Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1926, Page 13

flm@mm@uflmma 5 ‘'H How Much CRRRRRR R REICRRE I"“v"r'ce J Colbert Tinni Plumbinz Ifachild|: | doesn't like oatmeal, | win over with | famous 1 “Quaker f Flavor” al without urg- | 're not given the s a great difference in the of cats. And flavor, above gs, is needed to win a child’s r Oats has a unique flavor; a rich and toasty flavor you'll find in no other brand. That is why mil- accept no other kind. ing, too, retains much of oats—which makes s often needed. Protein, minerals, vitamines make Quaker Oats food balance. ates, get Quick Quaker (cooks | utes), or regular Quaker Oats as you have always known them. Grocers have both kinds. Quaker Oats ENVOY'S WIFE SHOT ' TODEATHINHOME Mme. Eugene Regnault Killed| and Her Paris Apartment Looted of Paintings. Police today were for the per 10 early Sunday shot partment Mme. . wife of the f 1te to the League of N « were stolen were ripped ade today for a who for several made inquiries of the ing the occupunts of everal hours after the | murder. Other members of the fa | no shots and the tragec 1 when a m y heard was discov- Regnault was 5% vears old ex her husband leaves seven who was out of the immediately. ult ied home SEISMOLOGISTS ELECT Rev. James B. Macelwane Heads Eastern Section of Society. Aims of Work Stated. Rev. James B. Macelwane, T elected chairman of the ern section of the Seismological Soceity of America at the first meeting of the organization in the auditorium of the negie In: xteenth and P reets, Saturday The other officers elected were: Ernest A. Hodgson, vice chairman, nd Nicholas H. Heck, secretary and These officers will serve onal president, in | an address on “The Work of the Seis- mological Society in America” stated | that no one can say for sure that we {\will not have earthquakes and that the work of the organization is to | eliminate as much as possible the earthquake hazard. Mr. Willis stated |that the people of California were giving great_study to building con- struction and formulating plans that will limit the damage due to earth- quakes. The first seismograph was set up in this country in 1897 and has recorded 2,384 earthquakes to date, the speaker declared. brought up i D. C. MEMBER CHAIRMAN | NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FAY 3, 1926. Two Are Arrested For Loud Protest On Hair Bobbing cause Pau toand did not dis- vesterday that his had her hair 1is METAL WORKER DEAD, TROLLEY CAR VICTIM| | Thomas Rogers. 23, Believed to| Have Been Struck After Alight- | ing at Eliot Place. Railway v Cabin John line near vesterday. It is Lelieved Rogers alighted from a west bound car shortly bef: eastbound car stru liot place early thi re William Finnell aven southe questioned ang at an inquest afternoon. a Capital Tr and G street night. She Hospital. Surgeons reported her dition as undetermined. STORE ROBBED OF $450. Money Was Hidden in Cigar Shop. Creamery Loses $150. Four hundred and fifty dollars in h and a quantity of smoking ma- | terial were stolen from the store of Kase & St. Clair, Inc., 719 Fourteenth street, between closing hour last night and daybreak this morning. Members of the firm had been in the habit of secreting their receipts in different parts of the store, it 1s stated and last night the money was hidden under a cigar case. It is belleved that the robber knew of the several hiding places. The store was about two years | The Elgin Creamery Co., 220 Ninth street, was robbed of $150 over ”mi week ‘end. The money was in & safe which had been left unlocked, the police rennrvod stmilarly robbed | Umvemty Head Succumbs. | { are to be construc MAD WOMAN KILLS MOTHER AND SELF Beats Parent, 78, to Death With Hammer and Attacks Son—Uncle, 78, Dies From Shock. Ark., 3 May Mrs, Martin Flood, her mother. Mrs. Fannie ked und werlously injuyed her 22, and then st herself to death with a kitchen 3 ther home, in West 1% | s found by turned after : 1o summon aid. William brother of Mrs. Brown, Okla,, fell dead of shock ned of the tragedy. . , when he Coolidge May Talk to King. NEW YORK, ) are being radio telephone conversation between Presi- dent Coolidge and King George. Nearly 7,000 miles of new railways soon in India. MOTHER _|office of the director of public build- 75 MORE U. S. CLERKS. Rolls in D. C. Had 1,190 Additions and 1,115 Separations in March. With a total of 61,274 employes on March 31, the Kederal Government trict of Columbia_in- . the Civil announced to- additions and separations du the month. The largest turnover came in the ings and _public _the | National Capital \\hr-rc there were a The High Grade Established 1842 Pianos Sold Direct from the Factory We Invite You to Visit Our Warerooms 1340 G St. N.W. J. C. CONLIFF, Mgr. :=Fletcher’s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation Flatulency Diarrhea Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and STORE MANAGER BEATEN BY TRIO AFTER AUTO RIDE Blackjacked by Would-be Robbers, He Says He Fled and Hid in Swamp. Suffering from scalp wounds, Dewey Esaias, manager of a chain store at 6800 Wisconsin avenue, reported at No. 1 police station that he had been attacked by three men with black | jacks, who apparently intended tc rob him, on the Virginia side of the| Potomac just below Highway Bridge| shortly after 2 o'clock this morning. Esalas told the police he met the three men, whom he sald he knew only by sight, on Ninth street about 2 a.m., and accompanied them on a taxicab ride across the river. A | short distance from the south end| |of the bridge, he said, the men at | tacked him, but he managed to get away from his assaflante, and hide in| the swampy undergrowth until day.! break. The attack has been reported to the Virginia authorities. Large Pores Are Unnecessary Nothine s w0 unsightls as I e Polais Yioyal DcparhnmlStom LS. Pt &Co Nowark The Fair Men! 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