce . Clitto wson. Round Hil; | Drury, Bo lifton Simpson, | _ Corinthia ¥ | Waugh Dance, 3d Cavalry | Furr, Middlebur Hunt team—First dleburg; second. Piedmont, Upper- | ville; third, Cavalry; fourth, | Green Spring Valley Championship Spring, Waugh Glasscock Races: Five furlongs—First, | Brother, C. R. King; second, ce only to|pected, Loufs Leith; third, Low and | C. M. Feltner. Mile flat—first, Great entry, | Moments, C. M. Feltner; second | - R. King: third Gallivant Six furlon, First, Ollve Plunkett; second, Deco- Seippe: third, Sulpher, eeplechase—First, Gen. Irwin Beaver: second, | Joe Mullindor, W. F. Downey: third, tiold Bar, M. H. Everhart You'll Like Waffles Made Electrically Clean, safe, € conomical. Attractive round models as low as— BERWYN HEIGHT | Wilford Lewis and Councilman Rip. | ple as assoclates. Councilmen Roth, | and Lewls were named to-the th committee. The council quested the Washing- ton Suburban Sanitary Commission to | instali two fire plugs in Prince | Georges street. For the benefit of the town side walk fund, a Labor day celebration is to be held at the school here. Mrs. Thomas McDermon is chairman of | The cor the arrangements committee and T e e b d | annual tax rate Charles M. Phililps, forn other members are Mrs. Charles | | tax rate at 20 cents - ner councll- T\ cbner, Mrs. O. R. Butler, Missy - d valuation of r man from the first ward, was ap-| Silve Shamaken) property within the com- | of | in| give a the benefit Church station, will | casting | munity concert. for Berwyn-Branchville. BERWYN HEIGHTS, Md Augn (Speciall.—At_a meeting Wedner he Board of Commissio lanch Hal BRANCHVILLE, August 15 (Spe cial).—The resignation of Guy W treasurer, for a material an appropri extens on again set for the mber 1 next t increased race ather proved draw twenty-fifth annual Show held here Record crowds brought so- numbers. h Glasscock of Mount Airy ¥arm. Upperville, and Furr Brothers of Middleburg carried off the largest number of ribbons. Lough Spring Extra purses and f. ing cards Berryville Thursday Scout on the 19. Troop | lot the Realty ¢ told t Heights H. « Benson on a va- was named committee, Roth and no a Furr, Middleburg; second, Sky- Dew lark, Otto Furr, Middleburg: third entry, Virginia Jacobs, Boyce, Va. | H draft mare or gelding class Sale Starts MONDAY 9:00 A.M. Ith and H Sts. N.W 804 7th St. N.W. INTRODUCTORY SALE 1,000 New Fall Hats Introducing the New Fall Hats at Special Sale Prices A Wonderful Assortment in Each Sale Group PHENOMENAL VALUES Coming just at the beginning of the Fall season, Heavy draft mare and foal of T entry, F. J. W. Bell, B second. Lavyette, Stull Brothe W. Va.; third, entry First, ent vville; second Purcellville J third Heavy n Stull d. Logan, J Heavy dr H two-year-olds—First J. W. Bell, Berryville; second, Brothers, Summit Polnt W. Bell, Berryville. | four-year-olds— First, Berryville, second man, Purcellville remple Homar, Berry First, Glasscock Lough Sprins you have a wonderful opportunity of buying a beau- second, Tango | i third, entry, Otto third Round . . . tiful model at a great saving. The Pirate Hat and all the new shapes and trimmings. Colors Black, Pansy, Pencil Blue, Rust, Cocoa. Gray and many other new shades. ible for breeding hunters nrose, on Simpson, nd_Hill; second, Thelma, L. M.| en. Winchester: third, Mother, CIIf. on Simpson, Round Hiil suitable to become 1925—F) 1 ond third, Bulgaria, Otto Furr, Mid- | are hunters, Clifton Clifton Allen foal of Stmpson bunter — Lough | Stippson Winche: A Baby | Values to $3.95 Unex- perforn Tide, | Alexander nore: second, mp Meade; third, entry, | Fleming, ( r. Middleburg, Va h Bros. by resident of Clarke|May, N. B My Idol, Mrs. P. R.|rated, W. ( second. Rockingham | Leith Bros. Broy, Berryville; third,| Hampshire, len, Berryvilie. vears old and under- Davis, Carl H. Furr, My Business, Carl third, Brown Betty, Philomont, Va. horses—F silver Bowles, Millwood, Va. Dance, 3d Caval Mrs. John D. L« W. Vi hunt Large Hats Small Hats Matron Hats Mjiss Hats Sports Hats Dress Hats Lyons Velvets Panne Velvets Silk Velvets Velvet and Satin Combinations Feles Velours owne County—First Drury, Boyce Bell,” Clifton Jane, David H Hunters, 4 First. Mollie econd lle the “Better Home GRAND PIANO! A charming, dainty Brambach Baby Grand that adds that definite mark of distinction and dignity to the well done home. It is an evidence of discriminating choice —the centerpoint of the tastily furnished abode. And most im- portant to those whose homes are small and purse is limited is the fact that the Brambach requires only the space and costs no more than a high-grade Upright Piano. Write for a paper pattern show- ing exactly the floor space the Brambach requires. Moun Lodg ice saddle Lodg: Tar Midni Values to $5 sscord third " Light ot Fur ark, Orto i Sale Prices™ and the hats offered will positively el These prices are just Introductory second, Sky Middleburg; third, } M. Trapnell, Charles | | revert to their original prices at close of sale. jump—First, Brown | lakely Lodge, Philomont, | Fire Jump, 3d Cavalr , GoMen Eagle, Dr. Van Deusen, Royal, Va Buy now and save. See Window Display Mayflow- Pony race—First, second. entry, Ameworth; Longerbeam; ene Jack Second race, First, Unexpected ond T empt, Right third, five Irvin Advocate & Star, w J T, T. Harris; T} Seippe. Rriday Results. Its su entry, . M furlongs— Louis Lelith; sec ;O o) Beavers. ce, Annual Mile flat—I° Linney; second, Ra t®rd, Baran- | hle to become hunters— Allen, Winchester; { | | | King Tul.’ | B. all uses. side, piano, etc. We undersell on time. Curling Trons | Seippe:; | | | || Etectric Trons...... || Electric Toasters A beautiful collection of spe- cially selected Electric Lamps for Table, bridge, hall, bed- Lamps every Every Possible Guarantee The Brambach $ Baby Grand 635 Droop’s Music House xclusive Washington Distributors Victrolas 1300 G Street \L. M. Allen, Winches- | in Brown, Clifton Simp- HUL, Va J. H. Bell Rayne, Round Hill; third, C. E. Norman, Purcellville, Va Pony jump—Hirst, Bob White, W. Dearmont, jrz, White Post Capt. Brown, Mary Inwood, Va. Peny driven by a ch Idol, Mrs. R. P. Drur ond, Rockinghgm Bell, rrywille. s Green hunters—First, FLORIDA BARGAIN Just returned from Florida, where I selected choice property in very heart of the citrus belt. Prior to subdivision and prior sale I will offer some fine acreage suitable for lots, homes, farming, oranges, subdivi- sion, etc. Quick action necessary. F. C. GEIGER, Sec’y. Bond Bldg., Main 4619 A WONDERFUL HAIR DRIER Something new and improved. Dries quickly, without tangling. Invigorating to the scalp and helpful to the hair. $4.95 Very low priced at Gz Home Stectiic 517 10th St. Main 6549 ond_entr: Steinway Pianos third, Fz 2 Round 935 F Street Some second, Roy sxsswsssssssl THE AVENUE SHOP—I1013 Penna. Ave. N.W. | SSsssssssssss MEN! Are You Taking Advantage of This - Anniversary Sale Of 700 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits—Topcoats—Overcoats A eco Lee - Know Your DIAMONDS “Where ignorance is bliss” may be all right in some things—but it is a mighty poor phrase when applied to the purchass or ownership of Diamonds. What a world of satisfaction in the knowledge that the diamond you wear is exactly the weight, color and quality you bought it for—that its value is absolutely standard and unassailable! Choose your Diamond where this sense of security is a part of every transaction. 1d—First, My Boyce; sec- Clifton Bros entry, Otto These Specials Came From Amsterdam They were purchased by Mr. Adolph Kahn personally, who selected a large agsortment of exquisite and sparkling gems. This direct pur- chase enables us to offer Diamonds at unusually low prices A Perfect Diamond —that welghs 52 points, or 2 points more than onehalf carat. Beautiful and extremely brilliant. Specially P A Perfect Diamond An exquisite beauty of fiery orilliancy and sparkling color Weighs 92/100 carats, or points less than 1 full carat. An exceptional bargain at— $385 A Genuine Diamond —weighing 67/100 carats. Beautifully cut and remarkably brilliant. Eight points less than % carat. An unusu ally low price. $230 A Perfect Diamond A perfect stone of scintil lating brilliancy and beauti- ful color. Tt weighs 1 and 28/100 carats, or 3 points more than 1% carats. $535 Just glance over the list of powerful price attrac- tions listed below and you'll realize that this is an Anniversary Sale in the strictest sense of the word. A time for feasting—just you feast on these bargains. $3(0 Suits—Topcoats and O’coats, $]5% $35 Suits—Topcoats and O’coats, ¥] 7 $4() Suits—Topcoats and O’coats, $2(* 545 Suits—Topcoats and O’coats, ¥22° $5(0 Suits—Topcoats and O’coats, $25% 555 Suits—Topcoats and O’coats, 527 of A Perfect Diamond —welghing 1 carat and 14 points. A perfect gem of rare beauty and sparkling brilliancw. A real bargain at this price. $440 Members Amsterdam Disamond Exchange Furniture, Stoves and Floor Coverings your wants and save money. Special Prices on All Rugs THOMPSON BROS. 1220-26 Good Hope Rd. Anacostia, D. C. Phone Linc. 556 All styles—all models—all shades at’ almost any price. Materials include plénty of finished and unfinished worsteds, serges, cashmeres, tweeds and English fabrics of virgin wool. Plenty of 2 or 3 button models for the con- servative or sporty dressers. At least come down and look them over. Buy one of these bargains and you'll be a friend of our store for life. THE AVENUE SH 1013 Penna. Ave. N.W. Open Saturdays Until 8:30 P.M. Anticipate JEWELERS PLATINUMSMITHS oft oAalin/ne. ADOLPH KAHN, ARTHUR J. SUNDLUN, President TREASURER 935 F Street 33 Years at This Address i A S S S A A R e R R R R N A A e R e R S e e S RS SRS S RS S S HEALABEBREELHALARTRAER L EAH LA LA RLAEL FARXRLERAEAE T L AL XA EEREHER LR LA L EAEARAA LA EAE LA LR RN