Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1928, Page 22

Synagog Tonight, 8 P.M. 6th St.—Lecture: “Lincoln—the Tribute of the Synagog™ New York City D. D. PHELAN, Manager FORD FRNOTHER 0 SIS 165 Trust Deposit Planned to Provide for Need of Mrs. Here you find comfort, exclusive- mess, good food. and the theaters. All Rooms with Bath 32_50 Dinner andup__ $1.25 85¢c ilasses Fitted iyes Examined Graduate MeCormick Medical College Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone 409.410 W n hlen 10(h and G Sts. N ow You Can Wear FALSE TEET With Real Comfor Fasteeth. keeps tee is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue | Bilious Fever and Malaria |3 It_Kills (he_germs X BURNISKINE POLISHES ALL METALS 7///rH]lIlHIHIHIIHHIHH\\\§ N4 Z Scientific Lubrication Get the Most Service and Satisfaction from Your Car. You'll have little or no trouble with the transmission or rear axle gears of your motor car or truck if you use the correct lubricant in Away from New York’s noise and confusion and yet but five minutes from Times Square Luncheon Carricks. A total of $1636.12 had heen de- posited with The Evening Star at noon today for Mrs. Alton Carricks, 109 Car- ol street southeast, whose husband was found dead of asphyxiation last week, on the eve ot the birth of their sixth child. This money, and any future contri- butions recetved by The Star, will be placed on deposit today with the Wash- ington Loan & Trust Co., in the form of a trust fund, the bank making no charges for its services in this matter. With the tamily saved from any im- mediate prospect of distress by the generous contributions already made, other gifts continued to be received at The Star office today, intended to in- sure the future of Mrs. Carricks and her six boys, the youngest only a day old. In a letter to The Star today, W. A. Buckingham, 1918 Eutaw place, Balti- more, offered $100 if a total of $4,900 is contributed by Washingtonians. The status of the fund in the hands of The Star stood as follows toda: Acknowledged Visitors Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal Church . Mrs G. W. D. and A. . Ophelia N. Allen . Progressive Council, No. D. of A . Whiteside w Mrs. Randolph Wehler L R. C Mrs. J. H. Lingamfelter . Mrs. C. K. M. Joseph Francis Steele Mrs. T. B. Grennstreet . A. G. L. Toombs . E. M . Total up to date . ALEXANDRIA COUNCIL OPPOSES BALL BILL City's Attorney Instructed to Fight Measure Before State Senate. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 10.— the gear boxes. S And Automotive Engineers will tell you that there is one best grade that will guard against depucinion‘ of ‘The city council yesterday converted its informal meeting into a special ses- sion and passed a resolution disapprov- ing a bill introduced in the State Sen- ate by Senator Frank L. Ball designed THE EVENING THIEVES KEEP BUSY. Overcoats, Handbag and Masonic Button Stolen From Homes. Ascending the fire escape at 2008 Co- Jumbia road Iast night, an unidentified burglar climbed through a window of the apartment of Willlam Atherton Du- Puy, stole two overcoats, 8 handbag con- taining several dollars, a silver compact and driver's permit. Report of the burg- lary was made to the police. Ransacking of the premises of Roland M. Orrison and Dr. A. R. Cohen, 922 New York avenue, yesterday was re- ported to police of the first precinct last night. A Masonic button set with a dlamond was the only article belogg- ing to the doctor missing. Jewelry and fountain pens valued at $51.50 were missed by Orrison. Report of the theft of a fur coat was made by Catherine Frank, 815 Sixth street. She sald the coat was taken from 81 H street about 4 o'clock yester- day afternoon. AUTO KILLS GIRL OF 5. Leesburg Child Darts Into Path of Physician's Car. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., February '10.— Nancy Tavenner, 5-year-old daughter of John Tavenner, was run over by an automobile sriven by Dr. Harry Gibson at 1 pan. yesterday on King street near Cornwell's store. Dr. Gibson applied his brakes when the child darted in front of his car from behind a truck standing near the curb, but was unable to prevent the accident. He drove with her to Lou- doun County Hospital, but she died of shattered bones and internal injuries. HONOR FLYING FRAULEIN. Thea Rasche Overwhelmed With Offers in Germany. HAMBURG, Germany, February 10 ().—Thea Rasche, Germany's flying fraulein, arrived from the United States today on the Albert Ballin and found herself overwhelmed with offers. ‘These varied all the way from a Far Eastern expedition and a transatlantic flight to an International cross-country tour of America with American, Ger- man, French, British and other stars. She declared that at present she was unable to decide which to accept. She intimated that the project of flying across the Atlantic as the first woman pllot possibly tempted her the most. STUDEBAKER COMMANDER ‘ World's Champion Car 25,000 miles in less than 23,000 minutes—nothing else on carth ever ran so far so fast 4-Door Sedan STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Prosecutor’s Dramatic Eyeglasses Defeated by Opponent’s Little Joke E”;é:.';‘ Even the tilt of pince-nez glasses on a lawyer's nose and his grandiose flourishes in adjusting them there, can wield a telling psychological effect on a jury, according to Assistant Corpora- tlon Counsel Walter L. Fowler of Police Court. He ought to know, because he ad- mits that his pompous use of such “tricks of the trade” in & recent intox- fcation case went down to defeat before the surprise tactics of a colored lawyer with a keen sense of humor and & “hunch” that juries, too, enjoy their little joke. The “battle of the spectacles” began when Fowler purchased not long ago a pair of glasses of imposing appearance, attached to a long black ribbon. ‘The glasses have an extremely high bridge and are of the type whose lenses fold together and are snapped open with startling effect by a slight touch of the fingers. Fuwl%r wore them for the first time in prosecuting the case of a colored motorist charged with driving while under the influencé of ardent spirits. He was opposed by a well known colored attorney. As the first defenso witness was turned over to him for cross-exami- nation, Fowler, with great deliberation, cieared his throat, pulled out glasses, snapped them r/:en suddenly and grandiloquently perched them on the bridge of his nose. The witness’ eyes popped out and his demeanor immediately wilted. The process was repeated before each of the defense witnesses, while the jury gaped open-mouthed. Witnesses and g.urymm seemed duly impressed that ere was a distinguished prosccutor whose words were not to be smirked at. When court adjourned for the day all the witnesses had heen heard and it remained only for the attorneys to gr(vsvm thelr arguments to the jury. 'owler was confident of a victory, as he fondled his glasses in retrospection. ‘When court convened next morning the prosecutor addressed the jury with an- other display of bespectacled serlous- ness. eanwhile the colored lawyer had VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAALAALALALALLAL UPID no longer uses an old-fashioned Bow and Arrow to convey amorous messages. Sentiment, in this present age is expressed through a more effective FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928. hied himselt to and store. Thus prepared, he arose slowly and faced the jury with solemn mien. an air of Rrent ostentation he forth from his pocket & pair of essive - spectacles, chained to his coat by & black ribbon at least’ an inch and a half wide. With a flourish he snapped the glasses open and placed them on his nose. g Before he could say a word the jury roared with laughter, and the judge re- 1s | dtored order only by insistent poundini with his gavel. The speech was brief, but punctuated with much gesticulation and flourishing with the ',um. The rebuttal of the prosecution was weak and_half-hearted. ‘The jury retired and returned in less than five minutes with a verdict of “not gullty.” . e A memorial window was dedicated in Bunyan Church, Bedford, England, re- cently, to 14-year-old John Steven, who gave his life in trying to save a young friend in a boating accident last June. ottt Lotttk CANNED SOUPS rival the best home made when each canis seasoned with LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE _— (R o \ 7S SN Dexdale hascreated a Service Weightin “Hindu", “Zdaz", “Charme” .. . and other fashionable hues +..that keep proud company with you and your escort. At the Dexdale Hosiery Salon, 1348 FSt., N. W., Washington, D. C, it goes by the number T7-AS. Appropriately priced at §2 o e PALAIS ROYAL Downstairs Store medium — Delicious Loft Sweets! Special all this week! (Qhocolate Jovered (Nelcars : A delicious blend of Chocolate Caramel and Honey Sweet Marshmallow hand- somely jacketed with rich, fragrant Choc- olate. Truly amarvel of the confectioner’s Ret. Vatooe FunrLs, 39ec rench Week-End (hocolates Feature! Dainty Parisian Creations! Wondrous centres of exceeding charm reflecting the fame and ingenuity of the Master French Confectioner. & Full Pound ‘IO“ Tiny Hearts Tasty miniature hearts of many flavors bearing sweet inscriptions of Valentine sentiment. Pounds 4¢ Milk Chocolate Filled Hearts Gryseat Goms The Big {Lhrée Total Value $1.47 F ashiqn Combined with Economy! a new shipment of Silk Frocks for spring Styled to Please All Types and Tastes —Gay Printed Frocks —Filmy Georgettes —FIlat Crepes —Crepes de Chines You may find dresses at 4"—"101’ Milk Chocolate Hearts, Novelties and Qift Packages in great variety 19.—%1.49 Full Pound 40¢ A large assortment of Lincoln’s MWirthdap _-_~1wm19‘ to ". $9.75—but we're sure you'll not find fabrics, prints col- ors, styles—so smart, so which lowers the re-sale value your car. Demand Ebonite-T for the transmissions, because gears may be shifted at ease in all makes of cars in zero weather. Demand Ebonite-R for rear axles. {tflflnveml noisy gears and repair EBONITE (Combination of Pure Oil) 20 Cents a Shot At Filling Stations and Garages, BAYERSON OIL WORKS Columbia 5228 to promote the development of the City i ! of Alexandria and the Counties of Ar- Sl £ it lington and Fairfax. The resolution follows: “Whereas the city council of Alex- andria has just received a copy of Sen- ate bill No. 208, entitled “A bill to pro- vide a commission to plan and promote the developing of the City of Alex- andria and the Counties of Arlington and Fairfax, Va, etc,’ and the city council of Alexandria disapproves of said bill in so far as it affects this city. “Now, therefore, be it resolved, That the city council of Alexandria doth hereby express its disapproval of said bill and doth ux:;eguefl Senator Frank L, Ball, who introduced the sald bill, to withdraw the same or amend it in such a manner that it shall not affect the City of Alexandria, and the counsel for the City of Alexandria is instructed to confer with Senator Ball to accomplish this end and to appear before the Gen- . eral Assembly of Virginia, or any com- mittee thereof considering the sald bill, ® | oh would srect the snnexation w affect the annexation Beadacty blliour. constipated? fake |case of Alexandria by which this city - :mlfll:l:‘l!:.:~m ,:-. 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