Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1925, Page 9

1925 on the wall of the place of business of Willlam Ching,. president of Hip Bing tong, 1419 U street. The warn- ing falled tc alarm the Chinese merchant. It was pinned there yesterday after- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, GIRL AMONG MANY REALTOR, 72, SLAYS VICTIMS OF TRAFFIC FRIEND AND SELF stole wearing apparel and a small sum of money, the robbery being commit. ted during Ching’s temporary absence, Ching looked upon the message as a | Joke. He fs positive it was written by a colored man suspected of the will be heard in Traffic Court as soon as he is able to leave the hospital. Eleven-year-old James Herbert, col- ored, 1230 Tenth street, was knocked down on New York avenue between Fifth and Sixth street by the auto- BAND CONCERTS. Concert at the Capitol today at b p.m, by the United States Navy Band, Lieut. ‘harles Benter, J. 8 director. Sent to Towa College. First Lieut. Mark L. Beatner, ir., Corps of Engineers, stationed in the Panama Canal Zone, has been detailed | AIRPLANE CARRIER U. 8 ' . and Juliet”..... Is Injured restlt of a collision between the auto- Head—D: Tub ) i - Suite, “A Day in Venice' e gt , Lexington, Third Ship of| Sute AT e e e T 5 Lexington, was launched April 7 at| John M. Zimmermann, band- . of the automobile, was siightly in- i _ Camdon, X.'J.. but she Is no nearer | master, Emil A. Fenstad, assistant | pverturned mear Gaithersburg Md | jureq. 17 o5 peenidiacatyfoyidentyfwitha o completion than the Lexington, work | leader. e anabrouEht 1o this clty In the|” Two negroes, Theodore Copeland |VONer DUEL o yy partly clothed on both having progressed at the same [ March, “Curro Cuchares”. Metalll | 700 0 0 % UL B, roatover, Ve land Samuel Dennis, were treated at| T tound, in a helfflled bathtub. speed. They are 62 per cent complete “Mignon". O b L o T Emergency Hospital early yesterday | ¥as found in & bt rl o trom WILL BE LAUNGHED Type, to Take Water Oc- tober 3 at Quincy, Mass. (b) “Chinese Dance” Crist | atruck by the automoblle of Morris d_himselt | PR o . % s > yesterday, and drowne mself In a e tllquanf‘l;;n,wls};l:le afrcratt o xcerpte from “Litde Nellle Bandier, 2100 Good Hope roud Dorsts =5 h‘_;‘g"‘;{“:‘.h"‘:;“:'f,’; the horse-drawn | Pathtub, in his home next door. & tober 3 at the Fore River shipyards| Popular, “Ukulele Lady'....Kahn | e s tran,caken to Casualty Hos: T arge ™ srmact| “The body of Mrs. Snow, a_widow, | SHQuitcy, Mans. Dhetvesssls Sl be| omr o imter RrarIea Danner?: pital and treated for injuries to her e ot taf N mureel: | was found {n her bed by Hall's nephew, christened as she slides down the ways by Mrs. T. Douglas Robinson, wife of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy The Saratoga, sister ship of the and will be ready for commissioning late next year. Will Carry 72 Planes. ! The Lexington, exactly like her sis- ter, will be 838 feet long over all, of 105 feet beam and electrically driven, March, ying Artillery,” Blankenburg Overture, “Slavonic Melodies” . Titl (b) Gondoliers. (¢) Love Song. () Good-Night. Valse, “Espana’. Two dances— (@) “Arablan Dance". . Waldteufel Crist Concert by the United States Soldiers' Home Band, at the Home, tomorrow evening at 5:45 o'clock, ‘Bach-Gounod ope”.Halevy Madame ....Puccini Lillian Adair, 9, Knocked Down by Nine-year-old Lilllan Mille Adair of Kenllworth was among a number of children and adults who were victims of traffic accidents over the week end. The child was crossing the street in front of her home when she was thigh, left knee and elbow. Benjamin Carter, 28 years old, 508 G street, suffered a broken left leg and shock last night when the auto- mobile in which he was riding ‘was Three Autos Collide. Three automobiles were in collision at Sixteénth and U streets early yes- terday. The_car of Don C. Willlams, Pittsburgh, Pa., struck that of Mrs. mobile of Vanmeter Gates, 14387 Irv- ing street. The boy was on roller skates. He was slightly injured. streets northeast. The cars struck and broke down a post to which a fire alarm box was attached. Watkins was treated at Casualty Hospital for an injury to his back. One Hurt in Collision. £ Smith, curred yesterday morning at Florida 226 R street northeas oc avenue and I'irst street northeast. Rachael Smith, 12 years old, occupant morning for cuts and brulses. They were injured in an Bradley Lane, Md. Guy Day, 38 years old, Clarendon, Va., suffered shock yesterday after- noon when his automobile crashed uccldent near Epsom, N. H.,, Man Shoots Widow, By the Associated Pre EPSOM, N. H, September 21— While apparently insane, Charles Sumner Hall, 72, lumber dealer and realtor, shot and strangled his life- long triend, Mrs. Grace Snow, 71, early George M. Hall, who went to her cot- tage when his uncle left their house and falled to return. Mrs. Snow had been shot through the temple and strangled with a towel, and head had which had fallen into the water four loaded cartridges and a discharged shell. The police belloved that Hall had tried to shoot himself and then resorted to drownins. - i My : d into the car of F. J. Hobbs, 49 years ° Sasithemamocibattioshipb iRhe il Sy t=itcng Y Foud, St KgRke ft awinet the wa |10, 4419 Seventt sirect, at Connec: | QOBBER LEAVES WARNING. nots and a dis- (request) gzl N . Wi ) ticut avenue and street, overturn- . Dlacement of 33,000 tons. Each ship| pyroic'® “Gippsiand’ ;’f,.:"l.nn.u.‘r:llfl‘::'d;?,f:‘fm”“m ing the latter vehicle. Eleven-year- will be able to carry 72 airplanes. Originally designed as battle cruisers, the two ships were changed to air- ane carriers under provisions of the mitations of armament treaty. Four other cruisers then under construction were scrapped by that treaty. Completion of the Saratoga and Lexington, naval officers said, will glve the Navy two carriers beyond comparison with those of any other power. Japan has two similar car- rlers under construction, but they are smaller and have less engine power. The Lexington's motive power will ‘be produced by four 45,000-horsepower motors, or sufficient to provide light, heat and power for a city of 700,000 population. Eight 22,500-kilowatt tur- bine generators will drive the motors, and steam for them will be supplied by 16 boilers, the equivalent of 100 locomotives. Carries Elght Guns. In addition, a number of auxiliary motors and generators will be installed for a variety of uses, ranging from steering the ship to operating potato- peeling machines. The ship’s major armament will con- sist of eight s-inch guns, mounted in four turrets, and these will be supple mented by anti-aircraft and .machine guns. Her radio equipment will be of the latest desigm, with a single antenna leading to the deck from a housi mast able to lower within itself wh the ship passes under a bridge. The smokestack, elevators and nav- igating bridge are grouped amidships at the extreme starboard side of the deck, giving the planes a clear sweep from stem to stern for their activities. The Lexington will weigh approx- tmately 28,000 tons when she slips from the ways, and will be the heavi- est ever launched in this country. The Saratoga was about 2,000 tons lighter. Bpecial arrangements have been made at the shipyard to check the Lexing- ton’s speed down the ways and to bring her to a full stop within 300 feet. G. W. BUCKINGHAM DIES. Tenor Binger, Who Appeared in “Pinafore” in Early 80s. George W. Buckingham. 61 vyears old, for many years a well known tenor singer here, and who sang in the first and original performance of n “The Star Spangled Banner." = RIDDLE PLANS TO SAIL FOR BERLIN IN NOVEMBER Treasury Official to Be Special As- sistant to Gilbert—Successor Here Unchosen. Jesse H. Riddle, chiet of the section of statistics. Treasury Department, expects to leave Washington about the middle of November to take up his new duties as special aide to S. Par- ker Gilbert, jr., agent general for reparations in Berlin. Mr. Riddle has been connected with the Treasury since 1921 and was asso- ciated with Mr. Gilbert while the lat- ter was Undersecretary of the Treas- ury. Prior to entering the Government service_ Alr. Riddle was with the Fed- eral Reserve Bank of New York and an instructor at Dartmouth College. His home is at 2006 Columbla road. No successor to Mr. Riddle has as yet been named. — Assigned to This City. First Lieut. Mackey J. Real, Dental Reserve, on temporary duty at Walter Reed General Hospital, has been ap pointed a first lieutenant in the Dental Corps of the Regular Army and assigned to duty at the Army Dental School, this cit Buying of lace by tourists in Malta has boosted that industry there. I Undvetgrnedta iSt»udebaker radeforonzto-doy | L Mrs. FU her ankle sprained and her head cut, was en to Emergency Hospital, while ltams, cut about the body, was treated at Freedmen's Hospital. He was held by the police to answer charges of driving while drunk and reckless driving. Hls case old Nellle Hobbs, occupant of the overturned car, was treated at Emer- gency Hospital. Day was charged by the police with reckless driving. Danish state raflways' profits are mounting rapidly. Placard Signed “K. K. K.” Left by Thiet in Chinese Store. “Look out, we're going to get you. K. K. K." The foregoing message was scrib bled on a plece of paper and pinned W. & J. SLOANE 1508 H STREET > Opposite The WASHINGTON, D. Shoreham FINE WOOL WILTON RUGS (Size 9x12) at $7875 The low price on this extra heavy quality represents a distinct saving to all who take advantage of this opportunity. ALL OTHER SIZES AT PROPORTIONATE SAVINGS STORE HOURS 8.00 A. M. TO 5.00 P. M. EVERY DAY FREIGHT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS “Pinafore” at the old National The- ater in the early 80s, died in Minne- SATURDAYS UNTIL 12 NOON IN THE UNITED STATES apolls, Minn., Frida; according to word received here. Mr. Buckingham was the son of the late John B. Buck- ingham, sr., who was a doorkeeper at | the old Ford Theater at the time President Lincoln was shot. Don’t apend a 1ot 'of money He 1s survived by his wife, Mrs, to3 tnholaten ! Siont o fusyibuve’ Nell Buckingham: three brothers, Have close fitting SHp Covers Charles Buckingham of Sparta. Wis.: | John E. Buckingham, jr.. and Wil-| liam Buckingham of this c | Funeral services and interment will | be in Minneapolis. Mr. Buckinghar had been a resident of the latter city | for the last 20 years, and was a mem- ' ber of the Masonic and Elks lodges there. Resignation Is Accepted. The resignation of Warrant Officer Michael A. Ross, at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., has been accepted. Many new electric being started in 1 projects are | apan Call the Shade Shop For NEW WINDOW SHADES Call either of our 2 Every shade is made right here in our own factory— imates. assuring perfect “A Shade Better” made for any medium size over- stuffed 3-plece suite, with separate cusklon, snap fasten- ers, tape bound. in im- 21 75 ported cretonne for... i Also Plain Linene Best grade Belgiu s29‘75 Call, write or phone for samples. R. L. ISHERWOO 1209 9th St. w. Frauklin 6110 phones for fit and satisfaction. , Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carries cAn cAssurance of Satisfaction Clifford Lewis President Lewis Hotel Train- ing Schools Managing '$150,000 Made in Florida in 3 Years—by Student of Lewis Hotel Training Schools 7 He Matched His Training Against Someone Else’s Money 'HE opportunities in the hotel and tea room field are astounding. New enterprises spring up so rapidly that promotion is swift. The highly paid room clerk, steward, of today is soon the still more highly paid manager. The supply of trained executives is far below the demand. high—ranging up to $4,800.00 a year with free living added—home and business in one—and lead to future more. ET In this uncrowded fleld. The work is fascinating. You Jeiog shown in evers State and the D. C. 170.000 hotel Al hostess, accountant or checker Therefore, salaries are incomes of $10,000, $20,000 and ‘as recently estimatad that more than positions would have to noon or early last night by an in truder who entered the robbery. In the long drive You will play in better form, no matter what the game may be, if you have the right tool. There has lately been a remarkable evolution in fountain pen construction. The name of the suspect was place and | furnished the pol to duty as military instructor at Towa Better deslers everywhere are rapidly selling the new Jade “Lifetime,” not only because it is beautifully made of indestructible radite and has a nib guar- anteed for a lifetime, but for the very good rea- son that it has a new kind of dependability, and isaninfalliblewriting tool. Alwaysin3ood form. Price, $8.75 Others, for men and women, as low as $2.50 “Lifetime” Titan oversize pencil to match, $4.25 Sheatfer Skrip—successor to ink—makes all pens write better HEAFFE PENS:-PENCILS - SKRIP ‘W.A SHEAFFER PEN COMPANY FORT MADEON, OWA 90000 users Are Helping to Sell Frigidaire {onmultant or"S25" Losding meelt the best Fet;plu. Meals and Crune .f:..°:2‘3wfié_:-:§‘m‘.;‘m“:_:§§ ® et e e g b i e A O furnished tree. Much Sel. Aountante Cheotes: 90,000 users are helping to sell Frigid- il e firder fict Wt Shis course e e o el ;:t Your M. ;e':_d 5 sire because they have learned what Frigidaire &p hotels. ra‘x?l:'z;nxny mg‘.n.',:: e e iosl may e Ilofinvl “ourn e ade convenience means in their own homes—because SN o had o\{;u?:r:s asfomai saved or invested. | Hotel Administration they have proved Frigidaire dependability through 830 13th St. N.W. Phones 2 254 5780 Towla students in” con: And the scarcity of M acarwmnt months and years of continuous operation and trou- thct with good positions last tralned executives - | Food Checking and Con- ble-free they have proved that W. STOKES SAMMON The joy of it . Proprietor —will endure—for these are Cafritz “Lifetime” Homes in makes your position secure. Does Florida Call oms Cooker Hotel and Restaurant Cookery (quanti Tea Room and Cafe ery _(quantity ) oy performance—because Frigidaire actually costs less than ice. If you do not now enjoy the convenience of Frigid- aire, talk to a friend who does. Yuu‘llle‘mthntgno You? Smmercial Taterior consideration would a user go back toiceand New York financiers | Public Boe ice-box. You'll learn how the most 50 dnveating heavily in i becs ey teel a Al be parm Investigate Now Oall hable foods are kept fresh by Frigidaire—how A_Lowis Graduate Man the boom_ W o THis Bix Flofida Hotel et % 18°080.600 and see how com- removes all the possible annoyance of out- ok Man- lets Chevy Chase Terrace S oot ek, | B e o o g side ice supply—how j¢ sutomatically maintains & fon-oliar " Hogel "si_Orlando, fion. Florias may soon have ive or ten studies, you perform every duty that ou low, temperature—how it freeges ice cubes E > 5 5 what accomplished apalation. © 455 hotels were” projected will have to perform as Manager of a and mskes frozen desserts. Most beautiful location handy by—and most attractive for Florids in five months. not to men- hotel or tea room or head of an impor- Homes anywhere. A combination that cannot be equaled faleterian, otc. Florids necds your serv: fant department. See the photographe of Come into our display room and let us show how 2 J cee agickly s Florida's' population lesding hotels. tea rooms. etc.. managed easily you can have Frigidaire. Let us our and an investment that you'll alwgys be glad you made. grows by leaps and bounds more a1d by our gradustes. See our busy free Na- . : heoded: while" the oresent” enterp tional Employment Bureau. which placed con t purchase plan. Let us show you the new Center Hall and Cottages—with one and two will grow so rapidly that the small @750 students in contaet o0d models. Let demonstras tion. sumptuously appointed baths; unique porches; artistic B s oy ok oy, will berfne m'.v.fx positions last year. n':hd-ddc You'll be -M“‘.n hme.::d in the B-5-1 i s; sel ; big ities in & f oF months. " i 3 chimney nooks; select hardwood floors; big closets, oo "8 fow heFt monthe LEwls sor yourselt Shich can Bet i Ay iy $245, plus & small sum and lots of them; effective fi xtures and practical equip- ment throughout. Attractively designed garage with each Hpme. $15,500 and $15,950 ' The prices are from $2,000 to $3,000 less than would cost to du- plicate—and the terms will be made to suit your convenience. Represantative on the to 9 P.M.—Every day, including Sunday ‘Wisconsin Ave.—a_short block to entrance to Chevy Chase Terrace. Motor out Conn. Ave., through Bradley Lane, turning south at he tree-arched Watch Washington Grow to a Million ground from 9 A.M. Davidson Drive—the Is Made e “I knew nothing about tea ‘before _beginn} the - In Other Sections Opportunities are equally bright eise- where. 25 mammoth new hotels have been projected in New York City alone, undreds of new tea rooms and cafeterias. And equal activity Is Lewis Hotel Training Schools CLIFFORD LEWIS, PRESIDENT Pennsylvania Avenue at 23rd Street ‘Washington, D. C. Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. (Out-of-town readers write about Correspond- ence Courses.) ning classes mow forming are limited. Last year many hed to be disappointed. But call soon. The Fall day and eve- New Home of Lewis Hotel Tralning Schools. The first building in Amer- ica to be erected for the exclusive purposs of tralning for the Hotel Profession and, Allied Telephones: for freight and installation. Greatly increased produc= tion of this model assures prompt very. DELCO LIGHT COMPANY WASHINGTON SALES BRANCH 1219 “E” STREET N.W. Franklin 7157, Franklin 651