Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 13

r\ ) THE EVENING Good Old-Fashioned Oatmeal |Y[JTHANDGIRL D N LOVEPAC STAR, WASHINGTON, married, it is understood, but circum- stances prevented. They lived about a half mile apart and the bodles were found midway between their homes. ALMA RUBENS’ MARRIAGE LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED ONEMVAY TRAFF STREET IS URGED D. 0, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1928. 13 Catholic Women Entertain. flower Hotel, which was attended b The Washington Council of the Na-|aPout 800 persons. Proceeds will g, tional Council of Catholic Women gave | to the building and maintenance of a card party last night at the May- rural schools in southern Maryland. — e e this part of the avenue to conform to the parking east of Stanton Park to Fifteenth street. Resolutions were adopted expressing appreciation for the action of the House District committee in recog- nizing the representative character of 0) the citizens' associations by request- Y ing the Citizens' Advisory Council to l.ittle Chats About Your Health 0 trunsmit recommendations to the Dis- Becords Indicate Actress Was Wed e Ghcomiat ool el oMY« §iis ¢ minutes |Bodies Found in Auto With Betore Divorce Became | ASSociation’ Repeats Plea | missioners. ‘4 resotution asking Con- 3 No. 32 g Suicide Note t0 YOUNG |5, o suorises s Relating to Thoroughfare Eiduea sy e’ Suager muress, wie Pasteur, Lazear, Banting—Who Are 0 Man’s Mother. RIVERSIDE, cat, Fevruary 2—| South of Stanton Park. |y Hens “Wvam, Lgonard: L. Shertey: These Men? ¢ I e = bodies of O. T. Chalkley, 18, and Miss Anna Lee Welch, 24, were found in the front seat of an automobile near Buena Vista, Ga., yesterday, accord- ing to information received here. Both had been shot through the heart and in_Chalkley's hand was a_revolver. The following note was found in the young man’s pocket: pared today to investigate the valldity of the marriage here last Saturday layer. urt records in Los Angeles show the actress obtained an inter- locutory decree of divorce last year from Dr. Daniel C. Goodman, but that the divorce does not become final until February 6. Cortez, in Hollywood, declared both he and his bride belleved that she was legally free to marry, as she waited a School, Fifth and C streets north- east, last night, on motion, directed its committee on streets to take up again with Traffic Director Eldridge the matter of making the south side of Stanton Park between Fourth and Sixth streets a one-way thorough- fare. It was pointed out that the Peabody School faces on this street, which is narrow, and that two-way Mrs. Ida Greenwell, Mrs. Dell F. Kistler, A. C. Culbertson, Mrs. Philip 9 1o you familiar with the achievements of thes men, who studiad and 3 Dels and Mrs. P. V. De Graw were A ( slaved that we might enjoy a life free from many of the daigers of sesterdas () It was Pasteur who revealed the origin of diphtheria and lockiaw and ) ( " v 3 P, “itizens' = ) ho show v they could be prevented. By the Associated Press. of Alma Rubens, moving plcture ac-| The Stanton Park Citizens' Asso-|elected to membership, President who el y_coul preve : . ship. aze tod out ¢ o o1 Sellow tove: ded_the death COLUMBUS, Ga., February 2—The |tress, to Ricardo Cortez, also a film |ciation, meeting in the Peabody|Harry N. Stull presided. 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Please put us|on her way today to location in| The executive committee was in- Main 7470 Main 10336 FLAKE side by side, for love was the cause of | dano, have happened." saiq |Siicted (o canvass the residents on r] % ‘ t all. ve, your son, O. T. C.” “What must have ppened,” sai Maryland avenue between First and i : H Kree Delivery to Any Part of the City S 'A. L. W.," the initials of Miss Welch. | Cortez, “is that her attorney did not ‘ourth streets northeast, with a view | 1 H f 6 H N - g i Y 0 The young couple had been friends | take the papers down and have them |to learning their desires in the pro- l_PDWE_ D‘“"’b‘hm r”"s_h_jl Nog:Merelyn s iius, e e netituHanots Qualty / for some time and had planned to be!entered until February 6, 1925.” posal to install a center parking on e e 0 e e B S S S S S B N N Offering Quality Rather Than Quantity! Just 81 of Our Fine COATS %39 Reduced from $49.50, $59.50 and $69.50! 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