Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 15

RESTING OLSTER NECROES KILLMAN Shoot Into Crowd When White Neighbors Resent Oc- ‘ cupancy of Residence. % ptember 10, Leon Briener was shot and killed and Fric Hougherg was shot and seriously in Jured in a riot in the residential sec tion here last nizht. The trouble started when a negro family moved into a section previously inhabited only by white persons. were white. Paolice reserves were called to the hause Tuesday night when missiles were thrown through the windows in an effort 1o force the negroes to va- cate. The nezroes determined to hold the property and last night a crowd estimated at several thousand #ons gathered at the house. According to witnesses, the ecrowd made no attempt to i e the prop- The men shot opened fire struck by builets lived which the house is 1 berg told police that h past the house and was not in the mob that apparently provoked the at tack When police arrived they found the with negroes. 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It they do | the growth will be weak on spindly athlks which will not remain upright, Mr. Whelan's hedge sustains itself erect even during the severest of Winter storms, which sometimes beat | down the privet. | He also has grown a thick, heavy carpet of ivy over an anclent brick | wall, 3 feet high, which bisects the yard. The house is nearly 150 = E vears old, one of the oldest In George- E 5 | town =till sianding, and the wall was | Foot-High English Ivy Hedge Good Example of Craft of F. A.j» familiar sight (o the first Presi- | 2 dents. ‘The vy over it Ia now more than & inches thick. | With ivy hedges as borders, Mr. Whelan has tried to build up what he terms “a Winter garden.” ¥ Whelan in Cultivating the Slow-Growing Evergreen Vine. No. hedge of 1. non required that he make special studies of wavs to preserve the at- A lish mosphere of antiquity so that the grows nnsupported more than a foot | historic estate always would appear high, and remains green and in per-|just about as it did when George tectly ‘symmetrical shape all Winter ‘\finh’n:l-m walked ahout its lawna. | is the unususl feature of the o The fvy with which he has con- Franklin A Whelan. 3264 I streat, Structed his hedge came from Mount | 10 Vernon. To insure success, he savs, | it is essential to root the plants in Al hothouse and let them secure a' ivy which Furnitare and all varniehed, enameled and Duco sarfaces. | Ask for It at Your Garage or Dealer vears. Three times a month it must be (rimmed by an expert to keep its a’hlf""a" ;«I‘: e T”-\v:‘ O 2 live almost any of the customary | 1 We Pay You on your DAILY BALANCES try's most expert ivy 43 years he was in ch Interest on checking accounts houses and gardens at Mount Ver- non, where he devoted himself almost to the cultivation of ixv and_hox. His duties at Mount Ver- on daily balanees — com- pounded monthly. Interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly. Interest on special savings cer- tificates — compounded semi. annually. The Munsey Trust Co. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. ST 0 0 A = the pain is gone for corns, callouses, d |0 c———|olc———lnlc———la| = o|c———=]a]———|a| ———= o] ———=|a]——] 0] c———= 0] ———]a]| c——— o[ ———[o|———] 0] Prices are something we do nof habitually talk about. But when e do you can ‘expect to find exceptional . values. Our Autumn Displays came in with the most un- usual prices—prices far, too low to distress even the modest pocketbook. Such tempting prices on Lifetime Furniture are only possible by the painstaking efforts of Mayer & Co. to search for the fine at little prices. Prices now should make your dreams for the lovely come true. MAYER & CO. Between D & E - NI TURs L . D. C., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER [ their follage nearly all winter, and at the same time require little care, such as deutzias, spireas, forsythias nd mock orange. As 300n as these Lave stopped blooming in the early Spring there are large beds of iris and peonies, followed during the Summer by Lady Hillington, La France and pink and white Killarney roses. Nearly all of Mr. Whelan's shrubs came from Mount Vernon and some of them are direct descendants of plants probably set out by the first President himself. A public hoveott of large and ex. penaive taxicahe in Vianna fs fareing companies there to fnstall light cahs with lower rates. i Your Fine Linen Deserves THE more luxurious ing them TOLMAN laundering system of new “drapeability.” fying rejuvenation of damasks distingui: Note—It s convenlent—a driving downtown. F. W. MacK 6th and C Friday Only Window Display Tonight napkins, the greater your wisdom in hav- table linen new life and lustre, new body, too, respond resplendently to the beauti- soap, thorough rinsing and protected dry- ing, followed by ironing of careful skill. Franklin 71 for our driver, to call weekly. He’s regular and dependable, always. our Dupont Cirele office to leave your bundlg when THE TOLMAN L AUNDRY 10, 1925, HUSBAND’S REVENGE SEEN }.IN SHOOTING OF COUPLE Man Killed, Wife Wounded—Woman Left Spouse | | Two Months Ago. | By the, Ase ROCH! N. Y., September 10, | L AN R ADARL® fevenss on pia missing |wife and her escort was believed by \p«.nre today to have heen the motive {in the slayinz last night of Fred La | Rlue. 50, of Rochester. {inz of Mrs. Grace Vol ton, Pa. The shoot [ |ront of La Biue's home in Litchfield |the assaflant fired tour shots at street. |one taking effect. Her conditin The couple wers accosted by a'serious, stranger, police declared, who drew a Mrs, Volpe left her, hushand revolver, held it La Blue'n|children two month 0. She heart and firea. pe fled, and lher home with La s moth A nade Seriously | - Velvet--- Fabricsof Royalty! Tolmanizin g your tablecloths and IZED. This special ours imparts to your the Autumn vogue as Older Hahn's define it! tablecloths, filtered water, proper Right royally it rules ND this entrancing slipper leads the vogue of velvet! 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Due to the fact that the qualities offered in this event are so unusually high as to the compara- tively low price of $6.00, we are compelled to re- l strict it to a 1-day event (Friday). Every pair offered is brand-new, and has never been shown before. Representing materials and patterns that will be the vogue for Fall wear. Every pair will be returned to stock at regular selling price at the close of tomorrow’s business. The values are so phenomenal that every woman should attend this sale without fail. Extra Salesmen Will Be in Attendance EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE@