Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 16

16 SCHOOL PLARNERS THE EVENING fused Because Money Was Accumulated in Brolerage Business, Mounts in Value. Will Visit New Buildings for| Comparison With Those | ry e associates in Other Cities. | e i d refused to ace because he | suspended v | mouths o ted to fund's directors themselve th $900,000 FORTUNE HEIR REJECTS | ' SHOWS INCREASE TO $1,200,000 J' Father’s Legacy to Charles Garland, Which He Re-| a d and financed several regearch including studies of “American i nd_“injunctions in 1 the This was ectorfes, { nual repor - | for Public n in the tHe American Fund service, to which Garland cluding the Minnesc on Record iblishing . due to a * e in the market v curities.” The la £40,000, ader, | volving st gift sum vear,!q given to the or daily 1 tension out into the the i of verconie 1a b L hoards in the schools in by rear walls |y b hoof cork-pin board tion of the blac d Ke t thes. d the publica- including Lahor Movement, | n | Real H‘(‘)memade Breads and Pastries We make fresh daily all the rolls, pies and every- thing clse served in our Tea Room. Old-time Southern cooks and the best possible ma- terials, prepared in a spot- less kitchen. Good food. Good service. Lunch at— THE CANDY OF THE V 1223 F Street Northwest ron juic poon pepper paprika results {162l oF ngatns California Lemons cause teache O you like fancy, light colored Cheviots? Well, you haven’t seen any till you’ve seen these. They’re entirely different. To be had only in Society Brand. Not costly; a wonderful buy at$ SO The Hecht Co. F Street at 7th phia. * In all of the Philadelphia schools, especially the Roosevelt Jun- ior High School, the committee found the pictures, statues, etc., located in the corridors. The Roosevelt Junlor High School had an elaborate dis- MOTHER OF 3 KILLED Bullets of Lodger Prove Fatal to Mrs. Klick. play of ofl paintings, loaned by the Penns nia Academy of Fine Arts. Supt. Edwin C. Broome told the com- mittee that it has been the policy of the academy to loan to the Phila- schools the pictures after en on public exhibit. nts of the movement to works of art placed in the| ooms in the District schools BUFFALO, N. Y., March 16.—Mrs. Rosa Klick, mother of three small children, died last night of bullet wounds inflicted by Paul Rapp, & lodger in her house. After shooting the woman Rapp shot himself dead. The medical examiner decided that the tragedy resulted from a quarrel. Rapp was said to have been attentive to Mrs. Klick, who was separated from her husband. DEATH HELD ACCIDENTAL R AR e Diai Hotel McAlpin Hotel Coroner’s Jury Returns Verdict in Vinton Pierce Case. March 16.—Vin- | * of a prominent , met his death acci- ear here, yesterday, according to a O] Jury \'\'r‘du‘(' Plerce, Who W from | to L M —— GINGER, Yo illLike NewYork Tl E Because You’'ll Like \ _ALE! The Hotel McAlpin! A. A MESSAGE TO THE NEW YOI G. HERRMANN VISITOR FROM ARTHUR L. 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