Evening star. [volume], February 12, 1922, Page 22, Image 22

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Court So Declares in Telling
Lawyers to Speed Up Dis
position of Affair.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., February
11.?Another delay in the trial of the
Stillman divorce case was granted
counsel for the plaintiff, James A.
Stillman, New York banker, today,
but Supreme Court Justice Mor
schauser told the lawyers he would
insist on speed from now on, as "the
public is becoming disgusted with
this case and the way it is dragging
on."
Counsel for Mr. Stillman succeeded
in obtaining a postponement from
today until next Saturday of argu
ments on motions by Mrs. Anne U.
Stillman, the defendant, seeking to
shift hearings in the case to Mon
treal and to obtain $6,960 additional
expense money.
AmWm Time to Consider Papers.
Outerbridge Horsey, representing
the banker, complained that affidavits
supporting Mrs. Stillman's motions
had been served on him only yester
day, and requested another week to
prepare papers in opposition to them.
Mrs. Stillman seeks hearings in
Canada to present evidence of alleged
bribery and attempted bribery of
those who testified that she miscon
ducted herself with Fred Beauvais,
Indian guide, named by her husband
as co-respondent.
After granting the request Justice
Morschauser said:
"Everybody is disgusted with this
case. Here it is dragging along, drag
ging along, dragging along. Either we
ought to have this commission appoint
ed at Montreal or go on here before
the referee and finish it up. You law
yers don't seem to understand the
public clamor to have the case dis
posed of.
"There will be no more adjourn
ments of this motion. If I deny it that
will be the end of it ,and if 1 grant it
you will have to go ahead. From now
on I am going to insist on speed."
('hides Mrs. Stillman*s Lawyer.
The justice told John F. Brennan of
Yonkers. N. Y., counsel for Mi's. Still
man. that the affidavits supporting
his motion should have been served
on the plaintiff's counsel before yes
i terday, as he was given a week to
prepare them. Mr. Brennan character
ized Mr. Horsey's request for a post
ponement as an "insane suggestion."
It was announced that John E. Mack,
guardian ad ite mfor Baby Guy Still
man, whose legitimacy Mr. Stillman
has impugned, may serve new papers
next week on counsel for the banker.
Their probable contents were not dis
closed.
ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.. February 11.?
The special committee named some
time ago by the chamber of com
merce for the purpose of interview
ing and getting signatures for the
petition for a white way on King
street between Fairfax and Patrick
streets, a distance of seven squares,
will make its final rounds Monday
and endeavor to get all who have not
signed to do so.
It is expected that a favorable re
port on the proposition will be made
Tuesday night at a meeting of the
city council by the joint committee
on light, finance and streets.
Under the plans provided 60 per
cent of the cost of installation is to
be borne by the Alexandria County
Lighting Company and the remainder
by the property owners or merchants
along the seven squares.
The assessment against the prop
erty has been fixed at $2 a front foot
i by the committee. Cost of illuminat
ing the street will be $2,000 a year,
and this is to be borne by the city.
The movement to secure for Alex
andria a white way has been under
consideration for some time past. In
the event the measure is adopted by
city council, the work of construct
ing the white way will be commenced
very soon, it is stated.
The body of the unidentified man,
believed to be named Brennan, who
was struck and instantly killed last
Tuesday morning by a southbound
passenger train over the Southern
railway, is still being held at De
maine's mortuary chapel, awaiting
final identification.
The police here today communicat
ed with the authorities of Atlanta,
with a hope of identifying the |
stranger. The man, it is reported, |
has a brother living In Massachusetts. :
Station Agent White at Burke, Va.,
told Mr. Demaine that he believed
the man stopped with him last Mon
day and Tuesday, and told him his
name was Brennan and that he had
been employed as a shipping clerk
in Atlanta, Ga.
Many persons seeking missing hus
bands, brothers and other relatives
have called at the undertaking chapel
in an effort to identify the body.
Funeral services for George W.
Keys, who died this morning at his
home In Rosemont, will be held at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon at the M.
E. Church South, and will be con
ducted by Rev. Dr. E. V. Regester,
pastor, and burial will be in Bethel
cemetery. Members of Andrew Jack
son Lodge of Masons and the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers will
attend.
The funeral of Mrs. Irene M. Eaton,
who died yesterday, will take place
at 3 o'clock Motiday afternoon from
her late residence, 812 Franklin
street. Services will be conducted by
Rev. Dr. E. B. Jackson, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, and burial will
be in Bethel cemetery.
The body of James F. Norris, a for
mer Alexandrian who died in Wash
ington yesterday, was brought here
this afternoon and buried in Bethel
cemetery. The deceased is survived
by two brothers, Mark Norris and J.
William Norris, both of this city.
A card party and dance will be given
Monday night in Odd Fellows' Hall
under the auspices of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. Many
tickets have been disposed of and it is
expected that the affair will be well
attended.
Members of the Baraca Bible class
of the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning will be addressed by Joseph
M. Cobb, a student at the Episcopal
Theological Sominary.
Thirty-four members of the Boy
Pioneers last night visited the plant
of the Alexandria County Lighting
Company, and the workings of the
plant were explained by E. A. Feld
keller. manager of the company.
Senator Moses E. Clapp of Nebraska
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon will
address a men's meeting In the West
minster building of the Second Pres
byterian Church.
The annual meeting of the congre
gation of Christ Episcopal Church will
be held at 8 o'clock Monday night in 1
the parish hall of that church, when
reports will be submitted by the heads
of all of the parochial organizations.
Afterward light refreshments will be
served and there will be a social hour.
Dr. L. E. Foulks, city health officer,
reports that there were fifty births
and sixteen deaths in the city during ]
the month of January. I
The body of Miss Jane Cary Fairfax,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando I
Fairfax, who died Friday at 1768
Church street northwest, Washington,
will be brought here Monday after
noon and buried in St. Paul's ceme
tery.
BANK PRESIDENT CHOSEN.
Special Dispatch to The star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va.. February
11.?At a meeting of the directors of
the Planters' National Bank, held yes
terday, Capt. M. B. Rowe was elected
president of the bank to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Capt. R.
Conroy Vance. J. Conroy Chichester
was elected first -vice president. A
committee was appointed to draft
resolutions in honor of the memory
oX Capt. Vance, the lata president, I
Most Favorable Prices in the February Sale
At no time throughout the year can you buy for the home to better advantage than in these February events.
We want to impress this fact?that regular stock is being offered?types and makes that we have selected as meet
ing the House & Herrmann standard?and that have occupied place in our ample assortments. NOW designated
for February selling?at most favorable prices.
House & Herrmann
Nine-Piece Dining Suite
, (Exactly as Illustrated)
Brown Oak?of most attractive design and
finish?consisting of Buffet, with mirror;
China Closet; Pedestal Base Dining Table,
with 45-inch round top, extendable to six
feet; and six Straight Chairs, with comfort
ably shaped wooden seats
125
.00
Another Good Dining Suite
(Exactly aa Illustrated)
Queen Anne design of four pieces in Wal
nut?consisting of Buffet, China Closet, Serv
ing Table, of enclosed pattern; Dining Table,A
with 48-inch round top, extendable to six*
feet. Splendidly finished and of durable con-?
struction
147
.50
Ten-Piece Dining Suite
(Exactly as HI Ultra tad)
Designed upon most graceful lines?and of excellent
quality of makemanship. Golden Oak?consisting of Buffet;
China Closet, with latticed panels; Serving
Table, with drawer and shelf; Round-top
Dining Table, 48 inches in diameter, extend-&*S fl AA
able to 6 feet; five Side Chairs and Arm-"r W ?^eW
chair, with genuine leather-covered seats...
285
Overstuffed Library Suite
167
(Exactly as Illustrated)
Three pieces?Davenport, Armchair and
Winged Fireside Chair?with loose cushions,
spring seats and spring upholstery. Cov-fk
ered with handsomely patterned Tapestry?T
back as well :
.50
Real Colonial
Sewing Table
(Exactly as Illustrated)
Mahogany finish?and
very well made; the legs
are of graceful shape and
fluted; there are
two drawers and
two spacious com
partments for the
sewing ..........
*20
Cedar Chests
(Exactly as Illustrated)
Time is coming when you
will need a Cedar Chest?
and here is a February op
portunity to buy one. Hand
some natural grain with
copper trimmings
and decoration on
front as illus
trated; 33 inches
long
$13.85
Gate-Leg Tables
There are many styles in
cluded in the February Sale
?In various sizes and at vary
ing prices?all marked with
tempting inducements.
We are featuring a
Mahogany-fl n
ish Gate-leg V*A
Table: top 35x JJOO Hll
48 inches; six- ^ \/
lfg style watA
Chiffonier
(Exactly as Illustrated)
As a separate piece it will
?rombine satisfactorily with
the present oak finishings.
Good size?with five commo
dious drawers. Oak construc
tion, of very good finish?
well made in
all detaails?
and we're
offering it at a
price most un
usual
$J2-85
The Foster
Ideal Cribs .
The Cribs famous for their
practicability and extreme
comfort. They are the hierher
grade of Cribs, of exceedingly
good construction and finish.
White Enamel, with close
fillers all around, equipped
with the patented Foster
Toe-trip, which controls the
lowe ring of
the side, and
fitted with the
Foster spri n g
UUIU1UI9 llir
$12-50
Genuine Leather
Library Chair
(Exactly as Illustrated)
Big. Generously Propor
tioned Overstuffed Chair, of
Fire-side Pattern; the inside
covered with genuine Brown
leather; while the outside of
the back and side below the
arms are covered with a
most durable imitation of
leather. This is
a remarkab 1 e
price for such
value
Rocker to match
Snme Price.
MllltQllUU VI
$28-75
at the
Dining Chair
(Exactly aa Illustrated)
Made of Golden
Oak ? and well
made. Seat cov
ered with good
grade of imitation
leather
$3.35
Graceful Bedroom Suite
(Exactly as Illustrated)
Four effective pieces?in Mahogany finish; and also in
Walnut finish?Dresser, with mirror; Vanity
Case; Chiftorette and Double Bed, with bow- A
foot end. You'll find this Suite very supe- ^
riorilv constructed and quite unusual quality
for the price
19JM2
Plain-Line Bedroom Suite
(Exactly as mnstrated)
Four handsome pieces?finished Walnut-color. Dresser of
excellent size, with mirror; Chiffonier, with four large drawers
and two small top drawers; Toilet Table,
cate mirrors; and Full Size Double Bed. The M 1 y mftll
construction and finish are especially good
for a Suite at such a price ..
98
Poster Beds
(Exactly as Illustrated)
Colonial design?in mahog
any-finish or walnut. The
posts are gracefully turned
and ornamen
tally shaped at
top: foot end is
open. Either
twin or dou
ble size
Poster Beds
$25
.00
(Exactly as Illustrated)
Colonial design?in mahog
anv-finish or walnut, with
shapely trim
ming and open
foot end. Ei
ther twin or
double size....
$32-75
"Favorable Prices" on
Columbia Grafonolas
You'll find revised prices marked on every model of
this superior Talking Machine. And, in addition, special
terms of payment may be arranged.
Two Favorite Models
Type F-2
Formerly $140.00
Now
noo
.00
With cabinet, equipped
with automatic record ejector
and non-set stop device.
Type E-2
Formerly $125.00
Now
With cabinet for records
and equipped with non-set
stop device.
Your choice of any finish
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