Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 25

FIVE GUARDIANSHIP | BILLS APPROVED Citizens’ Advisory Council Favors Limiting Fees to 5 Per Cent. Five bills designed to bring reforms In the administration of the estates of insane persons and other public wards were approved by the Citizens’ Advisory Council last night at its weekly session in the office of Engl- neer Commissioner J. Franklin Bell. Approval of the bills was recommend- ed in reports submitted by Council- men George R. Wales and Robert Faulkner. No mention was made of Mr. Fenning's name or of conditions reported to exist under existing laws A reduction in the maximum al- lowance of guardians or committees from 10 to 5 per cent of the total| amounts of estates administered is | proposed in one of the bills An | emendment was recommended by the council permitting the courts to make exceptions in cases of small estates. Two other bills limited to five the number of infants and insane persons, respectively, for whom any one per-| son could act as guardian. An amend- | ment was sugzested to these to permit | the courts additional flexibility in ex ceptional cases. Another bill would prevent the railroading of persons into insane asylums. The other would change the method of appointment of guardians for the insa . Chalrman Jesse C. Suter announced that he had received a letter from Commissioner Bell which was inter- preted as an abandonment by the Oommissioners of their recent com- munication refusing an invitation to AMUSEMENTS' (Continued from e Twenty four.) Hearts,” N son in * . Fred Thom the Border,” ‘asey of the Coast and a novelty, “The Gb. ramp, ‘Tramp’; L8 Hines in “Rainbow Riley."” YORK. Sunday and Monday, Norma Tal-, madge in “Kik nd Aesop Fable: Tuesday, Le sercrude Olmstead in “Monte ¢ Day in “The Soap Suds 5 Wednesday, Monte Blue and Marie | urda; Bowes in * ASKS INTERCITY BUS LlNE.;‘ William H. Merz Would Run More Coaches to Philadelphia. Plans for establishing another luge motor coach line between Wash. | in=ton and Philadelphia were revealed | vesterday when William H. Merz filed ' an application with the Publis Utilities | Commission for authority h proposed line into the Disf Washington terminus would Mayflower Hotel. The Red Star line is now operating a motor bus line between Washing- ton and Philadelphia. Mr. Merz ad THE EVENING [ Enjor the convenience of a Palais Royal charge account—Remember, we do not charge interest. ‘G Street at Eleventh STAR. WASHINGTON, D.-C, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. - %PAavLAIS ROYAL 1926. Hundreds of uvnadver- rised items throughout the store offer vou decided opportunities for savings, “Kresge Department Stores, Inc. 7 smre' Hours, 9:15 AM. to 6 P.M. Sale of Morning Frocks In a Timely Selling Right When You Want a New Supply Only 300 of them. Frocks that were made to sell for $4.50 and $5.98—s0 be early! Sizes 36 to 52 39 Dresses that are crisp and cool! In shades and styles that will be smart and serviceable to wear shopping, in the garden, for gen- join in a discussion of a tentative 10- year financial program to parallel a ofvic improvement plan covering that period. “It is to be expected,” said Col. Rell's letter, “that hefore the estimates for the next fiscal vear are |~ 4 taken up we shall have on which to base a financial program GINGER as recently recommended by the i counel.” : ALE! The council ordered Recorder Harry | N. Stull zr;_& g;nd a lemir to Xn5.1 Ray- NONE BETTER mond A. Wheeler, retiring Assistant District ‘Engineer’ Commissioner. ex: A. G. HERRMANN pressing regret at his transfer and | & apprecaition of his services to the ! 950 Tenth St. S.E. .city. The bill proposing to create e buresu of school hygiene in ihe health department was disapproved. . The report which the couneil will transmit to Congress cites that school authorities and Health Officer Wil- | llam C. Fowler do not favor it. i NINE PERSONS INDICTED. 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