Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 16

SIMPLE RITES MARK BURIAL OF HARDING Bodies of Late President and Wife Placed in New Memo- rial in Marion, Ohio. By the Associated Press. MARION, Ohio, December 22. military salute rang out over M Cemetery yesterday as the bodi Warren G. Harding and his wife wi lowered to their last place of rest with- | in the half-million-dollar memorial erected in tribute to the Nation's twenty-ninth President. Only a small group of friends and relatives, in addition to a_detachment of the 10th Infantry brief and unpretentious concluded the ceremony of removing the bodies from their tempors vault in Marion Cemetery where they had lain three years. The occasion marked the realization. of a plan which had its inception three | J Persons closely associated | o years ago. ‘with the late President during his life- time desired to erect a memorial in his memory, through public contribu- tion. | The memorial, overlooking Marlon | Cemetery, was banked with floral trib- utes. The ritual of the Baptist | Church, with which the Hardings | were affiliated, was read; a_three-vol- ley military salute was fired and taps concluded the rites. Messages expressing regret at being | unable to attend the services today were received from many prominent in | public_life, including_President Cool- idge, Vice President Dawes and Gov. Vic Donahey. Formal ceremonies are to be held | in June, when President Coolidge will probably deliver the principal address. | BATH BEFORE WINDOW WITHOUT CURTAIN 0. K. Chicago Judge So Rules in Arrest of Citizen—Seeks Motive Behind Prosecution. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 22.—If a per- son takes a bath at his home and fails to draw the shades he is not guilty of committing an offense, in the opinion of Municipal Judge Daniel P._Trude. Judge Trude's opinion was an- nounced in the case of A. T. Bond, investigator of the Illinois Vigilance Soclety. The court reprimanded the police ‘who caused the arrest and continued the case for further investigation *of the reasons behind the arrest.” Tongue-Tied Youth Dies in Fit After Guests Ridicule Him By the Associated Press. POLA, Italy, December 22.— Slurring of the letter “r” inspeaking, a harmless and sometimes even laudable vocal action, caused the death here of Beato Marcovich, 21. It happened at a family dinner to celebrate the engagement of Carlo Roncich. After the toast to fiancee, Marcovich, cousin of e, arose to give a toast <ts laughed so loudly lenly that Marcovich fell floor in a nervous fit. head struck a table corner and he died on the way to a hospital. SKATES IN DEMAND. MOSCOW, December 22 (#).—An etic campaign to encourage skat- | G has heen so successful that Mos- re standing in line in front k awaiting their turn to buy a pair of skates. The rush for skates has been so great that sport stores, unable to y the demands of their custom- with homemade production, have ween forced to place hurried orders road. Congregation Francaise de St. Jean 16e Rue et LaFayette Square Services pour le Jour de Noel 9:00—heures du matin: Celebration de la Ste. Cene. 0—Chant de tres vieux Noels (en Francais et Provencal) et Sermon, par. M. le pasteur Florian Vurpillot FRENCH CHRISTMAS SERVICES Program of Old French Christmas Songs to Be Sung By the FRENCH CONGREGATION, ON CHRISTMAS DAY, DECEMBER 25TH Saint John’s Church, LaFayette Square Rev. Dr. Florian Celebration of the Holy Communion, in French, 9:00 A M. 0ld French Christmas Carol Service at 3:30 P.M. PROGRAMME MUSICAL (Adeste L Salut, blancho etoile! (Noel du Eles. 1L Dans “cotte etable. 12¢ Siecle IIL Jesus est mne. (Air populaire (Vieux Trancais.) 1V. Lei_Santoun Merevihous. Noel provencal du l4e Siecle.) (Solo et choeur.) V. Heureux bergers! (Noel " vencal du 1le Siecle.) VI O vous Patres des Montagnes. (Vieux Noel provencal du 13e Siecle.) (Dio dialogue de I'Ange et es Bergers.) pro- ™ rumvssesore - [ WHEN THE- ' CHi in golden 2% to 8 $5.00 st ‘ . «RETSY ROSS" Big Buckled Gore Pump that fits ke a glove and supports the arch. In patent leather. $7.50 ing reptile med. AAA wide, type. CRETSY ROsS" black kid and tan calf. contrast- A striking B arch - supporting $7.50 LDREN DRESS UP ILD'S Sport Shoe of tan calt, skin trimmed in rep- leather. Genuine SPAR- Specially $2.95 IRLS' High Shoes. Every girl needs these long-wear- ing.” dressy Winter boots. ~In tan’ calf, black calf or Datent. zos— 8% to 11, 1% to 2% to 8.. ROSS ARCH SUPPORTING SHOESSY “BETSY Rou” | combi- nation last. Fall “Tie,” in black or patent. AAA to E wide. «PETSY ROSS” Glove - fitting One - Strap Pump. Arch supporting. In patent leather and black suede. AA to D wide. $7.50 trim. to B CONSTANT COMFORT= Constant Comfort Oxford LACK kid- skin with turn soles, steel shank, rubber heels. 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The commissioner held that the State board of alienists was making an en- tirely adequate examination of Mrs. Snyder. The alienist board, a standing or- Vurpillot, Pastor VIL La _Marche des Rois Mages. (Vieux Noel provencal com- pose par 1'Abbe Domergue Cure d’Aramon.) VIIL Louange a Dieu. (Air populaire francais.) IX. Hosannah! (Noel par Malan.) X. Offertoire: “Minuit _chretiens.” (Cantique de Noel par Adam.) Solo avec ~accompagnement sur le Violon. XI. Benediction: ~ “Volci Noel. .0 douce nuit" (Noel par Franz SHOE STORE e e o ganization, is composed of three mem- bers chosen from the staffs of State insane institutions. Their fixed duty is to examine all persons condemned to death. —_— WINS INJUNCTION. Chicagoan Says Wife Deposited $750,000 of His in Banks. CHICAGO, December 22 (#).—Charg- ing his wife took $750,000 of securities and cash belonging to him and de- posited them to her own name in nine different Chicago banks, Nathan T. Brenner, president of the American Insulated Wire & Cable Co., yesterday won a temporary injunction restrain- ing her and the banks from disposing of that sum. Mr. and Mrs. Brenner have been married for 40 years. In naming Rev. Shepard as its next pastor, the Ongar, Ireland, parish church is continuing the appointment of men having livelihood names, a Fisher, serving in 1860, having been followed by a Porter, Tanner and Bar- ber. Flowers for the Debutante own greenhouses. decorations. 1212 F St. N.W. Main 4278 RIDIRON Oxfords for boys. A husky style, Style pic- tured. A to D wide. 9 to 13%. 1 to 6 310,12 Seventh St.AY .58 Years of Satisfectory Servics )0YS’ Gridiron, For little S WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLORIST Poinsettias and Cyclamens for Christmas Greetings Lovely floral tok- good will and piness brought to perfection in Gude’s Also beautifully arranged Christmas Baskets for table GUDE Three Stores for Your Convenience 3103 14th St. N.W. 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Regularly $249, PRICE (1) 3-Pc. JACQUARD VE- LOUR LIVING ROOM SUITE—with loose revers- ible cushions on all pieces. Regular $129 value. SALE PRICE 5 3-Pc. LONG BED DAVEN- PORT SUITE—davenport opens to full-size bed; cov- ered in fine quality velour. Regular $149 value. (1) 3-Pc. GENUINE MO- HAIR DAVENPORT SUITE—makes a full- sized bed—upholstered in fine quality striped mohair—loose reversible cushions on all pieces. Regular $349 value. SALE PRICE COMPLETE 4-Pc. BED- ROOM SUITE—genuine walnut veneer—full vanity and robe. Regular $195 value. SALE PRICE (1) HANDSOME 4-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE—all major pieces in genuine walnut veneer, either plain or decorated. Reg- ular $219 value. BRICES oo o 8 Children’s Rockers .00 to , Cholee of “'$3.95 complete’ we have included several Dining Room, Below is a Partial List of Items in This Sale mahogany and walnm—moyt) of them copper lined—com- accessories. g:fg;cccEat a CLOSE-OL'jl‘- 514-75 value 5297.50 S $62.50 SALE Y -* $109.50 d_10-Pc. 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