Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1928, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1928 11 W, HEREFORD, 51 CALEDBY DEATH American Journalist in Eu- _rope, Who Served U. S. News- papers, Dies in Paris. Br the Associated Press. PARIS, September 21.—William Rich- | ard Hereford, American journalist who served American newspapers in Europe for many years, died at his home here | today, at the age of 57. ¢ Mr. Hereford. who was born in St Joseph, Mo.. began newspaper work in Kansas City in 1890 and later went to New York. He was secretary to ihe American Minister to Switzerland from 1895 to 1897 and then returncd t journalism. From 190% until 1907 was editor of the New York Hi the European edition of the New Herald-Tribune., and later was Paris correspondent of the New York World He made a tour of South America in the interests of the Carncgie Founda- tion of International Peace in 1913. and during the war served prominently in the American Ambulance Service. In recent years he was the director of the foreign information sorvics of the Bankers' Trust Co. in Paris. BOY SCOUTS AND POLICE SEEK | 1 LOST HOSPITAL PATIENT. 70 | s — John A. McKenzie Has BeenI [ Missing Since Sep- l \ tember 11. | j$100 Reward Offered by| | Daughter—Description Is Broadcast. A second and more intensive search for John A. McKenzie, 70 years old who _disappeared September 11 fron Washington Sanitarium and Hospita! Takoma Park, Md. will be instituted tomorrow by Boy Scouts of Washington and Montgomery County. | wearing & dark-blue sult, brown felt | hat and black shoes. He had on a; light shirt, with a black bow tie, and was without a vest. He is deaf. Mr. McKenzie was employed at the Capitol on the stenographic committee. | He was well known about the buiiding and had served as secretary to former Representative Grosvenor. It Was Effective. From the London Tid Bits A Somerset farmer on holiday in London was charged 2 shillings for a shave and haircut. Stroking his chin reflection, he re- marked to the barber upon the horde of flies covering the ceiling and walls The proprietor replicd that all the |usual remedies had failed to get rid Already efforis have been put forth W by Scouts and police to find the miss- X ing man. but no trace has been found. Woods in the vicinity of the hospital were searched by the boys and police have sent out notice to police depart- ments of the country to be on the lookout. Montgomery County police have also been on the watch. Mr. McKenzie. a patient, wandered away during the afternoon and, as he had only 18 cents at the time, his family has grown increasingly worried JOHN A. McKENZIE. Any one knowing of the whereahouts of Mr. McKenz s requested to notify his daughter, Miss Mary McKenzie, 124 Sixth street northeast. of the pests, whereupon the farmer veplied that for 2 shillings he would tell him a cure The bargain being struck, the farmer remarked: “Tha's only got to get a pair of steps. catch ‘cm one at a time. gie ‘em a shave and haircut. charge ‘cm 2 bob apiece and they'll come here | no *ore!” i LACE Curtains —thoroughly cleaned and returned To vou in their original size and <hape—hy onr. medern and eficient method. Plone Miss Gray. Atlantic 23, for further particulars and prices 5. Avenue at Saks Answers—With NEW TWO-TROUSERS DOUBLE-BREASTED aks” He was the author of sevcral books and numerous short stories over failure to find him One hundred dollars’ reward has been E EVeeEsl Y hen las n Mr. McKenzie was ) P —— VEST SUITS—PRICED TO GIVE MORE VALUE $°35°40°45 HE style pendulum swings for Fall to the suit with the dapper Double-breasted Vest. We showed a few advance models last Spring. Now we present the authentic versions of the Fall— in suits whose superb design, fabric and needle- work make their prices low prices indeed ! Thousands Are SAVING MONEY During Our 40th Bt THERE are handsome Oxford Grays and ANNIVER SARY SALE Select j Fancy-Weave Grays—colorful new tones of Christmas / f Tan and Brown. And each suit has TWO pairs Gifts of (rousers—one‘pair with the favored pleated lop; the other pair plain. A size and a correet NOW model for every man. mas gifts—especially when “vou can save real money. Pay Next Year (Never Mind the Cash—Pay Next Year) Thousands are taking advantage of this money saving opportinity and buying diamonds, watches, jewelry and silverware at greatly reduced prices. Never have the crowds heen so 0Of course, uncommon showings of newest Fall Suits with the single-breasted vest, as well! $35, $40 and $45 Saks—Third Floor large, and tomorrow will be another banner day. We urge you to come in the forenoon, if possible—to avoid the crush of the afternoon crowd. MEN ARE KEEN ABOUT ] THE WONDERFUL NEW “SAKS KNIT” TOPCOAT! GUARANTEED 2 YEARS! AND HANDSOME! $29.50 Another Big Shipment e Just Received TR s HAVE VER This is our 40th Birthday th us in this great event. Genuine ‘“Ronson’’ Lighte: V . 7 sreci 9340 g Regular $5 Value Here is a special for men: genuine Ron- son lighters that scll regularly for $£5. Ovur Birthday Gjft at $340. Special offer for Saturday huyers. None sold for cash, Genuine “PREPSTER”! The Great 2-Pants Suit for the High School Chap 22.50 E wants his own kind of style—that up- and-coming voung fellow between 15 and 18 years old. We have his kind of style in the “Prepster.” And if he chooses, he can have the smart Double-breasted Vest. | THERES the snap-brim model, if you Cheviots stand_out prominently, as do P choose—or the “smart Homburg roll ew Tan and Gray shades popular for brim. And among the new shades are Mink. Congo. Shell. Pearl and Tan. The New STETSONS.........88.50 to $12 Saks—First Floor TOP STYLE and Top Value! #5.00 OU may choose any hat in the Saks Fall showings with the knowledge that there is no hat more correct—in style or shade. (And certainly no hat offers more intrinsic value!) Surprising Watch g : ¢ ; Values || 3 I I 50¢Down $ : 50¢ Weekly NONE SOLD FOR CASH! Very Special Elgin Strap Watch $1640 Complete With. Extra Metal Band 50c Down, 50c Week Fine Elgin Strap Watch cemplete with leather strap and extra metal band for only $16.40. Scores are buying these dependable timepieces, None sold for g 14-Kt. Solid Gold < packed with value! 17 or 19 Jewel ] . . . h a 1 v Double-Breasted Vest Suit Illinois |[Wrist Watc \ et Rig A g ‘ery Speci EE the striking Gray and Tan shades, g Only $2]_'40 Sk nattyJooking Mixtures and Tweed $ 40 effects, Two pairs of Golf Knickers. Sizes * Tt018. Saks—Second Floor J al Quality — $2.95 and $3.45 12or 16 Size Unusual Quality §2.95 a > The city's finest watch pew style, shapes are value. 17 or 19 jewels, IMinois, 12 or 16 size certainly Birthday gifts watches at the extra at $21.40 he regular ny are special price of only LY aid “aside $2840. Get yours Sat- urday. for Christmas morning. 50c Down 50c a Week Saks-Secend Floor—Prepster Section Get Your Ring Tomorrow Hundreds have bought these regular $15 genuine dia- mond rings marked as a Birthday Spe for $5. We have just received another hundred for Saturday’s buvers, but we suggest that vou come early if you want one. To see them is to wear one home. “KARLTON JR.” There Isn’t Another Boys Su’t Value to Match It! *14.95 HE 2trouser “Karlton Jr." Suit for Boys is the talk of the younger world—it t shows the correct new Many Are Selecting CHRISTMAS DIAMONDS THE “DELTA” The Best Shoe at 8.00 HE “Delta” stands out as the finest shoe at its price—because we set out te make it just that. Let any one who knows leathers, and shoe workmanship, compare it with others at the price. New models—French and collegiate lasts—Tan Calf and Gun Me Saks—First Floor Yes—many people are taking advantage of this’ Great Money-S Opportunity and < their Christmas diamonds now. It is not too carly, for early s m always secures the most choice pieces, in tomorrow and choose her Christmas diamond ring. $37.50 $350 $75 $100 $150 $200 $500 up A wide range of prices and special Birthday terms to meet your con- Never have we <o many diamonds during sales events as Never mind the money 15 Jewels These 14 - kt. solid white gold, 15iewel wrist watches in fancy Step THE NEW SHIRTS Show 2 Matching Collars *3.00 CUSTOM MADE—FRENCH LAUNDERED Shirts _of unusual excellence, skil- fully tailored of fine materials. And each with TWO matching collars! There are white backgrounds neat striped or fii""" design: there are covered backgrounds in Blue, Tan, Gray and Green—with striped or figured effects. Sizes 14 to 18. Saks—First Floor venience. we are selling this year Complete Your Payments—Next Year This 1 one sale where cash is not nceded. Make your selection and pay in small weekly or monthly sums until Christmas, then complete your payments next year. Seth Thomas ‘“Westminster’”” Chime Clock—$49.40 Complete With Candlesticks—$1 a Week "CHAS SCHWARTZ & SON | 708 7th Street NW. BPerfect Diamonds 19 1sh Street NW. 7:.;"-"1);;.5:‘- The TRENCH COAT A Big Style .. A Big Value #1250 don't have to tell you that the Trench Coat is popular —but we dowant to tell you that ours are unsually fine, correct in style, and priced low for their quality. Gabardine plaid lined. Saks—Third Floor =