Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 3

THE EVENI TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 17. 1925. MOTORMAN HELD | oo ox emvcmmmsce] | HENRY | BERENS | ARMY BAND HEADS | [_seees mearic oux on saremy vone. ] BROTHER WATGHES BROOKHART COUNT, ONDRUNKCHARGE] oy | BIESWHILEABRUAD’ CONGERT TONIGHT N b, [ Returning to Iowa on Per- | Former Baking Company Of-]Thlrd of Series of Musicals : L : sonal Business. ccused of Driving Street 4 A [zt A f A S | A ¢ 1= - ficial Succumbs on Pil- l to Be Given in Ma- : e L N FigBl | Thomas L. Brookhurt, a brother « Monday r Intoxicated—De- | : : ; o o Car While grimage to Rome. sonic Temple. g 1 : e . e | | | Y / | Gt i 5 ? S ballots from last vear's lowa s b mands Jury Trial. ! i S i | N # A } : 3 4 it ) ioEit elsckions and will benceforthi ack| ‘ Henry J. Berens, 55 years old ]‘[ “""\‘ ‘l”“‘"ll- Masonic Tem i A R as the Brookhart supervisor. | 2 & = i ’ By s ) Auditors : s 5 B s 3 g T y o former Vice president of the Charles| | [T Auditortum. = Thirteenth . i 3 - BT LS I o l“:‘“‘m“i Sirloin vk : L schneider Baking Co., dled abroad| | northwest, tonight, 8:15 oelock. | | 3 3 ; PG inuto Towa. a.attend th personall ‘the kind to be . ; Sunt 5, accondlig to whra mecalved | I Dloots Oneniat T340, ool AdS 4 £ . s business, Porterhouse o . today. Mr. Berens was one of | | mission free. ¥ 5 £ % : , On relinquishing the ] n Luther Lee Cook 3 party of 11 who left Washington = . ‘ : i § | said there would not be * uther Lo Gooier ; Iy 2 to join the annual Baccari pil PROGRAM. - - : B | ir recont sttustion from now on S ; | srimage to Rome and had an inter : selections from “Gio @ and_that he did not believe Daniel F red before Judge Isaac : : ; o Bz ¢ | view with the Pope July 28. | ond: vessen....Ponchelli 3 | Sté#, Democratic contentant, would zed with this offense. ~He | Word of his death was received ; Eonthelll . ome the Brookhart lea 't guilty and de- s 1 ; 2 the Army ; m ) 5 iyl 5 turough a cablegram from his widow, 3 : e ; ity Ju kit T Elizabeth Berens, to shter, | 5 9 | e 4 i *oaic tal it atarn At stiea by s John Harper of 1 3 < 8 y : : 1 {committee today, cover 3 count i R 3 lin which the recount has been cc |1t s 'y 5 = o) % | pleted and tabulated, adding Mitchell | | Bir. Berens died while in “Switzerlar (b) “Gabmente 5 i {and Monroe Counties to those pre { No details regarding the death wer (Minn 4 {viously announced, gave irrested by Policeman to be on t Four- venue o Hoxsey, planist.) en in t . but, it is state The * % eneE Seige v S ecinct . 1 Hymn of the Re ; s nd sen: Ea e Mr. Berens had been in faiMfig heal 1 St | picte: Stecl ENRY J. BERENS. 5 g erybody . 7 tested votes al of St HMEXIEY 4 ToE SSReral DETINE Eraiol Band, overture, “Lurline,” ‘ : and 3,811 Brookha lots beer | | as vice president of the baking com. | S _ challenged | | | e co. ine| MANITOBA STORM pany through the advice of & physi-| | (Serst. Henry Chura, conduet enth s Mr. Berens was the son of the late | » s P s reasury. / nd “My Bon i 2 i ik, Borons et s o th e | | ey winshana sty . | | FLAT TIRE? | T CAUSES BIG LOSS|robRi s e kel | oy e s | | - o szttt R e : M AIN 500 | i x t and H g B par e L wre jr.. violinist; } ,‘the motorman fa Many Farms 80 Per Cent Wiped e the Charles Schneider A Lawrence at the piano.) : s LEETH BROTHERS stop there and later Sak o. “When You and 1 Were New traffic signal erected at Twenticth street and Pennsylvania avenue. i Mr. Berens was a member of the g i = - u_x;nn in the Out When Struck by Hml._ Rlshts ot Coatton ednistont v . by everybody k. It was not S -ance and procession reached that Rain and Wind. "’;“:"f_‘““‘“i;“r,“‘:‘f‘j”"_‘r" ";:'(0‘:" "L“I‘h'_‘ from “Queen of Sheba DEBT SETTLEMENT ’uym where he conterred at length on e Tetates St Goldal pending questions between the United n's allezed condition T i A Eugene J. Papi, conduet BY TOMORROW IS GRE LTy him under arrest. Thel (wyINNIPEG, Manitoba, August 17|business, Mr. ens also conducted a : | | WILL SAII TURDAY, 1p for 15 es be- S g 8 , Mr. ens also conducte | . b e is | L SAIL 2 o e e o | ). —Great damage 1is reported to|lunch room on E street between Sixth |/ | | ot e Old TInslEh SEEN BY COOLIDGE ard from behind, on | huve been dome to crops in a large |47 Seventh streets. =~ awrence, assisted by = Belgians Have Reservations on Liner > had been rid and, a section of Southern Manitoba Satur-!i\o daughters, Mrs, W, . Detweiller o, Poudis S (Continued from First Page.) for Return. 1S measa day night by a terrific storm of hall, fand Mrs. John Harper; a son, | St Thoblan e LA z rain and wind. eric William Berens, and seven | 5 S e paper says, without losing stght of the s . ¥ Summertime, teari o optimistic 2 | the prize on the car, becoming| Farmers in the vicinity of Treherne, | Sand-children . " e Rooney,” By | [fact that special promises were made |. Bearing out the optimistic feeling | O'fid‘:“ fmnfi,":_;':r t ith street and | Manitou, Roland, Holland and Somer-) verybody to Belglum in regard to relleving her | jon of the Belgian debt problem is big Gulden's Saladresing ed until the inspector e sirgl 0 Band, selection from ‘Les o e 1 - Ihear sveloped: today e St - voere ¥ thio J Chlbt ) Tomers.. Doy PR HIB'TION HEADS o ihleac ey f her war debt liabilitie | near, it developed today that the Be Mustard Recipe Contest, = rmers are declared to have reported Erivat 2 2 ; A gign negotiators had made reserva this del vate .(first class) nest B, U. S. Attitude Assailed. \M s o st foom New Fork Satazduy licious Salad. = > - . E 80 2 loss. Standil ol s 3 MRS-v CARRIE LEIGHTON were beaten to the ground. whic) PLAN NEW PROGRAM Ak AR The Midi says that America’s atti-| on the liner Majestic i 1 can “fi'ala‘?"," 1 o grain was threshed out of the stocks B¢ _audle tude in regard to the debt question| The Belgians, as well as officials = where cutting had been completed. = > My Lover, Good- iy e o | here involved in the negotiations, were n.,. f.l'.n('“. DIES HERE AT AGE OF 72 g . = ; bye, s is cynical and that President Coolidge | eriant (1 e o possible terms of cut P ter , “In Ole Ar- s B s of Wall Street. ! the settlemen: 34 une of teas Ty == Havoc in Minnesota. ey S B w S Zimeran || o e AN IOf AL soet ey fncnneementof ém‘??.m",.h, Funeral - Services Held at Mount| .o % " TESOE o Conference on Iaw En- L @ ity he Gazette, recalling the speech of | the intention Y to re ands ,mnm.m I Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, in{tUrn home was withheld was| Mix e Vernon M. E. Church—Burial | fic windstorm wrecked several forcement Buglione Bipty of learned that the reservations were| the essing Mustord. S 3 homes and other buildings here last | Ban tafl Sergt. which he referred to the necessity of ;40 before the depart Secre thoroughly and serve on lettuce. at Fairfax Court House. night, tore down trees and leveled —— i Mallado.) = respecting the integrity of interna-|tary Mellon and Se moot for Delicious ! Mrs. Carrle Chapman Leighton, 72 | S5°PS;, No casualties had been report-| - Enlarging upon previ ) 2 e, ,“The | | ional obligations, calls upon the Bel-| Vermont to consult with the Presi- | You'll love this new Yeirs ola; with of /Charids I Belehi: | o oan o estimateiotths damnge headquarters of prohibition orce- | zian delegates at Washington to de- | 1¢Nt mustard taste for ton, died in the Belgrade Apartments! Six miles west of Detroit a church|ment here has calle 1 mand respect for the international | v after a ng illness. Fu| was demolished. The docks and boat-| every State and divisional chief now | i ) Lawrence concert of | obligations assumed by President Wil | ITALIAN EDlTOR ROBBED. | ices were conducted in|nouses of the Detroit Boat Livery|on duty fn continental U | the sial Summer series given by|son in the name of the United States — Mount Vernon M. 1. Church South | were destroyed and large trees along | o s Gt G 5 3 wunity Music Association | sy ,‘, el sy oty Festerday, Rev. Williim MeKeo offici-| (ho lukoshore drive were uprooten | f0f # general confere mitnaoy | S8 Commuioy: yste clution | Should the ll“;.'-lrl;h pa L;\-.Ynu!h A eataal et Theft| new SALAORESSING ating. Interment was at FairfaX|The storm came on the heels of two|to the launchi he new enfor e Temple Audit it is understood, the question of sub-| ¢ ; L b wple Auditorium, rom Head of New York Paper. C (l'rl_ H;MH; \;:, a member of | 42YS Of 90 degree heat. ment program. r nth street and New | mitting the entire de problem to - il | MUSTARDO s. Leighton.ewas s lembe The conference will be h »mor- avenue. The doors o il e valsal fh dhis HeK ROME, August 17 (#).—With the| Stonewall Jackson Chapter, United w, and previously 1 f ork avenue will admit to axtitostion i g B | arrest today of a youth on the Rome- | Daughters of the Confederacy, and Two Drowned in Maryland. o el e e p i gian Parliament Elnal exprans it Hecinie laioves Bial C ll Associated Prese was well known 3 # B will . ~lling n ed el e R BN tend. It is he | WCAF 1 broadcast the entire pro. An idea of calling ar interalliec arlo Falbo, editor of Il Progresso She was twice 1 besides| Ealth A. Martin, colored, 25 years| chics of Yiawall, Alneka i S g continue until 10 p.m. | conference t5 discuss the debt situa-| Jtalo-Americano of New York, w i arriage | panion, Clinton L. Peterson, colored, | Rico_Will be the « S ert band of the Army Mus '"1 mh g:um?;: l!!"flml'l ]n’xwhr-wl chloroformed and robbed of a gold 3 panion, = sac0l0 Assistant Secrer Andrew vill be the main music a. | circles here. It is observed that King | watch. money and'other articles of | and three si are | 29 years old, of 2319 H street, were : e 3 : e e o made a special trip nsid - ; =i e e e e e T A e T s Amons tho band numbers select | Albert, who made a special trip by | considerable value while riding on aterprooie . Rodney, A. C. and Draper | svimming at Colton, Md. The bodies 1 AAbiteInteatiin, SouaAT ; tioconda,” | Wilson was deliberating with the|who has left Italy to return to New | ile her sisters are M were recovered and are being brought | ' . e 0 N C T x Bl il S taht bal s t I Mrs. Charles Hamil. | to Washington today. Funeral serv. | Sories of prelini : ¥ Pone ¢ over- | "‘]‘“’(:‘,‘!‘;‘w n the subject, might belYork, did not make the incident pub- | Work Guaranteed s Aiss Paulias’ Chapman| ices probabiy will be held Wednes day with he band leaders to | 3 d ic because he did not wish to inter- ferne | 'i'"\v\" "“m;- 2 W > ited tonight a Messrs. 1\\nnulml e S f\lf"un(l ;« t ‘xmn e with the operations of the police. Fl KLEN & C clty ~ today were these % 5 and | official and roval cire continue Benjamire Ewin 3 silent on the debt question, consider gax Court Hou . ‘ SHIPPING NEWS Havt, Mizsonrls 7. 1. Ric) g . )xsey, planist, will make | in¥ that it is an exceedingly del | mee— Bond Building the late V = before the community | one. et e e LEE } A Smith, wr,m_(:& ‘\\_m\‘n:‘n(;:‘.1‘:“.-\:‘3: Martino Gets Instruction. b £ Phone Main 3934 Half or Whole French Pact Re l End of Week. New York M. H. v, ) : J. 8. Lewis, hers byPalmgren and Staub. Rob-| ROME, August 17 (P).—Giacomo de | y t i 3 Daslight Saving Time. New shire; . Coltraine, | ¢ rwrence, ir. will substitute for| Martino, Itallan sassador to the M’“ J,'m(;.fl h Carolina; B. Hyland, Ve ¢ Minovich in violin solos, owing | United States, 2 here today | any cor ning e 0- 01 ™) k Col & S o g 0 ics SCUSS W 0 i i . ‘onte Ros 2 Aug. 7 s v vic vocal trios will be|ernment the Ita debt situa : be sent to Berlin until the end of the | Conte Ro Giacgons s T ris. divisional - chief for Louisiar = etic rence. assisted | He went immetiately to the for we It is now said that it will be b Liverpool, Aug. 8! Mississippi and Alabama, and A. W.| v Blbert Taw: H Fresh ready f atch Friday or Saturday, | S.iililPort Limon: Aus: 8| McCampbell, assistant to R. Q. Mer twaret Fowie GRant nil nging by the large chorus as it still awaits the approval of Bel- | Hartiiua’ 2% " Porto Colombia. At 1 | rick, divisional chief for New York | = = == be an important part of the eve- | ! - e DUE TODAY. ——— - | ¥ 1ment. : { There is a splendid opportunity for | Cedric ... AR . Aug. 8 ’ i er e usual 200 | g | e ot \t erpetu A uds. Aug: 3 . Pl e crtnses \"' 4 £ lations we are able to deliver glum and It San Lorenzo............San Juan, no date | and northern New Jersey e e aar] all sizes of hard coal now. in tfle cost of con- It's up to you. e e eimr surg) - ey gekas Dmenere |l ¥ousll Love = v e 11728 14th St. Main 3068 Rering. "C01. | American Shipper - *Eondos. K. and Asks Guardianship. Srdtna . Hamburk. Atis ON AND AFTER 7 DATE. AUG. 15. 1 | Minnekahda . --London, Aug.” 8| Mrs. Fay Behrends, former wife of e WEETLEIY g o and $6 750—Easy Terms!|[ e and onsih v for | % JESDAY. ® e, | struction s fiassed | | REAEE | Matetic . : Sonibymnin, gug 17 M Behrends Denles Charge of| = on to you in this low | John P. Agnew & Co., Inc. 3 D , 4 C Doz. SSTBLE FOR s a Bremen, Aug. 8 8 Enen P et . .. TBLE FOR : e valparaiso, July 23 | filed answer to the petition in hab Indxvxdua] = than myseif. . d. corpus by which the father seeks po: VERY one of these new brick dw R et reree LY session of the child, now in the cus- f . E Thgs Somizdabached . With. ok Yet Old Dutch SATLING TUESDAY. tody OfT‘h": x‘)‘;"f:;;iy"fi];’r"“r'"\ £ 2 HE ideal homesite in bright outside rooms. The location in 2009 = __~ ____10% | President Wilson—Ponta Delgada.10 oper person to have the ¢ the heart of Chev: | the restricted community of FORT I WILL NO1T NSIBLE FOR Aaaitantar Sodthampton J.cod2-10:00 4.2 not a. proper person to hav y STEVENS RIDGE assures desirable Reasonably > araval—Trinidad .. .. “ ggziar |23 06 EReC D B 1 Chase. Detached homes neighbors and growing property values. ; tiaStonierideo. D plleating Sribesley 1 Bened noa oon only $8975. Drive out And the homes present many modern c 2:00 P s . Y val Climasupia—Pueris Cortes1 11111 §i00 boy; | hearing this afternoon before Chi Connecticut Avenue to Rames' | priced sevecall handred uclians it Justice McCoy. SAILING WEDNESDAY. BT L R e st Goarhe. Canton Bradley Lane, then left above the figure we are able to make Beautiful, Inc., ,mg;gg;fl;;gyrg . M.land T. G. Walsh the mother declares|||| to Rockville Pike—right ¢+ you. VISIT NOW THE peticut ave. 'We | 7 oras—teriiida. she was compelled to divorce Seel on the Bike to Iebind Exhibit House—612 Roxboro Place valued | Ecuad erto G S 3 March, 1923, and denles that she il One Square Above Rittenhonse street, Between 5th and Tth Open daily 1ill 9 P.M. oo oo legally took the child, no opposition | || ha—Trinidad 2 being interp: ;' Seeley. Mrs. | ||i Erince—Sontévideo [ ] I | Behrends admits ested on DM Eiian Luckenvacs—CGrisiotai: . 500 EA: |a_charge of blac ol o il - - = . a was indicted fdr aiding her s ou Soraien ATNGIEURSDATA S S SeEtInE mrskesslon it Tafte g bl 1430 K G Main 3830 Se]cct &oux Homa Site IRONCLA.D Roofing 1121 5th n.w. | (e andomHAmUE - .- - .- .-+ 9:00 AM- 134 she is not guilty, she asserts. She “We House One-tenth of Waskington's Population” [ ny Phone llon—Bordeaux .| 11:00 AM. | has remarried, and is r and will- | NOw! Novian—Antwerp . - ee 1:00PM. |ine - £ & H Dovian—Antwerp ..o ing to resume the care of her child | T Fairchild Aerial Surveys, |brotiinghoin Goinci : i3 e e st B OWNERS AND BUILDERS Inc. m;fl;:“u;mmg e F Gven's EhArGis. i ] el Hedges & Middleton, Inc. oy ; } ni1a's | Santa Rosalt O E 8s = i 5th St. M. REALTORS : Soihilds | Sonte Bonseasaneron At - 13140 DARROW CHALLENGED ‘ - — - stobal—Port au_Prince. E b i | Washmgton Sky Pictures e ““_"’l‘fig;‘;’:' : . S —— 1 YOUR QUESTIONS 1812 Eys SC NW. t e e MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., August 17, 7 N RED: \ Franklin 9503 Cleanhness s Next to Sgmate e o ERN | 9D W, B Ry, Minneapoli ANSWE : No. 4 Sama—Kingsto . M. Baptist pastor and a leader in the Godliness” Ol —Mone national fundamentalist movemen Why wear Diamond Rings bedimmed E E -| day wired Fr: & presi- | i c * . with grit and dirt? Use Jem Kleo: large SAILING SATURDAY. Aent @ 8 o | f ‘W ha ize hows bottle, 50c. LING SATURDA ent at the Boston edu forum | ‘ 295 58" HARRIS & co. Veendam—Rotterdam . ......... M. | that he “‘will gladly meet Clarence | = What size es are these: Corner 7th 3 T S 5 . -| Darrow” in a debate on “evoluti g — g 5 D _— — — ‘evolution. HE _FORTY-THIRD SEMLANND. 2 ; ; 200 3" | Mr. Manning invited the local ministe a0 by aind oare-hart en NUAL, DI | Garmania—Liverpool .\, 3 fo DeTtIEr e DrotoRa . ; Z Sl oo i a ull‘l‘y‘\ prefer & B o - to be held in Boston if Mr. Darrow 1 UR EIT Vestrie—Rio de Janériio. would aceept a similar invitatio; ; f o 'm} PR [ i At 36th and R Sts. N.W Fairfax Farms all of said senst i e o Renting Is a Continuous Expense || Of all the SIX ROOMS AND BATH homes A .. eisiember y gy | |0 o & 4 you have e\erd\cen. these are the most compact, FRUIT AND 5 nUhe Tt | I wnin our home i1s | ‘ § Tight Jabor and yet roomy. A nice big LIVING | Hooks for the transfer of the vretarred | | il ’ | Advertise Your ROO‘\I an ample DINING ROOM (or in some a VEGETA BLE R T - ered | B a permanent investment dining alcove, furnished) and a bright KITCHEN e closed from th 3 on the Toth day u ovening | House for Rent comprise the first floor. Upstairs “ there are i SA LE of bus of _August. o8 R ON'T think you cannot afford to buy a Home. ||l ;. The Star Classified THREE FULL BEDROOMS and TILE BATH. = t’s really the other way around—you cannot | | . In addition some have breakfast and sleeping L] NONE TdOO‘PEAhRLY afford not to. And the financing of it needn't and el your, fenant PORCHES. Full concrete CELLARS under all, Corn, doz., 25¢ C Pint e i YouR Senvies, nns | {4 cause you any concern. You simply stop paying rent | | | Y o Big YARDS, front and rear. Altogether just cozy | § . 2 to some one else—and pay it to yourself. A N for the average family. Green Bea"s, 3"75., 25C The National Capital Press| || A Cafritz Horne is always a good investment— built ! -llf ymfl v]vnll gomto ~dg- ; C bb 6 lb 25 Row I;“t‘i:enfrign:: N for a “life-time.” Take up the question of purchase || ::In:!itzm ::::x;:’“’:e’ WHY DELAY ANOTHER DAY? avboage, Ses c —-to piar a7l Prsaing nsece| [ 0 s —end see how.ensyour way makes thebuying... W 1 L ohr iuiries il be GO SEE THEM NOW. Lettuce, 3 hds., 25¢ Granulated Consult_us y . 4 t h . ENGLCEADE. BUT AUL FHE URNED We are glad to consult with ?::rn pl:::iec“]:: whouonm Prices, $8,500 Up. Our Safe and Sane Terms. Omons, 4 ’bs-, 25(.' BYRON S. ADAMS, FBINTER, e : : : 2 . —no obligation is d | 3 | 4 The Weather Is Warm | 4 7 gl appeals i To Inspect: Take the Burleith Bus sweet POtatoes’ SUG R gnd more than ever ahould the bed be com- | f£ | The Star prints ¥ % i 3 IbS., 25C Fokaere Bhon ricoscon | |4 MORE Classified Ads S TR Nl CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO. [f orher “apers here < ] ON: & LUCH Cantaloupes, 3 for 25¢ 610 E St. N.W. Main 362. | | | combined — because Arkansaw Traveler? Builders of Commaunities : oan ey baing s the embers of Operative Builders' Assoclation of D, G, Pears, 10 for q 25¢ L al ot o e et | (0 340k & K Sta. Phone Main 9030 | “Around the Corner” is 713-15 14th St N.W. Main 2345 ||| Apples, 4 Ibs., * 25c¢ (o (] bs. :‘?:‘ . "h":‘f‘l’ or ATy | Star _Branch Office 1ig St S.w. L = SEAE i 7 KOONS (Giupaxy. ross baia 35, ‘ - S JEREE. : Bananas, dozc 25“