Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1926. 50 NIGH]- EI.UBS st wiisors [ PNEHMNDNEST MNINY, | o e 2o . g | Tnquiry Into Gause of Naval Bha. | 408 07 Intatons oo o L0000k 612 13th St. Very Special Offering! s o macist’s Death Ordered. analyzed what was believed to be New Y IRt o s R DRyt Inquest into the death of Chief | specimens of the same batch of food Pharmacist Kenneth M. Smith, U. S. | which was served to Smith and sam- ARRIVED YESTERDAY. N., who died a week ago vesterday | ples of the viscera of the deceased. | Roussillon ... Bordeaus. Avril 24 | affer eating fried oysters, will be held | The examination by health depart saeinia s eits. aury Marta. A];,'!;y" Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, it | ment chemists and bacteriologists osal s Fifth Drive in Year Makes|®™ “[:LE ”m;‘.“vm:.wul“g }‘éti‘,.::‘y"'fi.?c‘:‘&‘. today by Coroner J ;;ii‘*&;,;;;;g;:;:' Fitted in 600 Padlocks to Record of [Bineans . 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