Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1926, Page 11

; s THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1926. a1, 4, ‘l‘RY 'I'[] S AVE LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. —By WEBSTER. |INSURANCE INQUIRY BEGUN IN RICHMOND VAGT FOREST AREA | Commission, Appointed by Byrd, el Seeks Relief From Allegedly Attempting to Establish Con- trol Lines About Fires in High Rates Now Pervailing. Three States. to the employers of labor, who aver that they are being made to pay 4 Dethol-theyre dead) fhat e el e 5 7 ol-theyie de complaint against the fire insurance : rates is one that reaches every part & H of the State, the rural sections being KILL all those pests with it :}fifilirx:ghfl“ by the classifica- IMPROVED DETHOL. Durlng the recent sessions of the The wonderful new secret Legislature m#ny attempts were made formula that never fails. to adjust the matter of rates for in- N £1 dod . surance, and the matter of a legls- o fly can dodge it. lesos SIS S AEE e o '7:;:0“: deal Roaches can’t hide from it. of attention, while the propoesition to 2 o SR A CRTEY . Soeth: hitie The deadlyfmst penetrates ance was considered. It was pointed every crevice. Destroys out that the State can afford to carry every insect in range. Spray IMPROVED DETHOL today. Simple —Safe—Sure. Guaranteed. GO AREAD, MR, PRESIDENT, SAY IT! cer e T CUTA YER Special Dispatch to The Star, RICHMOND, Va., August 3.—In- surance rates—fire, casuaity and workmen's compensation—ure to be subjected to a rigid ifquiry in this city this Fall and Winter by a com mission’ of five named by ‘the gov- ernor. The first meeting was held yesterday afternoon, when Dr. J. A. C. Chandler, president of William and 'M;.ry‘ College, was made chairman Sy K and Walker C. Cottrell of this city Cub: aho £ - ' as A e e wos mamed ue soretary. Omer| o Oube Hes Quake Hiaing in 1oay 4 < Z : members of the commission are R.| HAVANA, August3 (P). The Kaniksu, Flathead % 7 % 2 P K. Phrker. o Auplienis o B | diaks Gesttored \ Jordan of Dublin and Braden Van-|a&ed nino ot devediter of Noioll. Oriente l’.*o;'inc arly vesterday. No . {lives were lost and no one was in- Commissioner Joseph Button of the i v i insurance department of the State |Jured. The tremor was of short duras | > sat with the commission and dis- 3 | ! Z % cussed the general work of the body, t| 2 > \ 5 and he will lend co-operation in avery = 2 way with the view to bringing relief from allegedly high rates, especially its own risks and save vast sums each year-“more than enough to offset any loss that may arise and provide a fund that would he con verted into cash, so that the interest would more than pay the losses after a few years. MISSOU With the V triet 4,000 Shgiis sh con timbe: \proved, mo ttempting to estat spray An earth- and dam- Manzantllo, v thonsands month. Reports of logging camps and isolated ranch houses being leveled Campers on Lake McDonald, a the western entrance to Glacier Park were returning after fleeing S; menaced seve b ~ide of the park, visitors enter, has not ened by fires. Numerous bl in the F forest, .west a, have until only hange ir will bring relief, fore Guaranteed!—means your money back without a murm unless your're fully satisfed. ~ Hal i - e I Dir\'!‘lnlxl size, 50c; f; > ¥ L A / pint only 75c; quarts, $1.25; . Big combination is hung up out- | package containing full pint an. | T veden it is a sign | dealers or Dethol Manufacturing Co., ac, = Building and Permanent LOANS | El i 9 not at home. O invite applications, which will be given 3 : i mortherh | s ) prompt consideration, for building loans e D iioe o aitustion has hasn = - /5 - on all classes of high-grade income-producing properties, in amounts of $250,000 upwards. When a door k side a house iy that the family i pen thre | wckfeet | read weather | ASpercl'al Sunday Excursions BALTIMORE Tickets on sale every Sunday, good on all | regular trains—7 . to and inciuding 100 PM. from Union Station (except No. 6 9:10 AM)—good returning on all after- noon and evening trains same day (except No. 5, 1:52 P.M)). Avoid the Sunday highway congestion..]} 60-minute traine with clean, modern coaches make for travel safety and comfort, Baltimore & Ohio-: 5 made critical by the lack of rain_for | two months. Wooden trestles of the Hudson's Bay Railway and 10 miles of telegraph poles are among the property destroyed. CAMPUS IN 2 STATES. Lincoln and Lee University at Kan- sas City to Straddle Line. = ; KANSAS CITY, August 3 (®).— Students of the future Lincoln and Tee Unliversity of Kansas City will pass from one State to another every | time they go from the law school, for instance, to the administration building. | Lusty cheers for a football victory may be heard in two states and a hase ball clouted for a home run in Kansas may be retrieved by an alert small boy in Missourl. The Kansas-Missouri boundary line runs through the site for the new university. Thirty-seven acres of the 273-acre campus lie in Missouri &nd the rest is in Kansas. 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