Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1935, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1935. MILITARY ORDER PLANS CONVENTION Maj. Edwin S. Bettelheim, Jr., Goes to Atlantic City to Arrange Details. Maj. Edwin S. Bettelheim, jr., ad- jutant general of the Military Order of the World War, left today for At- lantic City to make preliminary ar- rangements for the national conven- tion of the organization there Sep- tember 15 to 18. brilliant massing of the colors, parade ‘The main local delegation to leave | and memorial service on the Board- Saturday will be headed by Lieut. Col. | walk. George E. Tjams, commander in chief, L} and Brig. Gen. Perry L. Miles, com-| i mander of the local chapter. The del- ADVERTISEMENT. | egates also will include Admiral Wil- | — = FALSE TEETH D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, Col. Edward McCrahon, Capt. Thomas Kirby, Harold W. Breining, Capt. Nathan Willlams, Maj. Paul McGahan, Maj. Berkely Inge, Capt. Don E. Clarke, Lieut. Francis X. Callahan, Maj. John D, Cutter and Capt. Thomas Hamilton. ‘The order is composed of those who served as officers during the World War. Gen. John J. Pershing and Ad- miral Willlam 8. Sims are life com- manders in chief. Representatives from chapters in every State in the Union, as well as from Puerto Rico, Manila and Honolulu, are now en | route to Atlantic City. The convention will open Sunday afternoon with a —_— - MEDICAL EXPERT, DR. NORRIS, DIES New Yorker Famer! for In- vestigations of Murder Mysteries. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 12.—Dr.| Charles Norris, 68, New York’s chief medical examiner since 1918 and a widely known expert on medical juris- prudence, died suddenly last night. His investigations in bafling murder mysteries made him nationally known. 402 Battles Fought. China’s Quantung armies have fought | 402 battles with reds and cutlaws in the last two and a half years, with an | average of five reds and bandits killed in each battle. Stone Ends Flying Man Test © i i up his foll. Authorities say that lawns seeded now grow more lunwiontly, produce thicker, more robust turf the year round. B o # Scolly liam H. Standley, chief of naval oper- ations; Capt. Arlington A. McCallum, Elwell Murder Case. One of the outstanding cases hl‘l handled was the murder of Joseph B. | * Elwell, bridge expert, 15 years ago. Dr. | Norris determined Elwell had been shot and had not committed suicide. | The Dot King murder, another un- solved case, and many others brought Dr. Norris out of the routine of his office and into the public eye. An acute dysentry, formerly de-| scribed as a coronary cirrhosis, caused his death. | He returned last week from a vaca-| tion cruise. Yesterday morning he felt ill. Death occurred suddenly last night. Of Famous Family. A native of Hoboken, N. J. Dr.| Norris was a descendant of the famed family of Norristown, Pa. A stone ended the experiments this flying man was making at the Lepine Concours Invention Exposition in Paris recently. He was flappinig the wings vigorously and running about in an attempt to rise above the ground when he tripped over the stone and fell. He hopes to succeed 'n his attempts some other time. —Wide World Photo. ogist at Bellevue Hospital, taught at | cal examiner in 1917 to Mayor John Cornell, Columbia and New York |F. Hylan. He -attempted to resign Dr, Norris served as chief pathol- ' University, and was appointed medi- | twice New Acetate Dresses and $2.95 s l Eyelet Dresses A one-day opportunity that offers beautiful new acetate es in four popular Stripes and travel print checks. Ideal for high school and college wear. Puffed or long sleeves; sizes 14 to 20. Eyelet dres: are in navy, brown and pastels; sizes 38 to 46. Be here Fri- day if saving money means anything to you! Second Floor. 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Black and brown novelty slip- 7“ $2.00 BRAND-NEW GLACE GLOVES and washable cape- skin gloves in novelty slip-on styles. Black-with- white and brown.. $1.39 Street Floor. 19¢ to 29¢c Wash l 0° - Goods Practical sewing lengths in remnants of percaie, organdy, lawn and voile in large v y. NTS SILKS NS, 59¢ to 79c values; in plain colors and prints. 2 to 4 yard cuts. Yard z9c OUTING FLANNEL, 36 inches wide. Mill ends, in many neat, striped 1 patterns. Yard.___ 12 /zc 89c BED SHEETS, 7€x108 and 72x99. Un- bleached and unhem- sizes VANITY SETS in linen, linene and organdy. Odd 3” 9 BLEACHED SHEETS, size 72x90. Made with seamed center. For double and single beds.___ — 49c OUTING FLANNEL; 27-inch plain white outing flannel, the warm, heavy, fleeced quality. Yard. loc 12!2¢ LONGCLOTH. Friday sale of 27-inch longcloth of firm texture and soft finish. 10 yards for____ 69c $1.00 MATTRESS COVERS, made of strong unbleached cot- ton with tie tapes, For 9c beds ot all sizes______. 7 Street Floor. FUR STRIPS 50c Each (48) Fur strips for collars or cuffs. Desirable kinds of fur, 4 to 6 inches wide. Lined and taped, ready to sew on your coat, 25¢ TO 59¢ NECKWEAR— 72 pieces organdy, silk and pique neckwear in white and colors. Choice._. lsc FANCY TRIMMING BRAIDS, embroidered bands, appliques and bead trimmiags; 1 to 2 inches wide. Sold for 25c to $1.98 yard. Reduced to 15c to 25¢ Yard Street’ Floor. Women’s Wear PORTO RICAN GOWNS in white and pink with hand- appliqued designs. Sizes 16 and 17. Cut full and $1.19 TO $1.69 SILK LIN- GERIE SLIPS, chemise and dancettes, slightly soiled from handling. Sizes 67c short sleeve models in pastel shades. Sizes 10 to 16, 39c 79c HOOVERETTES of printed percale in light and dark patterns. Regular 53¢ Second Floor. Boys’ 59¢ Shirts and Blouses 39- Good news for mothers who have to buy things for school- boys! Plain colors and fancy patterns, guaranteed fadeless, Lined collar and cuffs. Shirts, sizes 8 to 14; blouses, sizes 7 to 10. 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