Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1926, Page 12

12 COUNCIL PROTESTS BATHING POOL SITE Colored Delegate Assails! ; Segregation—Committee to Visit Grant. of Maj the Of Buiidi: Reliance . SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_S New York. ilings From t Saving Time. THE EVENING IROGER WILLIAMS BUST IMAGINARY i “Likeness” Unveiled Today, Modeled From Relatives, May Not Resemble Him. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 12—Whether STAR, WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926. LAWN PRIZES OFFERED. Contests Feature of Better Homes Observance at Cheverly. Special Dispatch to The Star. CHEVERLY, MY, May 12.—Three prizes have been offéred for lawn and flower bed improvements in connec- tion with the Better Ifomes obsery ance. The judging is to be August 15. Mrs, Edith B. Galther won third prize in the county kitchen contest. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter of Wash- ington, Miss Ruth Tighe of Maryland University, Mrs. W. West and Miss A. Gardner have given lectures at the demonstration house on Ohmer avenue. MRS. DOYLE HEADS COLUMBIAN WOMEN Again Elected President of Or- ganization by Mail—$500 Voted for Scholarship. Mrs, Henry Grattan Doyle re-elected president of the Columb! ver was conduc y nounced by Mrs. D. K man of the nominating committee, it the meeting of the organization held vesterday afterncon in the trustees’ second vice president; Mrs. George Bowen, recording secretary; Mrs. Robert F. Griggs, corresponding secre- i and Miss Virginia Diedel, his- The the total harl , Whg was dean of the faculty of s of the university ., was presented to by Miss Katherine of Dr. Mu I be hung in the new Dr. engra room of the Columbian Women. Munroe fostered the formation of the Columbian Wonen. SN - | the judicial machinery of the country BULGARIAN JAILS CLOSE. Amnesty Law Blamed for Dearth of | Prisoners in Country. SOFIA, May 12 (P).—Several pris- ons in large towns of Bulgaria are now closed for lack of prisoners, and has virtually no cases of a political nature on _the dockets. Todor Kuleff, minister of justice, | attributed this state of affairs to the amnesty law voted by the Sobranje. If you need work, read the want colunins of The Star. NEW HOME W.R.SPEARE Ca UNDERTAKERS Founded 187 1623 Conn. Ave. Branch 4209 9th St. N.W. (Petworth) Phone Potomac 4600 ALMUS K. SPE. SPANISH FLYERS FETED. Loriga and Gallarza to Resume Ma- nila Flight Tomorrow. APARRI, Luzom, P. L, May 12 (®).—Capts. Loriga and Gallarza, the = Spanish aviators who arrived here yesterday on thelr flight from Madrid to Manila, spent this morning tuning ir plane, in which they expect ume their fiight toward Manila row morning. Last night the airmen attended a | ball in their honor, after spending | part of the day shoppine to repluce! ing discarded at Macao, the bust of Roger Willlums, founder of Rhode Island, which will be un- ed in the hall of fame of New k University today even fair 3 ubles him may remain fore unknown. Williams, for his libe: most the ¢ | the count { likeness e to produce a room of Corcoran lall of the Uni- versity. Mrs. D. C. Croissant, first vice pres- fdent, and Miss Irene Pistorio, treas. also were re-elec Mrs. Richard - | Columbus . Mirafior wtional ¢ Tivives ... the y as proteste oposed colored bathing vehemently last ' Advisory Coun- P Mauretania . mgh KL CHAS. H. QUIGG Steam Shovel and Road Building internationally famous lism in his time, s al- one of the founders of of whom P nd it w SATURDA’ <......Piraeus, April 27 edro. April 20 ; i 1 by Dr. ) R rdam, May Lactobacillus Acidophilus Milk 1 disorders about it mendations A s Time) NATIONAL ANTITOXIN INS 1515 U St. N.W. of the many the f: s | Santa ) s of | Hokota National | Crofton Hall SAILING American _Shinpe mertcan Shinp ons he formed of Roger Wil- also went. Mac- a man of Wil aracter must have looked. ! e is a strong face, with -| deep, brooding eyes, w rugged chin and a firm but kindly mouth. Light other busts beside that of s are to be unveiled today. them is that of Jonathan Ed another famous colonial noted, however, for his tan orthodoxy, as opposed to the liberalism. of Williams. s of these pel nthetc liken Into the bust tdea of how 1. the Advancement of | protesting nd colored location in Ana- pool, precip DURING MAY p AND JUNE . One Year to Pay TROOP : : INSTANTANEOUS Goes to San Francisco. | STORAGE SYSTEM Lieut. Col. Leonard L. Deitrick, | : *| Quartermaster Corps, attached to the 80-GALLON CAPACITY Use in connection with your present office of the quartermaster general, .| War Department, has been ordered tem, no change in plumbing neces- Hot-water on tap when you e eIt o et sar p ket A Sl e want tt. Completely Installed for APON ¢, ui22 3 C. A. MUDDIMAN CO. 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