Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 28

23 THE EVENING * INDCTMENTCITES ™+»%etee, ‘o Peeotrion Mishaps his REWARI] - INDIAN LAND PLOT '7 Iuldvl-ixe \\)m con hensive analysis yesi \ compre day of trafiie Kellogg's Al L-BRAN | | Pool to Get Deeds Through @::3:'f'x‘l'.'-'7,r".'|.'."'.‘-,".','L’"’A‘".'.(335,'“‘;:‘:.::'\:ll)'l.‘:" pedestrians relieved constipation | Official Revealed by Charge | o' of long standing | in Jam Against Ten. ‘ iargest | walking" elassification walkers aisa werve Killed than Al o o aann ity thay | 5e ity ot were 15 fatalities among pedestrians rugs wera | OKla.. May 7 and 4 af them were nat an the erase Charges | nst Shade Wallen. supecinienden: | Five Mivilized Trihes: I A Cha e Oklahoma n-mm-nm and eight Vinita -hankers and made public ves win Rrown, spe Srates Atiarnay in relieve | ‘25 D. C. POLICE HORSES | ENTERED IN HORSE SHOW Mounts to Compete on May 18, The 10 are avcused in the indiet 1o vinlute the With Review hy Head= ment of conspiracy statite forbidding Government em i | plaves to trade with the Tndians to Follow. opinted, in June, t < codefendants organ 1o which each contribiuted $50 'honnr manth 1a cover ronting eXDeNses [,r i1, xiianal Capital ted with the purchase of In wmbia Wil col for hine ribhon mpete n the final day nd do and don't in their elass o farming pills Horse & anda: ‘from which ‘the ssele ve- [ May 14. 15, 17 and 18, at Arllogten 3 were (o be removed through | "k va. Wallen = office Toentsinve horses The indiciment charges that desds |20 in the even 10 the lands were 1o be in the name of ' "7 Ishn A Wise, Vinita hanker. the prop | *O in be held n trust for all fo | (Y. Ne 1 1= and the ultimats reseedn | B B in Battle Creek, TORUERRL Lt e i | AT Nl 0 W separata transactions in | G4 - sil grocers. |, we nf 1he alleged conspiracy b, .‘ ave charged in the indictment - gy ie The indictment wax raturned ac A"0"5C RE TG > S e 9‘ I o (it has viaier, | Mol AV Gresnlesig (A HAE eral grand pry | F No. 10, H. W. Kegehein | . > F.. Shoemaker No. 11 W L ALL-BRAN 'WHEELER DEPLORES R - ot Do - PROPPO away first honors in this class last | J R BUILDING WRONGS "3 T S e )\ 2fi Legulnnnn and Architects’ Advice § : 1 | Needed to Beautify City ! l More, He Declares. Pianos Sold Direct from the Factory Wheelar. assisiant an We Incite Voo to Vislt Our Mat sloner of the Disrict | | Warerooms | ia IBADGISIMNIW. - o oo e ot J. C. CONLIFF, Mgr. Ameriean Tnatitute of Architects et oke vesterdav at a luncheon of the | BU[LD!NG he on aperation of the Districi & enablad the municipaliny . Capital. acearding e Almas Temple, was also a i 4 Ken Carrall enfartained with nkulals | Asvelop the eity to fts full exten: PAYS He lamented the had 1aste and tech i E ] | nical ignorance of certain huilders Compounded Ha said much red tape had been | deone away with by the recentlyv ss Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, tabhlished nffice to co-ordinate huild tng permit applications, stressing the | fact that the zoning vegulations under his chargs have had a great Assets Over $11,000,000 Surplus, $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. NW. artect on the lite and husiness of the Capual tn determining the charac | 1926 e nf homes, offices and tactories and that zoning plans ai the ouisai | should provide ~proper sewerage, | lighting and paving factlities ! He described the act of Congress | 1. 1910, as “the com | stve bullding helgh! ardinance | T'nited States teday hazed ' the width of the sirests ta fur | zuffictent Hght and zir and 1n | == | accidents oce s the “Juy walker” who getx| bnmppd h\ auton in Washing Divector M ! walking in the street STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. MAY 7, 1926. FRIDAY. | YOUNG DULK'S SHARE [t v o, OF ESTATE IN TRUST ate the value of the estate. al will left one-third of the A but a ¢ to other relat. vided equally dren, a second o caze of Robert L. losephine (. Dula, the il revoked th hat she had After heqi Furope ety zones when the A, Thyee ather | die to pedestrians | walks or In thy Son Recently Char- acterized by Court as Idler Separated. trafiic deaths wer “The tahle shows that 936 of a fotal wecidents happened on dry d 361" on wel streets. The number of aceldents also oc ed on clear davs Living on Family. | | By the Associated Presa he chart also shows that Saturday | NEW YORK, May 7. \While four i« the unlnckiest day of the week as | other children of ftobert R Dula, for far a< trafic is concerned mer viee prosident of the Ametican [¢ dved and forty of the 1.5 fdenix Lot . o o, were bequeathed cach close secon h of the residue of hiz estate third with tive maunted foree of the | wia given anlv the . riment will be re | paye, the principal ¥ The vounger ula. whe nlease 1he vomen. hut one e frank en \ Vaarly alimony. was admit <he hivs her frocks « by Supreme Court lustice account. says the Office Prockauer during the 1vial as “an T R T WE CARRY— A Complete Line of Genuine ‘‘Supernatural” Ecuadorian Panama Hats BRODT’S, INC. 419 11th St. N.W.—Opposite Star Bldg. 503 9th St. N.\W.-—Above E 721 14th St. NN\W.—Below N. Y. Ave. 1 R I QLT M 3 .i'r:fl’.y.w.fi-(’q Jumnior JAMFS RERRY, P aveld enngestion The Veterans JOSHUA W. CARR. 1 1s the only huilding in the strict in which the 7oning law hae viclated, by its height, thue ing trafic congestion at vush he deciared. Mai Wheeler ned that the District maximim business building helght limit, rhe eet width plus 20 feer. is 40 foe Inwer than the first sethacks in Neu York struetures PARENTS WIN RULING. Twn School Vareination Casae Dia- missed at Danville, Va. teh tn The 31ar BURG, Va. May 7.—Mr.| rs. R. 1. Bingham and Mrs. J | 1. Holshouser. members of the Church | [} af God. who were fined soma time azo an che of fafing 10 send their chil A o =chacl. have heen dism b Indge K. . Christian, in Corpara tion Connl | dudge Christian held that the law | | which 1equired vaccination provides | o penalty for its violation, and when the children were barred from the | schools the parents had not legally vefused 10 send them. 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