Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1929, Page 5

TOLL IS NINE HURT Bus and Truck Figure in Ac- cident—Two Injured When Car Overturns. Nine persons were injured in Wash- ington and nearby Maryland in a series of Labor day traffic accidents reported to police last night and this morning. Two persons were slightly injured on the Washington-Baltimore boulevard near Laurel last night, when a large heavily-laden produce truck and & ‘Washington-Baltimore bus are said to have sideswiped each other. Frank Cooks. 25 years old, of Culpeper, Va., driving the truck, was arrested on reaching Laurel, police being advised that he failed to stop at the time of the crash. He was freed, however, on his assertion that he had not been aware of_the mishap. ‘The driver of the bus, which is owned by the Peoples Rapid Transit Co., and a woman passenger, neither of whose names were learned, were slightly eut by broken glass. bus continued on to its destination. Woman Badly Cut. Tt required 100 stitches at Freedmen's Hospital last night to close the wound suffered by Nellie Webster, colored, of 725 Fifteenth street northeast, when the automobile in which she was riding overturned near Cheverly,- Md., on the Defense Highway in a crash with a machine operated by Daniel H. Barn- hart, 25 years old, of 57 W street. The woman's condition is said to be not serious. According to Maryland State police, Barnhart is said to have told Police- man E. S. Haddaway that he was at- tempting to pass the machine occupled by the colored woman and driven by her husband, C. B. Webster, on the left, When the right front hub cap of Barn- hart’s car struck the- left front hub cap of Webster's car, causing the lat- ter's car to leave the road, crash into a telephone pole and send the woman TIVEIS SEEN RPE o oo RPN IN STRIKE FIELD = king of mother instincts, this tabby in a St, Louis restaurant evidently peal has plenty, Besides lurhfflt'. young kittens of lerent race. Photo she youngsters of an entirely di a harmonious demestic life. r own, she has that the six of ti enjoy -Associated Press Photo. FOR ARSH LINES Service Should Not Start With Globe Routes, How- ever, Eckener Says. 4 By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio. September 3.— Officially ended yesterday with a visit of Dr. Hugo Eckener at the close of his round-the-world flight in the Graf Zep- pelin, the National Air Races were held Liquor Buyer Errs In Not Wrapping Up 2 Half-Gallon Jars A man who camg to Wi - ton from Vienna, Va.. to buy whisky, and who thought it was not necessary to wrap up the pur- chases, was sentenced to pay $75 or serve 45 days in Police Court today. o M stopped _af -4 an streets yesterday, when Policemen J. E. Burke and F. E. Stroman of the seventh precinct, saw him walking along the street with a half-gallon of liquor under each arm. The officers noted that the ‘man had no covering on the jars and made no attempt to conceal Guardsmen Patrol Marion Hill| +Villages and Disorders Are Halted. By the Assoclated Press. MARION, N. tional Guardsmen continued. to patrol Marion's mill riots in d’mlll tflr:n. t riots in the hiiel » P‘h:e. but no disorders have occurred C., September 3.—No- ' gheriff have remained on duty as the strike continued. o Representatives of two national labor tions, the United Textile Work- ;n and the ’:nufluuoul "!e‘hor Daa ense, came yesterday an: TS members from all sections of the State. Charges Filed Against Guard, D. F. Giles, attorney for the United Textile Workers, charged that National Guardsmen on duty here were violating the Federal Constitution, while Miss Jullet Stuart Poyntz, secretary of the International Labor Defense, offered the resources of her organization to assist the workers by employing coun- sel for 79 arrested on charges of “in- citing a riot.” Giles made his charges in a letter ‘0 Oscar Adkins of McDowell of A3 | trip_flight, but the entrants were free ing | selves. Guard The DANGE R LINE GLEAMING ‘teeth make the smile—what woman ° doesn’t know it! But though your teeth gleam, decay may still go on. There are countless tiny erévices about the teeth impossible for your todth-brush to reach—so food particles collect «+ . ferment . . . form dangerous acids. cially at The Danger Line, that delicate edge of tissue where gums meet teeth. tacked Gov. Gardner for gending troops into Marion and that he acted in behalf of the cotton mill interests. Labor day activities were quiet. The much discussed was held, but WOMAN FLYERS RACE. Three-Cornered 4Event Arranged From Cleveland to Pittsburgh, CLEVELAND, September 3 (#).—A “private” race for three woman fiyers was steged ag a part of the air race Rrograin here yesterday, with the course from Cleveland to ‘Pittsourgh. The entrants were Mrs. Keith Miller of Buf- g Mo G adys O Donsan of Lent TS Beach, Calif. Wi ‘The race was announced as a round- to make arrangements to suit them Evidently they decided to the race Pma{mr HEAVY-OIL MOTOR TESTED FOR FLYING IN GERMANY sel Airplane Equipment De- signed Which May Be Operated Without Use of Benzine, DESSAU, - Germany (#).—Heavy oil may, be destined to revolutionize the n‘kcrm industry, if the experiments , are believed wbelmmbleinth!glleofw ‘motors. The Junkers Diesel motor already is $0 far perfected that duration flights have been undertaken with a large monoplane. - Eight hours’ continuous fiy- ing is the record thus far achieved. How economical the use of neavy nil is may be judged by the fact that the Diesel motor consumed 180 grammes af heavy ofl per horsepower per hour, ex compared with 230 grammes for the benzine or benzol driven motors. In ;!.her words, Prof. Junkers believes he s demonstrated that a with & Diesel motor h.."‘f':.x‘.'?;’:‘i action 25 per cent than a b_;hnllm-dnven mc:: o'::quxl mmmmt - e Sleuths Must Be All-Tanned, Because the chin straps attached to the helmets worn by mun police cause white streaks against the sun- bu.at skin of the wearers the men are plainclothes work. Police officials. therefore, have given orders that policemen need not wear their chin straps duri he Summer months. The items !isled below in our Big 25¢ Sale :r.e all picked from our regular line of merchandise and used by Homekeepers in some way every day. Read this list over very carefully; check every item. il NOW! Mrs. Homekeeper, :. dollars go still further. It will pay you to replenish your pantry shelves this is your opportunity to make your To proteet the lasting beauty of your smile, it is important to use a dentifrice that not only eleans, but combats acids. Sqnibb’s Dental Cream is made with 50% Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia— plenty of this safe, effective antacid to furnish protection where it is vitally needed. You'll like the soothing. refreshing quality of Squibb’s. It contains no grit, no harsh as- qu Assistant U R. F. Camalier as to why he was carryl tl jars unconcealed, Taylor said, “I did not know that 1 had to have them wrapped.” He then turned to Judge Mat- tingly, “Please, your Honor, I have already paid $5 on this . through the windshield. Barnhart removed the injured wom- an to_the hospital and later surrend- ered himself to police of the eighth precinct, who released him after re- ceiving & Teport of the accident from Maryland State police. Two colored men were injured last nignt when the machine in which they were riding skidded and overturned at Fifty-8ixth and Foole strecta north- east, over one day beyond schedule today to permit several events crowded out dur- ing the week to be run off. , _ Eckener visited the close supporting the dirigible as the aircraft for long-distance transport service and renouncing the cloak of heroism thrown about him in the speeches of those who introduced him to a last-day crowd of 100,000 spectators. “I prefer not to be a hero, but to demonstrate the safety of the airship,” It Pays to Shop Where Quality Counts! “of the races. One 5-b. Bag Gold Seal Family Flour AND Sweet Mixed | Dill or Sour Pickles Both for “You pay $75 more,” the magis- trate replied. Skull May Be Fractured. it Henry Carson. 24 years old, of 525 | Becond street, and Malcolm Ross, 27, of 6153 M street, were treated at Casualty Hospital for possible frac- tured skulls and possible internal in- Juries. The condition of both men was said at the hospital this morning to be regarded serious. Frank Carson, brother of one of the injured men, was said by police to have been driving the car. Patrick Francis Ryan, 23 years old, of 3265 N street and Ellsworth Dozier, 20 years old, colored, of 1424 Thirty- sixth street narrowly escaped injury yesterday when both machines over- turned after having been in a collision at Twenty-eighth and N streets. Dozier was taken to the seventh precient station house and charged with reckless driving. Paul Halsby, 24 years old. of 2016 Fourteenth street southeast, was treated at Providence Hospital for three fractured ribs suffered when . the machine he was driving overturned on Naylor road southeast this side of the District line. Police said the man was attempting to negotiate a sharp turn in the road when the ear upset. ., Arrested at Garage. Arrested whep he drove into Willie's garage to have his car repaired, Wil- jlam O'Neal, 700 block of P street, was:| Jast night charged with failing to stop after an accident and driving with an expired permit. He was fined $50 on the former count and $25 on the lat- ter by Justice of Peace Hugh Gosnell at Savage. According to Maryland State Police- man C. L. Beasem: O'Neal hit & ma- chine driven by C. Beckman of Bal- timore at Waterloo, Md., on the Balti- more Boulevard. William Dorsey. 26, of Washing- ton was charged with leaving after col- 1iding following his arrest by Constable Andrew F. Gasch of Bladensburg, who s reported to have chased the ymmxi man 15 mil Dorsey ccused of hitting Aran Parunak, a Turk, of South Amboy, N. J., who was repairing a tire on the Defense Highway near the Glendale road last night. Parunak was given first aid by Dr. J. H. Truett, surgeon of the Prince Georges County rescue squad, and taken to Casualty Hoapl'll} in the squad’s ambulance. He is e sustained internal in- Juries. i BROKEN AIR LINE BALKS ENDURANCE RECORD TRY| Empire State Standard Is Forced Down After 178 Hours in Air Over Syracuse. By the Associated Press. SYRACUSE, N, Y. September 3.—A broken oil line brought an end to the endurance of the Empire State Stan night, Eastern sf fivers had been in the air approximately 178 hours and 40 minutes. The break occurred early in the eve- | ning and an attempt was made to re- | pair it, but before the pilots were able | to mend the leak, their oil supply was, 80 reduced that they were forced to! land at the Syracuse airport. i One wing and the propeller were damaged when the plane ran into the | rear of another plane on the fleld. But neither of the fiyers was injured. The other plane also was damaged slightly./ Deaths lieported. The following desths have been reported | ‘hfl the Health” Department in the last 24 Afinia M. Whitehand, 73. 2809 38th st. Pflnnqv‘r, =!" & ‘l't‘flll‘ Hospital. . 31 B 3 trfli.! A ospital. Feclon: Helnicke, 18, Providence Hospital. . Gillon. 1. 6939 Mabple st. Tofant of James J. and Hazel Davis 30 minutzs. Golymbia. Hospital. Reuben Taylor, 60, St Flizabeth's Hospital Banicl, Rideil: 86, Gallincer Hospital s O aiker: 1 month, Children's Hos- nt of Edward and Mary Skinner, § Gallinger Hosnital. N.flzly Arrived 4 Living Room Suites EE- LT T | to make them valusble to philatelists, ' mmander of the first lighter- craft to circle the globe de- . “If one must be a hero to step aboard a dirigible, then airship trans- portation will never pay, and I shall be a bankrupt hero. “I have uh;wn that it is safe, and now I hope for backing for transport lines. We cannot start with round-the- world lines, but must begin with service Perhlpa between California and Hono- ulu, Europe and America, and between Europe, America and South America.” The assertions were received as sig- | nificant in view of his departure later in the day to visit the Zeppelin works | in Akron, Ohio, of the Goodyear Tire | & Rubber Co., where a construction program, including the two grest air- ships for the United States Navy, ex-| ceeding in size any ever taken aloft, is under organization. Stamps Boost Museum Fund. ‘To raise funds for a national museum, Maderia recently issued a series of post- age stamps having currency for a single day. They were not intended for use on letters and their rarity is e: thus bringing extra revenue. Factory y Representative of Chesterman & Leeldnd Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Will Be in Our Store No. 2 505 7th St. N.W. (Next to Bank of Commerce & Savings) Wednesday—Thursday—Friday Sept. 4th, ‘We are fortunate in having an has devoted 30 years of his life to the designing and fitti of trusses. A competent man who will consider it a pleasure to you and assist you in choosing a truss or elastic guarantees a perfect fit that will be Whether you wish to purchase or not. ..be sure to consult this ex- pert truss designer and fitter. You are not obligated in any way. Throw Away,Your Old Truss and Get a New One During This SALE! SALE! TRUSSES and ELASTIC GOODS TRUSSES Single Steel (small pad).. Double Steel (one-half scrotal) Double Dr. Pierce (hood) brof urer the District of JOHN T. RIGGS FUNERAL RITES ARE CONDUCTED Masonic Ceremonies Are Held at Grave by Harmony Lodge. Interment in Roek Creek. Funeral services for John Thaw Riggs. 67 years old, former resident of this city, who died in Los Angeles, Calif., last Tuesday, were conducted in the Speare funeral parlors, 1623 Connecti- cut avenue, today at 11:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. George PFiske Dudley, rector of 8t. Stephen's Episcopal Church, officiated. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery, with Masonic Tites at the grave by Har- mony Lodge, No. 17, F. A. A. M. Mr. Riggs, who spent his boyhood in | this city, was general agent of freight traffic for the Santa Fe Rallroad and | in San Francisco. He was a ther of Maj. Edward F. . treas- of the Sons of the Revolution in Columbia. 5th, 6th expert factory representative who with goods. This expert comfortable and beneficial, PRI $2.98 $6.98 $5.49 $4.75 0.00 .$7.50" (AR Other Trusses Proportionately R-E-D-U-C-E-D !) ELASTIC HOSIERY Elastic Anklet .. Elastic Knee Ca Silk Garter Leggings Linen Garter Leggings. TRt A& Ve o 82H $L19 $1.19 $2.08 $2.49 (Al Other Elastic Hosiery Proportionately R-E-D-U-C-E-D?) . ABDOMINAL BELTS Dr. Griines Elastic Belts .o Camp Maternity Belt... Imperial Health Belt . T ..$4.50 .$6.50 .$5.00 PRIGE $2.98 $5.98 $4.49 $2.98- Shoulder Braces, $1.49—$1.98 Crutches, $1.49- pair tringents. Tt is pure and safe. Ideal for children. And only 40¢ for a large tube at any drug store. = © 1929 by K. K. Squibh & Sone SQuiBB’S Dental Cream guards The Danger Line—and how it cleans! 10-Year Written Guarantee Behind Every Hot Water Plant Install a New American Radiator Co. HOT WATER PLANT NOW And Keep Your Home at 70 Degrees All Winter e SN $325 for a 6-Room MHouse as Low as Winter time is close on our “heels.” Now is the best time to install that hot-water plant, just before the annual rush begins. Give us a call and have our representative come to your house and talk it over. EVERY PLANT INSTALLED BY EXPERTS General Heating Co. 901 10t St. Nat. 3067 Potatoes 1 Q4 2c¢ Fre;h-Du., ‘Menly Cookers * Hard Heads—Fresh—Crisp Cabbage 4scn Yellow Globe Vmety SYELLOW” ' . 25¢ Save Se One 5c Can ASCO Baking Powder 49¢c—39¢c—=10c Saved! COCoffee . ..=39c Particular about your cup of coffee? Well just try ASCO. It fully satisfies 3 "R Victor Coffec. . . .. b, 35¢ i A mild-flavored bien: a low price ™ 25¢ Reg. 29¢ N. B. C. Lord Baltimore Mayfair Puffs...lb., 25¢c | Beverages . . 6 bots., 25¢ Fresh from the ovens Plus usual bottle depesit New Pack Sweet Tender Peas 3= 25¢ An Unusual Value 89" Replenish Your Pantry Shelves! Lux Soap Flakes.. Gold Dust Powder. Gold Dust Powder.. Guest Size Ivery Soap Babbitt’s or Red Seal Lye. .. Black Flag Liquid Insect Killer ASCO Extra Strength Ammonia Silver-Aid Silver Polish. .. Mion: Hand Soap... . Octagon Super Suds...... Rinso (Soaks Clothes Clean) Chipse (White Chipped Soap! Safety Matches (Pkg. of 12 Boxes)... 3% More Big Quarter Dollar Values Delicious Californja Strawberries (Buffet Size) ASCO Partly Cool Sauer Kraut Smithfield Apple Sauce... Princess Assorted Jellies Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. . Post Toasties Corn Flakes Ritter Cooked Spaghetti... lue Dot Tender Lima Beans. ocomalt (Makes a Wholesome, Fruit Puddine (Assorted Flavors). Norse Boy Nerwegian Sardines... Swiss, Pimento or American Chee: Kraft’s Kay Spread.. Libby’s Potted Meats. . Finest Rolled Oats A Big Nickel’s Worth Victor o Brea 5-«5 These excellent brown crusted loaves are deliv- ered “Oven Fresh” to our Stores. Try our bread and know how good bread can really be. Bean Hole Baked Beans 2 «n 25¢ Big Bargains in Our Meat Depts. Special Sale of Tender Juicy Rib Roast. ... . 35¢c | Porterhouse Steak ..... Chuck Roast veevesss.™ 29c|Sirloin Steak ..... Bouillon Roast . ; .®. 32¢|Round Steak . /. Boiling Beef ............:.."” 18c|Hamburg Steak ...... Select Shoulder Pork Chops Lamb Chops Ib. 42¢ Ib. 38¢ Beef Breast Spring Lamb Ib. 20c Sugar cured; ‘whole or half Pork Liver 2 Ibs. 25¢ Lb. 32¢