Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1928, Page 32

STAR, “’AQI]’IN({'I‘O\” FEBRUARY 6, 1928, DIES FROM LOSS OF BLDOD Willlam Gordon, Cologed, Expires, Due to Broken Artery. Willlam Gordon, colored, 59 years old, €07 Third street southwest, ‘died at Emergency Hospital about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon from loss of blood, an artery in his leg having broken while he was driving a horse on Third street southwest half an hour before. M. LUTHER 6ICUS 5 5 % Optometrist & Optician When Gordon realized his condition ometr] he called to bystanders for aid. An Suite 202 International Bldg. ambulance was summoned and he was 1319 F St N.W. taken to the hospital, but the hospital Phone Main 6705 LOEW’S physicians were unable to save his life. E . o yes Examined & Glasses Fitted ALAC Coroner Nevitt gave a certificate of s e s UST ASK Us Continuous 10:30 A, M.—11 P. M. death from natural causes. —Now Playing— “TWO FLAMING YOUTHS’ A Zaramount Comedy Involving & Couple of Middle-aged Romeos with CHESTER CONKLIN, W. C. FIELDS. MARY BGRIAN AND JACK LUDEN —On the Stage— Jobn Murray_Anderson’s Georgeous Production, “MILADY’S THE EVENING D. ., MONDAY, AMIESEMEN ATIONAL EYTRA Tonlght nt & MATIVEE FRIDAY Usunl Mnte, W Thene and 9at. Margaret Anglin nyers Frances Starr Wm. Faversham Helen Gahag Rockville, Md, Saturday evening. Emmett M. Dodson, superintendent of the western district, was master of ceremonties, and addresses were deliver- ed by J. C. Duke, general superinten- dent; F. F. Leith, vice president; Win- ter C. Brady, superintendent of the East Bnlllmor(' district; Mr. Compton, sup- erintendent, of the West Baltimore dis- trict; Floyd H. Heaton, superiptendent of the Alexandria district; Miss Harvey M. 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