Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON 1925. D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.. JUDGE GOOLRICK DIES |ihy duse i tiect cciveonces | ADOPTION ATTACKED | So®de Lomte“tiiacens” Hoseniss | FIRE PANIG AVERTED [t statence reatizes S £ KILLED HIS FATHER Q,,{}‘,‘;"“;'i‘:;‘,",}?““""‘“ A fcuunty years, but was In the habit of visiting were o chief beneficiaries under | lion police had taken charge of the | v anked n»m_ vhere' and ha AT VIRGINIA HOME |3, cormesiir, o vt AS HOAX IN WILL SUIT | Wairsiietin it 5t oy | BY MOVIE OPERATOR | “ipsen ouna susno unconscions| BY REQUEST FREED :,..'".'.:.3 for 3z years, and conducting its ses. tion, October 1922, Miss Kendall |’ | from dioxonite poisoning and muu.«-‘ The shooting occuried late Tue e, sions. was more thar R |15 burned. day might. Witnesses said the eldcr vears old, the reply L | A member of Baxton's Battery, he states, and add Logsdon was drunk and had threat- ‘Was Oldest Member of State Ju- diciary, Confederate and Father of Ex Senator. was seriously wounded during the War between the States, and was, in late years, commander of Mu Confederate Veterans. ¢ Camp, Alleged Ward of Wainwright, Patent Medicine Magnate, . Seeks 5800 000. “Ellls Wainwright was 72 and his | nd_and will were dominated by the plaintiff, and he did not adopt | influences ' directed and controlled by | Man Shouts That Flames on Screen Are Part of Picture as He American Idea Spreads. Youlh~ Story of Shooting Brings | ened to kill his famil: Him Acquittal in Court helmuth Barnick, a German critic, thst Humers Temfied Fights Blaze. { | says that the American theater is leav- | ing its fmprint upon the German as | in Kentucky. her as his own free act and deed.” The reply denies that Wainwright | In addition to his legal attainments, | |Tudge Goolrick was an author of some Watchers in { country of Penr the By the Associated Pr | note, having written several historieal Asencinted g % | was of unsound mind when he made | By the Associdted Press. | well as the Fernch theater since the | By the Associated P to eatch the ghost of a i i DERICKSBURG, Va., Septem- | books and LOUIS, ember 1 I, and alleged that he frequent-| pDETROL September 17.—Calling { ..~ oniy American he says, . | had h(th xmml but during the ber 17.—Judg= John T. Goolrick, oldest | widow and adoption the late Ellis Wain- e her large and small sums { from the projection room of » crowdea | Wai- Only an Americas A MADISONVILLE, Ky. September|nig rified by weird member of the judiciary, and | Senator €. 0' | wright, patent medicine manufac- | oid litigation, he, on March wotion picture theater that the flames | Would have thought of produ 17.—Because he killed his father at|feminine &b Sroeult D bly the.only Confederate veleran N turer, “of Rosalind Velva Kendall, [ 1923, paid her $75.000 in considera- | silhouetted on th all a|“Aida” in the open air, which s reancat ot i - ere called i “on the . died suddenly | Irick, United States Army | who Is now suing for his $800,000 | tion of which she forever released | part of the filn no. mo- | done in Vienny with an ‘adudiesce of | the reduest of the parent. Harold|, B e to eive at his home here vesterday % », Honolulu, and John T.|estate, te d a “pretended adop- | his estate from’any and all demands | tion picture operat last night at-|thousands. “America cracks the whip |1-08sdon, 14, of Ashbyburg, Ky., was | thefr version of the sounds which te Having just passed his 82d birth- | Goolrick of Visalia, Calif., survive. tion™ in o swer to her suit filed | and claims.” | tempted to ex Tnguisl & burning roli | and Paris applauds,” he concludes. acquitted of a charge of murder in rified the watchers B T R R A A A A A A B A A T R B B R P A A A A A A T A A A T A RO. Bedwear Men’s Wear Jewelry ALARM CLOCKS, one of the best clock and gua- Q5 ¢ 300 \IRl\t‘\ OF JAPA- NESE PEARLS, mounted v 49¢ a fancy catch. Indestruet- ible. Friday . POLYCHROME NDS, of a very fine fin- 100 PRS. d - for Frid,?_\ 95¢ BOOK REET FLOOR Rug Dept. selling, \\\Il\\TI‘ R RU, 100 by ut both end: Newest patterns wear. Many colors (1.000) JAPAN % AG RUGS, FIFTH FLOG Draperies RUFFLED MARQUI- SETTE CURTAIN yards longz, in three attrac styles Choice of all white o h’ col ored ruffies. All have fle backs ::. matel A SL25 ] value Qe SHADOW NET PANELS, a vasiely froni, bu Another o IMPORT H{hH P(M\l CURTAIND, vliqued on flue and 2 . :llu(h;;u- g evenc at the 1o g9 G5 markable Friday pric op \()L EW I\D()\\ or shade, od spring rolier, ith crochet ring and fixtures. Gftered ali wanted colors, .ms ft. (u‘t 55¢ H \l ARQUIL VES, in the new shadow (150) SETS, sizes 81x90 and 7° double and twin beds. blue, rose, helio, bolster l CRINKLED BED 90, for piece. .30 Friday. = (|6\80 ALL-WOOL BLOCK PLAID BLANKETS, will give foug wear and comfort. Colc are ved and black, biack and white, ;\ml ‘{}'i,'f ;ml Reg. $8.90. Fri- C Special s re-. B 194 PART-WOOL | PLAID ~ BLANKETS. T0~80 BLOCK choice of blue, rose, g as well Vi border. . TN $h.66 LL FEATHER CUS H- covered with l‘rl‘l(\ art - 39¢ About 17x17 in. Sale, Each THIED FLOOR Lining Remnants ) Reg. 19¢. satins, percalines and others. Lengths from 1 to 3 yards. Yard THIRD FLOOR Wash Goods WASH G OO DS NANTS, in voiles, plain cotton suit flock-dotted voiles, gin; other — fabrics. from 2 to 4 yards, TERNS, with real hand - ery and drawn work. 11 on broadeloth, 3 on voile, 7 on linen. Reg. §5 value. Fri- 32;98 day, only = I THIRD FIA Corset Dept. RUBBER REDUCING GIRDLES, odds and ends of Nemolastic and Stylish Stout rdles. Of fine rubber, covered with silk. Lace bl.t'k and front. Orig. 1 $1 Reiday ot 85.45 IRDLES CORSETS AN odds and ends of Nemo, Le Con- tour and Treo, Of fine brocade, with _elastic inserts over hips. Elastic top, long hip. 600 Stunning Felt Sports Hats 7 New Shape The simple little sports hat takes all honors in sportswear this season. for it is the most practical and com- fortable as well as the most becom ing hat that one may choose. Poke styles. pirate shapes, sand, beaver, Black Prince, rol Greatly Reduced $1.95 the size range in these that we ind e i the schedule below what are included. Strap and pump effects, in p suedes and combinations. So broken is Widths henna, New Colors! New 32.95 I brims wood, gray and purple. SECOND FLOOE. LANSBURGH & BRO s! A Broken Lot of Smart Models Women’s Shoes popular numbers sizes and widths atent leather, tan AAX S A B e Trimmings! You'll ‘be amazed at of styles, with its are far. pect at $2. 1 Special Purtlmse of of this collection inbow new and jaunty new shapes, for they far beyond anything you'd ex- and upturned models in green., pencil blue. rosewood, black. Balbnggan Dresses Smart One and Two Piece Models—for Women * and Misses $10 Nothing more chic or practical than the frock of Balbriggan— and these one and two-piece styles are beautifully tailored of a super- BROKEN LINE 0Ol FANCY SH k- 3 band style. T 17 B8 THE S FRUIT OF 1 NIGUT SHIRTS, in white Sizes 15 to 20. ‘@] 35 AP CUFF choice of patterns. \lrung and good looking. = B H OSE, Pair discontinued brand; choice I'\'TLR\H)\'I-..\ of colors. Toc grade. 2 g pairs STREET FLOOR Women’s and Children’s Hosiery 335 PAIRS WOMEN"S FULL-FASHIONED SILK STOCKINGS, finest qual- ity, assortment of colors. =~q).. Pair 79¢ 5 PATRS WOMEN"S AND RAYON STOCK- well_made, zood 460 ng. Pair 339 PAIRS TRREGULAR SILK STOCKINGS, with seam at back. $1.00 Val F L day Special, e e 19( 138 PAIRS BOY AND GIRLS' N()\'H}l‘.;l'\ SPORT SOX. brok 4 r 5 = Erader Friday. Pair. ... 2DC 285 PRS. INFANTS NOV- ELTY-TOP SOCKS, in all pretty colors. Regular 35 grade. 9= Friday, Pair 25¢ STREET FLOOR Art Dept. STAMPED SCARFS AND TERS, on fine quality oyster Marked for daisy @0 Each stitch. STAMPED SCARFS. one b ful loth, = heautiful w ite z'l;‘tw:-ln 23(‘ 'S STAMPED I)RETDILI!:'. on high- lzrnlle plain check materi: Lazy daisy designs. Each.. 59¢ FOURTH l‘LOOl( Domestics Kitchen Needs (14) BOTTLES WIZARD CLEANER, cleans and polishes: makes your floors look their Regularly He. ¥ri- 4Q¢ 5) WIZARD ALUMI- NUM CLEAN ; another famous Wizard product. Works wonders with pots and pans. Reg. ularly 60c. Sale 39¢ (16) WIZARD FLOOR WAX, easily applied: preserves the wood, giving a neat, clean Regulary Q= L o 95¢ mat cover. Nale pedal to Regularly \'DI\II)L AL BROWN ILED TEA POTS, the a pot for a kitchenette. 9. Friday 4@ 1-sewed brooms. t in weight. s o 39¢ lhullurh Nale Rl{l)(l\]\ portunity, only SINTH FLOOE Trimmings NOTTINGHAM LACE! white and ecru, ? to 4 wide. A wonderful value. LACE for trimming eurtai inches wide. Choic white or ecru. Yard. REMNANTS OF LACE D BRAIDS, all high-class 1 s, handy for trim- = als, very handy for trim- =, ’S. beauti- in_black and color-. hes wide. Friday, (;9‘. yard SHORT LE o CRUSHED \\D ~(bl[ H) NECKWEAR at less than half price. A wonderful obportunity for_Friday. T3¢ to $2.5 PLEATED ORG x\Dll‘ 'S, in a larze assortment of Short lots, each, and plaids; o fine, sheer Orig. $10 and S5 Fri- @6 30 excellence of fabric. Straightline BONS. High.zrade ribhons, in 5 KT i Children’s School Shoes models with pleated skirts, velvet o e femient AR, AL ELOUR By BBFR-M‘DU Ly ) : 5 collars and cuffs — buttons — fancy work, ete. Round thread 5-INCH MOIRE RIBBON. onsisting of :l“io::i:i Friday's Exceptional Price pockets—and some with boyish and ulmvlllh'h nerf short lots, all w nted colors ex out, Nemo Sizes 16 t 40. Special, yard Y. Spe- 2G,. reversible collars. EA ATIN RIB- of fine qua'- 39¢ I~I AND COTTON. nd unbleached. 12Vs¢ $1.95 215 yard those W Closing Out—Regardless of Special for Friday, Yd. Plated ‘X;are CED CHE-- A sandal style with crepe sbles comes in elk leather. Original Prices, Summer Silk VBLEACHE AL- g e e ILLE PORTIERES, 10 inches Sturdily mude. on the natural last of the foot. Sizes 7 to 2. d C D, % 95 Sl PJ’_I',""\ -(m"‘ tl}l Fi,w REMN \\1\ OF VET1.- N e, 2P ALRS) PLATED Aone strap pump of patent leather in sizes 815 to 131. and Cotton Dresses at $7.95. TOON. e Gt A fhs s W ai- wide; fn colors irose ISR IETRS JBEBALRS) P L/ ) And a few red and green kid sandals in sizes 815 to 11. 3 ity wiieh, bleaches o i oy out- 10¢ price for @1(),75 :“‘:‘f""\"fig:fl;:-w"% iuinered SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. ke percale. Yard ...... 25¢ Each. ... C such fine portieres. .. p e $5.50 READY - MADE VEILS. DOUBLE - BED SHEETS. size 81x90 inches Of excellent FIFTH FLOOK (2 SETS) PEARL HAN- short Tots, in fne. _med; m or Many pat- 95¢ ; pUEy it e 28 ‘ . At Sl I Boys' Dept. i m s | Three Remarkable Values—Silk Dept. PILLOW CASES, mude y oo 2-PANTS ‘”RDLIRUP (EADERS, with hammered, v Stealghit o ':...fiplf'('!.'f:‘.n.";ffil eat. ‘ef GOOdS SUITS, of wide: “a"ll' cOLgures sterling handles, six to a set. 7 P . . Glenwood. Sizes 45x36 (30) BEADED BAGS. all Both L mickers ully $6.95 Rl "‘:"IV““ a set. @5 95 —At One Exceptionally Low Price and 42336 Special. @] ()() of Belgian make, in the most es 4 = - Friday only X K sdepngavsnnensns g il "LPIECE SCHOOL SUITS, (2) HAMMERED H O T e . . rackmodel conb ors, PLATE MATS, :-;:ug:rzség’ - 10 SILITARY BELT: ol value, offered special Z ( ) S sizes 86,95 o idhy k. Loy i L’ of fine brown cowhide, whick Lot B 2) HAMMERED H O T \ 1nens iy sell [ Athon 1CK ":A_B“’:“H?:‘:[‘ miu-’r: "\Ili\\TL'.'lll):‘l";}Innrfl_\’ selling . ® .‘ PL:RF LINEN DAMASK. F davos ’:;,u. ":.»..‘.m $1.49 N SUTT! of serviceable tweeds. 3 s - < St temekers $695 e i 4 $2.69 40-Inch Heavy Flat Crepe 36-Inch Silk-Faced Duvetyn G e i ||'":lll'e';u‘l,l'm| gt} \Ngf.,‘.Tl',L'} Al ] lined. Sizes 7 to 1 STREET FLOOR % s : . 5 3 Originally %ol f | BLACK RAI\( OATS, vo|f Chlna De t ~ Usual $1.95 and $2.25 Grades . B A R_qular J?flfl Grade g L Paliotas. oA cxer §1.50 n X 95¢ : guaranteed rubber. ‘Military col p Lo One of the leading silk fabrics-for the Fall season, and with a rich, ‘\ehet—hkc ’fir:llsh and soft nmap. Shown in 25 NAPKINS TO MATCH. KT FLOOK far, “sap | fasteners. §2,95 ELECTRIC FLAT IRON fine, heavy grade, in fifty of the leading new shades. or more of the newest and most desirable Fall colors. e 2021 inches. Spe- @4 ,;0 WOOl Fabri Nizes 6 to 16.......+ b i o] s 2y ws rioow e g g : : 54-Inch Ravon Tabalar J et e Vieed s, Speciaily ‘@9 5O 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chine -Inch Rayon 1ubular Jersey LINEN Ty CH SLINCH ALL-WOOL priced at $1.50 Yd‘ of pure, FRENCH hl‘,lH-l‘A. in green, red, LIGHT CUT SHERBET $2.00, $2.50 and $2.98 Grades * ing of , seal, navy, ma- Tots’ Panty size GLASSES, a limited number, A smooth, silky knit fabric that is ideal for slips, Regu- ] | d it three, vesy attraetive A multitude of fascinating colors and designs, in a splen- bloomers, chemise, etc. In all the wanted lingeric A it Dresses an patterns to choose from. J&= . did grade of crepe de chine. Full 40 inches wide. colors. ST : Each MBLERS A NSBURG : * BREAKFAST SETS, of CEcePets .. xR Mt el e o g ARGy X ] ri i Deautiful designs. A somewhat sisting of one 50-inch cloth and riy $2.25 a yard., Reduced y ”d“ygsp R - , » A e gl [ 39c¢ “BLACK GLAZED JAR. Fo f ] Fl O o 0 ° cially 40-TN.” SILK-AND-WOOL DINIERES, 8%-inch size, in a t 00 O t t s iINEN HUCK FACE TOW. R N CREPE, in rosewood. ik e y 'OW- Gobelin, zinc, cocoa, seal and Gingham panty frocks il O Ay only at this 89¢ 1 I pp r unl le or Il a ELS, size 18x34 inches; fine qual. pther shades, Kegu- R oot eanbroldary: | pcios 4 ity, with space for monogram. larly $200 a vard. g) 49 £ Friday’s price ... Plun colors and checks; sizes 2 Special for Friday, 50¢ each THIRD FLOOK Card Tables . Three-Piece o . Notions Plain colored or check creepers . - BIRDEYE COTTON, 18 with white' waist, Many. ovel . ;}{23&053 :;EB A?‘:{gfi: Chairs and A Real Friday Special Genulne Reed inches wide. An excellent grade Toilet Needs Reed and Fiber T LANSBURGH . & BRO.’S HARD WATER SOAP, special, | dozen cakes, 79¢: STREET AND FOURTH FLOOR. ent. Very special, yard, 2¢C *SEW - ON SUPPORTERS, . Rockers Suite ; TRIRD FLoOR $1.75 Girls’ Regulation S e s B Very Specially Priced An Unusual Value g 2 WOOL POWDER PUFFS, Middy Blouses "BLOCKED INDIA 'rwh $ 9 O Handkerchiefs reziarty s0c; for Friay. eaen assorted widths. 3 pieces, 5c. 2 Tt N CBNSE i s Regulariy $1.98; Now FANCY GARTER ELAS. $ 13.00 All ready for that game of Bridge! 4 R NE e CHODL e repadany 1o Frides b . i v 5 At sutinyifuslisoitde cardiiables 2 ylhite andpretty “Golors. ‘3G INCENSE in assorted i $ 0 SARTTARY Navkins, Our regular $1825 grade are these inchés: high - with : neat, ‘gahogany S tandione iite, consisting "j Very neat. Dozen ...... odors: regularly 25c; Friday, 15¢: 1. "‘"° fla ol Mirdseye eos. B by el e sn finish, and 28)4-inch square top cov- e land fel o il MENS PURE LINEN * GEM RAZORS, regularly Just in time for school needs! ELASTIC WEBBING. in full, round reed, and closely woven ered with green imitation leather. tractively finished in .cafe and biue HANDKERCHIEFS, with 30c: special at 39c. ANTSAL specially $1.00 fiber; complete with cretonne cush- te jean middies with three Metal corners, and a metal brace on Col“bmiflon Fully equipped with black nllllluvlhlu. not all widths. elkhfl; -inch hen. Frie ; sizes 6 to 22; white 5 . jons, - spring bottoms and reversible ; 3 o cmh,‘,ns and strong spring bot- priced for Friday, Tt ved or bine collars und cults, © RTCKRACK. wsorted i ot ud Tt cach leg. A splendid value. ipciig e W OMENSS WHITE " AMAMI PACE POWDER. braid trimmed, 16 to 22, widths, in white. 6 yards, 2 FIFTH TLOOR FIFTH FLOOR ’ Firrw ¥LoOR i LINEN HANDKER- regular e size for Me. Also a large assortment of ging- COTTAR BEANDS, A y - / CHIEFS. Of fine quality 5, FAN TOL BATH SALT: ham middies in plain colors and . quality. 6 for 19¢. linen. Each.... ... in assorted odors, special at 39¢. b S O o S STREET FLOOR STREET FLOOR S 3