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" D. ¢, APRIL 4, 1926—PART | ulations require that one be made | Sold last September, the orchards quarterly. He also said Faga allowed SIX ORCHARDS TO BE SOL®D | brought $135,000. Federal Judge an enlisted man to ca v a key to a s e Gt (. MeDowell declined to confirm the |} storeroom, in violation of orders, and | g 000 Apple Trees on Block at|Pid on finding that the . appraised that a number of bills for supplies at | value of 1he land and ‘the;treps wz riy $500.000. He ordered a tesd ~ the post were not paid by Faga. Stuart, Va., Tuesday. Arm Earlier In the day Capt. Taylor - and u larger degree of newspaper ad Summoned bY Yy charged that the members of the court | Svecial Dispatch to The Star. ) e i By the Associated Press. “know absolutely nothing of the du- STUART, Va., April 3.—Six apple | ;410 | . containing 80, | 0 * THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO RETIREMENT BIL | o o vrmoms. | DAUGHTERSOF 1812, vt tesier TOHELP POSTMEN | Inquiries regarding the ve come from Florida ang Can . ties of a quartermaster of the Marine | orchard APDle | 4q. a1 there will he prospective _“The War Department . added Corps,” and sought to have Sergt.| trees, will be sold here at public auc- | 1100i s from point ws far West an the S —_— its mite yesterday to the Kaster ST S s Smith describe these duties. Mr..Van [tion next Tuesday. \ observances by summoning 26 s A sissippi . H Do defended the court bel Thy Four-Day Session to Be Held| migh raniing churchmen 1o acuve |Judge Advocate COmPIAINS | o cqniiiiclit dhan tiie serseant to | Orehards, Tne., which fied o petition duty in the Army. know such regulations, and was sus- | of bankruptcy nearly a year azo, fol Here—Several Officers | (‘mfip“i;'m@";»‘}}:lmfi:fil eveces Hearing Is Hampered, But tained by the eouts oy /0 D Haniog, . mucceysion of cran Talluren. | te Be Elected. Is Overruled. work out plans for the further- zlement of approximately $400 of the ance of religlous work among post’s funds, neglect of duty, theft of | Army men. a watch, desertion, conduct prejudicial | —_ Included in the list are Bishops to the service, and conduct not becom- i < ot anbch John McCormack, Grand Rapids, ing an officer and a gentleman. He The thirty-fourth annual associate | A NCCOrmAck, Hragd Pt (i At e d gl St | council of the national society, United | Ivashington: Rabbli Morris . |terday at .the trial of Lieut. W m ! specification. of 1812, will convene | Lazaron of Baltimore; Dr. Jason H. Faga, Marine Corps quartermaster | e | AR Plerce, pastor i ongrega. d a hero of the World War, ; at the New Willard | Bierce, pastor ;:f,_:. B il | S Sebnara) cirtartsl at tha T ‘DON QUIXOTE” WINS | | AUDIENCE OF OPERA‘ ick York City average Many Carriers, Under Age% But Physically Unfit, | Would Be Aided. The passage of the modified Gov crnment emploves’ retirement bill not nly would be a boon to the workers his department but would relieve an emb: ing situation well, | Postmaster am Mooney said yes | | i | ¥ States Daughte Sunday, April | Hotel for a four | | lay business and S0 | qyoinag president of Rutgers | Yard here on a number of ch o al program | University; Dr. Charles 8. McFar- | when members of the cour e T streets with heavy loads of mail, the, National officers to be elected at the ‘ 3 rull i t testimony { | clothes Carmack- b A b At rer Pl | councll include the third vice presi-| ed Churches of Christ; Father |ruling out important testimony. = i § r ring QS h on. Thourn, ol famacy {dent, recording secretary, treasurer, | Francis P. Dufty of New York, | Frustrated at virually every wos Chaliapin Called Back Many Times ! cle SERisana $he aga nalking ‘Fhe il 3 4 historian and auditor several va- | and Dr. Arlo Brown, president of | !0 Bet evidence into TSR After Scene of Knight's Death s SSRING m offered here FROSH e B | cancies of honor vice president | the University of Chattanooga. (L srasig e iindee. ooy 3 W | § THI WEEK cal condition ihat it 13 nearly impos also are to be flled at he elections. to e e e O tes: it this | in Mountain Retreat. | { AL sible for them to continue their work be held Wednesday mor| nn"-l;fi“h.m":; fACCOUNTANTs PI.AN court refuses to admit testimony in !By the Associated Press | § ?“(_" S SIIIIS 5 00 with m‘: nwu;.'mn: :l ;\ \rm;uls. _MR NCIS_A. B - for v i«up[m(r‘l‘ (;fi,:xu;;l"‘l;]:ljlllm: It;*\'_fwl““_"l'” \I W \'URI\',“Apn] 3.—The ‘;\h-ln‘u | ; " . » Many Have Flat Feet. L5 s or charge: ad | politan Opera House was packed to . - . wip to Md., Sunday morn e D il Testlmany | Polltan: Operas Hoy packed | i or Coats Many of these old employes, through ing for an inspection of the Naval D i 16 sompetent, and If it | the last inch of standing room foday { 3 of faithful service to the Gov- Atadam), Pty {“r’;" “’"“"[""‘“»‘i is not material, then the charges | for the revival of “Don Quixote,” with | Easter-Week § Dry Cleaned. Steam ernment, have become afflicted with the collection_there of flags captured o Reives o riote rHAteRIAIL" ek Chamen tsite i 4 3 y G % ! F L | Fe aliapin in the title role. His | ) : fit teet, wente meorre i kmaerea| WHEN HIT BY AUTO jaurng the war of 1815 The pit 2 ] o CusE L e ] : A CloansdanidiP ailments, Mr. Mooney said, and they | Erimiage also will Include Tort Mc. | Students and Alumni to Hold Re- Muintains Position. | Interparmionyof e gt e gHE | SPECIALS! { ressed are all seeking inside jobs where the Henry, Baltimore, the return trip to > The court then was cleared, and on | *'7 T ALt ORI aeth o ael H N strain on their strength will be lessen-| pocijons ot Episcopal ‘Home in|\Vathington being made — Sunday unions at Annual Fete at the Feopening of the session’ Comir | 1 the first four acts: ax e Plain Cloth $7 .00 ed. They enlist the support of mem = night. | . ohn B. Rhodes, president of the Plorence Haston: He'was ) - { and other influential 5 ks ! The national society will be re- | City Club. ourt, announced that the testimony 6 by EIbcenie BRtolebe } Double il SSES | Serious Condition After | | . able, laughable, incongruous, but at . Se IR hr Mloongy Spetea and e ved by President and Mrs. Coolidge | e which the judge advocate sought 29| the climax, at his death tn the Sterra | § | Blankets. ) ressure is being brought | ; at the White House Monday following | esident was not to owed; andi] £ G o e - dte: iCave oflice ;“»hlu.w these men despite the — board. [ Washington School of Accountancy,| “It has not been the intention of | “Appiause and numerous curtain ngle ,)0(, { Carmack-Cleaning limited mumber. of inside Jobs in thel Knocked down by an.automobile| ' The council will formally oven with |5 department of the Y. M. C. A. Col- | the court In any way to itnes calls at the end of each scene showed Blankets; ® } hed for o oSN . ich are 3 ) it o : ¥ s on in the small baliroom Mon- _. 5 judge advocate i e pros on of (he appreciation given the opera, and | ) Blanket % B e Saties while crossing Macomb street at Wis-} 3 "5y 7478 orclock, followed im. | '€8€: Will be held at the City Club next | 3},;™ ace: each specific objection 10| Giuseppe de Luca. as Sancho, won | p E ")“ new stttk ot g that | consin avenue last night, Miss Eliza- | pagiately by a reception by the na- | Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Stu- | testimony is adjudged on its merit<.” | many bursts of laughter with his Thoroughly § it oees fr ',‘,Z,’." “with h\lmwxl;'\‘l"‘um\ll ’ :I:‘\:‘(w | beth Gilmore, 62 years old, resident of | tional society, to which members are |dents, alumni and friends are plan Capt. Taylor hastened to apologize | comic interpretation. Joseph Urb ] i \ visit our office e omitions st et 1 ame | the Episcopal Home at 3315 Wiscon- | Invited to bring guests it to Lattarll.) sl “sends | at: ‘e | Tor BeemihE \to u'u.\l‘llluilmt'u;::‘,ry ot ! hed a wealth of beauty on the Carmack-Cleaned | No. 6 Dupont Circle ing to hinder hin A reception and banguet will be held | Mo& to attend, and some of (h° | “deliverately trving i anish: settings : g 1t the hotel on Tuesday evening. ADril [ouder to have class reunions. A table | Testimony ruled out over the judge | This French version of “Don Qui- | COMFORT employi ble num- |sin avenue, sustained a probable con- Phone In...llm § ber of in its post office depart ussion of the brain, cuts, bruises and PR . 3 ¢ " g cHETon Ly ool The council also will hold a busi- bes reserved for advocate's objections was that of | xote,” by Massenet i not heen seen ey | internal injuries. ~She. is at Dmer| ;g sion Tuesda d another on | gigma ;xxlmm aternity 3‘0“:\9;?‘%‘,‘;::1 rgt. Earl Smith, a_quartermaster (in New York since 1914, when the 1.00 to $1.50 | 2469 18th \lr"(‘ 1 0 Eligibles Now. gency Hospital in a serious condition. | \yeqpesday before adjournment of which will be present. The pro.|sergeant who served at the An- | Chicago Civic Opera Co. presented it ¥ § Phone Columbia 636 H Obtaining a license number from a | ' Arie Fyancis s | witness, Acting Lieut. J. J. Middle- | qone' ot the D in the department who are or will be- | thon vis St. Clair At a guest performance. vocal and | napolis post under Lieut is presi- | gram will include speeches. i he W strict of Columbfa chab- | instrumental music, speclal features | the court's orde There are at present 1,550 emple prevented . (me ack ted the home of Miss June b vk . ; | - i s Ahee y & ’ come eligible under the existing law, | Cooper at Somerset, Md., after the | tohi which will be host to the unq dancing. {from testifving as to whether the ac | pyesident Doumergue Democratic. according to the records in the post | accident, where he was told by her gathering: Ralph 8. Scott. Instructor in eco- |cused officer had loshed out propert: 1. D the President of the | offic ost o se ary : | th 5 B | nomics and finance will be toast. |without making records of the ar-| M. Doumergue, the President of the [ et br e ee Bt [\SauneEnbea e e o | Inaster. Capt. Evan W. Scott, U. §. |ticles and, generally, whether he had | I'rench Republic, is noted for his DRy CLEANING Co. P Sborecs o sup Arisons, OF n':a‘: i x;:f‘;-‘;!: éxrl‘ul(b:o‘;o“:3::1“;1\0‘:1“.‘:.::‘ ALLEGED PASSPORT MILL N., chief of Naval Chaplain Corps, will | followed the system of accountability | democratic gualities, and the |”m|"h | 1120 Queen Street N.E S v Sl 1 e Mg ot h okl G 5 | pr ce invoca L RRer pat %o Marine headguarters. of his remote native section, the De 2! $ N.E. number, around 100 are about ready | tinued home, as her mother, an occu PROBED IN NEW JERSEY | jronounce l‘hhee ‘l"n‘:‘;:‘}gf‘ "m.'l‘_;”ug;: o Tects alio ,“,un::,,d e the | partment of Gard, most of whom p g ; for retirement. providing the new law | pant of the machine, had fainted from . : ) record teatimony. by Sert. Smith re. | know him personally, do not hesitate | Phones—Lincoln 504 and Lincoln 239 AR TR D e e e sl s |liam, president of the senior class; | recor my by Sergt. Smith TE and the other cases are|cording to Acting Lieut. Middlethon, i D omnae 0. e TRy, grimuctordn. com: [ LECANE UPOIL Lhe Cereniants repues worthy, the men having devoted their | Miss Cooper exorested her willing, | EOrty East Indians ‘Sent to EIUs| nercial Jaw; George W. Offutt, in- [tion for sobriety. As to Invente lives to the service, Mr. Mooney ness of appearing in court at any Island From Paterson—Bar- structor in commercial law, and Dr. | urging that these facts be considered | time desirable, waiving any formali James A. Bell, director of education.| LD "3“"" & i B when any action is taken on the bill. | ties attaching to her being a resident ber Is Arrested. | The principal address of the evening | #t. Smith, -however, declared of Marvland. R | will be given by a representative of | Faga never completed a i inven B » _ of ch to r . until t Witnesses of the accident, ac PATERSO} il =t Dok e | the alumni, Lester A. Pratt, certified | (or) nlvlhv l;: t n"n}v‘ln;l;m‘ “;u L ekl i it blic accountant a sradugte of | September, 1925, though m CHAMPIONS PLAN was dlsclnuml hpra today \:m-! r:“l'll:lohhs sthin el R R 2 L] 5 V] i s = . { will fnclud hallads 4 g ] which struck Miss Gilmore got out and immigration inspectors seized ‘“:VH nclude ballads by Albert FE A K E S U N A P E E FIGHT TO FINISH | arugstore for firstaid treatment, byt [ Island for deportatlon hearings, Al |Fry: dance by Miss Padgett and the ([ FORRENT AN FoIt SALE | when police arrived at the scene sht ’ = ey | Charleston by \H s Alice Griffith and RGE = ey | = e had gone. tered the United States. M Catherine Ealy. \ SARGENT A“(v:‘ld‘ .rr\"\"!‘.wlnn. N. Il,} With the East Indians, inspectors [ “58 €4t i : d el ommittee in charge of the | Sunapee Region Real Estat arrested David J. Frost. a barber,|i.,oief follows: ,mmh,k N B o] ot 4 i alleged to have furnished the aliens | j irman; Blanche A. secre. th forged assports after they had tary: Harry Ii:'n)mm to seek his advice on the most per l sonal subjects of her automobile and saw that. the £ L 40| Sweeney; cornet solo by Otto 4 latter was being, taken to the nearby | East Indians and took them to Ellis || eppert; ukulele and songs by Dallas Summer Homes, Cottages, Camps (Continued from First Page) __| tance, especially to the low-salaried More Measles Cases. emploves (3) The age for optional retire- ment, after 30 vears of service, is ported to the Health Department vesterday brought the total for the Fifty-five new cases of measles re- | surreptitiously gained entrance to the country by desetting from British vessels. Frost also was taken to Lillian G. Baker, E. Roy Benjamin Blanken, James A. Dent r to 2,163. Six deaths have re-|Ellis Island. e . L Yn YOU NEED A KEY placed at 60 vears for railway mail VS e e m:la:p;‘fir suletd from the disease thus far. For more than a vear the East|\l h’]‘fil’{_““‘”ly_ e m::x‘:;';:‘f' Minnia | You nced our instant duplicating service | mental. There is no provision in fhe Indians have been living in a colony | peitiioy: o i FACESH SN Duplicate Key, 25¢ ing in silk-dveing mills. here and wor Bring your locks to the shop present law for optional retirement IS, | Syeeney, Milton A. Talbert, Franklin ; ; = : Jf Federal authorities was | S\Veeney. (4) The retirement age in the |tailing undue hardship upon these | Attention ¢ ’ '* | E. Watkins. present law is 62 for rasway mail old and faithful employes. centered on the colony by Police Re-|™p, pong k. Rich, editor-in-chief of TURNER & CLARK clerks, 65 for mechanics, letter car- g g ?_f“"’:'“"“;‘);,'fw':"’h'l"n“‘“‘l‘,‘, the vear book of the school, reports Basement riers, post office clerks and laborers. Proportionately Larger. i:‘f;;m heen broug that the book ‘s now in the hands of | 1233 New York Ave. the printers. Delivery will be made about May 15. The year book is titled nnual Audu and 70 for the departmental clerical| Then it will be shown that the forces. The bill to be reported| contributions already made by the oI makes no change in this retirement | Government workers from their pay | Great Britain and Ireland still rank | “The, J \ze. This is generally referred to|has been, and with the proposed tp-{dirst in total tonnage of shipbuildirg ‘ as “compulsory retirement.” crease under the liberalizing measure, f-.mmm_v has receded from second | lf Savmg Money Two strong arguments entirely aside | will continue to be proportionately | place to third, giving way to Iialy CARLAmS OWNER BARRED CointisWith You from the humanitarian plea for old- | larger than in many of these,other iFrance, In thigd place o vear ago, is| it i | age provision for those, who have de- | retirement sysjems adonted by eities, | now fourfh. "“The United States at| Voted their lives to the Federa! serv. | States, fiations and private industry. | present ranks sixth, against eightl Wonder Colt's Master Kept From ELECTRICAL WORK Tia Juana Track by Claim. 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