Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1926, Page 3

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, -D..C, MAY 9 1926—PART 1. e e aa——— GROUPINSURANGE. (o2 e v e "‘[]ll] IRONGIDES™ e ren s veuns AN SENTENGED] i i & 2 oo BOUGHT ) a lw. 2. Yaste Will Leave Federal Eniliss & Dettent oo Jtstice |0Ne 0C $208) QICEt 'i'i:(::'f;lgf"}:;:" e Tk ThA e PR | T E""“‘g oo | agent, and accusing him of a crime, - v to e | will spend three years in the peniten- ‘I"") 7 last, automoile ~of FRA OT Meeting to Subject. Service Tomorrow at Age of 70. 3 ¢ . e g ’ i | | thary and pay a fine of $100. “The ac- » wasrechieneed , < e A mothers’ pension law hefore the | After 43, years of continuous | Oy e I bee. s o I e Vranitemians "and |\ PEARLMAN'S, 983 & St. N.w. 4 adjournment of Congress” will be the Wf'rvl('e in the Federal Government, | Shier and displayed-a badg ~ bw. 214 B street, nirtheast, | cer and displuy . R L e e S & slogan of a meeting of the Monday Yaste, e s e Houehail, will retire from office tomorrow on f Raymond present . The ohn Thider, ma - of the civic | Survey in 1884, Under the supervi : | ! ; , More to Report. |sion of Prof F. W. a Others Sent to Prison 1 - — i bother to light the gas—wait for water to Chamber of Coi G —=i = | committee on nominations by Dr. ing to preliminary figures given out | e¥hibits at several world expositions | x; s vesterday senterced Marie de | nished apartments for rent in i g I the details itself. m by the compani ternoon by Ha secreta ste was LR l4n in this country ex s e t " Tollars, cording to the S| Computation of the returns today — - ” . UNION’S ANNIVERSARY from all but one elementary division 7 g “;“ai};‘g“’:’g“‘:flfim“:‘ g the country, the United Bhigwed @ somml e o for criminally assaulting a 12-year- i s einice s i iversi ' ave fluctuated, | oved that | : = L 3 AL p insurance plan| Affair at University Women's . ward Merton, alias Fred Massar, alias See Us, Your Plumber or the Gas Co. | ne salavied employes, from of- Clubhouse. §3 G ad 3 | Expected to Win Applause. Effects of British Labor Dispute hools is expec ning Clab \Iun\ln\' evening, May lan P!Ill)lo} > in the law division of the o u A e Pension Bureau since January, 1923, | et aiver | | speakers. will empha the need of | | A : U. S. Rubber Co. Is Latest inicumont o Such lesistation at ‘,‘.‘.\ District Puplls Have Donated | i 7oh birthaay. | Ten-Year Term Given toin jil. The protation of Raymond _ Entering the service of the Depart- s Ll condicdos i » . n . and tenced to one year in | Big Concern to Offer Low |include Miss Louise M ot m Average of 5 Cents Each. “mvnz of Agriculture in 1882, Mr. Yaste | Marie de Vaughn, Colored. |}ii " as vevoked. Zora I brown, | | National Catholic Servic o0ol, and | was _transferred to the 'Geological | Colored, convicted of a second offense | Rate to Employes. | flevelopment” de of - th : i Clarke, commissioner of expositions for the o The, meetini: also will elect officers e | Interior Department, Mr. Yaste had il Desirable unfurnished.and fur- I - heat and turn off the gas, when the Ruud of biz industrial con-ifor 1926.27, after rveport of the| Washington school children, ;h\md*» charge of the Geological Survey's| .[ustice Stafford in Criminal Court | L. Automatic Water Heater takes care of all i employes are benefiting | §ORIS \nupm T iaan. p L 5 reotd including the Wold I ¥ e low rates of group insu at the Franklin School yesterday af-|a¢ Chic und the Buffalo Expogition, | VAughn, a young colored woman, to T D SDEN | : i v | FFrom 1896 to 1913 Mr. Y in | serve 10 years in the penitentiary for HE RE ! All you do for hot water is turn the fau Mol TEACHERS CELEBRATE o the Tivdrd of Education: lave ton: | charge of ‘the document. room of the | iolutlor® of the Harrkan anitnar. | i . I.y . o e 1ch insurance - tributed an average, : cach to rvey, handling . the receipt and |cotje law. The accused has been re. || Jobn W. Thompsen & Co., Inc. ' t’s very simple. Let us explain it. he “Old Ironsides" fund. bution of all d'numsm“ peatedly convicted of the same offense | § 1636 Eye Street Maln 1877 g Aother of ithe big labor and five Junior or senior high schools BELG'UM S EXPORTS et Hihton;. golored, ? = 1267 i 0." While the’ sums turned Ruud Manufacturing Company ibber Co., has just an-{267 Pay Tribute to Mrs. Paul atroccived. =While the Suths o DROP DUE T old girl January 20. . - v Q wal by its board of di-| Y t ; 0 STRIKE ! " t:8hme’ Fiams Marsha, atins 1. Main 6985 713 G St. N.W which every one of its 10,164 | a1 will be in the neighborh 2 president. is eligible for| I wnent disability insur Hihe. 5 ) 8 5 : : | | stantial portion 2| wolliunacenlana sixty-esvenimem: | LIl \uecordpioe ke Hivas Risaton Manifested in Other Ways | DEAF HEAR INSTANTL‘H‘ vitten Dby the|bers of the Washington Teachers’| ™ = 5 ¢ . . employes are offered |Union last night celebrated the tenth !1"";"‘““’,“1” Lo omem i in Brussels. | 3 3 e 1 Sother ThIEh ;GovECn T L | Amazing Invention Bringe bi i the nominal rate: X prganization, and | - sh S 2 - 4 5 7 000, ¢ [at the same time paid tribute to Mrs, | Who have sponsored this con mediate Rellef to T'oss = Edith Compton Paul, the president, | Sionally authorized campaigh. = = | B . Who Are Des?. 7 3 WA ’I‘LD al Exan - who for four years headed the High \‘",”,‘j b S e e 3 SELS, May 8-—Belglum is be. e 4 The Aristocrat officials of the company ¥ rs’ U which last | o0 YL rag et on v A e it itedl the. amech ne ||| A weogerful invention which|{| Y of Metal Garages carly 85 per cent of the em ¥ L il LU L S i of the il cnables the hard of hearing to fe s Pl sl ¢ Dot tribute a penny each and the local | strike. | S all At s as clearly and dis o reov— . i e e e i sponaed i enenont| T it snaieate committee || o e cuia s weon ver. || | Fit To House The e - Hutiiessitrdpentics 3 fashios | i 4 i eoted by the i ’ . e ie b Mrs, lm.,i1 was presented with art i stiaten that $300.000 will be | Qitend has de to support the || fected by x(‘hofl:{[l‘ tograply Produc 5: F. t C REAI EST 'ATE Investment Properties employe < Mrs. Iflorence Rogers . it i AL % sratiol o # ploy by I ren: e heeded place “O1d 1 r i appealed to vene 424 atrect. New' York City. mes ar \purlllu‘nh e to many for| Wiison Normal and Miss Arline DU | ghipg condition and dicate o couniry to fl BEEE A wo Ay Bt m individual insur-{fonr of Western High, on behalf of | RSt SO aum has been | Vote financial : here i3 no s noi daas l at Wt combines aire Dl i et o RIS Vou i proBReH prohibitive, but also|the union. Ead U e Several British steamers are being ||/ danger s Weil as the Anest surreund: physical 1 #| Members appeared in skits portrax G o0 , held at Antwerp and (ihent because || Stantaneous results—you hear A o s £ { Collection Rule Waved cfficiently. Our business property salesmen are special nee, since > 4 3 y G Wing instructione || stantly. So positive are the makers || uired un < of their numof was necessary for the | « s v that every one who is hard of hea o 3 5 ) S ing will be amazed and delighted onthly ists—every one trained,to sell a particular class of prop there was community, singing | 1 to waive its string At Ghent th tkars have | e 3 i in foreign service lled by Mrs. Bernice Randall Angelica 3 lection of money in - the L PeTHiE ot 8 e i arkable invention, the all Li i = 15508 ivho) have dhiben| Byl Rl SerermR0c BT theRGH AT Slic xehools hefore the Washington | S s G Tr Acousticon, th v are offering C ncoln 10-100 erty. You should get the bencfit of our expert knowl- he company or any | Miss Maude Afton. director of Amer. | School childen were permitted to ; o send it absolutcly free for 10 G three months are |icanization work and ner “presi. | contributc 3 o acilities ||| days' t No .1-,;:.»-[.\ 1o ¢.. 0 n ASHING edge and ability. insurance. The tub-ldent of the grade teachers: Miss Cecil By order of Dr. Frank W. Ballou. | G o A 5 2 atever. 17 ve rance plan carries| Dulin, in behalf of the junior high | superintendent, pupils in the schools | oy oy advantage of 3 CONSTRUCTION List your properties with us. provision adopted in{school teachers 2 Wrote essiys on consides” last ¢ liberal free trial offer. Send them Al group [Luce for the high 3 aeh. | Friday. The essays are to be turned || vour mame and address today . S becta o il over 1o a committee on awards and| Railway es in Czechos dvertisement. L 200 K St NE e High S foi-the Brin: |5 s winners e ges l eton ll](' urance is "I]l" School, of total dis-| > TUnion. iting from bodily . he celebration took place at the| g 7 L 3 Realt o before the insured & clubhouse of e o wiexii of 60, tion of Univ Women, i . e i i i ' : L - : Amounts of Insurance. Clra, Stutz, of ih, first | 5 o 3 i 1412 Eye Street Franklin e ot larinoe o i JomaREnt of W6 achers, was | i ; amount of insuvance to Which | qaaimistress. Miss Alberta Walker ¢ H a = = Wilson rm: was chairman of from $200 for| e hrogram committee. o salary of $1.000 and PrDg! e of £10,000 for and more, the| Finland's automobile show, up_ through thelpeld this vear, was a success, Employes from — X one 45 yeuts ||| The Paramount Gar-geVCo | A | ’ o : : ’ S of the big indusirial con 1&!&2& BUILDERS | : : . S ] Toughly. costs about one RENT” Bown it f g E premium on individ they have the added |l Day, M. 393 Night, Ad. 60: g ol 2 P unt of the premium | b= e g : i _ : : " . . = i s i 4 (Particularly Those With Automobile Experience) paid by the com many oup plans the 1 cost is borne equally by the e 2 e impacs wnil Ahve eiploge , New Apartments y > “Cy ? . Ay 3 3 : resthill’ : ey : IF you ave mot 100 per cent satisked COL. A. N. STARK DIES; : 1430 Belmont St. ! 5 7. ; Sk with your presest position, write for em SERVED FOR 32 YEARS Lowest Rentals ] s ; N = fgr i AR ! appointment so that you can swbmit yoar el ” ke : ¥ : | qualifications and the salary and commission Nedical Officer Entered Army Year |4 370 {300, TGrEs porehes R nELE { ; busia Ceither or both) on' which you will After Graduation—Retired in | 9 SURRIED. SiL R %) 5 ; o P & Wh il consider becoming a member of our small 1925—Held D. S. M | &, Moore & Hill (Inc.) A y < [T { ‘ | b inaliags Seliin Depitiass ; O Associated Pre ! 730 lnh B S I LA i ! v present salesmen are happy and satisfied. War Department was advised S - 8 < . e 5 i and they are awave of this advertisement. B e e, wkiony: = el o L % ! Buys this Summer Home ‘ ) e ; : L : ¢ conkdential. & i 4 oy i ] & : with brand new fir drop- Address Box 476-M, Star Office. 1864 aind recoived the . Aiiorsicions ‘siding, new fir flooring, — 35 e el e ‘Ar j;;;«g;,;g WATER HEATERS O R 55| - | new white pine glazed 5 : cei Your neighbor has one: K e % i ; B ! 3 windows, frames and trim fon. '”.M":.'(:.“ EDGAR MORRIS ; o e . - A - i — new fir doors with new ander” X aric e i present | SALES CO. S % ey frames and trim —new s s : 1305 G St. N.W. S B : heavyweight roofing. R i \ - We have bought the National Homes Company stocks of brand new building meterisls sod New Catalog No. 28 offer all ‘at bargain prices. Send us vour list of material for our guaranteed delivered prices. You / NG 1t t Over filfié’ffi‘hfi;f;fi AS 51300 PER 1000 FEET| NN, |THE NAME ok, NEMRE o i that Whether you are a manufacturer, contractor, carpenter or home builder, take advan- ¥ : " 7 tage of the remarkebly low prices we are now making on good army camp iumber. g e ' ’ R ey 5 A All will be sold quickly at lowest prices ever mads. Priced from $1.00 per thousand G A th t’s w rth ! el Bl **a5 Bi : feet Up. Suitabl for 3 great number of buikiing and industrial purposes. You can . I . a (o] i eall colors) o save from $250 to $500 on a caroad of vy camp lumber or sheathing, crating, car / i Certainteed Roof Paint... $1.50 gal. blocking, packing, etc. i 3 ! Y . s ’ Xy _OUTSIDE SPECIAL L e ] 25 %9 BRUSH SPECIAL ach Npeeial - $0.10 cach | | D oo R and 1 comgl.h Window 40 5 & i ] ame, Casing ; g ou have and it clearly describes our new Summer unusual istles Vuicanized in Rubber FRAME ¢ and |||.|d. ‘I‘rlm x : Feokt 2 s ) Sau ge—send it in. Remember, this moslb tasting sandwich sausage is made from the best cuts $57s DBSIGN No. §—Thie is a most attrastive subdivieion home, sise * of beef and pork—thoroughly flavored over the smoke 232 x 26 {t. Large iiving room. 13 x 17 ft. Also bedroom, kitchen P4 "‘umfi Pflut |]nh:d=M1’u$b;v. gen and mdnwl. ov.'n:,- of ol' hickory logs. You can keep it as long as you would charge at least .4 or these materi . Free ns i i Jom sams Sine| turnished with every order so that any handy man can build this house. like for it gets better with age. at. inteed Outside White $1.20 ¥ it Wail White, No. 490 .83 o Varnis B8 Niirniah " Rtaths Brand new fir door, 2’ 8 L dow §» your ) Send in your one-word name suggestions to W EATHERSHIELD e erss Sheathing 325 YELLOW PINE LOFFLER'S, Benning, D. C. : A General Purpose Paint tod frame. Regular $10.00 |Au parts carefully ..“z.:'?nr:q ubbet i DROPS'D'NG 1% P L. 3 2,25 G e, ¢ % PL 40 PL_30c Qt. S35 Gal. 2 -~ | e i et yellow $q. Ft. 7 Per PE NT ADVICE FREE | EXPERT PAINT Al E FREE kb i = Millions of* fest of uod 1000 floo, 5. wall board. plastor b == } sy “cmp aheashine i 3 T b ke b Yoatds in @ood average “This is 1 x 6 inch re-planed drop- a ave st. extended to Alaska A= lengths. ‘hm boards are siding in long lengths and just as ve Aot quic esman on 10h ! 2 thoroughly seasoned and air Tood as simallar material selling R _HOUSE 3 vg:dn'ldd’hnrofi ion are / va'blnnhon tll‘lhl"yer HECHING ITANTED A RE URN TOAD OF F 95 S D R T lity Sinee 1865 R — AG sheathing sell- it nul.h hi’hc prices. 4 fir door, 28" x J S Five van n,:n pleta Per Sq. Ft. m" oo can farnih o, — &l ectly B tured, This {s brand new, pure lh-ol’" at llfl‘fly ‘m- i aprice fbre. wallboard — Drices—————— R 3 TH [0 - ’ - . 7 A, ;\ iea Il i 5 . i | For Rent Y| | A Save Halff & . 1B N et @, | |Inexpensive! i one word: Mother of SNIDER BROS..y for_ pattitianing, celling, ‘e, Will take Apartments | || e o ; square foot. s Army , . PHILLIPS TERRACE ' & i 1l i 300 C ]] 1601 Argonne Pl. ‘ T !." : RE l:%!}b momue as BALANCE LIKE RENT ,|o 13th S8t N.W Just North of Columbia total volume to: Road at 16th customers bettel and better It is the moder 23:::;.. i EHHH HH ERHT H Brincinie. of hismess Which i becomiink ‘50 Inspect this magnificent l'.. lsth and Newton Sts- N.E. Tost o We have reached. th vations for ~t'm appmnt~ % idins mateetainort || YACONS e T o e $2.10 Ba.Fe. || STEEL PIPE, 1” to 10” N Beiu Lisiisce Cornier WECHINGER €O._6th & C St "’"«2‘-"?"3 One room, kitchen, bath Sle bbb po Lo b All'Night Parking Into Your Kitchen ction is assured Incorporated ; o entopis | apartment and make reser- fue s D.-:"u; Out Rhode Ieland, Ave. NE. to 18th St io oo b purchage st pleasing t r an en North, or Use e Island Ave. Cars. _HECHINGER €O 5th & Fla. AV SV of the most desirable ar- 10x20 SOIL PIPE FITTINGS | “GARAGE IN YOUR CELLAR” CARS W ASHED rangements available. 5 o o, _ a tion hall, |i ROOF REPAIRING i g Need Not Bother You—Run Your Car Into a Warm: YOU'LL LIKE I‘athl:l (;dwp(;;'NT ALS come to ‘he camp or wr’te fa [ CAME MFADE SALVAGE (0. CAMP MEADE, MARYLAND eedm:d": Llle;hled G-r::e-:-‘a‘/ul?(ru';):t:ln oy o=done by experts who keow their NE w FREE cA Tnloa ~o 28 mm-m-nnunmumrm-namm 18, k IRONCLAD Ruoimg 1131 5tn N, 345 and up mmgagqr?% % %lt :‘-'-'fll" mum‘.ua“m‘ o — i X £ SEE THEM TONIGHT "hoto«Ltthographxc and Willi S. Philli e AL — oo wilhoit oy s oot Copies fam S. Phillips | | oz i et gt = H.R.-HOWENSTEIN (0; ¥ & Co. Camp Meade Salvage Co. : S 1432 K St. Main 4600 CAMP MEADE, MARYLAND : Telephone LAUREL 702 | 131 H STREET NORTHWEST