Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1927, Page 6

6 AT SSIE SIS 04O VOTERS Justice of Peace System Un-' der Fire in Referen- dum Campaign. BY DAVID S, WELLER, Special Dispa CINCINNATI Shee Minus Foot Enough to Down o ! | “d head and | {24 e { his right | | | | | | | I were dr at Union ' PATTLEFIELD MUSEUM| AISI OF ASSOCIATIOK i ation, R '“‘“‘;A""’; Civil Wer Confederates Planning he rel whieh Memerial in Park Near Manassas, ‘ Va.—Program Is Outlined. most hean ind inter | aid heginning i iversary of | 1o of Manass; acres. are practically Monuments and markets nder way, he said. and the tlook is bright. 60 Listed Dead in British Gale. LONDON. October 31 (#).—The death list in the great gale which <« | has swept over British Isles since y Friday today stood at more than 60, Most of the deaths were due to the ion of fishing craft along the st coast of Ireland, where 40 per- ns were reported to have perished Fyes Examined Glasses Fited Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 121 409-110 MecLachlen Bldg. 10th and G St . Graduate McCormick Medieal College the A A1 bill to prevent val of the justice-of-the-peac dward C. Turner, th» participan League’s chief att f ent State Senator, nobody has been | | found who ell what Cincinnati an even more striking bate” took place—the Methodist Mini- | sociation heard one side and | then refused to let the opponent of | the Marshall bill talk. | A third peculiarity of the situation | 1= that °. Donahey, after | writing read like veto mes: allowed the 1 come a law without signing it. T TONIGHT 5 Untll 7:30 Broiled 7 5 c Tenderloin Steak Dinner Have you made reservation for vour luncheon party? LN Cowumsia Roap « 184 St. OPPOSITE AMBASSADOR IO S i I T l Two New Groups of Homes Fifth & Kennedy Sts. and . Concord Ave. at Third St. Representing The Best Home Values Being Offered Sample Houses 513 Kennedy Street and 5513 3rd Street On 14th St. Car Line Inspection Invited Open Until 9 P.M. Floyd E. Davis Company 933 12th S N.W. Main ON SCHOOL FINANCES | Superintendent and Aides Discuss | Appropriations With | Budget Officials. ! Princess to Be Christened. y ill_be christened Josephine | r 10. The little princess’ god- | il be Prince Charles of Bel- | d the grand duchess of Lux- & will act as god Final Price Slashing To Speed Out All Used Automobiles Never before have you had a chance to buy good used cars for such little prices as we're now quoting. { Think of getting a recondi- tioned standard car for— | As Little as *25 Down —with Monthly Payments ar- ranged to suit! Your choice of Studebakers, Buicks, Nashes, Cadil Chryslers, Hudsons, Dodges, Fords and other popu- lar makes. “Certified Cars” Are Backed by Stude- baker Nationally Advertised Pledge! OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS Joseph McReynolds | STUDEBAKER BUILDING Cs, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., T i 14, former resident of | held for the action of the grand Jury, ecently terminated. and 3 man was arrested on a aarge of violation of the Mann act farie’s complaint. Detective J. ¢ rrested Coleman. Miss Adkins Frank P. Coleman Arrested on, Marie Adkins' Complaint. An acquaintanceship of vears hetween Miss Marie Adkins, | Luray. Va several MOXNDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1927, undel Th, world ‘oleman brought her here | Jura and Sc coast Coleman waived a preliminary hear | the speed of the current here is nearly | and Frank P. Coleman.!ing today in Pilice onrt and was ' ‘I miles an honr SHOT BY ACCIDENT. r $2,000 hond. e swiftest tid: A is that current in the 'yilliam P. Dieste Treated for etween the sl f h| | Wounds in Both Knees According to offic William P, Dieste, 31 years old. suffering from bullet wounds in both AVENUE knees, was treated at Walter Reed | = Hospital last night. Dieste, residing | THE AVENUE CRUWN at 602 Somerset place. was visiting || Dur many teiends may be infereated at the home of Mrs. Patricia Byrne, || to know' that we are still serving 522 Somerset place. when he shot. | those wonderful dinners. Both the wounded man and Mrs. (| 4 to 8 P.M. Dail, Byrne declared the shooting resulted | 1727 ,." P e from an accident. the latter holding Rittineor & (ot the weapon when it was discharged. i OVERCOAT WEEK The Parker-Bridget Annual Style Event — A Showing of All the Approved Overcoat Models for W inter, 1927-28 An international style event in the Nationally Known Store—a Parker-Bridget annual feature which enables men to view, in a single showing, all the new, approved overcoats for the season just opening. Here are overcoats from abroad and at home, in foreign and domestic fabrics, in European and our own Metropolitan styles. “In a single showing,” we said; vet it takes 19 of our show windows to present them— and their contents are but a suggestion of the interesting display of overcoats inside this spacious store. We invite every man to see this complete and unique exhibit; to come in and try on the coat which meets his preference. Chesterfield Overcoats Full satin lined, in black and Oxford or Cambridge grey. Suitable for almost any occasion. $35 to $60. Young Man’s Model A single-breasted, 4-button coat, with plain or patch pockets, large lapel and deep collar. $35 to $50. Double-Breasted Model - Another young man’s model; double breasted, silk trimmed. In blue and gray, $40. Patrick Overcoats Styled and tailored by Patrick; single and double breasted models; blues, grays, browns. plaids and plain colors. $33, $40 and $45. Carr’s XXX Meltons The distinctive dress coat, full silk lined, in black, blues and browns. $90. =S Overcoats 35 to 137 Here you have the complete price range, including all models, all fabrics, patterns and shades authorized by fashion arbiters this season. ————— Mountain Rock Fleeces These overcoats, of British fabrics take lored in America, carry a two-year guarane tee. Greys, oxfords and blues. $60. Hickey-Freeman Coats The famous imported Glen Spray fabrie, tailored in the new model town coat. Set-in sleeves, patch pockets, plaid back. $100. Boucle Overcoats In blue and grey; full satin lined or with plaid back. $60 and $75. Burberry Overcoats Finest of imported English overcoats, in the new models sponsored by London design- ers. $85, $100, $110, $125, $137.50. Chauffeurs’ Overcoats Oxford cloth, dog lined, with Persian lamb collar. $125. 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