Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1926, Page 5

TR 0 6 ‘ HEHER ANUITS Senate Approves House Measure—Other District Bills Are Passed. ¥our District bills that had previ- ensly passed the House were ap- proved by the Senate a special session last night. namely: o liber- alize the public school teachers’ re- tirement law, to abolish the half- cent tax levied on all atreet car pas- sengers crossing the Key Bridge, 10 restore to ths Juvenile Court juris- diction over men-suppori cases and 1o widen Harvard street near the Z.00. . | The feachers’ retirement measure passed without debate. other than a request by Minority Leader Robin- | son of Arkansas for an explanation of the bill. Chairman Capper of the | Senate Distriet commities ex- plained that the present law hases annuitier as well as the teachers’ | contributions on the average of the hasic salaries received over the total | length of service, covering Tong | ok 56 yvears in some cas Since | the original law was passed. Sen- ater Capper. pointed out. teachers' salaries have heen fncreased. and Yet annuities have been calculated on salaries in effect 20 vears ago. when many teachers received only £500 or $600. Percentages Are Retained. | The new law. enactment of which | 1s now practically complete. does not | reduce the percentages of contribu- tion by the teachers. which will vary from 5 to 8 per cent. The teachers will pay 57 per cent of their annulties and the District gov- | ernment 43 per cent. Senator Cap- | per sald this amended act places | the teachers’ retirement plan nearer | 1o the level of the policemen and | firmen pension law. Senator Jones of Washinzton pre- | sented The non-zupport hill. which, id, merely restored 1o the Court the jurisdiction it had over non-support cases until the higher courts decided that a man eould not be sentenced to hard labor without an indictment. The pend- ng bill eliminates references to hard fabor from the law. | The Senate passed several othel bills of some interest to the District One would authorize the Secretary | of Commerce to construct a new Jower plant In the. grounds of the tnrean of Standards. Honor for Washington. Another grante the consent Congress 1o the Wakefieli National | Memarial -Association 1o build on | fiovernment land at Wakefield, Va. | » veplica of the house in which | Cienrge Washington was horn The bill authorizing the Secretary | of War to sell Forts Hunt and | Washinzton ; % Blue Suits Choice of Extra Pair of Blue Trousers or Extra Pair of White Flannels *38 The famous P-B Trousers Suits need no introduction. this special combination of Blue Serge or Blue unfinished worsted, single or double breasted styles, with ¢ blue trousers or flannel trousers is a remark- able value. A complete assortment ‘of all builds. Flannel Trousers priced separately $9 and $15 The Avenue at Ninth | against Newman RB. Brown of 641 1. Given, assistant United States attor- on the Potomac River n» “Super-\'alue” NATIVES WILL PICNIC. | The Society of Natives will hold its second annual plenic Saturday afterncon. June 19. at the Joaquin Miller cabin, in Rock Creek Park, it was announced today. Busses will be provided to convey members and guests to the, cabin, leaving Mount Pleasant street and | Park road (the end of the Mount Pleasant car line). Luncheon will b | served shorily after 1 o'clock and re- | freshments later in the day. | A program of entertainment. sports and games has been arranged and winning Natives will be awarded prizes. Mrs. 1. C. Kondrup is chair- | man of the pienic commitiee, | DROPS .LARCEWY CHARGE., The charge of larceny after trust, involving a Klorida real estate deal. street was dropped vesterday by Ralph ney. Brown was alleged to have sold Mrs, ie Gorsuch of Corcoran Courts a | e of property in Florida without ving title and later appropriating $300 for his own use, Evidence of the contract introduced Brown's attorney showing the sig- tures of the two parties caused Mr. Given to nolle prosse the case. and number other military properties nn longer needed was postponed when Senator Trammell Democrat. of Florida. said he wanted to inquire into one project in his Stare. Showing a dejermination ta reduce the volume of routine matters awalt ing action, the Senate last night e than 90 hills. U Two But hoice of extra. pair of sizes—for men of ) THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, | WOMAN JUSTICE AND RAIDED GAMBLING HOU l' CONSTABLES FIGHT ABOUT A_UTHORITY IN GAMBLING RMVD (Continued from First Page) _ mediately set out for the gambling house, accompanied by Mrs. A. D. Bailey of treasurer of Prince Georges County KEnforcement Georges County W, C. T. U. Court Uses Crap Tables. Mrs. Morris set up a courtroom in the gambling house. improvising foi the purpose some of the crap-shooting tables on the second floor. And there conrt was opened. The first hitch came when the pro prietor of the place conld not be lo- M 2 oo cated. ' v ‘A man appeared who Justice the Peace Rhetta Morris Caa = of Hyattsville, who held a hearing in the “Hardway™ pictured ahove, after | it was raided last night. % PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Supervision U. 9. Treasury 1408 N ST. N. Pilgrim's House Sold. LONDON. .June ). Chantry House, at Billericay, Essex, the six teenth century residence of Christo pher Martin, one of the leaders of the Pllgrim Fathers. was sold toan Ameri can this afternoon for removal to Bos | ton, Mass. 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