Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. 1926. ! AUTOIST IS HELD. | AKELEY DIED ON SPOT | ¢ | HE CHOSE FOR BURIAL Sald to Have Admitted Leaving | Accident Scene Without Stopping. Charged with leaving the scene of an accident without disclosing his | tdentity, Aaron Trachtenberg, 23 vears | old, 439 K street, was arrested | night by Detectives Edward Kelly C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. REAL ESTATE LOANS 5% FRED T. NESBIT 1010 Vermont Ave. Main 9302. Foods have ater zgetset when seasoned in cooking with NEW SUBLRBAN “RULE FORECAST Areas West of Rock Creek {f% li : ua 1t Yeeeo Wife of Fellow Explorer Recall:: Expression of His Wish Four | . Because we employ at all times a corps of men skilled 1, \ in the art of manufacturing window shades, you are bound PR e 1o get the right kind of shades. Every shade must be per- B the Associated Prose fect before it leaves our shop, i other words, see us for CHICAGO, December “Tailor-made” to order shades. [Iactory prices save you and George Darnall, it being allege(|1 ley, field naturalist, d money. e a vesterd : . |that his car struck and severely in-| yian to be buri Hope for Action by Mary jured Miss Mary Hart, 44 K street, | Bradley of CI & while crossing the roadway near her | day. Mrs. Bradley suid she presumed, land Legislature. home Tuesday night. he was buried there and that his body joTrachtenberg s said :’))- the detec- | would remain there in accordance with — tives to have admitted being the | his known wish. ek ave , | driver of the car, explaining his fafl-| Mrs. Bradley e T O e Tim | Ure to Stop was duie to the fact that he | Herbert Bradley., ot _'__"- est of Rock Creek, includ- | 1§ on parole from the Lorton Reforma- | four years ago in Africa. the area wesat of Ro “ha d }u-r,\» and feared his parole might be re- | leys accompanied Akeley to Mount ing the rich Chev tecime La || oked. Mikeno, where, according to dis- e Ot the | Discussing the accident with the de- | patches received Tuesday, he died. fact at the coming session of € |ia tives, Trachtenberg said he drove | There he killed his biggest gorilla. ryland Leglslature, which convenes |y, gajtimore after his car struck Miss | “I envy that chap his funeral pyre,” ave, | Hart, throwing away his license num- | Akeley said as he looked down at the r the past two or three v ‘| bers on the way there. He was re-| giant gorilla at his feet. “I wish I owing to the rapidly growing popu leased on bond in the sum of $1,000 | could be buried here when I die.” tion, it has been the bellef of civic {for his appearance in Traffic Court. | ‘That was four years ago to the iand’ political leaders of the county ( i | exact day,” she sald. | |that an efficlent city or town govern- | W s b G st | ment. functioning 1y and expedi- st watches have aga ecome | eyl TSpet Sog auich s 2a e | sonuler 1 Riouied sinee Kite Geotes | i cise s @aiiis 48 BIUIN0 | tiously i 1 ovement matters, 0 FOR SALE R lasiel inag me hegan to wear a platinum one on a [000 in England each year, according blished. Under the | present system. the section is split up | black strap. to a recent estimate. i Into many v small sbecial taxing areas, {towns and villages and many areas | depena on county government exclu- | sively. Though many modern im- ements have heen effected by 12th & G Sts. N.W. Ipicity of activiies has 1ed 1o i ter $30.000.00 Ake- four -Carl 1 where, and her husband. were with Akeley The Brad- 830 13th St. N.W. I Main 4874-8552 ¥, STOKES SAMMONS, Preprietor. 0. J. DeMoll Co. GRAND PIANO 985 This remarkable miniature Grand measures only four feet elght inches in depth which makes it fit comfortably and artistically in the smallest room. Just the Piano vou have dreamed about. This really beautiful Grand retailing at $650.00—we offer you in this club sale at $585.00, including fine Duet Bench with compart- ment for sheet music. PIANO & ference of the other—just one of the many SPECIAL & i\ Twelfth and G Sts. i — . 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One of the handicaps to speedy {action on public improvements has been the restrictior thrown about { the activities of the county commis- | sioners. their powe) executives {being more or less circumseribed by {the necessity of securing on of the State Legislature on bond issues hools and other neces- improvements, and the meets only every two This is an ideal location for an incividual business and cfiers definite assurance of rapid enhancement in value. Oxfords and Strap Pumps Twenty-four-hour telephone and eleva .99 Try See Resident Manager William S. Phillips & Co., Inc. 1432 K St. N.W, Adams 8710 Main 1600 City Centra Dept CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT HOMES - Spend Xmas in your own home Property [SHANNON. & LUCHY) | Main 2313, 213 1 s Nw. )b e | Oxfords and Strap Pumps. Sizes 2% to 8. 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