Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 9

RETIRED TEACHERS ARE LOSING JUNE PAY Sixty-Nine Deprived of Annuity by Failure of Deficiency Bill in Congress. i Sizty-nine retired public school teachers, who gave the best years of their lives to the public service, will &0 through the month of June with- ©ut a penny of the annuity due them |} from the government, because of the failure of the second deficiency bill to pass Congress in the closing hours of_the session. This is regarded by officials as one of the most regretiable aftermaths of the failure of the deficiency bill, and Maj. Donovan, District auditor, declared today that he has not been able to find any way of meeling the situation. Although the average amount due these teachers is approximately $50 a month, they depend largely upon it for their support, and the inability of | the District to pay it will work al grcat hardship. Some of the annu- ities amount to $80 and $90, while a few others run as low as $35. The total amount that was needed to carry them through the month of June was $5,600. When the deficiency bill was under consideration it de- veloped that the reason the Commis- sioners had to seek a deficiency wis that the original estimatese they sub- mitted a year ago for the payment of annuities was reduced before the appropriation act was passed. 1t is assumed that when the deflci- ency bill finally is approved by Con- gress in December it will carry this pension money, but that anticipation will not be very consoling to those retired teachers during the present month, when they are deprived of the allowance. ST - Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been Issued to the Howin, Alfred W. Woodson and Charlotte E. Haw- 105, John C. White and Elnora Smallwood. Arthor J. Thomas and Mildred L. BIiff. Dudley 'C. Thornton and Bland R. Board- an. Joseph J. Sweeney and Maud N. Hoster. Non G. . Clarke, = " Coons and Rufh S Carney. Willism H. Gardner and Mary P. Johason. dames B. ‘Whitlock and Nanoie L. Crisp, Soth of Richmond, Va. Francis D. Fowlér and Charlotte B. Long. Frederiek H erstedt of Syracuse, N. T and Carolyn Smith of ihls cliy viiiam T. Lipecomh a e’d. Ryalls, Mot of Hinion, W. Ve o % Joseph W Beard of this eity and Sadie B. Bogkio of Raleigh, N. C. Amtin’ M. Saffer of Aldie. Va. and Lois es of this city. of Lessburg. Va.. and Bemle ter, Va Morton 3 Woodroe. Geerge W. Long of Norfolk, Va., and Willie Gutnrie of Lyachburs. Va. Eieazer Parmly. € this eity, and Marle . Md Graham of Brid asd Sally B. Crump of Alexand Births chor!e;]. The followiog births have Been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four e Charles and Ida_Brodeky, girl Arthur d Viola M. ‘Dempsey. girl. Torice L Raberte: hoy. and Estelle F. Pumphrey, girl. nd Bessie A Kidd. boy. Abbie W Miller, girl W d Ruth Manamaker. bey. Eugene €. and Ruth H. Lappe, boy. Russell and Sadie Klopfer. boy Estl snd Edith Pazson. girl. George and Martha Edwards. girl. George W. acd Katie R. Edmonson, girl. Joha G. and Delage, girl. Lewis 20d Agn . boy. Arthur and_Agnes Hawkins. girl Willie and Bertha MeCall. boy. William and Marie Savey, bey. Willie and_Annie Copeland, boy. John and Viola Henderson, girl. Wil and Matilda Banks, boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reportsd to the bealth department in the last twesty- feor hours: Lneius Ralderson, 5, Stbley Hospital ¥dwin P. Getcheil. §2, 417 Mass. ave. N J. ave se. Jane Loftos, 906 Mass ave. mee. Margaret Toliver, 34, 48 Fenton place. Mary A Carter. 5 months, 427 1st st 721 NINTH STREET, N. W. FEATURING DELIGHTFULLY COOL SILK GOWNS $15 Society (Continued from Eighth Page.) Miss Zelda Miller, 746 Newton street northwest. Mrs. Catherine Deutermann will entertain the meimbers of the wedding party at a reception th is evening following the rehearsal for the wedding. Mr. Josephus Daniels, formerly Secretary of the Navy, who spent the week end at the Hamilton Hotel, has :'elumed to his home in Raleigh, Representative and Mrs. Fred Pur- nell will leave this week fby motor for their homs in Indians, returning next, winter. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis will attend the meeting &f the American Bar Association in London, salling July 12 on the Berengaria. They re- turned to their town house Sunday after spending the week end at Rip- pin ge, the country place in Vir- ginia which they have reocently pur- chased. Miss Virginia Sinnott, daughter of Mr. J. J. Sinnott of the office of door- keeper of the House of Representa- tives, has been appointed an honorary page at the Democratic national con- vention. Miss Sinnott, in company with her mother, will leave for New York Sunday and will stop at the Prince George Hotel. Mrs. Luther A. Johnson and chil- dren leave today to spend the summer at their home in Corsicana, Tex. Rep- resentative Johnson will go to New York next week to attend the Demo- cratic convention, after which he will join his family at cana. They will return to Washington in September. Mrs. Roy Ellis of Springfield, Mo.. is the guest of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Owen Nat of 822 L street. northeast. Dr. Nations is an instructor in the American Univer- sity. Mrs. Ellis has a wide circle of "| triends in Washington and especially among the educators of the city, hav- ing held a position as teacher in the ublic school at Chevy Chase before er marriage. Mr. Elils is professor of sociology and economics in_the State Teachers' College at Springfield, and is a graduate of Harvard and a graduate student at Columbia Uni- versity. Mrs. W. T. McCormick of Monett, Mo., announces the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth to Mr. Louis Albert Peneguy of New Orleans. The wedding will take place in the fall. Maryland Girl's Engagement Te Washingtonian Anmousmced. Prof. Harry S. 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