Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1925, Page 7

Two Leader Specials *1 .39}?5 Sizes 6 to 2—made with wide toes and either PLAY SHOES. Uskide or Leather Soles. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOUR'E Not SATISFIED THE EVENING TRINKLE APPROVES FORGET-ME-NOT DAY Urges Virginia Drive in Behe'f of Disabled World War Veterans. In the Bargain Basement Mothers_ know that IT'S A SATISFACTION TO KNOW THAT YOU CAN GET XOUR MONEY ACK OURE NOT BATISFIED AT THE LEADER. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., October 26.—Gov. E. Lee Trinkle has issued a proclama- tion calling upon the people of Vir- ginia to observe National Forget-me- not day, November 7, when a drive will be conducted for the aid of such World War veterans as may be in need of assistance. “I belleve that no more worthy ef- fort could be put forth than that hav- ing as its object the partial relief of heroes who, in the time of national and world peril, offered their lives upon the altar of freedom and dared death in_defense of liberty and in de- fiance of autocratic despotism under arms,” said the governor's proclama- tion. .69 Dies After Fall. Joseph Criste, 40 years old, of 111 Seventh street northeast, a brakeman in the employ of the Baltimore and Ohlo Raflroad Co., fell from a car in the freight yards Saturday night and was severely injured. His left arm was broken and his skull fractured. He died at Casualty Hospital this morning. An inquest probably will be held at the morgue tomorrow morning. ALL SHOES GUARANTEED A LITTLE USED—BUT NOT ABUSED Delivers Any Article Advertised Here Do you want good furniture with a very small down payment? Remember, the sale is in our basement only at 735 7th St. N.W. tomorrow morning. Bring this ad with you. Everything in good condition. Come early as possible. Terms as Low as §1 a Week —Colonial style S'deboar 0ak Sideboard for the dining room will go for only $1.95. Delivered for......... Serving Tables .,,‘L,"J.‘,:s Serving Tables as good as new for Delivered for only $6.15. —0ak Wardrobe Wardrobe " ver b neath will be sold for only $130. Delivered for i i —A few odd Fiber Settees. r.s Srtieee wit 2o closed out for the sacrifice price of $2.95. Delivered for.... —Metal Beds in dnuble$ size, in different finishes. Beds —Excellent grade o Sprlllgs double size bed springs for as little as $2.45. De- livered for —3-Pe. Davenport Suite 1 sample Overstuffed Bed-Davenport: Suite in blue and gold velour. Worth $2 0. Our very special price, $139.50. ch piece delivered for ...... .. —Round Dining Tables 75oun¢ $ Dining Room Tables for as low as $1.95. Delivered for..... - —Oblong Kitchen Tables W°""“°"$ Kitchen Tables will be sold for only $2.95. Delivered for. — Mahog- lerary Table any-finish, rary Table in excellent condi- tion, only $8.95. Delivered for.... —Five-drawer Chiflonier 0ak Chiffonier will go for only $7.95. Delivered for Y Washstands sold for only Living Room Suite— Mahogany settee, chair and rocker with spring-filled tapestry seats, in first class condition. Two extra pillows _with settee. Exchange Store price only $59.50. Delivered —Light or dark Ha“ RaCk finish hall rack with mirror and seat compartment. Plenty of hooks for clothes. Our yr:ces as low as “95. Delivered 01 e =—Three-piece Parlor Suite —" shocans ] and velour parlor suite for as little as $12.95. Delivered for. Phonograph ~%.2"g 1 phonograph, fully guaranteed, will be sold for $34.75. Delivered for. . s —o0da Chairs Chairs for the living room will be closed out for as little as $3.45. Delivered for........... —3 Pes. Bedroom Outfit =3 ™, size oak dresser, chiffonier, double bed, guaranteed spring and 50-Ib. mattress, two all (mlwr pillows and two chairs. All good as new. 'Onl:|y $69.50 compleu. Dcll\‘er!d Living Room Suite— Mahogany and Cane Living Room Suite, of settee, chair and rocker, :Barovsi newhu'po \‘r‘elour. s[lost - Exchange Store price, $42.50. Delivered for....... L 5 * Dining Room Suite— Queen Anne oak buffet, oval-front china closet, round extension table anflefllx Ie'nher‘lll‘lt chairs. This sul s of excellent quality and will_be sold cnmflelg only (or $67.50. Delivered for. cees Davegport Suite °.5 overstuffed bed-davenport, Clbenm fleld chair and rocker, all with loose cushions, in taupe velour. Just one suite to go at the sacrifice price of $119.00. Each plece de- livered for.......... $ c o —Dropside Couch com- plete with pad, will be sold for only $9.95. Delivered for.. —Bookcase ol$ Bookcase ~fooxonce o glass doors, will go for only $6.50. Delivered for .. Parlor Table —F; wax Parlor Center Table for as little as $4.95. Delivered for. —Long 0ak Dresser Base —Lom= % Base, valuable for the drawer space, will be sold for $4.95. De- livered for.......coeuee STAR, WASHING' ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Georgetown Citizens’ Association Will meet, 8 p.m., in Potomac Bank 1. Commissioner Fenning, Dr. George Bowerman and Fred G. Col- dren will speak. Cigars. West End Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in_Corcoran Hall, George Washington University, U. J. Dunbar will talk on sculpture while modeling clay, and Harry Hites will speak of “Selling Washington.” Elec- tion of officers. West Hnd Union, W. C T. U., will meet, 7:45 o'clock, at the parsonage, 812 Twentleth street. Election of offi- cers and delegates to annual conven- tion. Mid-City Citizens’ meet, 8 o'clock, in Speakers: Judge George H. MacDonald of Traffic Court, Miss Clara W. Her- bert of the Public Library, and Rich- ard Mansfield, cartoonist. Election of officers. Association will Thomson School. The City Glub will have its first stag night program of the season, 8:30 o'clock, in ballroom of the club. A mass meeting under auspices of the District Parent-Teacher Congress will be held. § o'clock, in Central High School auditorium. - Program will be devoted to the pre-schol age child and will include speakers, plays and good music Public invited. eenth Street Highlands’ Citizens’ Asgociation will meet, 8 o'clock, In Sixth Presbyterian Church. The Practical Psychology Club will t, 8 o'clock, at the Playhouse. The Masonic Study Club of Wash- ington-Centennial Lodge, will meet, 7:30 o'clock, at Masonic Temple. Al- fredo Samson will read a paper on “Freemasonry in the Philippines.” Master Masons invited. will Auditorium, *“The Mystic I Al School, Phelps will_give § o'clock. lecture, 8 1326 T Am. Garnett Janu: ¢'clock, in Units | street. Subject: St. Rose's Techni place and California_street, & bridge and 500 card party, Stanley Lansburgh will be host at a dinner of 45 covers, for the buyer: for Lansburgh company at Hotel Hamilton. Following dinner there will be a reception in the blue room. The Writerscraft Club § p'clock, the Mount Library. will meef at Pleasa Relative of Secretary Kellugg Dies. ST. PAUL, Minn., October 26 (#). Mrs. Trederick Kellogg, 10 years old of Red Lake Falls, Minn., whose hi band is a brother of Frank B. Kell cretary of State, died here Satu day. Secretary Kellogs wired that he nd Mrs Kellogg would try to come to St. Paul for the funeral Monday. PAINTING, PAPER- HANGING, JOBBING H. L. HUTCHINGS 1637 Webster St. N.W. Phone Adams 736 FOR ESTIMATES AND SAMPLES Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 Steel Vaults Best Made, Guarantecd 50 Years Let no one tell you these are not the Best on Earth or_that we fool you. Any mak 585 vou desire. The cost is. Funerals Complete of ‘our tuner: 3, $75, 468, €155, $150 up e guarantes iarge to be 13 Skl e book Vack of the phone W. W Chambers Cd. The Brown Stone Funeral Home. Cor. Chapin & 14th N.W Sure Relief From Constipation Dr. Boice’s Prescription Tablets Take one tonlght and note the mugic effect of xood appetite und good di- estion. ~They cleanse and, nvigorate. “For wale at Peoples _or other good drug stores, 25¢. The pausea of Sea, Train and Car Sickness promptly relieved Expe rienced travelers all testify to ita positive action. 25 years in wie. c. & $1.50 at Drug Stores O ivect o veceipr of Price e Mothersil Romedy Co. Now York SEASICK = Eme D BABY HAD CZEMA IN RASH On Face and Head. Itch- ed Badly. Cuticura Heals. “When my baby was three months old she began to break out with eczema on her face and head. It started with & rash and itched badly causing her to scratch and irritate the affected parts. A friend told me about Cuticura Soap and Ointment so I j urchased some and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Oint ‘ment she was completely healed.’ (Signed) Mrs. Daisy Hamlin, Knoxville, Georgia. Cuticura Soap to cleanse and pu. rify, Cuticura Ointment to ooothe and heal and Cuticura Talcum to powder and sweeten are ideal for daily toilet purposes. “I?Inl Laborat % H, Malden, Masa® M9~ Cuticura Shaviag Stick 35e. C $100,000 FIRE LOSS AT CHARLOTTESVILLE Surber Publishing Plant Destroyed and Other Buildings Endangered. By tho Associated Press. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., October 26.—Fire starting in the furnace room of the Surber Arundale Co. shortly be- fore last midnight destroyed the com- pany’s publishing plant and the main office of the Western Union Telegraph Co., with an estimated damage of $100,000. Only heroic efforts prevented other bufldings in the same block from burning. The damage to the Arundale Co. plant is estimated at $80,000, partly covered by insurance. The Western Union lost all equipment and records, estimated at $20,000. EUGENE K. STEWART DIES. Lifelong Resident of City Expires at Age of 75. Eugene K. Stewart, 75 years old, a sociated with the retail shoe trad here for many years, and lifelong resident of this clty, died at the resi e of his daughter, Mrs. Tere: Petty, 1830 Calvert street, yeste after an illness of about four Mr. Ste t was formerly a manager for the old Dalton & Strick land shoe store on Eleventh street, south of I street. He was last employed in the stock- room of the Rich Shoe Co. on F street He retired from his position there, due ing health, about five months Al day months. s the son of the la B Stewart, who lived Eleventh street and M ivenue f vived b and Mrs ard Boyd, s and Wililam grandchiidren. al services will be conducted ul’s_ Catholic Church, Fif teenth and V streets, Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Ccmclerv ¥; WO sor W. Stewart, and CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Young Women's Hebrew A ciation will hold an interstate social costume part esd Y. M. H. A.” Building, Pen Ivania avenuc Lleventh and The free school for missionary in- struction of the Woman's Interde- nominational Missionary Federatio of the District and vicinity, will b gin its three-day session Wednesd: 1:30 p.m., in Mount Vernon Place hurch, Podin of U give a h the floor, of Librar, bookcase lobt the Public The Eckington W. meet tomorrow, 2 p.m of Mrs. W. L. Munger, Mount Ve non boulevard. Take Alexandria local, at Twelfth and Pensylvania avenue, and get off at Hume School. Mrs. Munge home school, T. U. will e home is Col. James S. { United Spanish War Veterans, { meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., ! sylvania avenue southe | ‘Washington section, American Fo esters, will meet tomorrow, §:15 p. Cosmos Club, to discuss “'Sid ghts on Grazing im the National orests,” Dr. Benjamin dwards Davenpc Towa" vertising Club tomorrow, {at the City Club. Subject ciple of Advertis B will ente artin, pastor of Association | tomorrow evening at| The originator of VE Y or HEALTH IN attend the last of CTURES at the UNIV corner of 13th and I All' Jectures and’lessons illustrated by Kkood stereopticon views. 8 0'Clock Each Evening This Week Monduy, Oct. 26. This evennig will be devoted entirely to the demonstration home treatment in the cure of disease. o_make-shift, but actually doing the rk. and in @ way that convince the most skeptical that Dr. Riles has & message the world has long needed. CLASS " of _versonal Instruction vl follow Dr.' Rilex's free I tions will be answered and _d iven at the close of each I ome awaits you. and Dr. Riley useful and practical life. join ME. u|n tions A wel and Return “The City of 100 Lakes” SPECIAL 6-DAY Personally Conducted Round Trip TOUR ALL EXPENSES $7 9.75 ALL EXPENSES We are running a Special 6-day Tour — leaving November 3rd, which _includes Transporta t1on Meals on Train all Hotel Expen: ses, Boating, Fish- Swimminz, Trips to Tampa and Petershurg — ali tor $79.75. Make Reservations Now OFFICE OPEN EVERY EVENING Haven Villa Corporation, © 220 Investment Bldg. Washington, D. C. —Main 10180— [ —————— e e e e e Haven Villa Corporation, | 220 Investment Bldg., ‘Washington, D. C. regarding Tour of Nov. 3rd. el Name. 1 1 | 1 ] | Pleaso eend mo full information | ] | 1 1 W MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 p.mn, at the | ettit Camp, No. 2, | will § our || | T. 1925 THE WEATHER District of Columbla and Virginia —Rain tonight and probably tomor- row morning, followed by fair and colder tomorrow afternoon and night; moderate to fresh south shifting to northwest winds. Maryland—Ratn tonight and tomor- row morning, probably changing to snow flurries in the mountains to- morrow; colder tomorrow and tomor- row night; moderate to fresh south shifting to northwest wind: Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., §9; 8 1., 44; 12 midnight, 45; 4 a.m., 44; 8 am., 43; noon, 50. rometer—4 p.m, 29.80; 12 midnight, 8 am, 30.00; Highest tcmperature, 63, occurred at 2 p.n. yesterday. Lowest tem- perature, 42, occurred at 7 a.m. toda: Temperature sume date lust yea Highest, 74; st, 73, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at § a.m. —Temperature, 50; condition, muddy. : Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:42 a.m. and 10:10 b.m_; high tide, 2:50 a.m. and 3:26 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:41 a.m. and 11:10 pan.; high tide, 3:39 aun. and 431 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:29 am; sets 5:16 p.m. Tomorrow sun sets Moon ri Automobile £ Imur after s rises, €30 am; 215 p.m., sets 12:33 am 40 014 e 04 7 0.18 0.01 #11 R | | (8 am. Greenwich Temt { GOES TO SANATORIUM. D. C. Drug Addict on Sons’ Petition. Diepatch to The Star. d., October Charles Winebrener, form: merchant and clubman of was committed to the unday for a i C. Winebrener, a l'lnlln . Winebrener, sons. The commitiment w nu d Nrne iwas represer had becom dr\x!:\'. Mantz Besant was named trustee (\uh §10,600 bond. Several weeks ago Mr. and Harr . Snool former \u‘l‘(‘n- { keeper, were arreste the of Dr. John J. Ramsburg, ant, on charges of po: k is docketed to States District Court at| tomorrow addicted to the use Winebrener Mount | ssing Baltimore mal Rescur umu BULLDOG— at 18th and gton Ani- BUNCH ¢ and Pa. 1ng. Winebrener Committed as; ed that Mr. Winebrener | of | |“HIT-AND-RUN” AUTO KILLS GIRL; 2 HURT Victims, Including Woman, Left on Road as Driver Speeds Away in Darkness. By the Associated Press, RICUMOND, Va., October ¥ from the fmpact crashed into two en and a girl on the Willlams- road st night just outside th lirnits, an unidenti; ed speed and shot away in the dark s in the direction of Williamsburs, leaving behind the gir] dead and two w 1 seriously injured. Mil dced Elizabeth Parrish, his_ automobile crish, njured. and Lelia Raydaltc Had Practiced in Section Many Years—Succumbs After Short Illness at 87. Dr. A. B. Shekell, many years g 87 years old, practicing physiciz Georgetown, and a lifelong resident of the District, dled in Georg Hospital urday after Dr. Shekell was well known to all of the old residents of Georgetow Until shortly hefore his death he wa p Wisconsin aver hat, from ¥ rablo. He sin avenue 1L of George C. WA A. M HONORS UNKNOWN ting Jurist Lays Wreath on Arlington Tomb. Slvercruys of the Sup Igium Saturd on the t , in Arlington C of the 2 Solicitor the Belgian Tilmont. and beautifs t the death of ou AN MARE MSTRONG Axa STUART E HENRY BRA ARMSTRON DAVIS, Ex Atte i ’(x.:‘\\r made by Chiet | riy of Cate | | criFTE. 1925 ( 1(( IKTI | b _bore with Ch TON H. CURTIS o Widow of the wster of 16 b 24 Grab: diamond bulldo 1610 st Reward Plouse return 141076 "at. v and mmeith o doep_pink, | Saturday evening, het 15th and Masa. a K 1 and__ black Reward, Federal 0f male Phone Blue e Tight fan s Penn| DOG—Chosabeake answers 10 name of on cullsn.r Reward. whi to P nprer Skipper no_sood o ansbody th'ne.Line, < FRL\L“ l’nan blac Lrimmod in us d Beward if feturned o 1820 K. " Tel Tortoise-sholl 134, Friday at i3, Shell rime: Oct. 4. Return_ GLASSES—BifocaT, T G tween Oth and 1 d._ C 4 turday ~ 12:30 th and 9ih sts. 1et ‘NECKPIECE—Brown scal, Foom to trains at Union 1f_left_at the Brighton Hotel office. x " terricr white, Tarwe. tan_epot arbund amd over Teft ene Bamo Jack: dnvalds pet: reward: 141 Aass, ave. nw. F. 4088 ~diamond._ piaunum_ with~small sap- 15 701 Land. Office "Bide. Saturds Sficoon, ‘Freeman. 050 Que; Heward. SABLE NECKPIECE_Sundsy avenine. Tost betwoen Orcgon ave. and Rikks Dl ob New Hampshire ave. Reward i1 returned to 1728 New Hampehire ave. SHRINE PIN, platinum.diamond sotth around 16th st. and Meridian Park. Liberal ] ams 1421, 27% dnesday. _on—T4(h _wnd r cars. Mra. Cuda, 1122 2810 shell. ne Ad Imitation afterngon 2729, 26 [CKPT ZP R Reoch bilding £ 0th and B Government Hotel. New Joreey ave.: reward. Tda Hodmett. Government Hotels, I-E Butld: ing. WRIS Tady's, gold, Walthan:. Tveen Madivon st. and 16t and Longelow sis., hus starting point, " Reward 1f returued €0 1423 Madison st. n.w. _Col. 9520, | WRIST ) Tady's gold ehape: Sunday_afternoon, on G ainier car line roward: ave. or Mt 410-J._ 933 | FOX TERRII‘_R wire haired; reward, 2419 California st. n.w, 1100 S Otober Chureh, Tnion Cemetery v, Saturday SOSEPH HARMON pel of Thow. S. * Baptist ment Rockvill Dr. homas. John and KARL Klee and de Charles W. K pan. LYNCH. Finera lato residen thence to th ! where requiem mass will be said elock, ™ Ynterment ount Olivct. Come: , Relatives aud inends we iavited 1o id MAHON. am Mon e Gsoreet e Uni 0 younse: fo the late Thon nd . widow of James Mahon. funeral hereaft MARTIN. Sund: ¥ ¥ Pabe Chufeh. where 1 at 10 : terment at Arlington National Cenmicters Please omit flowers Mmmi: Sunday. October 2 .t Freedmen's Hospatal. Rev. B B B ufieral Thiosday. October non n.w. Funeral Tuesd o Bony rd n-w, Tuneral THoutin: Churcn: PETERSEN, ' Ay Sibley Hospital, Satyrday, October 3, 1025, al 10:00 p.in Dotoved: wife 0f ‘the late Car) )’.um.n Fiincral from ber lato residence, 303 M st. n.w.. on Tuesday. October 27, efativos "and Hoids. invited o attend. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery. * PETERSEN. A gpecial mesting of Bothle, hem. Chapter. No. B 5. % salied 1 AP Fentay. Octover. 27, 1025, & BERLAR M CAPLER. Mab BOBINSON. Saiurday, October 24. 1925, at 'at’ Bor recidence. 1825 7th &t HARRIET ‘devote mother of Mrs. florsot_and Wil- liam Robinson. She leaves to mourn her 1oss 1 brother, 2 1 grandchildren, 11 greatgrandchild n-in-law, M Horace Jefferson. : of relativ and friends, dence. 1825 7th . ot 1 o'clock She met her Savior op the strand, When Jogus took her by the hand Alone? Ob. no: gho i< not’ alono, For Jesus ber s His own. ay. He | McRENNEY. 1 181 Sire, VIRGINIA ment at v. HAKRIET "RODINSON, v of Lillic Jefferson_and i Robinson 3 co and N her “late at 1 o'cloc BOBIN: are e day residence JENNIE SCHUTT. & s{n\ AKT. ELLIS. 1 ERMA AN } the pe HUMES, arly gates. = FAMIL SON ARD. s ROBE < = S MOTHER. In lov DAUGHTER. MRS. DELIA DOTG rl NERAL IHRF('TORS Quick. Digniticd and Efficient Service. . W. Deal & N.E LINCOLN 8300, 616 1 ST. Automotile Wm. H. Sardo & Co. SRR Lincoln 524 Modern _ Chay; JAMES T. RYAN 7 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 142, Jances nection. V.L. SPLARE CO. Neither the enccessors of no: connected with the original W Speare estabiishe ment. Phone Prani. ¢ r1009 H St. N.w. ]oseph F. Btrch s Sons (ISAAC_ BIRCH) Established 184 3034 M ST, N.W. Fgtantisned 154 Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 Penna. Ave. N.W. Timothy Hanlon W e el 501 EAST CATITOL Lincoln Conmodlous um. Moderate Cail M_13 \‘, W SEVENTI ST P Chapel. AT LOCATED p. ST. NORTH 7976 Geo.C. Shaffer ™ 1§ OICE_FLORAL EMBLEMS $ B R BATCES T Brompt. Delivery; g Prompt Auto Delivery Service Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, BLACKISTONE'S Floral “Blanket Sprays” Othor Beautiful Floral Dmm. uz»"dgf;tu Prices. 14th & H. Tel. M We Specidlize in F‘loml Designs at Moderate Brices