Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1926, Page 5

THE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, 1926. 5 ’JAMES M. CARTER DIES | St Wit ot of the American LUTHER TO REVEAL AF‘I’ER LONG ILLNESS . lxa In eurvivea by his wife and a it s mees o, wnaowo Sroue | MINISTRY TONIGHT ers, Col. —— Retention of Gessler as Defense —————— York, organizer of Camp_Zachary Loczl Real Estate Dealer and|Tevlor during the World War, and Head Paves Way to Give Koch Cabinet Post. EVENING 18, JANUARY T ter party; finance, Dr. Peter Reinhold, | | Democratic party; labor, Dr. Heinrich | | Braun, Center party: communications, | Dr. R. Krohne, Peoples' party; jus tice and occupled territories, Dr. Wil- | helm Marx, Center party; posts and | telegraphs, Dr. Stingl, Bavarian | Peoples’ party. e | | Ad Club to Receive Visitors. The Washington Advertising Cl PINGHOT RECPENS WNWMMW§ O s ey Arthur H. Carter of New Fred A. Carter of (hls city. Prominent Mason Succumbs in Asheville, N. C., Hospital. FIND SUICIDE’S BODY. Police Recover Corpse of William By the Associated Press. Moreland From River. BERLIN, January Police of the harbor precinct: yes. | Luther is expected to terday recovered the body of Willlam | vears old, of 1244 Thir Relterates That Leglslature? Members Are Controlled by | Secretary’s Nephew. | will be host to the Baltimore Adv tising Club at the regular lunche at the City Club tomorrow at 12:30. v E. Lyell Gunts, president of the ”'“,,‘;E:L';”";": Baltimore Club, will speak on “n“ nnel of his new cabinet tontiht | W ashington Business Overlooking ux | r a meeting of the party leaders, | 2LROrLUNItY Carter, 44 years old, lo- te man, prominent in’ the | ernity and other organi- T the Potomac t for 6 o’clock. o ging for two days in| Labor Minister Braun's diplomatic | day. He | the vicinity of the Penns; \;mn; ,\n’] troke in inducing Dr. Otto Gessler | Sivut o nue Bridge. Coroner Nevitt issued|to remain as minister of defense fs | a certificate of death by sulcide. ed to have removed objections Moreland was emplo of Publ | ine will Me conducted he appointment of Dr. at Hines ng establishment co 1330 H STREET NW. 1 would be effective i? hen he was S NEW YORK Ave. tomorr it 1:30 o'clock. | | th an attack he conservatf — | Interment Wwill be in Arlington Ceme. 1ot Tisunitis. 2y, when Be rvation of jumped nto the river from the bridge, he had not been out of nu— house. Warren Keifer, of the United & Restful and Zestful selonged to Brightwood who was | party: economies, Her: ites House | | | i Gen. J S 5 | <peaker Surround yourself with { restful mealtime atmos. phere here. Zestful food ’ | i | | i | Pablo Casals St ithe f the Chamber of C delights appetite—servi «l of Trade % PAID ON JAMES M. 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Caieing s it Cleaners and Dyers ' make it—including that superior of all J s sa 4 E ' Make a Budget e Wkt Flaan & All Winter 1332G St. NW. ' |}! —that’s being Thrifty Main 2343 Choice of many flavors—rich and dainty. Our wagons will supply vou—as can vour grocer and delicatessen. Martha Washington Cake is served at cafes and lunchronms. Reduced to $27 ‘37 47 Garments Sold Frcm 835 ONEWAY | FROM BALTIMORE INCLUDIN® MEALS “TJumsuhe tateroomBerth MIAMI HAHN'S MAKE A**SCOOP!” Special Purchase & Sale Holmes and Son 107 F Street N.W. Main 4537 to $60 1901—1926 .85 1,000 PAIRS $ 35 ’1' xectient. Accommogations, il Another Shipment of Beds of Discontinued 4 ,‘;{%}?;TQRD; 6 Weems sailing— . . . -~ b ’ JANUARY 21st Women’s ngh Arctics Patterns at Savings from 25% to 40% See Our Window Bed Springs From $6.50 to $32.50 from BALTIMORE ) Autos Carried, $3 per 100 Ibs. With Sliding Fasteners FURNISHINGS REDUCED f i I = . . 5 OtRb}\ st hklc I)f;.(]] 8 Mattresses of our own make, direct from maker to purchaser = o Shi e z Siees obacco ouch. e ith but one profit. We also will renovate your own mattress t. 1,800 Two-Dollar ite Shirts. N y > WASHIGION orpicE year's <en<ationpever\'where at At bed purchased. EHl Imperceill ogheh | Bmadclo&. Neckwear Reduced - T 2 5 i (with or without col- $1.00 Ties (2 | BALTIMORE & S6. But we made a fortunate Mattress Prices as Follows 18r8) o.einin.. $1.1¢ : Ties (3 for $2).... GO¢ CAROLINA S. S. CO. purchase from the U. S. Rub- (3 for $3.50) 50c Ties (3 for $1)...... Best Hair Mattress, 4Row Imperial Finish 45 Lbs., 4-6 size, $60.00 | Same Grade 33 Lbs., 3-3 size, $45.00 f and Finish Pler 5. Pratt St., Baltimore. Md. Wrinkleproof Silk and T 9. U'wear Reduced Wool or Knit 1,000 Two-Dollar Winter Union ber Co., and they go on Sale at CarryRain for the Family ‘Take out health protection— from snow, sleet, ice, and slush. Get it in the right com- pany—ask for =~HOO0D> RUBBERS AT YOUR DEALER’S High or low “Women’s Shop” 1207 F St. ke Sizes 3 to 7 heels Less than 500 pairs in the lot, so we advise you to— Come for 'Em Right Away! 414 9th St. N.W. 3212 14th St. Hair Mattress, No. 2 Grade, Rolled Edge 45 Lbs., 4-6 size, 540.00} Same Grade 33 Lbs., 3-3 size, $30.00 { and Finish Highest Grade China Cotton Felt Mattress 4-Row Imperial Finish 50 Lbs., 4-6 size, 335.00} Same Grade 38 Lbs., 3-3 size, $28.00 ( and Finish Our Special Cotton Felt Mattress, Rolled Edge 50 Lbs., 4-6 size, $25.00) Same Grade 38 Lbs., 3-3 size, $20.00 { and Finish OQur No. 2 Grade Cotton Felt Mattress, Rolled Edge 50 Lbs., 4-6 slze, $20. 00} Same Grade 38 Lbs., 3-3 size, $15.00 f and Finish Our No. 2 Grade We Also Make Bound Edges 45 Lbs., 4-6 slm, $17.00) Same Grade- 33 Lbs., 3-3 size, $12.00 f and Finish 0dd sizes made to order at same proportionate cost. You can select your material and thus aid yourself in deciding the grade and cost of your mattress. Keep this price list—it may aid your future buying. All blankets left, 20% off. All lamps left, 20% off. Look- ing forward to our 25th Anniversary beginning April 1st. Making good bedding on H Street for 25 years—and we maKe good. L. T. JONES and SON 931 H Street N.W. Main 2097 Store Hours: 8:15 AM. to 5:30 P.M. Suits; si 34 to 46. Rediied to o ns $1.39 (3 for $4) $2.50 Wool Shirts 228" e, e $1.85 Mufflers Reduced $3.50 Mufflers ....... 52.35 All Silk and Wool Hose Reduced 60c Wool Hose 75¢ Wool Hose . 31'35 Wool Hose . 50c Silk Hose 75¢ Silk Hose . $1.00 Silk Hose ........ $2.50 Silk and Wool Sett. Hose * $1. 39 $1.00 Boxes Initial Hand- 69c kerchiefs $3.95 $6.00 Blanket Robes.. Money’'s Worth Pajamas Reduced el T Knit Vests Reduced $3.65 $5 Worsted Co Hats Reduced Sweaters $2.00 Golf Caps.. 50c Hickok Belt Buckle Gloves Reduced $1.25 Dress Gloves...... $2.50 Lined Gloves. $2.50 Linen Gloves. ... or Money Back D. J. KAUFMAN 1005 Pa. Ave. h ¢ 1724 Pa. Ave.