Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1928, Page 27

POLICE LACK CLUES ! FALL’S HEALTH MAY BAR lumbia Supreme Court, who has post- poned action on a motion by Govern- ment counsel to set the trial for January G RTAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 192 here, Mr. Fall said, “It is news to me and of .ourse my physician is the one to decide. He said he was feeling tack on @irl Charged. 8-year-old girl. FAIRFAX, Va., December 19.—George | hearing before Judge A. C. Ritchie King, 16 years old, of Vienna, Va., i in ! jyyenile Court. TRIAL DURING WINTER 14 until he obtains exact information as to Fall's condition. VETERAN ENDS LIFE TO SLAYER'S IDENTITY NP A | & | Colored Man Was Found Dead in Physician Says It Would Be “Very Dangerous” for Him to Make “Mr. Fall's health at present is fairly good,” Dr. Safford said, “and as long as he remains in a_warm climate there is little danger. However, physicians who have attended him with me have | Will Address Dahlia Society. Prof. J. B. S. Norton will speak be- | fore the meeting of the National Capi- | " ATSOLDERS HOME Louis Kalhoun, 58, Reported' to Have Been Sufferer From Rheumatism. Louis Kalhoun, 58 vears old, veteran of th e Spanish-American War, em- Clubhouse With His Head Beaten In. | No further clues had been developed today by the police as to the identity of the slayer of Joseph Woddson, col- | ored, 40 years old, on the second floor {of the Social Club, 514 Tenth street. Woodson was found vesterday in a | hallway with the top of his head beaten Trip to Washington. By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex., December .19.—Dr. | H. T. Safford, physician to Albert B.| Fall, former Secretary of the Interior, | deed. said here today it would be “very dan- gerous” for Fall to go to Washington | this Winter to stand trial on bribery charges growing out the leasing of the Elk Hills oil reserve to Edward L. Doheny. ‘The El Paso physician said he would gladly welcome any doctor sent here Washington. said time and again he cannot take the | tal Dahlia of Tris Society tonight at risk of spending a severe Winter in |the Carleton Hotel at 8 o'clock. He will | A trip to Washington in |talk on the best varieties of dahlias January would be very dangerous in- |growing in America. % Mrs. Edna M. Reinohl, president, will | Informed of the matter at his home preside. & 00 A Check Looks Good at Christmas Time— Con 4 BT SRS S SR SR S siderate! A Walk-Over Gift Certificate for. Christmas by Justice Hitz of the District of Co- ployed as a special officer at Soldiers’ e | in with the end rail of a pool table. Home, and occupying quarters at the e 3 | The rail lay near him. First street gate leading to the grounds, E Shortly after the finding of the body shot himself to death last night. | by Garner Barbour, 1734 Massachusetts Miss Josephine Kalhoun, a daughter, | avenue southeast, owner of the club, ) was in an adjoining room when the | members of the Detcctive Bureau homi- | report of the shot startled her. Dr. cide squad, under the direction of Lieut. C. L. Stretch, member of the Soldiers’ Edward J. Kelly, arrested Barbour and Home Hospital staff, responded to an Ida Kelly, colored, 54 years old, of the emergency call and pronounced life ex- 1400 block of N street and are holding tinct. them for investigation. Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, deputy cor- | The woman's arrest followed informa- oner, issued a certificate of suicide. tion to the effect that Woodson had | formerly lived in the same house with | her, and that she inquired for him | yesterday at the club, where the mur- | dered man was employed as a porter. Police were told that about & year ago | the: woman struck Woodson on the | erick Kalhoun, is employed in the Navy A | head with a flatiron. | Yard, while the other, Louis Kalhoun, L | Three other persons who were known | Jr, is at se; Bl I8l | to Woodson were questioned last night | by investigators and then released with- | out having been booked. Coroner J. Ramsey Nevitt announced today that he will not set a_ time for the inguest until the police have had | more opportunity to solve the case. That’s why it’s a good idea to join our Christmas Savings Fund—and you'll have the com- bined savings—plus 39, interest —to spend next Christmas— when you’ll most appreciate it. Danube Gore Pumps This youthful model sparkles with per- sonality. In brown calf it has a brown lizard Ln“%y. In soft black patent the inlay is of $11.00 Wolfs Uiatx-Cer Shop 929 F Street Jrun ®ate Inn Rear 1734 N St. N.W. Formerly the stable of General Nelson A. Mi Dinner Tonight, $1 Delicious Fresh Fish or your choice of meats. Served 5 to 30 Special Sunday Evening Supper 75¢ Chicken and Waffles the late e The small weekly payments Police were told that Kalhoun, who , i had been employed at Soldiers’ Home won't be missed. for a number of years, had been a sufferer from rheumatism. Kalhoun is survived by the daughter and two sons. One of the sons, Pred- Washington Savings Bank Tenth and Grant Place Thos. E. Jarrell, Pres. J. D. Leonard, Vice Pres. & Treas. L 0, | Clash With Fascists. VIENNA, December 19 (4).—Scveral persons were injured last .night when Communists broke up a meeting of Fascist -home defense leaguers in a crowded workman’s district of the city They shouted. “Down_with the mon- archists,” while the Fascists shouted with equal vigor, “Death to Com- munism.” skin ailments. Both wnder Money.Back Guas- . 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