Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 7

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 28, 1926—PART 1. AEW TAX SP.._EJULH if;“if‘fi.i:.‘fig' ROMANCE BROKEN, ¥ioride Comraien SN OF EYSLAVE Ascused of Usiue 18 B AL e row is not as black as he is i 2 the opinion of the De Florida art making it hot these shoe clerk, who, in a‘fit of de Canadian and European Soencs rtment of Agriculture, and it days for the card sharks. pick spondency about a month ago, pur- | Succumbs at 55 Culs Effestive on’ Various (heopumends what farmers wfict | Ex.Poligh Consul General at| pockets, hotel sneaks and crooks |Realty Dealer of Brockton| chasea a bottls of disinfectant on them only i Asac Press. it ~ cxtreme cases. Sprouting corn 18 | Ao . . ' < of every varfety, drawn there by and swallowed it, was arrested by | Levies, including Pas- | 5a\"one i o 'a'iies and va. | Chicago Figures in Modiste’s | the rest estate boom and that | and New York Was Born | Detective Chartes Warteld vester |S0erg S S I o+ oorge v ted menu ch includes many are being driven from the - dav at .Emergehcy Hospital for - Hallowell. 55 Boston artist gei Automobiles. many cf pests. the department ins 3 o T s ) : qe omobiles Attempted Suicide. State, is causing Inspector Henry | i Virginia Log Cabin. using poison internally instead of ;’lfisu"nbl:;*f:]‘:in}::: Aler ajlony A trap has been invented which | G. Pratt’s corps of men carefully externally. came last night in his Beacon street catch the wary crows | to scrutinize all suspic 7% s H susplcious looking Elllson was charged with mak- |studio e Borors t asserts, vecom: | B the Associated Press. 1 e s Bs the Associated Press ‘Hailowell bad exh . a7 "Rl use or the employ HICAGS, March \ shattered | "haractersarriving in the National iz ing false representations to a phar- Mr. Hellowell exhibited at near h Capital on Florids trains NEW BEDFORD, Mass. March 27 S s ; I sl the - lsaaing savioriss I, the to the feathered | omance between a Chicago modiste| Ona exFlorida sojourner. arrest v ) v e macy as to the use he expected 19 | country. When he was taken serlous are oo nu- [ L rmer Polish consul general| ed Triday aftencon by Datedtive |g oorh o0 & log cabin, in Mecklan-| make of the golson. THIS I8 eald 1y 1l last. Fall, friends N [t reamonsitie oo eneral| Frank M. Alligood. is said to have |DUfE County, Va. his father,| tobethe firstarrest ofan attempt: |his avalisble paintings his 1 ONETl (e Dt | here was held responsible by the po-| Frank M Alliged. s said 1o JS | oo 4 Glate ‘Watt Terry. a nesro | S0 suicide ever made here under lexnbition at the Cai ; h lice tonight for the attempted suicide | .00 ), “asmn"’"m" of quapti has sttained the i ob. latgest the section of the pharmacy 1aw, | thyt time more than | aaae ot Al atasy ABEL, e | foome ib Wahingian OF qugd s : o rank largest | prohibiting false representations |wers sold He is »f the reduced rates which zoes | vorsee reabes ot MU bo lden. | nesro holder of reaitr in the. Mar-| in the purchase of poisons slsters into effect tomorrow morning 18 (he | arpe AtoGes d 3 i e as John Phillips, 30 | lem sectton of New York City, as well The police claim that Bllison % - e leg wiicn| Miss Metiee drank poison at her ears old, a native of England, 1s |#¢ In Brockton. Mass., the Nev: Bed bought the lquid on the pretext George Hawley 't bome and tonight was in a serious e tored ot hotels | ford Standard will say tomorrow. He| that he wished to treat a cut on |artistry found expres 1 be re d | condition. 1n her rooms the police wnder several aliases and tr e perhaps the I <t rea) estate hits hand. He had been at the hos- tive works. in oils. i Lt colors stamps, ad : ; By e e other" | opcrator of his race in this countrs Iinearly s month pror to'his' |and in archifecture, was of & fam a f addressed to Count ¢ entered rooms of o < sy, {of artists, He was born in Boaton ¢ The 10 per cent guests and stolen their clothes, |#ccording to the newspaper harge yesterday jore e el el b George Barthel de Weydenthal, for e A e fiast Bais bien When he arrived in Brockton A b 4 four years Polish consul general in iyl nst him, and th atout 20 vears ago, Terry had 15 5 IRrly @i L hicaZo. He was recalled several| Pmirec 3EM o hate adked |cents in his pockete. ‘Today his fnan. | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF A the loss gl camipe: The l"iflest Bu"ifll A ; ag that he be surrendered to them cial rating is in excess of $1.000.0Q0 The D. C. Voteless League of Wom- (";“u»p:e-";h ¥z y Government will| The note inditaled that Miss Mc * |and he has a fine home in the best|en Voters will meet Tuesday evening |of dnds to dan opportunite to zo ta Po recidential section of Brockton, a = ® | Canada, attract : 4 ¢ S of the.diff : and s gite 10 e e O aokton, a|at the Public Library, Sixteenth and|in a 100.miewids Grave Case in 14 2na the' per I e Sposat toflsee | ORDER OF CINCINNATE | o e o T e i ot | e & ; sister sai Mass, speak: on "Federal Prisons for Wom. | ™idst of th . § Alias G ), et - Critics traced in his wor he rates b e 1 . by Meq had associated for HAS ANNUAL DlNNER Lot \:rgmp Farm sn. " and Miss Elizabeth Harris will | dences of masters who im; stor B t with some member of th AU Terr~ her was emancipated | concider “Jury Service during his European stud Polish legation whose name she did wher! his son \as about fhree years |y : fs son was ; S| Mrs Geor, er, pr T r ¢ color and light ar not know _ old. The father retained the name of | the laague ,‘}pf;f,‘ée I e Wi nainth Count Wevdenthal was consul gen- | Eanquet of Historic Society Here|his former The vounger Through them ran th | eral of the New York legation before Z rother worked bare-| A. C. Nothstine will lecture on “A |, gathered in his coming to Chicago. The-girl attempt Rerresented Ly Nearly All Practical Ideal” at the meeting of the | ywork E | ed suicide two vears ago. after an un = . £ sted of a "patch of ngton Practical Psvchology [ ¢ those who | forturate love affair 13 Onginal States en coiton. When | € temorrow. & p.m.. at the Play hildren went HOGS MARKET COFN. . o i raivee L St e | 2 pire: mid An uncle in Into Po ) the Grest Crop Has High maton in 1788 b G shing. | | He made his fret momer in the — ¢ ! other h b d Boles for fence Pocte | William M. Herschell, I £ 'D!f}f.lzom.‘j rd. onty; 2 d b velv as wood | cesesr to James W ver s : 4 2 i ser. hostler and coachman, and | : ; ok or the Rauscher's Wednesda: A Larer he sought |sic. dancing ! g 8 e R long ambition to be a — Eleven hundred compared with t 1 : h i T GHIALs i dob esach services will be held at the 2 out of emplovment. |corn to the slevato s never b s e "y 2l | byt soon gave it up for the reason, | Eifhth Strest Temple tomorrow men wil be 3 con- | more convincinglv demons he atten P Hadpie O el thit he dian't want|pm. to be followed by elopment a $12 per hundredwei s, Amon resent wer e bk 630 Tuesday g 1 - - ze cos Dy Wi iimer Aa 1 c s y by Dr. Stmon, ent - market b ; 3 1| Hilare Soe Jul 3 Real Estate Deals over Memories ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES i hogs e been m d 5. ¥ 3 t real estate deal was | r bushel net for cor re of a siroom cotiage 'n| The weekly luncheon of the Ad Club TODA > “ry 4 - g e i . 1 City 2 TWanderlusters | 2 T red, or 100 per cent above , p,m Henry 1 et Soon b handli be held at the Citv Club at 12:30 I'he ™Wanderluster — e 2 /\ — uch of this over-ad nervell, Will o/ munity where he lived. A Brockton | toonist for The Evening Star, the a 2 ¥ speaker. will demonstrate the valua of lead plus ch condition Campbel] 3 - | bicnicer ndived Biin: purohs P <o o 1 am) - LB 1 bar Lim purchase s first e oe 3 3 =2 732 9th St. NIW, S . Col Tonn R 3 : R pAcCoant Natss, wod witk $hplan in advertising. and Col. Lero 1 owing 10 b 8 \ & of this ‘ventafe " he began so advertising manager of The letues . and Stree . 338 make 100 ye | S Star, Wi B n G and H Streets hon| J el : rick 3 ing building after building He | Star, will preside e e acvivities to the Harlem asiara s the influx of negroes in pjoportion to the fast increase in BLOOMING PLANTS || o s [ e ol unerals fieasonable j . 1 charge of the d i ia—Fair today. iomorrow - ASTER LILIES HYDRANGEAS R.EH s S 1 "Cabell, ‘treasure aiman | MRS. WARY A. DANIEL' . Seetare; moderaie nostnwest | X FERNS o PECTRSAT . g TR sl e DIES IN HOME OF SON|™ %% virgina—tocrssine_cioue: ROSE BUSHES FE AMr Webb, = ( (. Harvey) was ok ess todav, followed br rain er snow Richard K. Harvey 1 to b by At tiow: | Rot! wheh BASKETS OF F 'LOWER‘ Estab. 1840 sext ve latter part of Januz | Widow of St John's Church Musi- e T |Smuisiy s FRESH CUT FLOWERS Office and Chapel i - cal Director Will Be Buried Records for Past 22 Hours buffer health suppe: Tomorrow OUR USUAL LOW PRICES!!! i the Brown:Stone it osbinson Brnimen | Stes Sars & Dl maew ot W Funeral Home ) 1 ai v 1 ve i e ns jam H Daniel, died at 11 o'clock ves- Mrs. I R Daly and Mrs. R. B Belfield (the Atwell - L e ikals vl marhing ce of girls), who were for many sears with Kramer, the 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. | rouse. righeentn and » Fday, midening at igEnce of 4" : . 7 ¢ her rnest H Danlel, president rumidits n 3.2pm re now managing this new flower shop. Phone Columbia 157 Fridgton G 72 8 O gL Har! Fl : o ; v Ice Cre o), 2 per cent of | t ral services the residence’ tomor- er!'u"e same date last vear— tor of music at St Poday—TLow 151 v and scopal Church. Sixteenth Toda Lo i and e b Tia wieh &l D BIEN i am and to All who Know Motor Cars (SR |- .= 0 o of the public schools of the Dis- - g ot Col . a ) remem- The Sun and Moon : the older residents hi —Sun rose 6 am. sun = o qoon at 2 o'clock Inter- | HY lowest, 41 The executive mesting A Beacon Ll t 0 udail mp Wl bein ConstsmionatiCHt s Tide Tables can Women's Legion 1 DR wisband, wh 5 rnished by United 3 g 3 Pt s Sl s end Geodetic Sury m Hotel { of Dr | a veteran of the ar, and at me 1n | Moon rises 550 command at the hosp Automobie -lamps to arine barracks here In addition to | half hour after sunset her son. Ernest H. Daniel. with w g s N she made her homeiof late years, an- WenthesH eI odR Usi G TasTines A other son, Maj. Leonard P. Dantel, of : e riie the United States Geological Surv who des at Falls Church, ives her. Inter nt wil! be in the family plot h descended to Mrs. Daniel as one of the Younz heirs. the Young family having been the original own- ers of the property, a part of which is now the Congressional Cemetery Titde has been in the famil Women Plan Meeting Twenty-two national orzanizations of women will be represented at th mon' ¥ 1 n's Joi Congressional Committee tomorro t the clubhouse of the Assocfation of Universit 34 T streer, at 10.30 o'clock D. Sherman, chairm he commitice il preside Et 1 i Wahington” A Berie Laague 349 Mariand ave s o WIREEAIRED. TERSIER_Female bodt e e dog . Guner k-v’«‘nh A 311 5o TG 3-A1 TO the~person - seeking 2~ motor inspection standards”in the industty. car on whose high quality he can Inaword, it still considers it a point of utterly rely, the name Franklin stands honor to makea carwhich will endure. today the same sure guide it has been for the past quarter-century. c'(\rq Fridas SRR I RRG R SR AR Add to this the new de Causse style G RS . designs, the new copper-radiation i a 2 h and G neLincoln Franklin still specifies finest broad- air-cooling system, and the $200 R 2 cloth and real leather for upholstery worth of extra equipment now in- o : - —highest-grade spring steel and cluded in the list price, and what . X Bieare nority 1717 K SN S | L, Ths folloming bir : Jar T6th vea e S ! and Leonard P Daniel genuine curled hair for cushions. Franklin means by quality and value & BEACELET. feunle _m 7ih el berween % | - Milies I amd La . ! bova ™ renia o I—— mmmn ps . ‘ 2 ) b <o ® Aubrey_and Glad . 'bo. ; 1t still affords the advangages of full- is evident. : L award Hoory ' aad Maude Bajey, bor | DRENXA i Main 5512 elliptic springs—of careftee cooling SN BROVN FOPSDLAIRu BRI SN | Tl e B X e b b-g@,.:sgq of Lues ‘aod —FHAS. S ZL —ofaluminumat 108 pointsthrough- rankiin sales in 1925 ran 42% ahead : X e DOG—' Shev' taF No. 1957 Be:| GHiuaq Vi daskine s 3 N AN 12 This policy is not altruistic—it pays! ’ i | 3958 AR WA Rewara £l E "a0d Jeannette K- Mullen. gir! addenty” Satirdi Adame 80, 'ad of Baldena Drennan (nes ; o car. : ok : " ! | Soha ha Mkt e 2 d of Baldena Drennan nee ut the of 1924, and increased fister than : D g an: wollkray, Re- | John and Agnes [ee boy ;““2 ¥ M It still fits parts with hairbreadth those of either the fine car field or - | oS T e e o mite, R “"h‘?;g x“"’m%"‘ &%, e Bt T E R dhasel accuracy, and employs the strictest ~the industry as a whole. ; R S e R O L Carnors 1323 °F ; sahla color ¢ lonk hair: reward (o, finder. Clove. e h— rrie Thomas and sieter The delivered price of the fully equipped Franklin Sedan i D : ; E;;}‘QW P‘LE“R“‘;‘%C_&’%":-‘# provy Teather. Marriage Licenses. ;.4.,1‘..‘*,“" B . vzé'n;r::; 1113, SEVENTH today at the lowest point in over eight'years. Convenient terms. : 3 0" BRAc e Mn_:{': flg:‘s‘:i .| Reaepiake Neenaes have buen femed 1o tne Conecerationsl Cr M- Detween SO0 | hapel b : : : ir LD, PR R aye. Sh to 14th e Eilis 1130 pm 78 Phnm-'ww 202 . E P“’“p, " A, Suddeniy Fridar. Ma: »;_ 8 )n’fl c-o!.n \erAL—D-:lmm!fllM markeman | n:l?' and Ros firnomnma DIEF- ¥ e a- /s ! 3 2 - ARt miitons Bld, e o -t H T - - ? { b nip - Mumiions | jrkmrfihmn”mf“i'f.-fii : wall “and Claza Smif ey 3 rtellow ot | ; mont' Height : 2} 2 i B ; 5 . A "DBAG_Between Washington and, Hoek &‘. - i Tnchaater. ) | % : 2 irday aftornoon. rontaiRs pepers | NMaugih 1har of Wasnesboro. Va. - | g ‘L‘}‘\b‘;‘;“ 3 0L B0 Valjabls 10 owner. Call North: 318 53 of this” city and Alma | SYEIING A a0 : R ae s of Sue o 3t Rev OSCAR A GILL 'r.\nv T 3 y EEY HOLDER with kevy Tnede Pleass o | oy “hoth R Gertruds M 5 N O Fhera Sidac 3 ! § turn 10 615 Morton piace ne s, Dotk of Peterabure. VA iance Kaus| 230 pin. ffom Nes . SOTEROOK. one Lesax contaigine herms: m,'“(,,.h ot Minneapo: Charch " Intermend Oxtore, Pa Other lectire notes . Finder pleass | * icarh i tady . otod 11iia it iRy i ol U8 o relura’ 15" 1646 Fari roag | mmsan - o e T G TP 40 e TANAY | HENDERSON. She ieates to motrn theit FRTST WATCH 3 EReWhiie gold. . logs two sons James H_and Perry Lyviss | : S T 5 d Julha Lyvles of this city, and L HARRY W/ BURR i o WBIST WATCH: So¥i Ty Mk 20 ollowine deaths bave besn reported | feren zrandohiigren’ Funeral from v forme: 1 Destery, Moderar 3 hours . v.. March 28.°at 2 p.m. Friends invited T,m William L_Preiffer, 81 ON. Thursdav. Mareh 190 Arethe—exressy Other Franklin Dealers in This Ticinity ; || Pack car Reward “Phone Lincoln s Loura € Mathere, 15, \minu e A, eloaa e ot He e A Hote Culpeper—Coans Bros. Motor Co. Richmand—Uniled Motors, Tne. Baltimore—Ths Pranklin Motor Car te : : 218 ot o Cafetering St Vandie € Frica . Emerzents Hospital §&rices will be ‘held at her ins > " - n TS P ooty e e, |l S 8 Hoem (Al o o ey MAA, Reward. Return 1207 | one brother. Andrew Mot daugh- | FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. . Sow B BEe ) 0t e Deaths Reported. | SmmmercAnies Yo g de | F;m‘ Blanket Sprays” 5 o y L 2 the New Willard Hotel and Teceive reward. 1o '-ha ealth p.rlneflt within the past 24 Tate residence 1529 Marian st. nw ices Salesroom—1503 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Service—1814 E St. N.W T -d“ d N Wicinity of or o or ghicon | %;;;.flct,,“,:;," 08 Buc 445 i an Garea Memoris) Hosoi Broq, Co., 1212 1:: S' $27 1IN BILLS—On Conn_ ave.. beluzn N | Edward R. Flint, 18 H st Serices will ba hield at her ipte’ resids fenelie, 3 L » Annie Fhr