Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 5

SENATE T0 TACKLE D. . BILLS TONIGHT Final Vote May Be Reached| on Dependent Child-Aid and Traffic. Final decisian may be reached by | the Senate ar the special session ar ranged for tonight on the question of financial aid for deperdent children | and the traffic bill, two of the most important pieces of District legislation brought to the attention of Congress this vear. There are two plans hefore the Sen ate for carving out dependent-child aid. and while a final vote is expected, there were nnt definite indications to day which measure would he adopted. | Senator Capner and other membe (g R T UN THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. Local Agents Being Employed Daily by Departments for Federal Work. Stricken as Kiwanians Were About to Honor Him at Dinner. ¢ with a heart attuck as he| BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILI Lee Hall, was to he honored by the Kiwanls Club of Washington in ap. preciation of their work for crippled children. Franc E. Shelry, local busi ness man and civic leader, died about two hours later in a room at the club. The occasion of the dinner was a order. Not only President Grant in 1873 sel the precedent, to which the prohibition authorities purpose hav ing recouyse. but Presidents Roose velt, Taft and Wilson fssued similar orders affecting various Government departments. The orders are stlil | in force and powers nnder them are bheing invoked every day all over 1he tribute by the elub to the two fellow as members, well an ladies’ night. “The club had arranged to present Mr.| . v, They o 2 of the Distriet commitiee will make Shei ‘ith _"““_K o l_hl . country. They are police powers, a sironz plea for passage of the bill | FRANC E. SHEIRY. Sheiry with a silver set for his efforts| gimjlar in all essential respects to a b the commission on publie - S as chairman of the orthopedic com:| {hose which (ien. Andrews, under vawn the commis _public mittee, while Dr. Hall was presented ! ha (oolidge order, desivas’ to have welfare legisiation and supported by | with a Persian rug. . ernina i practicalls” ail local = org r?\z?lmns‘;‘fi As the di sathered about the ta-| NG00y ae of the Treasury, of Whieh would place adminisiration of ! bles Mr. Sheiry rollapsed and was tak- | sommerve. af the Interior and of the law under the new hoard of publk‘;w en to a room. Dr. Hali and another | xciicuiiure are the departmental welfare. i physician attended him. Ie never ve | (yiare who, for periods running back Wadsworth Has Substitute Plan. ::fll;:w:_oni:"’l‘?l. e r’i‘:- v\((l' “,"l':i““ far as 1907, have employed local e v m at h 5 or Wederal work. Secretarles Senator Wadsworth. Republican. of R d | officials for Federal work. Ner Ak NS wffeieqian amEndment, o meuEied hortly. alter | Meljon. Hoover, Werk and Jardins, which would substitute for the Capper M ansburgh, president of the | eVer since taking office at Washing L i & gh. n o ® ! ton. have nsed these State employes |- hill his plan crea a separate | club, announced 1o the dancers the ! i i ot hers’ allawance board i T o i . without any question of invasion of m "\M allowance bos i death of Mr. Sheiry and dancing im- | goedd Tl QT Ving been ralsed he outs i . : Stat Lk port f the Capper C Investigation s Begun by megetlr st i e cie |, Fronibition authorities declare that ress has just hrouzh « s November 13, 1874, and lived here dur- | ! 1% only hecause “wacrosanct . et nation of welfare i ¢ Grand Jury—Wealthy Man {Ing his entira lite. "n 1596, he mar i e b et g sy b Wash . 5 rled Mist Louise Ennis. and she and ' (h% Cetlidre exeriiive order, Bas Beeh Puhlic | four children. Mrs. Walter Br: calier Anto Aquselion...In Sl tions coveral | Had Shot Bellboy. four children, Mrs, Walter Bradshaw. ia asserted. It differs no whit from the | separate 1o et un | Sheiry, survive him. executive arders hereinbefore referred | An independent hosrd r admidnister = Well known fn the 1anks of loca? mothers ances wonld he tostep | By the Axsociated Pre: | Master printers. Mr Sheiry was elect Bnay from the present win i o ST, LOUIS, May \ recont $500 | ed president of the Typothetae of g plish coordintion in welt won | PR iR i on | Washington in 1914, serving continu “Officers and emploves of the De- | NWhEn (e vallie DUY R toseed 1|00 Daessed Sarainat AWLlsmy Allen ) L CIv until 1918, Again Jast Septem.| partment of Agriculture are authe v et e R o1t Rutherford, wealthy Pine Bluff, | ey ted president of that | ized to hold State and territorial po- | Washingron ey te have eevialiog Ark., lieutenant in the Neser D"Hfifirl’ and at his death halnl‘dllnufl when such tion iz deemed <ections Ied. A Tew o agn | charged with murdering Jack | that position. necessary hy the Secrefary of Agri | Senator Dill indicated he was o npeson | fIboy in a local hotel, Octo Only last week, apparently in thelcultnre tn secure a more efficient ad o givipg the dirccin vol over | was sl aside yesterday hy|best of health and spirits. he presided | ministration. (President Roosevelt's pedestraine and horse ehictos. | Jndze Mix. This action was|over the weekly luncheon of the|executive order of June 1907 Senator Kinz, Dem: recommended by Attorney General | Typothetae. “'State and county officials may he has prepared seve entry of Missouri, who had taken| e was prominent in affairs of the lappointed special agents under the Senator Capper will urge faverahle | charze of a grand jury investigation | Kiwanis Club of Washington and in| Rurean of the (‘ensua tor the collec | action on the traffic measure, ¢ which started Tuesday. | Masonic cireles. lie was a chavier tion of cotton statistjes. (President | atteption 1o the . Cireuit Attorney Howard Sidener of | member of Temple-Noyves Lodge. No. | Taft’s executive order of Augnst 4, which will Louiz. whe recommended the fine. | 32. and held membership In that or | 1509.) throughout the Summe its passazs was drawn into the invesiigation after ation until his death. In 1906 he FEmployes of the Raclamation I nat ecompleted before adiournment. | it had been learned that John Ruther "\wm ’olmw\c-! 4“[ ‘pl'vml of l‘.maL‘:v Service and the National Park Serv | § 4 G brother of. the' dafendant. paid)| Chapter, No. AL He was made | ice may, with the approval of the res o i 9 e 3 3 Urgent Featnres of Bill. 1814300 1o prevent his brother from ster Ala New Jerusalem | Secretary of the Interior. accept ap | The most vrgent feasure of the raf ' opling a prison sentence. Part of ze. No. 9 . 1896, and in| pointments as deputy State fizh e | A hill i that it will enable the direc [ 1he $14.500 went 1o the mother of | acenpied the worshipful master’'s | game wardens. if no compensation tor 10 proceed with the renewal of the | o Jain vouth, while the remainder thair. e waz a member of Almas|attached to the position. (President more than 160,060 automabile drivers’ | \ae dispensed for atiorneys fens. Temple since 1900, Wilson's executive order of July 9, permits which expired two months o 0TI g N o dterdny vited 4 The Kiwanis Cliuh, Mark Lanshurgh. 1314, age. The measure also provides indiciment against Rutheriord chave | Dresident. will he in charge of the! "“Lahorers in charze of lights in the | <vstem for the snzpension and revocs- | o A arrvinz ceoncealed | Neral services at the residence. 3109 L jichihouse service are excepted from ! ing him Ll E nt tion of permits in tha interest of put- | (8 L i Thiviyfourth sireei, Saturday morn | the operation of the order of January | ic safety. Existing law permits vevo- | TP L ad that two detectives | D5 &t 11 owclock. "The Masonlc hitris (President Wilson's execu cation oni following cony O T o effect | Retvicesial GlenmioodiCemelery. where ordii Gt DAtober 6. 1916 e 1o peranade dohn [utherford 1o ap. | he interient wil ale pince. wiil he | “Emploves of the Treasury Depart S ihehhi heduled to he taken un | 0 BEERECE O onducted hy Temple-Noyes Lodze. | pant may, withe the approval of the | |:|':‘¢;t9"u>r:‘v:\ IVI(-‘-}‘ fr “.‘ ’ru:;«_! Kxuradition proceedings are 1o he . | etary of the Treasury, accept ap- | Re. i 0 M atweel: | ied aeainst Willtum' Allen. Seoty g ! pointment on any State. county or e R e o ek e e, | et el EX-PRESIDENT OF CHILE | [iinmeny on ane State. county o a as ai i poses of obilizin conser "3 | pose; e zing and ne=erving .10 September and March: 1o | COMING WITH ARICA PLEA ' the resources of the countiy. (Frees the Juvenile Court jurisdiction non-support caes: ta improve method of drawing a zvand jury in the District Sovera) emnibus tional interesi alsn mideration tonizht afier measure: nave heen disposed o TRADE BOARD OUTING | T0 DRAW BIG CROWD n hills af na pen Besides District Officials and Con- gressmen, 800 Members Will Attend Tomorrow. Approximately $00 members will at tend the thiriv-second annnal ~had bake of the Washinzton Board of Trade tomorrow at ihe Consvessionad Country ik 5 Resides tho Districi Commission and other local offic Jarge num Pronerty awners and rvesidents on |yoelection. was a passenger on the | gratory bird law. Thev serve without street hetween (ieorzia® and | cieamship Tenn which arrived vester- | Federal compensation until Pt avenues who metitioned the {gay. e sald his party. which in.|emploved, when they are pald $3 a Utilities Commssion vecently cludes several promineni Chileans. [day. About 75 State chemisis are em {10 order the disenntinuance or a re- |was met at quarantine by Samuel | ploved off and on by the Department | routing of the Washington Rapid | Guggzenheim's yacht and taken off the | of Agriculiure in police work in con | Transit Co’s bus line alonz ihat | steamer by arrangement with the | nection with inforcement of the pure thoroughfare. were asked today by |State Department. | food and drug act hese. local offf the commission to offer a solution | Ile is on his way fo Washington | cials have the rizhi {tiate cases to the problem. {10 present a petition from Chilean pa- | for prosecution hy ihe Federal Gov- “The commission sent a letter fo |triotic societies to President oolidge o William T Rollins. 1114 Allison street | concerning the Tacna-Arica dispute. | | who transmitted the petition. askin, 'he petition requests the President. | nhe transmitied the betition. ASKINE | as arbitrator, 1o, consider 1hn - rights | Hotel Inn 16 ‘canse the 1east convenients. | of the population of the area™ as well | 604.610 9th St. N.W he petitloners claimed that the |aS those of the two governments. | J . St. N.w. s e andimiennee o L i Daily, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 | husses are v and produce vibra o = 5 . | {tions whirh lesen plasier in their | S ams. A0 meekln: & 000 num 18 plome v osen wiacier 'in | MRS, IRENE L. GHEEN DIES |} #iniggsh. s, Bt e her of Conzressmen. particuiarly the | memhers nf 1he House and Senate | District committees, will atiend the Affair. | The outing will start at 1 p.m. and the afternonn will he devoted tn ath | letic conteste, These will he foilowesi by dinner at 330 pm.. afier v an elaborate entertainment prozram has heen arranged. The United Stares Band will play during dinner. al arangements have been maie nsport members without auio- mobiles {0 and from the club. Russes ' will leave the headquariers of the Board of Trade at The Star Building Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave nue. at noon. Plans also have been made to bring the guests back. i 1t is expected by T. Brooke Amiss, jr.. chairman of the shadbake com: | mittee, and J. Harry Cunningham. | resident of the hoard. that this will | e the largest affalr of the kind In | the organization’s history. i MILITARY MONUMENTS ! ARE BEING DECORATED, Shields and Laurel Wreaths Placed ' on Memorials Farly for | Decoration Day. | Monuments of the Nation's military heroes in Washingten were heing | Aecorated ioday with shlelds and wreaths nunder the direction of the Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks in preparation for Decoration day. | The decision to decorate these monu- ments todav was made as a result of the erush of activities which will follow tomorrow and Saturday. The McGroarty-O'Connell Post of | the American Legion set the move- | ment for the decoration of these, mtatues on foot and turned over the ' program of decoration to the Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks for execution. The shields. which were prepared | in the shops of that office. ave red, white and hlue with a wreath of laurel leaves =urrounding them. WOMAN ASKS DIVORCE. Charges Thomas £. Brown Decerted ‘ Her Last August. | Mrs. Mary Brown. 409 Eleventh street southeast, today asked the Dis. | triet Supreme Court for a limited di vorce and alimony frem Thomas 8. Brown, 1235 G street southeas:, an ! employe of the Carry lee Cream Co They were married Julv 1, 1922, in this city and have no cnildren. The ' wife complains that her husband nagged her and left her alone late at | night, refusing to account for his ah- | sance. He also spen! his money in gambling and buying ligiuor, the wife states, finally deserting her last Au =uel, since when he has not contrib- uted to her support. she tells the eourt. Attorney Albert appears for the wife. i e The Early Bird. ¥rom the London Masl “My_ daughter, sir, sitting in vour lap! What iz vour explanation?” - "I got heas early, zir, before the he: v W. Jacobson ! PETITIONERS ARE ASKED |~ .~ - —=% TO SOLVE OWN PROBLEM ™7 Merition Atkine Grolides. ne) Requests dant Wilsan's exeeutive order of April 14, 19177 | Al of these exerutive arders rank | excentions. 10 the ariginal Grant order }..r January 17, 1873 | Arbitrator. to Consider Rights Utilities Gomymission of Divided People. Citizens to Suggest How Busses Should Be Re-routed. Principal U. S. Policemar | Br the Asenciated Prese | The Secretary nf Agriculiure 1z the NEW YORK. May 7. -Arture| principal Federal “policeman’ He | Alessandri. former President of Chile. | emplovs na fewer than 400 State of [ who is expected to be a candidate for | ficials in the inforcement of the mi Long Iliness Fatal—Had Lived in Washington 50 Years. Mrs. Trene louise Gheen. £5 vears old. widow of Frederick Gheen. died | GATLIN WILL BROKEN. | Daughter and Wife Will Get En-| % PAID ON SAVINGS tire Estate. | at 11;.- hfw;vu 173:|Knhnurv'w nlan‘.‘ Tresday, after <3 nf sever: ol e canin eoart s | U 30T A U S0 T— zineer of construetion for outh | 00 k. Rev. Dr. €. K. P, (ogawel] | | Under Supervision U. 8. Treasury ern Raflwax, who died last AR | G eiten, ) ATRlesment was H ST. N. W. atlin had attempied to disin IngRLEk) and to allow her mother, | Creek Cemetery. Mg b e e Mrs. Gheen's hushand was in the | SR husinese at Twentieth street 1 ) svivania avenue for many - “nn as E M vy 2l $imons. was left 10 a friend. Mrx. | vears and was widely known in this | For Rent Md. s it 5 % Y -1 As a result of the verdiel the e it survived hy a son. Samuel & || 917 15th Street N.W. frs. H. L. France nd a brother, two sistes daughter will get two-thirds of the estate, and her mother the remaining The Edmonds Bldg. third. Atterneys \Wilton .I. Lamber R Gheen was Rudolph 11, Yeatman and Austin k.| native of Fennsylvania, hut had A _suite of roome on the s appes or the chter. llved in Washington ahout 50 years. second floor of this modern anfield appeared for the daughter. f] enonerlen D Grenade Maker a Pacifist. Althongh Neijls Assen. a Norwegian {inventor who died recently in Stough- | ton, Wis.. maintained 1o the end that The proponent of the will was repre- | senied by Attorneys Frank F. Elder | son Square on Washington's “Wall Street.” Very reasonahle rent for satisfactory lease. [SHANNON & TUCHY) and Vivian 0. Hill, Fleet to Sail With King. ROME. Mav 27 OP). King Vietor | he was a pacifist a1 heart, it i a mat Emmanuel i leaving tomorrow on [ter of record thal during the war he 7 5 7 heard the roval vacht Savnia. accom-|made ahout 16.000.080 hand grenades 3 ”‘"“ ';,';;' NW panied hy <hips, for an offcial |and other implements to kill men | Main 2343 visit 1o § with. He died of tuiberculosis. | this’home 1s to wantto live here-— Beautiful in design. ideally J situated in a restricted street, spacious in proportion and the last word in modern equipment: these new eight-room colonial homes with two baths (one a shower) are the criterion of model home construction. Located in Beautiful Fourteenth Street Terrace (Any 14th Street Car Will Bring You Out Here) 1333 Ingraham Street (Sample Home) > “Far enough out for the family, xet near enough in for the business man” | Always Open For Your Inspection HANNON: & LUCHY] Mambers af The Mrerstive Builders' Association of the Disteiat &f Columiia . | ernment, exactly as Gen. Andrews' lo. | tion agents on behalf of ihe plant auarantine activities of Sacretary Jar herein disclosed will be brought ment are convinced that the prece. TEXAS NEGRO APPEALS T cal men, under the Coolidge owi'ar, dents enumerated blow cnmpleltel_\‘l‘oull would have in the case of prohibition | of water the contention that Mr. Cool- | infractions. ; fdge has either erred or exceeded his TO SUPREME COURT The Department of Agrirulture uses | Authority e | several State entomologists in the for. e . Declares He Was Barred From 1 ast service of the Uinited States and s i | {ahout 50 State veterinarians in the | ];“"“':"Ih" H'":“ :" ?""h“" Pollx in Primary on Grounds Con- . L] i fleld mervice of the Riureau of Animal n the design of the Knglish penny Industry. In the horticultural service [it | fha cugtam fn reverse the head stitution Did Not Apply. S H S S T L G e e e reign. Thus, the head of King George Inoks to the left, while an the King seaside re for | Germany's most popolar 1. A. Nixon of Kl Paso, Tex., filed ! | in the Supreme Court taday a brief in| pate in Democratic primaries in the | |v stern Texas, the sult. which sought ° | to recover $5,000 damagee agairst , ! precinct judges, was dismissed on the | grounds that the Federal Constitutior and laws relating to suffrage do not apply to primaries. The case will he reached for aral ar gument early in the next term of # court, heginning in Octoher . ! Many Teachers Unemployed. RERLIN, April 30 (Correspondence) The younzer school teachers in Ger dine’s department. Fdward penny the head lnoks fa the | his appeal contesting validitv of the Refore the Senate committee on i |yight. Vietoria, like her grandson, | [P¥as law wunder which he w | many are even werse off than their diclary or the House of Representa- | ook ta the left. * | hibited from voting in the American colleaguee. At a recent as tives acts on the measures, either for > | Democratic primaries in Jnly | sembly of teachers it was sald that investigating or curbing the Presi contending that the statute which| T * 0 s E : dent's power. if i llkely that the facts | The entire management of one of | renders a negro ineligible to partiei | °f the 110,000 school teachers normall: empioved in Prussia, over 30,000 are aut of work. The salarfes are in Strick ward. Washington officials whe are |sorts has heen placed for the first |State fs nnconstitutional was abont to enter the dining room| Prestdent Caolidge. this writer has|concerned with prohihition enforee.'time in the hands of a woman. In the Federal District Court for | credibly low of the Congressional Country Club|discovered, has any number of prece : atint ; i uetis | dents for impressing Iacal officials into last night, where he. with Dr. Curtie) Loge ai"police” service by executive | S g Jr@n{; the. 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