Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1931, Page 10

0 THE , EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, INQUESTORDERED | - INFATAL PLUNGE Steel Worker’s Death to Be Probed—Two Others Hurt in Falls. An inquest into the death of James Bheely, 22-year-old steelworker, of 1008 N street, who died late yesterday at Emergency Hospital after a four-story plunge from the roof an an extension to the new Department of Agriculture | Building, has been ordered by Coroner Joseph D. Rogers for 11:30 o'clock to- | morrow morning at the District Morgue. The youth, who was employed by the McDonald Steel Construction Co. 8p- parently lost his footing while work- in’ the rigging near the edge of the roof of the structure at Linworth place and C street southwest. Sheely died of a fractured skull and internal injuries & short time after he | Cadet GEN. CALLES’ SON ENTERS SAN MARCOS ACADEMY.” GUSTAVO CALLES LOST ENGLISH GIRL WILL RETURN HOME |Banker’s Daughter to Sail | Today After Attempt to Find Job. | By the Associated Press. WELLESLEY, Mass.,, November 18.— Rosemary Pamela Gilding's adventure |1s ended. The homesick young English girl who disappeared from the home of Prof. (Hamilton C. MacDougall Saturday was |due to sail from New York today to | join her father, a London banker. Prof. and Mrs. MacDougall, who accompanied the girl to New York, planned to secure | passage for her on the S. S. American | Trader. | _She was located yesterday at Spring- | field, where she sought work to earn passage money home. = Lonely, a had been carried to the hospital by fel- |y npect son of Gen, Plutarco Elias| low employes. Two other persons—John O. Jones, | 44 years old, of 1669 Columbia road, | and John Apperson, 57, of 112 C street | —were taken to Emergency Hospital | with serious hurts recefved in falls yesterday afternoon. | Jones, & collector, was making his | rounds in the 300 block of New York avenue when he stepped on a broken manhole cover in front of an apart- ment house and fell down a coal chute into the basement of the structure. He suffered a fractured pelvis. Apperson sustained _severe lacera- tions of the head and spine injuries when he fell 6 feet from a scaffold while painting a building in the 1300 block of H street. LOAN BEARS 5 PER CENT Bankers Indicate Return From Calles, former President of Mexico and present secretary of war, in his cadet uniform shortly ‘after his enroliment in the Junior School of San Marcos, Tex., Baptist Academy recently. is 13 years old and began his studies in the seventh grade. Two of his sisters, Mrs. Jordan Eller of New York City and Mrs. Thomas Arnold Robinson of The youth | Apartment [l Grand Mexico City, married citizens of the| United States. —A. P. Photo. - - Banker to Be Sentenced. UNIONTOWN, Pa., November 18 () —Refused a new trial on charges of }mlsuppllcflllnn of $6,000 of the Title & Trust Co., Connellsville, Pa. Linford P. Ruth, banker of Washington, was held yesterday for sentence on Novem- ber 30. A full keyboard, Apart- ment Size Grand, designed to T ious to see her parents, but afraid h‘ ask them for passage money ‘because | she didn't want to “embarrass” them, she left the MacDougall home, where she had been a house guest for 14 weeks, to seek work in a strange Ameri- can city. A few days at the Clinton Hotel, & | day in a Springfield rooming house and a round of the employment agencies in Springfield was the sum total of her | adventure. | “she was located through an employ- ment agency with which she had p aced her name. % “I guess my adventure is over,” was her reply to the kindly policewomen who awaited her at her rooming house yesterday. “My folks haven't much money,” she said, “and 1 didn't want to embarrass them by writing for passage money home."” A | Hoped to Earn Passage. She hoped to earn enough to pay her way across to England and she hadn't realized that her disappearance had created such a furore. | Prof. MacDougall and his wife left| for Springfield yesterday after word had been received that the girl had been seen at the Hotel Clinton there. They were waiting at the Springfield po- lice headquarters for news of her when s located. Teceived from Miss Gild- | occupy no more space than is used by the average up- right. Mahogany finish, in an unusual instrument with beauty. ing's parents yesterday, asked that the Erldbe placed on'the first boat for Eng- nd. Miss Gilding said that she was very grateful to the MacDougalls for their many kindnesses to her and that her decision to leave her hosts and set out, alone, to find employment in & strange city was reached impulsively. CORONER IS NAMED Court Clerk Succeeds Dr. Bundesen in Cook County. CHICAGO, November 18 (#) —Frank J._Walsh, former Criminal Court clerk, g'tann!wsyostlgmé;! dfip | or slip when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little Kling on your | | plates. This new improved powder | forms a comfort cushion—holds | plates so snug, they feel and act like | your own teeth. No more danger | of rocking plates—eating will again | be a joy. Leading dentists endorse | Kling. Guaranteed better than any- | thing you ever used or money back. | package, 35¢c dt all druggists. | junction with the coronership. States. NOVEMBER 18, 1931. was @) ted Cook County coroner late_yes! to succeed Dr. Hgrman N. Bundesen, who resigned. Dr. Bundesen will to the post of the City Health Commiis- sion, an office he formerly held in con- —— Nevada is the least populous of all HEADACHE? o+ Quick Way to End It Headaches, whether from stomach, perves, periodic cause, cating ot drinking, | zn bed:elimd in few minumhn byd ine, the new prescription in liquid form, Works in one-third the time zmnll} re- quired by other forms. Try it for any kind of headache. Make This Testl. . Next time you have a headache © your drug store and get a bottle of dine, or take a dose at the soda fountain. Thea time the action. Note how quickly in disappears and “pep” right T0c, 0, 0 borlee,or by the dowe 86 drug store soda fountains. Capudine 'ispo FIG BARS GINGER SNAPS | == _N—Y BARBER & ROSS, Inc. FREE TU 11th and G Streets N.W. RKEYS % 88rd ANNIVERSARY With Every DETROST JEWEL GAS RANGE Sold During This Pre-Thanksgiving Sale!! SPECIAL Tove Weeks Only > Canada’s $150,000,000 Issue. fi MONTREAL, November 18 (#).—Can- inda’s $150,000,000 national service loan will bear coupons at 5 per cent, bank- ers indicated yesterday, and the return to investors will be somewhat higher than that rate. HER STOMACH COULD | NOT DIGEST MEA . et | HOMER L. KITT CO. bad 1 col Detafls of the loan, announced last iks "and am ] can't get rid of Andi!flt;!'l‘sl;, or ;;: Thirteen-Thirty G St. ‘week, did not include the coupon rate by O Sanit get rid of ind) MERCHANTS OF ‘ ] ! a tone of unusual volume and "l‘ I | | | | < l COMMUNITY PLATR in the new De Luve ANNIVERSARY TRAY We Fit Terms to Your Convenience and the government had not announced g (oA, P ER it, but well informed financiers said e I e they wore satisfied that would be the | || bod iower bowel “whshine out. polsans yield. The maturities will be in five and ten SLEEP MUSIC Gift. .. With every Kelvinator sold as a Christmas gift, t‘l;c :;”VH; se:],hsl:jown below w e furnished free of All Porcelain Enamel Detroit 49‘75 charge and engraved with any Jewel Gas Range, was $64.75.. desired inscription to testiiy to Al Peseslsis “iasial the thoughtfulness of the giver. Range, with Insulated 558.75 Oven, was $75.50 All Porcelain En- IS THE MOST Same with Insulated Oven and Oven Control, was Lk g Many other spectacu- far values! Convenient terms may be arranged. Buy Now and Get Your FREE! TURKEY ¢ More important even than food ** “For, according to the American Joumnal of Clinical Medicine, we eat to sleep—but we must sleep to live™ 8 pEcEs: 8 Dinner Focks 8 Dimner Kuives 3 Dessest Spoons 8 Toarpoons 1 Buster Kaife SSisdForks 1SugrSpecn Your choios of ol desigra Anniversary Price 39 Price $51.75 This is the greatest opportu- |} nity you will ever have to own Community Plate. Come in now and select the design that will be loyeliest on your table. Remember this special price is offered for two weeks only. Cutlery Dept., Main Fl As the box 1is opened on Christmas morning, the Beal, resplendent inst its purple background, will bring a smile of surpriss and delight that more than pays for your Kelvinator! Surprise “HER” With a New KELVINATOR Third Floor Stove Dept., Third Floor Conforming to every curve of the human body, the world-famous Inner-Spring Ostermoor does reilly and actually invite sound « « o restiul « o o sleen. OSTERMOOR Santa Claus (in person) , Tells the Finest Stories i\ Bring the kiddies to hear him and to see him, in his REAL VELVET suit! He is on the job every day until Christmas, from 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., and don't forget—FREE illustrated 24- page story book to every child accompanied, by parents! to give you the absolute maxi- mum in resilient each coil in the Inmer Auto Conveyor Truck, complete, with three cars. Manning & Bowman Electric Urn Set ‘“‘(ihmmlllm plated, with large tray’ with ray mith side’ handies. Join the Ostermoor Mattress Club NOVI e oo $1 Cash e e o $1 Weel( Waffle Iron Manning- with heat B and ebonized handles. Special Movie Camera, a fine toy that looks real! Be sure to see it! $1.00 4th Floor If you want to sleep on the finest Mattress Money o o o Brains oo« and Skill « « « can build « « « Come in Now. i House & Herrmann “Furniture of Merit”'——Seventh at Eye . Landers, Frary and Clark Electric Percola Oval Oven Glass Platter 13-in. long with Electric Esg Boller. Dickel - plated Works automatically frame with han- 5 Sour tabie. No fiss, °no bother, no les- watcning Casserole with cover. Guar- ‘:nuedk not to reak in oven. With WANCE ALLO;ou YOUR OLD MATTRESS Electro-Auto- h:—:’lmfl’llelfl: matic Two-Slice 000 Toaster, chromium g.}h plated. Guaran- Dls 5 teed one with . feed e §075 . $2.