Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 23

MILLIONAIRE'S KIN WINWILL CONTEST $6,000,000 Estate of John D. Jennings, Eccentric, Was Claimed by Friend. By the Associated Press CHICAGO. June 18- Five grand-| nieces and nephews of John D. Jen- | nings. eccentric millionairve, will >l|;l|‘e; his $6,000.0¢ th ult of an order m Friend of t terday. The will. which il fight by hel ‘Those George 'l h Jennings and Florence Brady. all of | ca and Edna A. Quest of Louls- who John | din 1887 | over the estate of John wuisville, Ky., who died »d on the death of hi: Jennings, @n eccentric vel on el: an | v Edwin mutjiated | orihern Trust | of the estate | state dealer and friend of Jennings | When the value of the Jennings es- | tate became known more than 200 persans i various parts of the coun- | try filed claims of heirship and at- | tempted to break the will, charging | that it had been forged. | | | ROCKEFELLER HELPS PSYCHOLOGY STUDY| Foundation Report Says Snbjectj and Biology Must Be Considered | in Medical Practice. | e e | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK. Ju .—The Racke. | feiler foundation h cond installment of the foun. | review of its activities dur- | made public v . said | that the foundation had aided the American and Canadian comittees for | mental hygiene. { r lands of the Pacific.” the re- | “offer exceptional advan. | 17 investizating racial and so- | cial problems. These various oppor- | tunities are not permanent.” | The foundation has pledged funds tor co-operation with Australian uni- vers for research work among the matives of the Melaesian islands. Riding a Camel. « do ri to call the | rt.” He s, | 1 ship that pitehe M eamel th ndesd. like Teads him b tunate passenger top of the cam hone and ende T i B Ay :fi@ ;g Tedd Sherwood , Forest On the Severn River FURNISHED BUNGALOWS FOR RENT Two Golf Courses Excellent Bathing Via Bladenshurg and Defense Highway, 28 Mlles i 1206 18th St. N.W. Main 75633 Or, when downtown, “Ask Mr. Foster” For amazing re- sults, kill mosqui- i toes with Tangle- foot Spray. This powerful insecti- cide “burns them up.” Action is im- mediate. ‘Tanglefoot is un- equalled for killing o moths, flies, roaches, bedbugs, fleas and ants. Quart $1.35; A S0; 34 piat pint 750; 500; Super- Sprayer, 35¢ SPRA THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY GRAND RAPIDS. MICHIOAN SMITH LEAVES FOR WEST. Governor Will Visit Friend’s Farm and Eucharistic Congress. ALBANY, Smith left Grand Rapid In Chicago he plans to attend the Catholic Eucharistic Congress. of them soiled. Sizes 13/ to 18 THE EVENING governor indicated that he: attached little political significance to the trip. In Michigan, the governor expects to visit on the farm of. George K. Goetz, a friend, who is not active in politics, according to information available here. \. Y., June 18 (#).—Gov. sterday for a trip to Mich., and Chicago. There are more than 800 rooms. in the Law Courts, London, with- The ! out counting the actual courts. STORE OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW )\ FROM 9:15 AM. TO 6 P.M. STAR, BANK STOCKS SELL HIGH. Winchester, Va., Estate Securities Sale Indicates -Soundness. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., June 18.—So- lidity of local banking institutions and confidence for the future were in- WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1926. dicated today in the sale of shares of capital stock in all local banks owned by the late Misses Shumate, rich spinsters, Who;e e;‘amlos are in litiga- tion. Shenandoah Valley National | Value of §50 brought $65. Bank stock, par value $100, brought |, 5 Lk U top prices of $323.25 a share. The high for Farmers and Merchants’ Na- tional Bank stock, par value $100, was $242.50. Union Bank stock, par $25, ran up to $40. Commercial and cats, dogs and horses. $23.50, compared with $10 par. Saving Bank stock blocks brought Although the George Washington Hotel Corporation is not yet paying dividends, preferred stock of a par An_ ailment similar to hay fever can be caused in many people by the odor of certain animals, notably Soap Heiress Granted Divorce. CHICAGO, June 18 (#).—Miss Mar- garet Johnson Massee, heiress of the Caleb Johnson soap fortunes, was granted a divorce in Super! Court vesterday from Burt Aland Massee, CORNS Quickrelieffrom painful [( corns, tender toes and pressure of tight shoes: wealthy vice president of the com- pany. She was given custody of their two children. Mrs. Massee charged cruelty. Summer storeshours do not go into effect until Saturday, July 10, when we will be closed all day Saturdays in f July and August. During July and August our daily store hours will be the same as now—9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M, Ready Tomorrow—A Complete Store for MenintheNewlyImproved Bargain Annex Have you seen the Bargain Annex, 613 E St., lately? You won’t know the place. Two big windows and an imposing entrance way now invite you to one of the most complete Men’s Stores you could wish for—a store where economy reigns supreme. Not only smart apparel for men—but furnishings as well. A place every man should get acquainted with. As special inducement we initiate the new Bargain Annex Store for Men with the tempting sales below, each one worth a special trip in itself. 2,000 Pairs of Slightly Imperfect Men’s Hose None with any serious de- fects in them. 6 pairs for $1 Light-weight cotton half hose that are' es- pecially comfortable and serviceable in Summer. Marked imperfect for reasons seldom noticeable and certain to have no effect whatever on their wear. Choose from black, brown, blue, tan, or gray in sizes 91 to 1115, 1,000 pairs of shoes 95 usually seen at prices ° much higher than this. The newest styles, both high and low. Practically every good model of the present season is included. With brogue, collegiate, broad- toe or medium lasts. Finely built of dark or light tan calf, patent colt or gun metal calf, with sturdy Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels. Plenty of sizes 6 to 11. 3,000 Semi- Soft Collars Some slightly imperfect—some 5 c None with imperfections you need worry about. And those that are soiled are easily enough re- - stored to their original good looks. And then there are some stiff collars for those who prefer them. A number of well known makes are represented— collars you have paid 5 and 6 times as much for. In a full range of sizes from 131; to 18. The very latest models, Men’s Straw Hats A real opportunity for any man. ' Fine sennets and other weaves in the new wider brimmed models so popular this season. Conservative models as well. Plain or fancy bands to choose from. 108 Fine Toyo Panama Hats, $2.47 The Hecht Co. Bargain | 1,000 Pa'lm Beach 19¢ | and Mohair Suits The famous Priestley and Farr Mohairs Palm Beach Suits need no introduction Every man needs a couple in order to stand Washington in Summer — and every man can well afford a couple, thanks to this Bargain Annex Sale. Choose your color: New Blues Brown or\Tan Gray or Black Pin Stripes Mixtures Both 2 and 3 button models in cool, single breasted styles. Every one meticulously tai- lored and offering a range of sizes from 34 to 50. Alterations at cost. Othér Sales in Men’s 'Apparel Priestley’s Famous “Airpore” Tropical Worsteds (sizes 34 to 44), 815 ’ Men’s One and Two Trousers Blue Serge Suits (sizes 33 to 46), $24.75 Light-weight Summer Trousers.. 32.85 . $3.85 and $4.85 Imported White Linen Knickers (slightly imperfect), $2.15 Fine Grade, Double Shrunk, White Duck Trousers, $1.75 White Drill Sailor Pants (slightly soiled), in all sizes, $].45 Full Cut, Finely. Tailored Khaki Pants, only £ % 50 Pairs of Regular $12 Woolen Knickers (30 to 42), $5.85 X3 g Annex .About 2,000 of These Athletic Union Suits 57¢ A very-few of them are slightly soiled or harmlessly imperfect. Most of them are abso- lutely perfect. Full cut, faultlessly tailored, with double-sewn seams, taped armholes and closed crotch. Plenty of sizes—from 36 to 46. Handkerchiefs 67¢ Dozen Scarcely more than 5c a piece for them—and they are full sized handkerchiefs, too. 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And in a full range of sizes from 14 613 E St. N.W. One dollar—you’re reading it right.