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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-17
COMMUNITY SERVICES
AT LINCOLN M. z. CHURCH

Christian Community Services
will be commenced next Monday
night at the Lincoln Road M. E.
Church by the churches within the
territory Of the North Capitol Citi-
zens' Association.
There will be a different pro.
gram every evening. The services
are being promoted by the follow
ing pastors, Reverend Walter B.
Reed. Advent Episcopal Church;
Reverend Hugh T. Stevenson.
Bethany Baptist Church; Reverend
Howard z. Snyder, Church of the
Atonement, Lutheran; Reverend H.
L. Brundage, lexington Presby-
terrain Church; Reverend o. E.
Fultz, Memorial United Brethren
Church; Reverend ]. H. Strause;
RHODE Island Avenue Church, and
Reverend George M. Cobb, ST. Paul
M. T.. Church South.
The meetings will open with
community singing every night at
7:45 p. m. Special musical features
will be part Of the program every
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-17
To DEATH
WITH THROAT
SLASHED
I'll AHH
Breakfasters Flee Court OF
Hotel as Body Falls
Near Tables

NEW YORK, Oct. IA man
believed to be f.. Arnold, Of Pitts
burgh, cut his throat from ear to
ear and leaped from his room on
the fifth floor Of the Park Avenue
Hotel early today.
His body struck the roof of a
one-story wing OF the building and
rolled off into an inclosed court
III the center Of the hotel
Several early breal1fasters seated
a. tables in a glass Enclosed YER
anda fled In horror.
The man came to the hotel late
last night and registered as E.
Arnold, Of Pittsburgh. He Is be-
lieved to be travelling salesman.
Doctor J. A. Sinsabaugh was
called and pronounced the nan
dead. Detectives who examined
the room found q blood-stained
razor lying on the floor before the
bureau.
Detectives have not yet com
pleted their Identification Of the
man. He had nothing in his pos.
session to indicate his address in
Pittsb-. rgf1. He was between thirty
and thirty.ffve years old.
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ART EXHIBITION
To BE RECORD
FOR D. c.
Academy of Design Will Dis
play $500, 900 Paintings,
Etchings and Statues

The centennial exhibit of the Ma
tional Academy Of Design is to start
tonight at the Corcoran Gallery of
Art. to continue until Sunday, No
vember Is. President and Mrs. Cool
idge, members of the Cabinet and
diplomatic corps and directors Of
the academy will attend a private
showing tonight and the public ex.
hibition will open tomorrow.
More than 500 paintings, etchings
and pieces Of sculpture, representing
a value Of more than $4,000, 900,
will make the exhibition the most
important held in Washington In
many years.
The entire directory Of the acad'
envy, with distinguished art patrons
from New York, will come by spe-
cfal train for the opening tonight.
EHhu Root Is expected as one OF
the patrons who will be guests OF
President Blashfield during the
opening Of the exhibit.
The reception for President and
Mrs Coolidge tonight will not be
formal. There will be no receiving
line. The doors will be open at 8
o'clock.
Tomorrow the exhibit will~be open
to the public from 1880 to 4:30
o'clock and on Mondays the hours
will be from IL to 4:30. The hours
on other days Of the week will be
from 8 to 4:S0.
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LAST CALL OUT
FOR GHOST
STORIES
Today Is Your Final oppor-
tunity to Connect With
Cash Prize

Last call for embryo short-story
writersi
Today is the final opportunity Tor
readers to compete for the fifty.
three prizes, including $50 cash, IN
The washington Times Ghost Story
Contest, being held In conjunction
with "The Phantom of the Opera.
to be shown at the Rialto next
week.
II you know any good, hair-rais-
ing spook yarns-the more thrills
and chiIls, the batterA-write them
and send them to the Ghost Story
Editor, Washington Times. Stories
should not be more than 800 words
In length. For the best ghost story
The Times will pay SIS, for the
second best SIS, SO for the third,
while the fifty next best viii each
receive single admission tickets to
the Rialto. The names OF the Wash
Ington Times Ghost Story Contest
prize winners win be announced at
the Rialto Monday evening. October
10. Sit down right now, write
all the ghost stories you know,
and mail them in before midnight.
It may mean money for you!
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GEORGETOWNTO
HAVE Street
CARNIVAL
BuSiness Men Complete Plans
- Celebrate Engines Arrival
and Street Widening

Georgetown business men, at a
meeting last night, laid plans for
q big street carnival to be held
October 81 to celebrate the install
lation Of modern fire apparatus by
Engine Company No. 5, and the
widening and paving of M street.
Plans are to have M street deco
rated from the old to the new
bridge as well as Wisconsin avenue
from Grace street to p. street.
NJ street win be roped off and
the fire apparatus will make a
practice run over the improved
thoroughfare. There will be plenty
Of music to enliven the gathering.
Speeches will be made by Com
missioner Frederick A. Fenning;
superintendent Of Police Edwin B.
Hesse; Joseph A. Oliver, president
of Georgetown Citizens Associa
ton, and Moe Baer, president Of
the Georgetown Business Mems AS
ISOLATION.
The executive committee to make
arrangements for the celebration,
as named at last nights meeting,
follows: j. Leo Kolb, Joseph "A.
Oliver. Moe Baer. p. A. Bowles, N.
3. Sinsheimer, Harry Selby, Harry
v. Haynes, J. G. Garland, Earl P.
Ready. H. w. Offutt. Doctor Frank
Ready, j. E. Huddleston, Lewis
Lowe, William Goldberg, John Ihler,
f. E. Bradley, Thomas J. Stanton,
and Walter Weaver.
w. H. Kendriek, Isaac B. Nord-
llnger, Maurice A. Beckham, George
Klein, Samuel ,Harrad, s. J. Bend
helm, p. T. McDermott, L, Vein.
stein, Joseph st. John, J. Gurewitz.
j. McKenney Berry, John Smith
deal, w. ]. O'Donnell, Philip Little,
H. w. Fisher. f. H. Rowe and
John A Wheat.
J. w. Hanna, 8. e. Baumgarner,
Clayton B. Long, r. e. Kerper, the
Reverend C. w. Lyons, president
OF Georgetown college; L. Cogswell,
Maurice Davis. Harold Lichtenstein,
Maurice A. Beckham, r, Rooster,
and H. B. Rooster.
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was, for / could hardly walk and al
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419 Cherry Street, Dover, Ohio.
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dunn, William A. Brandenburg. and
George D. Moves.
Wheaton-William A. Wagner,
Thomas Hunter, William r. Darby,
George G. Getty and James r.
CaShell.
Edward Jackson, nineteen.year-old
colored youth Of the vicinity of
Takoma Park, D. c., is in Jail here
with charge Of murder against
him as the result Of the fatal
shooting late Thursday afternoon
of Ralph Doorers, eighteen. also
colored, Of Takoma Park, Md.
According to the story told by
Jackson to Sheriff Clay Plummer
and Policeman Earl Burdine, who
made the arrest, the boys went into
a woods near Takoma, Doorers,
carrying a shot gun and Jackson a
rifle, and when DoorerS persisted In
pointing his gun, which was not
loaded, toward Jackson and snap
ping the trigger, the latter fired
his rifle in Doorers' direction. The
bullet entered Doorers' forehead and
resulted in his death four hours
later In the Washington Sanitarium,
Takoma Park.
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D. c. PARIS WE'D.
BY ROCKVILLE
MINISTER
Secure County License When
One Obtained Here Is
Found Useless

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct. 17.-Tony
Russo, thirty.seven, and Miss Emma
Byers, thirty-two, Of Washington,
were married in Rockville by the
Reverend 8. j. Goode, pastor of the
Christian Church, at the home Of
the minister.
The pair brought with them a Dis
trict of Columbia license and seemed
considerably provoked when inform
ed that the paper was no good in
Maryland.
A Maryland license was soon OBJ
tanned, however, and the ceremony
quickly followed, the couple return
ing to the city Immediately after.
ward.
William J. Waugh, Of Washing
ton, was fined $50 and costs for
reckless driving by Judge Samuel
Riggs in the police court here. On
a charge Of theft from the store of
s. w. Magruder. near Rockville,
Sadie Doy, colored, was required to
furnish $3.50 bond to await action
OF the November grand jury.
Licenses have been issued here
for the marriage of Jack Edward
Chamberlain, twenty one, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio. and Miss Elsie Cath
crime Auterback, eighteen, of
Bethesda. Nd, and J. Victor Stirn,
twenty-seVen, of Baltimore, and
Miss Leona M. Mckee, %, Of Rer-
wyn, Md.
Judge Robert B. Peter has drawn
the following jurors for the circuit
court term which begins here Mon
day, November g:
Laytonsville district-Carson w.
Pope, Charles D. King, and Leslie
e. Wachter.
Clarksburg-Ernest w. Mullican,
Alonzo Burton and Franklin ]. Wire.
Poolesville-Walter M. Butler, El-
mer c. Hersperger, Paul Dyson and
Lawrence A. Darby. jr.
Rockville-Levi w. chrap
Frank H. Karn. Martin r. Helm
William D. Clark. Carey Kingdom
Co1esville- H. Anderson
William II. McCeney, George l.
Lusby, and Howard McC. Marlowe
Darnestown-Bento Higgin
George r. Rice, jr., and Tudor N
Heeter.
Bethesda-Dwight v. Jones, Will
lam L. Lanning and Thomas C
Owen.
Olney-Martin B. Best. Charles
e. Harvey. Richard II. Lansdale, ir.
r. Bentley Thomas.
Gaithersburg-James K. Walker
Charles L. Ward. Albert r. Meem
and Walter c. Byrne.
Potomac-Harry E. Morgal. John
w. Lynch, and Russell s. Ma
gruder.
GAINESVILLE Samuel c.
Jones. Frank M. White. and Ed
ward L. Chiswell.
Damascus-Washi J, Pur
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Doyen, Kennedy, Henshaw, Paul
Jones and Peary. Mine sweeper
class, Wandaux, Heron, Umpqua,
| Cormorant, Curlew, Ortolan, Tena-
ger, Ontarior, Finch and Kalmia.
The following boatswains Of the
Coast Guard Service have been call.
ed to active duty and assigned to
Base 8: c. H. Corbel, G. r. Hooper
and A. A. Church and Matthew
Hoar to the Coast Guard Academy,
and Boatswain Remington Adams
on duty with Base 6, has resigned.
Chief Gunner J. DeCosta has been
detached from the Guard and or
dered to Base Is, and Lieutenant
Commanders e. w. Davis from the
Gresham to the Seneca and M. N.
Usins from the Seneca to the
Gresham. G.. e. Wilcox is ordered
to the destroyer force as chief OF
staff; c. H. Bench from the Mo1ave
to the Downes; F. w. Brown from
the Downes to the Mo5aVe; LieQten.
ant W. s. Fish from the COAST
Guard Academy to the command
ing officer Of the destroyer torce Lor
further assignment and duty.
A number of tests have been con-
Quoted by the army signal corps
with short wave radio Transmission
and receptions, and reports OF them
from far-off stations have reached
Washington. In the Hawaiian De-
partment the results obtained We're
quite satisfactory, two.way com
munication being maintained with
stations in Australia, Philippines
Japan, and the east coast OF the
United States, Canada and Alaska.
Both twenty and forty-rEcter wave
lengths were used. The tests indi-
cate better distance transmission
with forty-meter wave length.
Captain Robert Dub. Workman,
U. S. NJ, now on the U. s. s.
Maryland, is to be assigned to the
u. s. S. California as aide on the
staff Of the commander of the bat
tie fleet and as chaplain OF the
fleet. He will relieve Captain
Bower r. Patrick, u. S. NJ, who
has been assigned to duty at the
Hampton Roads naval training sta
ton.
Following a great number OF re-
quests from coast cities for naval
vessels to be present on Navy Day,
October 27, the Navy Department
has announced that most Of the
vessels on the Atlantic coast will be
engaged in fall gunnery exercises
and drills in Cuban waters. Such
ships as are now at navy yards on
the east coast undergoing repairs
will be thrown open to the public
wherever possible.