Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1926, Page 11

THE "EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926.' _—_11__' - - SETREE cept the douhle-deckers. As a result of the three monthe. The three months' | BENJAMIN P MANN WILL |huried at Sieeps Holiow Cemetery in by Mrs. Bannett and her mother. the TS S e DOUBLE.DEGK Buss of ‘some research work | have found period expired vesterday. hut nfl\:,l»ln‘ |Concord. The Washington Loan and |estate he yeduced to cash. Three | € Jpinste that in April and May of last obsttle SOMEHERION UkVe: AgRecd t0 | [ Trust Co. is named as executor and |eighths is t@ be paid over to the Massa- . : G ‘: nine double-deckers earned as m grant a short extension time IS FILED FOR PROBATE ol ‘.humnx H rical Society of Boston < DECLARED CHEAP e Washington Rapid Transit permit the company to submit e | ,,,‘ jewélry, books, manusecripts, | for certain specified purposes. Two- A spinster of this parish preserved b | of its single-deckers.” financial report for wary, Febru- | o | fons and’household fur: | eighths will o (o the Massachusetts a saintly mien, and where the Hghts 2Rt iy ary and March. This is expected to | it i he- Utllities Commission will soon Leaves Annuity and Use of House | mlln» Bennett, | American Association for the Ad- ABBURI] |N SIGHI R o e ‘of §i consider a reviaidn, in the fare on the | be flled with the commission about ln ho i 4 _rent free. I\mm ement [of Science for research i . . g .‘J:»‘.'u:b\'«“n. '.."T..L',,',:"Z!':d Lf‘.“i...i‘"\?..f, Approval of. Rurchsn §8 Risf More Transit Co.s bus lines, and it was APl 10. | in Capital to Alice L. Bennett ) premise s d place and | work. One-eighth is given the | disdaining the jazzy things now Considered Likely, Ex. indicated by those 1? cln-;;‘mm-h'z.um o |an"annuity of $200 monthly for sup- | Elizabeth Peabody House of Boston, T the company’s earnings that a reduc w,unm. She holds that kalsomining and Her Mother. port of herself and mother, Minnie M.|one-eighth to the National }omeo- Queen Greets Mrs. Hammond i hic Hospital in Washl for th | givls’ fa is A s ith erts Declare. 7 & 3 . G. Locke. A nephew . Ma pathic Hospital in Washington for the Probable Basis Reached for! r»‘: th l: e B gk .';‘:','.'.1:.“2. P | MADRID, April 2 (®).— Mrs. Ogden | The will® of * Benjamin ¥ for 4 endowment of rooms to be called the +-other kivs ard- HEINBA. to — i A . ' H. Hammond, wife of the new Ameri. | Mann, who died March 22 A sis Louise Mann, the B. Piekman Mann ympany’s can Ambassador, and her iwo daugh | yestarday for probate. . is also | and Van de Sande rooms. The remain | Labeling U. S Shipments - ms smooth and good, and| Renewed efforts of the Washington | hearing Weanesds : | e o r - . O I 4 | ps . o 5 | Rheo) sation for per o ters, Misses Mary and Millicent, were . g ing one-eighth is left to the Peoples headed for ionels. | Rapid Teansil Co. for wuthority (o | second application for permission to. tevs, Misses Mary ant Millicent, were | j,u¢ his funeral be us unoste , ve e IR DL e T % pinster’s raven | purchase six new double-deck busses |ucquire six additional two-deck busses. e e o ing s t ‘hurch of Washirgton From Canada. { & v Ay abuse, and :»romhlv will be approved by the Pub- | A hearing on the fare question is ex. Queen V 3 nia and Queen | "™ inexpensive as possible, and 1 ) ‘_“m"‘:f\“ ,}y‘)‘;’n\;‘:”: ”( an :«‘:Tl‘; | she wears scemly dresses that reach | lic Utilities Commission in view of | pected to follow. i down to her . statistics compiled by & utility expert | - The present fare of 10 cents cash, or upon her, and sav. “Now, by St.|showing that the two-deckefs are the |six tokens for 50 cents, was put into NDHIT BiFollowin: ';nm that Jady ix an honor to nlll cheapest form of transportation next | effect January 1 for & temporary ference at the Bo: e tribie;of dame nmdo in a v\u: d | 0 street cars. ¥ three months’ period. When the com- vooms hers under gaane ‘]"::})“‘:‘,""“‘u" iy orcpedtieng R m-hpe.»pl» of Washington want |nINn'::gmOiu;n(‘l:::d"mldh:nfhmn“w;o:‘.;:i » f i B, o8 £ v : | cheaper bus transportation,” sa one ' nou V. Vi 3 - e pvest andsane.” Updn her ull”the | G expert, “the will have to ac._consider revision at the expiration CHAS. 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