Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1926, Page 50

HEIRESS 1S FOUND DEAD INAPARTMENT] < Jean MacKenzie Believed to Have Killed Self Because of Loneliness. By the Associated P 5 v YORK., June 11. in enwich Vilia apartment A bhanker friend, Miss Jean MacKenzie, an heiress, is supposed to have com mitted sulcide because of loneliness after her roommate married a nava \l] ofticer, Her mother, Mrs, Kenzie, widow of a holder in the Singer N Co., wias on the way today from San Franeisco for a last sight of her daughter. The hody was found by Raymond T. h. who called to ad: vise her about some investments, and who had & dinner en ement with her. Alr. Fish told police he found the apartment door open and walked in when nobody answered his knock. He found the body in the bathroom clad a flimsy nivhtzown 1 had coltai v poison were nes and Miss M enzie's lips burned. A doctor said she had been dead about 12 hours Police notified Found dead by “harlotte P. Mac wealthy stock sewing Machine | ctte P, ~Kenzie, hrother roommate, and Co A inlaw of the Clay Sehuyler Dr. Croig said Miss MacKenzie had vecently inherited a large sum from another ancie. He dec that sev eral timss recently s d spoken of her extreme loneliness since her chum marrice. Miss M and had taught school BUS TERMIN'AL PLANNED. to The Sta former Special Diepatei bus lines operating in and out Winchester are being worked out by representatives of severul of the larger concerns, it was learned toda eral pieces of property are he under consideration, and it is ex- pected u site will be acquired soon A numb r-car busses are to go into ice as soon as a mile or two of work is donc on the Win- chester-Washington road by way of Paris and ax. Transportation by motor has become an in- dustry of considerable magnitude here in recent vears, but no waiting room accomn are provided for patro! URGES NEW CABINET POST A . Cal., June 11 tion of a secretary of bigh- ays in the President’s cabinet proposed by A. Rountree in ad- dressing the convention of the United States Good Roads Association here Mr. Rountree is director genera the association. All road building activities of the Federal Government would be consoli- dated in the bureau of public roads, under the plan outlined by the speaker. s e Births Reported g, following births heve been reported to lin Department in the last 24 hours: " and B et o ar. William D. and Mars Miller, girl James M. and Catherine Hicks. boy. boy. Ehrmantraut, Miss | ¢ was | f TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"Little Miss Bluebeard,” comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Belle Baker, vaudeville, at 6 hurh-~ Hobh\ llen\h and company, vaudeville, continuous from 1:30 to 11 p.am. Columbia—*The Palm Beach Girl,” at 10:40 a.m. and 0, 2:15, 4:15, 6, 50 and b, Rialto —Rolling Hom am. and 1385, 3:55, 5:35, 9335 pan. Metropolitan—"The Reckless .m. and 1:35, 3:40, 5:30, 7 pan. at 11:35 7:356 and Lady,” at , 4:40, 6:20, Mile. \ludlsl(‘, 740 and 9:40 p.m. Ambassador- 6:13, 8 and Central 3:30. 5, Strand nd 12:30, nd 9:30 p.m. Wardman Park- Toand 9 pan. Lincoln (colored) continuous from 2 at 3:40, 5:40, onte p.m. “Rocking Moon,” at 12:30, 30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. “The Bool . 3:50, Carlo,” at ‘Quo Vadis?” at “The Still Alarm,” to 11 p.m. BORNO TO ARRIVE MONDAY President of Haiti Will Be Dinner uest of President During Visit. M. Louts Borno, President of Haiti, will receive the customary honors ac- corded chief executives of foreign gov- ernments on his forthcoming visit to He is due at New York . and will come to this city Monday and make his headquar- ters at the Mayflower Hot. He is accompanied by Mme. Borno and a small party. On arrival at New York President Borno will be recéived by J. Butler Wright, Assistant Secretary of State, representing P'resident Coolidge, nd the Haitian minister at this capi- . M. Hannibal Price, who will ac- company the visitors to Washington. The official program of entertain- ment in this city has not been finally arranged, but will include a dinner at the White House by President and ‘oolidge, « reception at the Pan can Building and a dinner by the n minister: ARTISTIC MANTELS Choice Line to Select from T WE:s Repairing Oppenllen'ner _& Shah Expert Can safely and accurately be filled at this conveniently located bank. Why not do all your banking here 3% interest on savings. ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. John M. and Glen Thompson. irl nd Agnes M._Howitz, girl, Sarah Mmuomm. boy. 3 Al joncy and Ma me. | Firl. illie E. anc Nathan K nd " Katherina Hansborough. her W, and Elcie P Robineon, bor. d and Elma M. Walker. boy. » Nicholson, girl Thomas rl. 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Every Sunday, 9 00 A M FARE 24 ton and_Hoildsy hm & Children Malf Fare. 40-MILE MOONLIGHT TRIP Tonight and Every Evenf Saturday and Buginy. FREE DANCING Film Features HIPPODROME Bl c, EDMUND LOWE ‘Also COMEDY. AMERICAN ",'".?,‘T ““!‘* ‘CH'"P OF THE FL b DUMQARTON M NGSTC HANRISON r FOUR HUNDRED." H. Olive Presents 1119 H St. N, PRINCES CAP[TOL ot 2 to 5 pm. A h & 0 St Children’s ) imission 5e. with € NEW STANTON o %“;.:, - 1 H. Street N.E. JONNSTON'S “THE FIGHT Takoma Parl, | TAKOMA wI WIV I AL 'll).) Ta. Ave. Ph.W.953 CIRCLE *'9 ‘and LESLIE PROF. AND MRS 1 10 —Clas i Join ou Orchestra. DAVISON'S ™ PROF. MRS 1320 M ST, Main 1 \tlllnl “wi hdllra Charléston. Foxtrot. Taugo. Ju Efim