Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 8

HE EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SATURD MAY 12, 1923 [ | GRAND JURORS Mafogg;;gggo];;gglgl;g;';{;;m; Learn a Bird a Day | NEWWAMETFIGHT v om Vel SSamnscies, CONDENN RACING = v v o TOBEREENACTED 7t Bored Fim o . B tha Askociatad (Drean convict, then an inmate of " (e avatorium o e munie e school at Cherrydale, Va. was of Improvements. Details of Annual Marine Ma-| boresome to Wesley Luthy. ten years old, and it failed to hold neuvers Being Worked Qut | nis attention. pecial Disgatch to The Star When the entertainment broke | ONACONING, Md., May 12 —An B 3 i up and all went to their homes, |vestigation of slaughter houses in Curse to State. | teme students, according to carl most of the states and philo- at Quantico. Wesley did not turn up at his |ine Geores. Crock ol i % Murchison of the department of sophically epts his present sit ki) Hore ot '“n, Rook and | ! seorss rito v o D chology at Joh Hopkin O o s aderd the ? corner in the in village |United States government inspecto Special Dispateh to The Star ity, who mude a test last T e e h 4 1 i B v : TR TR T ,";11;"(1‘(?:;‘;‘:’4(‘:‘\‘1\”rl(?ux:nml[);:dpol‘h:; | has resulted in orders being given BALTIMORE, Md. May 12— An at- N e eli ng several Latin | posing force the United States Ma-| just as they started out this mor make improvements at once. Butch- ck on the race tracks was made in @ B 1-[‘]‘\\_"‘;' gxigea Amer - : g | rines this summer will restage on a| ing for a thorough investigation, a ;™ here were notified to have build e Teport yesterday by the retiring 5 : My nor i wditor of the prison . ! sca pattle. of Ne message was received, canceling | ings reprired wit three week ZENCHE SEstE0asRb e E first test. the psycholos magazine und intends to devote | huge scale the battle of Newmarket. | Inessage was received, canceling LI wrand jury. Ade ssCoud.in (wiich i himself to writing when his term [ Btasien s biiaca el LB it B B In our investization of many cases| held €0 his high mark. Only expires |the Quantico expeditionary force| He had fallen asleep in & corner | a Falsatts ch have come be-|m—— e . s S unnoticed Ly { defalcat! hich have come b | submitted to Gen. Lejeune. major gen-{ 0f the hall and was unnoticed Ly |,/ 5 0 (CHETCTNE or more | fore us we have found that the the janitor when everything wis alized racetrack gambling in lln~(‘2 000 IN BALTIMOHE | . Mo g eral, commandant of the Marinel Jocked up for the night. Shortiy fhiEh and b fiyproos te lias been a potent cause of de- : N | Corps. by Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler,| after midnight he awoke, climbed | {1 G I8 U be warried away, ar veloping the gambling spirit among ¢ = ;! P 5 e St onia) Win dowienalwant Rome ! aughter house is to be put in veople of all ages, leading in many | MOB DRY AGENTS 3 g g 3 commanding the forces at Quantico 85 condition after using. | 5 mes.” the report says. | | 1 lefaleat I other biiied ses to defalcatlons and othe : ; Declared “Curse.” T | ' A worea o, e ere e e UNIVERSITY SOON STEAMSHIPS [acetracc camplin s m‘v;r.r_iCrowd Attacks Truck and Sclzes A > W by SEL L TAnsuNerki Wil cdver djueriog IN DAIRY BUS'NESS ] i'nion, and vet Maryland legalizes | Some of Captured : oo round-trip hike will include more . this curse, which opeuly boasts that | P : 5 3 . than 160, miles of marching, and a - Delightful about 30,000,000 a year is ambled | Liquor. i v : O 0] 40 miles 1o be covered, through the pari-mutuels at thesel quor. : : ™ | Starting August 27, the itinerary ituti z s Ui i e Thomas J. Wright. Thirty, STt eak i 0 (50 ot ooy | LussitutionRagRCollep e E Rk Sad “We epard legalized racetrack | Lexington, Va., L pre proceedin te ildi ambling As an unsgeakable curse o] B the Associated Press Taken to Frecerick Fi the battlegrouid at Newmarket. 1 Has New Building e state. sapping the moral fibe | BALTIMORE. Md. Mav 12 “Two aken to Frecerick From 5 route a foot ball game between the | Wider Wiy Historic niany wing the seeds of evil ! prol fon azenis wera mobbed ana B iti BOB WHITE. ‘-‘un;:us Marine eleven and that of V nder Way. everywh and doing measureless) o000 e e licuor seiged | : altimore. 3 . Will be staged, and after the — e s EvE Al can omangs e GG S0 ARE I ok en g e Hob-white. quait; pariridge (collnus | are so stll that tiey can Scarcely bel aneuvers the returh will e made | S ved by thoistats tor fts uhare of|was taken from:them last night when bl L St rests on ) bY way of Washington. where the | Specal Dt to The 8 the receipts at these racctracks wela mob of 2,000 persons attacked them L e S ten inches them. If forced to take wing, they | (eam will have annual clash with{ COLLEGE PARK. Md. ) 21 vegard as blood money. which iS{ucar the center of the city. A truck, FREPERICK. M. May 12l : g rise with a loud whirr, very startling | G€OTECtown here at the American | piversits of Maryiand | & into siving the powers of evil in race-|joaded with 100 vases of fiquor was | leged to have confessed ransacking | color, chestnut-lrown. | 1o one who Is unprepared for it.|lwitkuc Park on October 6, 5 3 B track gambling a fearfully danger- [ <eiged by the agents ™| eight or ten law offices in this city with biack. gray and vellow-| Wnen ail danger is past, soft, sweei | Five thousand marines will take|! S nich aus power over the morals and poli-| Agent John A Bar i : oat uand a broad 1me| cull notes bring then ; part in the maneuv n addition [dairy and husbandry building, whic e Dt e ate By b i e ron.was dinj ired [ Thomas 1. Wright, thirty sears old 3 (White: u bluck pateh| We once raised a bob-white tofinls weritatid rray, of infantry lis now under way. nd the corner Str. Chas. Macalester - used the butt of his pistol in an effort | near Washington. wus ested in * breast | putting the exks from a deserted nest | there will be w regiment of artillery, | 5 1% U10er e it W . R 10 drive off the crowd T | itimore and turned over 1o Fred.| Female Is buff where male is white.| hader o Atcig nen. The ofie. hird|® machine gun battalion and ail the(ftone of Which wil laacan “By an overwhelming public sen- J nd turnes A ; O e D e et erming pee | wuxilisnies Farmers' day. May 26, is completed tinient throughout the entire country erick county offieials for trial tesident (common) all the year. :“ ateal and confding. If anyhing | AN important part of the hig trovp | traffickers along the Baltimore pike 1 time when that institution was an- By ol 2500 ‘Cannecticut Aveling musical whistle of the bob- |Stantly flatten itself against th heavy and Tight bombing aamsirene lucts from the institution B me when that i utlon was Washington. was arrested with h”..m..x or floor, showing Instinctive avy and lig hombing squadrons wually paving to Louisiana an enor- and, altho was not When you hear it floatin % and ‘the scouting and observation| With the coming of the new huild : i s | SCAP T ; . i | of hawks. T i e - < Iousiaum for is piivileges and at implicated in \Wrikhts confession. ixfover the flelds, let your glass .ueop\ . The nest is on the ground fn grassy | Planes. will accompany the expedi-|ing. dairying is going to taught iife of the state ol e o an end a series of rohberics that have | of the sound. and on the top of n..u",‘.’“'l’”'d” ["‘U_I;,‘(’f;;‘,’ Sre s white Il include production. market : We regard the racetrack gambling | Hay arge i ich | extended over a week. during which | you will almost surely discove . Bon usithe dowily youn o cheese and hutter making, ete, anc e o e e O s o el ol oo Ul almose ourclyulacescE e | Aviaton asitneidomnny voungiaze st ALEXANDRIA. L g R G t state han e ouisiar ottery i fices. Phe value o he books was ' sy i osonliot-- o bt gt . - = a surplus of the various roducts "\’:*_-\:.- (tian ehelloulsta '\3.~'.xt»\v'.-.‘ Jack Hart Dug Way Into [Iese L liey yalus Rdfthe SUval i uil know well the value of their | marvelously quick. Quall are e - ’ B Sicplus pon MiS Hionsproancr to place ourselies on record in anl i i the ttorneys reporting | Protective coloring, and when sur- | tremely useful, g potato bugs and \ ANDRIA, Va., May 12 (S5pe-|(he milk, cheese and butier will be e e cont) Walls. g i e ised they keep to the ground, seat- | the moths that produce cutworms cial)—Plans for' the formation of u|yiea ut the aining hall of the uni- i aiiaest, analnstEle Jeonar et aes e it} terts 10 every direction, and then | (Copyeight, 1.. W. Maynard.) Provost guard during the Shrine eon- | Uaee dt the dinine of the fac- H. C. Raynor, inmate of the Mary- | Wisscore. L o s led Tracks in Maryland DECIATEH | iy onttantinsy: Fatas ighetitn | 5 hiiclke mansiRegnor hianlsa ‘ intelligence of any convict in the his home in the south he went to to Be “Unspeakable Unltédl Statés iunder iha Army: || BIslN Columblaiiecans s maun tests, and higher than most col- many of the British colonies and 1 | | 2 7 = e BALTIMORE, Md. May 12 Het “pen,” has ever equaled 1 ! in the auditorium of the public | | had + much complaint ‘as 10 how some abattoirs were kept Among the requirements are cement and formally approve by him, the dairy business. When the new Sailing 10 A. WM, 2:30 P. M. Round-Trip, 85c, Admission to Grounds, 25¢; Total, $1.10 Going Away? Let Us Arrange Your Travel Money Temperature Quickly Becomes Warmer, However. and Apple c ntenden X el out at u mecting of Shriners and others | v wupmy o o e o (o elers’ C KBITIE o L st o men and women | Special Dispates o Tie Sta | it Détater i <o | | oty eaton. halClont pane mhd others | (o supply a large num " Travelers' Checks e 7 | "l MARATHON DANCERS | ELECTION DECLA e ! raise zardless of what fra- | Balti re pik It is estimated . IN CUMBERLAND AREA (tid for ten hours. wi rrison DR DEETS RE-ELECTED K " ternal organizations its members may | close 10 0 automobiles passed National Bank N to the during their {car was three. giving more | Warden Claude Sweezey. The sus Sojourn in Alexandria 060,060 “possitle huvers.” { pension will be permanent unless the Crop Regarded as Undamaged. { SU4rd demands a hearing and ob Montgomery County Body Reor Paid. Md.. Last Monday. bodics of Washingt the dairy and husbandry depart- TO SUNNY | tains reinstatement ganizes—Hears Appeal for % s i v;]u-' Arlington county, ment afn function s “to il Dispateh to The Star H M'he irden also recomme i > e Churge of the traffie sobs i & raen eithe state Bpacial Disy { The ward 10 recor = | hat county duri 1 1 Frost formed in this section early | e P ) ¢ RE. M May 12 v HAGERSTOWN, Md. May 12 -—Ar Thi: GonEetIon Swith t6 do this 3~ | Colombo June b July 31 America.June 26 Aug. 7 vesterday morning following the cold | ransler s paen o) sone g al Bispatek ’: e i coun first marathon dances, | injunetion to restram v F. Rohrer. | & ar ' |\'u‘>1ll“ ()‘u‘l ”.x. i i learn every SGUILIONOPNARE Joly 775 Aue- 18 E e late: airymen in the state NAVIGAZIONE ITALIANA, emperat gan to ascend. a ther- | causes undue restlessness and stire G oaraloh eauation the Noisa e Vity trwave: vester when suits ag-jcials of Funkstown, elected last Mon- e e _"L_—___ 1 State St e mome registering 68 degrees|prisoners to plan methods « cape. L : L 2 ta 2 ng. reconimended > {was announced. is being made retar 2 e geners this sectio ansfe Eecitie e other membwrs | Garden Theater and its promoters bY i prounds that the electie e a. ing made at a ! i o Niisa iy general in section. | transfer, suggesting the house president. The other memier rden « ¥ j Erounds that the election was fllegal. { {5 announced. B Mnadopatie r B by 1 this morning. was that the|clared to be Imperative soeiny e lekation repres - vitation of the t did not specify the place where the JUNNE to the ity L 0 s Harrisonbur. superintendent | for safings and forther oformation apply 1 1 a 1 K didates on the op ket L nic lub at the ¢ er of e . 5 2 quired to fully determine the situa-|{was a large factor in making the i t of he i . 52 hours. was broken. ! didates on t pposition ticket wer e 2 Harlan, Wa tion escape so nearly a success ethesda ! claimed. thev did not file their claims | will have the assistance of the nurses i 5 nmn.w : . W da 0 eotiol o he city. More serious cases will |V Dlipet by e § e e and hecause of me hundred doilars each stead ) Within eight dz v8 before the election 11 c | Chines at the close CRIMINAL LAW INVOKED. [ROCKVILLE PLANS FEAST (i, mueassie tnd fhat lrvaise'sr || Gno” v, doiiare cach instend ) SUMASIEL, dita hetore the siertion 8 W dieh o0, "m0 il e Ahou ¢ iagen : The contest | the {ndependent ticket dfsqualified, | Dital. the necessary arrangements | of the U, Y io: 23 and is steadily developing the gambling H D, Willar D Princeton | vention Washington were mapped | yity, 1ut there will be enongh left Letters of Credit Charles Altvater. guard in charge miaf e b mend was bresided over by ff. Xoel Garner, | targe field in whieh to diepose of e e e faegunt Leen’ idents b N addition to the establishment of | e surpius s Ackured duiry 5 FROST WITH COLD SNAP L ber 3 Hart Frederick lawyers SUE FOR 14 000 |LLEGAL BY V[]TERS a provost guard, which it is hoped 10 | buflding. 1¢ within eighty feet of the Federal-American lifer at the Maryland penitentiary il y I 6. 500, te ¢ ol o : be affiliated with, plans also were made | the university grounds last vear and and police souzht him in g 3 z fo i o | o L2 S eack 1 vain, was suspended last night by SCHOOL BOARD HEAD Declare Prize for Breaking Record|Begin Court Fight Against 0f-1007 IeEbiating trafiic and for medical | thac the' average number ' odch 1315 F Street at Baltimore Was Not ficials Elected in Funkstown, |™Xttending the meeting were Stirling |- However, <elling milk. butter and | Kerr, secr 1y of the \10|M~n Rite cheese will be only a side issue with CUMRERLAND, N May 12.--{the state board of welfare the New Bethesda Building. J Special Disgaft)iia Theigt City Manager Wilder M 1.‘,"’;’,”‘”"' s i oAt emol "\ SIARGLAT AND FASTEST nu“\ LINER n of Tuesduy Vednesdav d [ point in the country. say that the ROCKVILLE, Md., May 12.-A | . = exs. There now a Taormina ...July 17 Aug. 2 LR T R e el : e e A el sppavently long sitice dead, Tose from | newly elected Burmens, and othier offi- | and hours for the business. There Apply o Ay Tourist Agsacy, of K @ : | gregating over $14.000 were insti- | day. from qualifying has been filed | vost guard will be at the armors 3 - o] saliet wirsday morning. The rise in tem _\Ilnf:—f:'..i\‘ G Tl dent and Joseph E. Janney | tuted against the management of the | by Attorney J. W. Wolfinger on the | ¢nroliment for the provost guard. it|Y. Pevvler F '“. Eornesnanding S A om orchardists f{correction at B the board re Mrs. A, Iv L uples who took part in the Tt is leged by the parties urgin, serve h w b Ass n t neock. Martinshurg and Win- Replacement of ngs 2 - 3 & n s Rt tha elapila otices | Wharves, railroad stations and roads . Winchest e belts and from this section.|{modern structures Mr. Sweezes de Thol Dancers allee s iy, chteted |quaccedings that the clectionm motic in e =R 1 ! Idnen;iatoe h G UNION CASTLE LINE op likely had not Leen dam-|wall into which Hart dug his was was | pan’s Club and the £F S0 A rize uf 310001 Clection was to be held and that can- | tablished at the Senttish. Rite: Ma. | of mission siudy: Miss Mary Towers Senersoa & Hou; (G Biseig gl d. although a few davs wiil be re- {100 vears old, and that its condition was before e n | wi EE aim. if the world | ¢ e ton R am, sunerintendent of social 28 Broadway, M dance was halted wit he eight ' declared squalifies ecause, as i i inforn " Present | coupies on et T e e | fovianed idimauniined Baceuacy it ree 8f Dr. H. A. Wood. whe \ 1:’V‘I g p: da is en and 16 minutes blicity 5 i the neighborhoad are o attend n..n-y it is declared t e : o pich | having been made w retitu. | grandson. Charles C ; Trial tor Frodericksbury Poies-| FOR SHRINERS’ CARAVAN| ine 3oumiiar b e Fingriy o lofate the chafier, wiicn | havife Sier mads"wion Had i | araninen, CHatien S, @70 *S Telll o ucaa, e teme Gt T T - - o e a e IES et | cessful, the document being produced | Rafiway et any ‘“ n arl.‘uvgn tor { mmber of the society. SRR Anier aud e woaderfol s 3 3 Commi : : T A 1 o e e ead Yesterday afternoon edica R o thoséivenonwill | - Mrs. Jo B SOENOas O e ade Lxiriousle appointed B eleamers LR el S0 ec InformedWiestern Ay i therearliest nocsiy 1 mem | MOONSHINERS ACTIVE Residents of Funkstown. which ixhe pusscrgers at the Pullman city in [ past offcer of the Cantorehi, W7l 155 tone dilpiacement,” e fargen: : : of the board manifested interest ATl Tito fre et 1< just west of here, and ar- {a birthday gift . and Mrs. J. o 'Fern und Chile, is Indeed SBURG. Vs, May 12| €resation Will Pass Through |and promised to give the matcer seri-| |N CITY-OWNED GARAGE |y e into two factions, are stirred et for ‘medieal tredtment of | Printup. formerly the ‘conference e || G e el el monwealth’s Attorney F z o i i assacliene gl those who will occupy Pullman cars | perintendent of mission y, also eumfort adapted Lo tropical conditions Chichester is_in recept of a letter Town on Way to Washington. Takoma Park | oo 46k Ho Ti A }.‘,\,-!'f‘v’r ot et L ked in the Potomac vards will be |made a g $100 for the advance- New York—Havana on iR SE U Byrd, attorney, for Sthis i S P jursed the 1 ablish at 7T @ Py the hands of the physicians e | ment of the work Gl narines, requesting him to have | SPecial Dispaten (o The Star komia @ sche enlored children.| HAGERSTOWN, Md.. May 12—Lo- ey Pas ns offitlie | B e e her of this oity, Panama—Peru—Chile Fridav, May 1%, set as the date for| ROCKVILLI, Md, May 12--At & The dele red 1o Drovide 1he cal officers swooped down upon the angements have been made with | chapter member of the Alexandria|| EBRO . May 26 the trial of a_criminal warrant|meeting last evening of the Shrine |huslding if e e LGN Hager mill. recently convertea | COTTON MEN TO MEET. ";:}r\-l‘l]-y:‘\'.(w);\ i Tt ¥ for | Susiary, was presented with flowers SSHQUIBO: ... Juze 3 sainst Deputy Sergt. Reuben Me- |committee of Rockville, of which the the nropo:itior & garage after it had been leased the tols ot the bty e e A ToF ho s aciation of the SR N “charging assault and battery | Roger Shaw is chairman, | s an- s wcecepted. The school Wil it x| from the city of Hagerstown. and nis uring the convention. { rence for her faithful work. Speciul, erud s Jor 0. Seagroves nounced that official notice had been P Ve Sresa the mewinaim | found a 100-gallon stil, considcrable | More Than 1,000 Manufacturers ! rs of Falls Church distric \ Mrs Stella Rovrd Sonth America Tours 0 indictment agalnst | received from the Washington par. e next school vear Jmashs and s qusiticy o tumoonshins ( i eld - > i N o 1 1 a vears old, who ase will doubtless beling committee that the western vara Edm, : | whisky on the third floor of the build Expected in Richmond. illenger and Pierce Reld hir 6 o > ) K e ing committee that the western vara- x onds informed the bo: isky on th « ernon district w ave sda s 5 CT IC N’E tried in the police justice’s court will positively pass through that the various Masonic bo s Bl L 5 X y. will be b / F z [A jeonvention in Washington at 11|ty the Rockville High School decoru- | Peen informed that EEltman o e i | s drvanged o on the prope; ho- | Sharon Church, Fairfax county, and nlermon_& San_Ine DIES AFTER ACCIDENT. L5, il h 12, e Ll b e e | B e T X but | (1n L ous. sacsnoons of e Fomebsens | S ATFAnEed for Onl the Broneru e { Sharon murcn: Fairiax couts and || S 05 ThT Rockville committee will furnish | flags. efe—for use on special oc ) M. Hood, a e evs1a00 | Cotton” Manufacturers Association | n ¥ ) B ptist Church uncheon at the fair grounds to ail in | sions. These decorations will be @ndiisiveing el unie et 0l 2 & 2 f t Vern from | d by her hus- Boy's Skull Fluctuxed When Car { the caravan. the custody t‘..r‘x».»rn;‘.n’r'm‘xf" e 1 will come Bere Wednesday: next for| o /it (B0, 10 11’“.‘”“::\1}:1”\””\v £ and two P It also was announced that the main | in charge of the county school pro thelr annual meeting. With them| Rycwell road and thence east Zine | ing th 1 K i h the county schoc D 3 1em | Ry oad and enc on Kin ng the month of April Goes Over Bank. | atreet of Rockville will be elaborately | erty. and will be available for uos jwill come their wives and daughters. 15:(:. i .\'x)n»»'.“.:;l:ln«fu:;s:n. "\'Xf’r’-‘fi | ing to the repo; f Dr. L. E. TR jfecorated intongr of “The "CTusion | Gther Shools on Appropriate TESTS FOR LAWYERS. | 7omsitiy” sherutnic i Ui O Rt Vet 0 T Sl e | eit mea e e K Special Dispateh to The Sta ,__{und remain so throughout Shrine |sions 2 § Visitors to 2,000. The chamber of com- Dasits e leaths 2 \irty-four births in the WESTERNPORT, Md. May 12— |\eek 2 2 Lo SUln neichwmber oL « ners will « v way of |dea thirty-four births in t Frederick Ierris, aged nineteen, Bar- | _— Annual Virginia Exeminations to| Visitors: the. hods sppelniis. one | LOImANS store. coming in Duke fci I H s - ors, odv appolnting one ! gireot and entering King at the tri-| Peliceman Luther Hayden wum, W. Va., eight miles south of | L SETTHlLea 0L Then | aNa St Sor) Bestiandon g ng a x 1 o t X an 0! anzle, thence to Was on | signed as a membe the e e k| BURY GENERAL’S wipow, | PITCHFORK USED ON BOY. Be at Rosnoke. | 8 e f |2 220, thancs o, Wahineton slened e, o member of St SO I siake vour o Ained when an automobile in which | West Virginian Held for Stabbing | ¥ i INspatei to The Star i neiyie sexsions are to discuss busi-|” (" T." Jesse of Arlingtan county | Richmond. Fredericksbure and Poto- on ver - - 3 ;. o ess generally, bu e bulk e | ctated at « hac nade arrange- e Railroad Compan 1 # is the - Wag iding went over an embank- | Mys. Flora C. Stuart Rites Held in "HE|RICHMOND. Ve Mav. 12_Thelfime will be devotea to sociall aftaice| hases floo e, Had made assange: jmac Rullroad Comuanv, THIwls thef nient Sunday. throwing him out | His Nephew. semi-annual examination of law grad- fand to sightseeing. a trip down the | fon wour AL diy OIS . Policeran Gedres “Walker e remained i an unconscious con- Norfolk Home. i £ i uates will be held in Roanoke June|historical James being one of the | on, CONnLY on that day, and City Mra- | month, Policeman George Wa pean dition until death e Cal Disgatel 1o The Sta o e n e 2 | Bistorics |age and Traic Manager Mor- | having resigned a few weeks ago pean o NORFOLK. Va. May 12 —Funeral | GHORGETOWN. W. Va. May i iy peeatures ton will next week confer with the | Judge Cash of Kentucky will wd- ] one-fourth =~ uie N ST ST gervices for Mrs. Flora Cooke Stuart. | 5 'St Polin, aged ¢ighteen of Geors e itre FoRES Bodrdi ot ¥ein iyl sur s (kA linwton) Mnc sl eRmmt Gigion e Ve e brane e Sh:}g and Sail widow of the Confederate cavalry | boen. » & critical condition, hev el b SR ; nty and endeavor to have an ordi- | Curtin memorial baraca class of the e banama Caual by Pacific Mail HOUSE AND BARN BURN. |pidny of, s qonty e B e L O L S L L SENTENCED FOR LARCENY inance passed for this affair to have | First Baptist Church tomorrow. Moth- i f to Los ~Augeles - r‘un{!xn-'h,d here this morning at the pitchfork. y 8 : ot ik both city and county co-operate in|er's day, at 9:30 o'clock. A special 4";‘ an ‘m:]w:‘ o Ample time e oD cte ene s g et e oth city and d : se 1] ashore for sightseeing at Cristobal Lightning Believed to Have Started | §e5idence of her son-in-law. R. Page| yrrested and will be held penging. the( have made parts of the examination the traffic arrangements _ | musical program has been arrange oy sl o e outcome of the boy's injuries. = ' {and they Wil appear this time to get | TETe® Prisoners Convicted of City Manager Rich has ordered and Balboa, Canal Zone: Corinto, . = The body was forwarded at noon peOgen do! oot okt e o) T e A Nicaragua; Libertad. Salvador; Blaze Near Hagerstown, Md. |75, 001V ;43 Sonbarder A5 nop L pipers Thefts at Lynchburg, Va, |badste for the provest guard patrol | yi,. former court ladles of Ger-|| San: Jose: Guatemare as shos: Dispateh (o The Star. grave of her husband i Holly wood = e = R many are eking out & scant living by |l zanillo, Mexico. Fast 10,000-ton 4 3 Fv- i RIG > LYNCHBURG, Va. May 12—The |lice power, it is stated Y i el . 00-ton SRS A May 12.—Fire | Cemetery at Richmond. Bishop R CHURCH NAME ADOPTED = ' = | s ction of officers yves tufting teddy bears and toy elephants American steamers that afford every e tO, . W LNl Dotk of B Glocess of south CHURC}{ SYNOD TO MEET. |criminal docket for the present term Go il the eloctioniof officers yenter 3 Low first- class fares Afillatone;iwest (ot thisj Lo MATEIEITeLSC Minnewia Bhistos SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. Va. May posed of. the following convictions|the Baltimore conference of the|yrauyNG PACKING & STORAGE SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK uneral services Selects "Calvary as Designation. |12-—The eighty-fifth annual meeting | being procured: John H. Millner, | Methodist Episcopal Church South, in | NG, FAf Passengers—Freight blaze, originating in the barn | “Nre Stuart, aged eighty-eight 4 of Virginia classes of the Potomac|colored. larceny. second offense. four | session here for the past three davs, METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CO . i & S the course of a xtorm. spread (@jed here Thursday afterncon Epecial Dispatch to The Star. synod of the Reformed Church will|years; Edward Aiken, larceny of $340 | was brought to a close. The confe KTORAGE, PACKING AND SHIPPIN & . §. COLOMBIA. May 18 in 4 short time the t & brief illness i FREDERICK, Md, May 12.—The|convene here next Thursday in thelfrom C. D. Kenny Company, one vear: | ence selected Mount Vernon Pl Phone Potomnc 682 50 Florids ave. ne. {| 8. 8. Venezueln ght fire and burned et Methodist Episcopal Church, this city, | Reformed Church, Dr. S. L. Flick-| Alexander impson, indeterminate | Church, Washington, in which to hold f‘LHAV. l;jl‘\' n‘:‘nnfi rf;l‘.“!"lle\'l rn(gn/«.w ‘ June g rwo horses in the lharn, together of which Dr. G. Ellis Williams is|inger, pastor, to continue five days.|sentence of not more than six months | its next annual meeting. amos. Estimpts chresfolly Sios. nven- Iso additional freight sailings spproxi- with all farming implements were} EX. HUSBANDS SUE ESTATE stor, has selected the mame * according to announcement of the|at the city farm for larceny from the| The officers chosen are us follows: | bt ‘;‘,;:'_j‘_‘”i“:"‘;’;,,‘“":“s- 920 Pa. are mately every 10 days. destroyed vary,” DY congregational vote. Al | program today. The opening sermon | person. and M. R Hudson, theft of an | Mrs. T. J. Copeland. Baltimore, presi- | 2:¥.Tione ata Camar sTonios All sailing from Tier 33, Atlantic Te though one of the oldest established | Will be preached by Dr. A. M. Gluck | automobile, twelve months. sentence | dent: Mrs. W. H. Ballengee. Win- MOV ING o ] minal. Brooklsn. Tickets and information A {Seek $115,000 Property Actress| churches i the City. it has heen weiih. | of Martinsburs: retiring resident. . sushended: chester. vice president: Miss Emma | wortn suss. 0itas e wow, || o s Sewmanin, Fonelit o o BAKERS ELECT OFFICERS.| out any designation, excepting the NITED ETATER_RTORAGE (0 Lett to Mother in Wikl | il piEal Il I I O =0 |, " 7 6 Hiboer || PACIFIC MAIL S. 5. CO. Progressive Associati 1 -1 MEDIA, Pa., May 12.—Suits to pre- i = 10 Hanover Square, New York Toe A o s A | i o et otia il i STEAMSHIP IS GROUNDED — LET US MOVE q nual Convention in Cumberland. | Ada Sherwood. actress, who died here | Batisfaction guaranteed. Faciog nssured; never last Tall at’ihe age’of thirty-rour, | closed. P M. 1005, District Express Co. 100 Au AL'A &pecial pateh 1o The Star, have been brought y tw the fou . ° s AR IS, M. Stax 12— e | Mo e marSioi o (2 SE R 21 | Winnebago Reported on Mud Bot- District National Bank | MOVING Emneg -~ SUvA niile Hiy uncle. A D. Brown. has been|There are several applicants, or i hanention o (he Fros | hiire. estate, Valued at $11.000, 1o tom Near Baltimore. | Bt s o S e \ Y ssociation. here | her mother, Mrs. 1. MeAllister of Au- 1406 G Street KR' EG RES ! NTRG AA- EATG losul Muil Stesmers (20.000 tons)..June 1 Aug. “MAKURA" (13.500 tons). ..Jy ne 2f PACKING SHIPPING Satl from Vancowver B, 67 A4 31 1326 B St. N.W. Main $010. For fares, ‘ctc., upply Can. Pac. Ratiway. - —_— = g | 1419 New York ave., Washington, or to Ca { dian AH\Vhlll*\ln Line. Winch Bnilding, 741 | Hastings st . . Vancouser. B. O. officers: President, C. Z. | Busta. By the Associated Prens. Wayneshoro, Pa.; vice presi-| Her third and fourth husbands. re-| BALTIMORE, Md. May 12— The V. Wilkes, Hagerstown: sec. | Spectively, Ralph B. Minnick of Phil- mship Winnebago was reported 1 B. Clark, Hagerstown, re- | 8delphia and Lieut. Gordon Sherwood. | aground oft Sparrows Point. neny the (lected: treasurer. A. B. Fogle, this | Stationed at the Brooklyn navy vard.|harbor entrance today. She was saiq P M L ant secretary, | 8T Dlaintiffs in the litigation” which | to be resting easily on muddy bottam S e st el was started yesterday. Tugs were sent to assist here in re- Sherwood contends that the will is| floating. The Winnebago sailed from invalid and that his wife died intes- | Baltimore vesterday with @ cargo of MEET NEXT IN CUMBERLAND. | tate. Minnick seeks to et aside the | coal for Paluh. ports via Norfolk. divorce granted to Mrs. Sherwood in Special Dispateh o The Star. 1919. He alleges that she fraudu- CUMBERLAND. Md., May 12—The(lently obtained the decree while ha ////7////////////////////////7/” Knights of Malta, in convention at|was in the Army. New Kensington, Pa., hh'\(.‘;-, z:’;‘:"‘;‘: o . e O |HUNT FIRE BUG IN BLAZE. sg;g Cpi"ladelph‘a FARM EXPERT RESIGNS. T $3. ester Second Large Conflagration in 3 SpestatiDispaten {o The Btar. | Days Arouses Grand Rapids. $3000 Wilmington LYNCHBURG. Va., May 12.—After | serying Pittsvivania county {en yeurs | GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., May 12— AND RETURN #s farm demonstrator, W. M. Perry ' The second large furniture company has resigned and has started to the fire within three days last night SUNDAY, MAY 20 Virgin Islands, where he will do icaused damage estimated at $100,000 D = demonstration work for the federal, the lumber yards of the Wallace SPECTAL TRAIX sovernment. Mr. Perry's family ex- \i-;urnhllura Company .;nu the Stickley Eastern Standard Time Juwcts to join him later at St. Thomas. | Brothers' Company, furniture manu. || Leaves Washington (Umion Stati facturers. ‘The fire, like that which T ) did $300,000 damage at the Sligh Wilmington 10:05 A.M. PLAN $100,000 THEATER. i Furniture Company and Evans & Chester 10:25 A.M., Philadelphia IBIRTON. W. Va. May 12 —A the- | Retting yards Tuesday night, is be- A WEIRTON. W, Va. May 12.—A the- | jjeved to have been of incendiary | Broad Street Station ater to cost $100,000 is to be el's‘cl#d:or,g("_ 7:30 P.ML., West Philadelphia 7:35 here by Steve Manos of Steubenville | “'{frimen who answered the first P M. Chester 7:56 P.AL, Wil- and William Geffner of Weirton. The | cail reported seeing oil dripping from mington 8:15 P.M. theater will have a seating capacity | several of the lumber piles along|| Ticksts on sale Fridey preceding of 1,000 and will be used for movies | vhich the flames quickly spread, Excursion &nd vaudeville All_ manufacturing concerns of the #7 Similar Esoursions Sundays, ————— city having lumber yards have been | June 3 snd 1 requested by the director of the pub- TOWN OFFICIALS RE-ELECTED. | iic safety department to have special . Special Dispatch to The Star. officers. armed with _rifies, patrol ennsylvania s | their properties and shoot on sight BERKELY SPRINGS., W. Va.. May < e T ohas e . [ 473 suspIcious-lonking Browlere. Railroad System ‘lected nayor of this town. county =t scut of Morgan countr. The entire | Of civilized peoples the Manxmen || The Route of the Broadway Limited counet) also was re-clected. are said 10" be the most xuperstitious. The Significance of a Savings Account Aside from the great conven- ience of having a Savings Ac- count—don’'t you know one of the very best virtues anyone can boast is thrift? And a Savings Account is the eloquent expres- sion of one’s thrift. TRANSFER & STORAGE LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS mooerNn FIREPROOF BuiLDING| NEWA\(?EI\R"FG‘ LINE WE CRATE, PACK AND SHI RK TO ROTTERDAM PHONE NORTH 3343 Via Plymouth, Boulogne-sur-Mer 1313 YouU STREET N. W REWFBATRoM T ' i % da e TEENDAIE (now).June” 9. July 'y %’/ fole——lclc——lalc——[oF—=a]——=]a] = ROTTERDAM. ... ..June 16, Jul i | RYNDAM ....0" . ‘June 30. 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Y. {o_Hambury I at_your service. Y] . Storage ln our @reproot furniture £ wareho t reasonsble rates. KMerchanu’ Transfer & tonsge Co. € 920.922 E Street Nw. ‘ Tele [ T HALIA (new) July TRINGIA. June 14 Aog. = Sent. 13 Apply o UNTTED AMERICAN LINES 19 Broadway ow York o local teameblp ageats N e [X