Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 15

17 Years' Practical Experlence C. NORWOOD ¥or Pollshed Floors New Floors Installed Street S.E. rs Made New WOMAN SUSPECTED ASTAYLOR SLAYER THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, used to pay conference budget assess- ment. Public invited. To be repeated tomorrow, same hour and place. The United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street, will have a study class. Public invited. Unity Soglety, 1826 I street, will have a cla®s in lesson in truth, led o USED CAR ¥ioM - Joseph McReynolds 4th mm:i‘ AT R Of course, no- body ever buys a hat because of what others may think of him. Butamanwhose wise decision has been fastened on a Knox cannot be the least disturbed, when others, catching a ghmpse of the KNoX" /Jabel, Jjudge him to be Judge of hats! 8 Raleigh Haberdasher (1310 F Street MOTHER! INC. “California Fig ia Fig Syrup” ol i sl Dependable Laxative for Sick | Baby or Child ish, bilious, con- of cold, children love te of “California Fig soonful never fails to i bowels: druggist for genuine Syrup” which has and children of ,, Mother! Even if cr stipated or | the ple Syrup.” clean Hu. I Ask e California_ I directions for ies all ages printe on hottle. You must may get an it | in the killing of Taylor. {ant, who states that the elder wom- | Relative of Girl Actress, At- tired as Man, Said to Have Killed Director. By Consolidated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calit,, March 11— The woman who killed Willlam Des- | mond Taylor, motion picture director, four years ago, doubtless smiled grim- Iy when she read in Los Angeles { papers the report that District At- sa Keyes was in New York ing new clues bearing on Many persons here are v mvinced that if Attorney Keves could persuade certain people | right here to tell what they know | there would be no further mystery movie colony and some police officials here have no doubt that they actually know the name and residence of the matron who shot the debonnair director that dark night. According to a motion picture pro- ducer who was an intimate friend of Taylor, the director was killed by a woman in male attire—by a rela- tive of & young woman rising in the films, who, the woman who com- mitted the act belleved, was being drawn into intimacy by Taylor. The writer has been given this information by & reliable {inform- Many In the an had warned the director that she would kill him if he continued his relations with the girl. These al- lezed relations included the playing nd_drugs. Taylor is| fends that he | om the woman reful. Members | mily and police and meant of the woman's fa | know the woman left home in male attire the night the director was killed, hut she defied detectives who | auestioned her to produce any evi- | dence agalnst her. Police, . though convinced that Blle| shot Taylor, were w le to secure sutficient proof to warrant an ar- res stent efforts to build up would stand up In court led and the attempt was aban- | doned. o e ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. ¥ TODAY. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger- man Orpban Home, will meet at the | home, 3 o'clock. { TONIGHT. The District of Columbia Under- s oclation will give a he Hotel Raleigh. Dr. | mon S. Huebner, University of | Pennsylvania, will speak on “The Life Value and Life Insurance.” The Chemical Society of Washing- ton will meet, 8:15 o'clock, in as- sembly hall of C Club, M. S, Anderson will spe: “The Relation | of Properties of Soil Colloids to Chem. ieal Composition,” aucosil—a New | illiceus Absorbent” will be consid- | i by C. W. Whittaker and E. J, | ox, and A. L, Mehring will tell of “The Formation of Potassium Nitrate | From Potassium Chloride.” ‘The Workshop Pla; | “The Dreamy Kid 08 on rs will present 'he Romancers,” by { rand, “The Eoor,"” fat Wilson Normal { o'clock. “branch of the Holy v will meet, 8:15 o'clock, Auditorium, Thirty-sixth Representative John speak. A smoker will session. {in [and O streets. Boylan will A lecture on “Christlan Sclence— | the Scientific Conception of God” will be given by Peter V. Ross, C. S. B., j of San Francisco, 8 o'clock, in audi- torium of Masonic Temple, Thirteenth | street and New York avenue, Free. Senator Cole L. Blease will speak on “Law Enforcement” before the Policemen’s Association, 8 o'clock, at | Pythian Temple. The Ladies’ Ald of Hamline M. E. Church, Sixteenth and Allison streets, will serve dinner in the church hall from 5:30 o 7 o'clock. Allison street entrance. The Woman's Guild of Georgetown Presbyterian Church will serve dinner in the chapel, This first and P streets, from 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock. Capital Council, Royal Arcanum, will meet, 8 o'clock, in Pythian Tem: ple. Past Grand Regent A. L. Eber- sole will speak. The Spanish-American Atheneum will meet, 8:30 o'clock, at the Wash- | ington Hotel. Senor Francisco Banda | C. will make an address and Prof. ‘William T. Faulkner will read a paper on “Rumanian as a Romance Lan- guage."” | The Washington Chapter, American Assoclation of Engineers, will meet at the Playhouse. There will be an open forum on “City Management.” Ad- dresses by George A. Kicker and H. K. Bush-Brown. School at 8:15 | by Garnett January, 8 o’clock. The monthly meeting of the Wash- ington Alumnae Chaper of Delta Zeta Fraternjty will be held at the nurses’ home of the Emergency Hospital. Miss Melva John will act as hostess. Files in Bankruptoy. The Knickerbocker Market Co. at 2440 Elghteenth street has filed peti- tion in voluntary bankruptcy. The company lists its debts at $7,876.30 and estimates his nssets at $7,200. Attorney L. J. Heller appears for the company. — . Seeks Divorce From Banker. PARIS, March 11 (®).—Mrs. Elis- beth Pabst Permentler today intro- duced a petition for divorce from Douglas Parmentier, banker of New York city. She charges abandon- ment. The couple were married at Milwaukee, Wis., October 28, 1913. It doesn’t matter much whether a man remains a bachelor or gets mar- ried—in either case he s very apt to regret it. Tooth Pastes 30c Kolynos ...............25¢ [oTHBODY TAKEN FROM MINE SHAFT Four Still Missing—Two Be- lieved to Be in Pit Filled With Water. By the Associated Press. ECCLES, W. 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Further onsideration will be given by the Commission of Fine Arts at its meeting March 25 to the size and shape of the flag installations pro- posed for the downtown streets of the city by the American Legion. The fi leglon committee has announced it || will go direct to the District Commis. sioners for permission to extend the uniform flag decorations to the prin. cipal downtown thoroughfares, Three weeks ago con on F street between Twelfth and Thir- | teenth streets, approved the installs tion In principle _and recommended | that the flag staffs be enlarged the flags made larger. The legion committee believes the present de. sign is sultable, contending it was adopted after lengthy tests under try- ing weather conditions. Legion rep. |k resentatives will appear before the | commission March 25 to explain their views on the mu: installs y 1 unit .|.|.v1<” f 1 the entries, m ing the s slow. With American Women Museum. 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