Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1926, Page 3

ONE DIES, ONE HURT, INAUTO ACCIDENT Sisters and Mother Meet Mis- 1 hap in Skidding Car Near 1 West Friendship, Md. Two i < after leavin \'ashi E In winion 1t Eldersburg, € strast, severely crush wteering wheal of the ¢ dng when it skidded ¥Friendship, Ma over tur: Is Wrecked. s driv Car Keefer diry Mrs Yare ) wlidd v Mrs < mor ninent and your 1o arrive were npotitied FORD COTTON AID ASKED. Purchase of 2,000,000 Bale to Stabilize Price. Urged GADSI Henry M . October been resentative in » seventh Alibama ¥ 2,000,000 bales « in an 15 Aligood? on crop el 1est in a . Ford t such a o farm would aid_the agencies which . but on district | today SPECTAL NOTICES. WaXTED "ll(h\l‘»\ DRIVING GAS RANGES REPAIRED LOAY FROM a to Washinztor WANTED otk or P K 10 10 Do PART BRIGHTEN THE KITCHEN WHERF OK PART LOAT RICHMOND, 119 3ra st Main 933 YES! WE MAKE WI'NDOW SHADES factory prices. Call Cow KLEEBLATT s ‘\VE STOP ROOF LEAKS to JRONCLAD & h & v st NE. | of Detective ! al party at chure Upper—Body Lower—Fune THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, OCT OBER _18. 1926. L] FRIENDS PAY LAST TRIBUTE TO SLA hood home in Winchester, Va. DETECTIVE. ) HOMES EXPOSITION WILE OPEN TOMIGHT Al Avallable Snace in Audi- torium Is Crowded With Exhibits. The Better Homes and Building Ex- under the auspices of the on Real Estate Doard, will ening in the Washington | at 7 It will con- 1 week, opening at 1 p.m. after o'cloc 1t the avail- | t Nine- | avenue, de? position occupie sce in the Auditoriur nth and New Yor | and will consist of every type and material of terest 0 hou exposition Al 1 peor of the struc- and to | wbility | interest in managed | stre of | vice to men, builc The purpose of the g to offlcers of the R Board, is to pres Washington mate dvancement in n here in the past few ye the people to’ t} home-ownership and : built and the exposition intention of the vd to hold similar st . a continuc incentive for | {he beautification of Washinzton and . place for builders to study the prog. ress of better architecture and better | construction. SUGAR GROWERS TO DUMP 1.000.000 BAGS IN EUROPE | Rio de Janeiro Combine Adopts Measure to Solve Crisis Brought About by Overproduction. fated Press RIO DE JANEIRO. 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Long master, which from Tampa for Porto Rico, lumber, September has not De. the The | | i schooner by Commander of the scouting fleet. ship carries stores for 40 da. Isaac Gans Speaks on City. Isaac Gans addressed the Art Pro- | moters' Club at its studio, 2009 I| street. vesterday, at B o'clock. His cubject was “The Valug of Krtssic | + Toward the Fugirs Growth Des eicpiment gion. wid of Wi | ceremor | in his undertak | volleys over the grave, PISTOL CLUE FAILS AS OFFICERS PROBE SCRIVENER KILLING Continued from First Page) Following this contingent and led by Past Post Comdrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Daniel J. Donovan and Charles Kohen, came the members of Vincent I llo Post of the Amer- fean Legion, in which Scrivener held membership. cent years. Lodge Members Officiate. eyer Goldman and a s of the Nation rched with the post. A deleg: Hiram Lodge of Wincheste officiating at the request of Lod; A, A I ot Y and a delegation of the local Elks im- mediately preceded the funeral car. Behind the marchers came a long line of vehicles. Services at the church lasted almost two hours. Rev. Sewell J. Goode Rockville, Md., a close friend of Scriv- ener and Scrivener's family, delivered the eulo Rev. W. L. pastor of the church, was in cl the ceremonies. After the ies, of sorrow around the bier. It was during this lodge of sorrow that Inspector W. helby of the Police Department, retary of the delivered the farewell address Lehalt of Scrivener's friends and bher: of in “There is no death,” was his theme. With a characteristic smile and a ¢ wave of his hand, Arthur has walked from =h the cnuhnw He is not Thus ran tribute. One other thing he Tribute to His Loyalty. “It has been given to me to enjo: @ wide acquain nceship, and in that wide acgualn nceship I have found no single person who did nof re member Arthur Scrivener as a man aithful in his duties; ever loyal his friendshi ever devoted in the graveside, the Masonic re conducted. 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Address Box 338-E, Star Office s | to break up swarms of locus the Elks opened a lodge | ring | on in the name of Costello Post. | The sinking darting through ened on the ce, the beautiful, notes of “ta the sleep song of the licr, sounded and the casket of Scrivener sank slowly down into the| rth | | Among those attending the funeral | — | from Washington were: Attorney James O'Shea, who has defended | many eriminals arrested by Scrive- sistant Distriet Attor onnelly, A sun's rays, | trees, g stark sily voir| GIRLS' FUTURE IS TOPIC. qus \Drnv | | “What Llfe Has to Ofl'er" to Be Discussed at Conference. LONDON, October 18 (#).—What life has to offer to girls is one of the | topics which are to be discussed at the annual conference of the National ~| Council of Women of Great Britain, which in the Church House, tomorrow. subjects of particular \inter- girls to be debated include arrfed Women Work?" 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