Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 5

ELECTION T0 END LEGION SESSION Placing Wreath on Tomb of THE EVENING .STAR. WASHINGTON, 1241 OUT OF 485 BAR APPLICANTS PASS D. €. TESTS FOR ADMISSION References of Successful Candidates for Practice Must Yet Be Checked Up by Examiners—50 to Be Presented at Time. - e son Lee Roy Smathers, Ernest L. Smith, Robert E. Lee Smith, Francis Carroll Stetson, James S. Stewart Michael Strauss. James E. Stuart, Lee Allen Swem, William _R. Thickstun, Phillp W. Thomas, Herbert W. Thornton, George E. Tolman, Edward J. Tracy, Edward, Scott Tyler, Edward L. Updike, Frank J. Valenta, Albert Viault, Philip Wag- shal, Ralph Linwood Walker, Lynch D. Waller, Herbert S. Ward, Doro- thea M. Was , William H. Webb, Mangum Wee Robert ~ Henry Wendt, Burton R. Wilbur, Frank Wil- D. C., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1926 LIQUOR CAR ABANDONED. [SHOOTING IS ACCIDENTAL.| Driver Jumps From Machine When Chased by Policeman. Police are seeking the owner of an automobile abandoned near Sheridan Circle yesterday after a chase by Po- liceman J. H. Hunt of the third pre- cinct. The driver jumped from the car. There were seven cases of corn whisky In the machine. Woman Brought to Hospital With | ‘Wound in Breast. Mrs. Sallle Marcey, 55 vears old, of | Lyonhurst, Va., was taken to George- | town University Hospital vesterday with a bullet wound in her left breas Hev condition is undetermined. Police of the seventh precinct re- port that Mrs. Marcey said she was cleaning a pistol at her home when Manufacturer wishes to purchase not les$ than thirty thousand square .feet land. Must be in industri2! zone, Unknown Also on Alexandria Program. - it accidentally discharged. She was rushed to the hospital in | an automobile of 1. O'Brine. Denmark has a building slump. The Hob-Nob Washington’s Newest Cafeteria 1010 F St. N.W. (Opposite Woodward & Lothrop) Saturn.ne O. Madarang, Clyde | of his cllents have been out of the h Mason, Joseph Page Massie. city all Summer, | Wby Mason, Richard A. Maher, | Miss Maude Alton, principal of the Luncheons: 11.45 A.M. to 2 P.M. E preferably Georgetown. Prefer vacant ground as wish to erect building suit- able to our purposes. session within eightmonth % Cash. Address Box 315-M, Pos- Star Office. i P T sAGst (ChAIEmAR; AHalM fora. George. s, | en. Ernest Leroy Wilkinson, Theron P RalOh (Given, Sserebacy. o the Harold " Francts Haw : D; Wilson, William N. Wood, George| amining committee for mlml\w Hawks, Edwar X x m“flxht‘ John H. Young and Helferich, Henry P. F srael. R. Zaontz. ! AT made_public a lis suc: | Henrs, Delmar 1. Hill, Georee D. i Spectal Dispatch to The Star. 1 candidates fc Hicks, Joseph Hirschman, Cla o, v e | 35 applicits | Homée, Bavix 1. Hommsien, Junes It | YOUTH, 18, UNCONSCIOUS th the clection of officers and : June. A 15 Wi Yootion oe e R or the mext conven. | A little less than half passed the men: | Osmond Hyde, Nelle L. Ingels, tion, the eighth annual gathering of | tal tests. lam "Roy Ives, Georgo R; Jacksen, IN PARK FROM HUNGER the American Legion and auxillary | The examining committee made it | (hester e, Hobet L. S will end today. Afterward the dele- | plain that this does not insure nd- rice Judd. Robert L | Unconscious from lack of mourish- gatas will visit Arlington National | mission to the persons named until! Kaptan, H. ment, Jack Leonaxdi Villares, 18-year- Cemetery and place a wreath on the [the seven memYers of the committee Keeh h Thomas old son of the Brazilian artist, Decio Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and | have made a personal inspection of s \0‘1\{7‘1.}\ T T oiiis i Villares, was taken Monday from mter several will motor, as guests| he applicant and have checked up |Kelly, Samuel W. ¥ipS T3 5 ayette .Park to Emergency Hos- of the local post to Fairfax Court | thein reference as to their®moral char- | Kirc Reuben Klaben, JORn | pital where he told a story of his re they will inspect the | acter and fitness. In most of the|iline, Harrison 1. Knauss, MOTSEH ) family's dire poverty, due to lack of shington. Most of | ipnlications as many as 9 or 10|X. Knotts, Beter Koster, STHIL, | customers for his father's work, will lenve such names are given and.a great | Lambert, Robert k. Lamberth, (IA0T| The boy'sfather, mother and sistep homes tonight. Virginia Beach is a |amount of correspondence required, |- Levine, Robert C. Latimer, Far®: are at Franklin Square Hotel, to strong gontender for the 1927 gather- Earnest pointed out |ton M. Long, Charles . LILRL e | which Jack was able to return yes- w5 v ; . Isaac Lisansky, Philip (oucks | tarday. The family had been run- ; i ot ;| Albert S, Lisenby, Arthur G, LoD | ning ‘short of funds of late, it was 1, Gr applicants, both mentally Leo Carroll Patrick Lynch, Abrahiif | jearned today, and starvation and out movement Formal admission to | M. Lucks, Charley E. L“h"yv\ m“ eviction from the hotel were looming? Among th adopted vester- [ commence Monday, Oct eHch W Lyle, Kenncth I JcAy The father about a year ago obtained - was one calling on the Ameri dates being 1 Irank McIntyre | orders to paint portraits of several canization comroittee, hoth mnatio ay by Chairman Knight, John V. ) prominent persons in the Capital, in- McGhee, Mc-y cluding Mrs. John B. Henderson and and deparimental, for means to cor of those | & the mental m est_incluges: lution requested mili- | Richard H. Akers, Willlam H. At- he State to desig- | kinson, Raphael Charles Allen, L. £ as the of- | Anderson, Paul R. Ames, Marauis rnor for Vir Lo " 9 r anamy, Frank H.| Representative Sol Bfoom, but most Joiton Manter, James V Americanization School, visited the " . . Ses ntennial and 2 V. , Jacob Milwit, James Wil-| family and assured them that Hiwass AERCOR TR uard to march in the y v e liam M , Robert R. Miller, Spen-| the Americanization School Associa- it Philudelphia with mas Bmmert Beall, Wiltred Doug. | cer Barrett Michael, George M. Miller, | tion will endeavor to aid them in onnaires ias Teatie, Ernest G.'Bender, James | 1. & Qlofcure, Francis John Moran, | their ‘search for employment. Young L. | villa S Wi s ¥ S S Eennow Star GoEnR ctord David Morse, Emmette Villares was a_student of the school % mfi!fifi!fi V. Benne anley : Hi!fi!i'fi!i&fi'.’fifi!fi!i!fi&fi Heat Mars Banquet. SesHbiR : on oH Moserey, John A, Murphy, Elmer J. | at the last So inteuse was the heat on Renah | |t % PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Supervision U. 8. Treasury | H ST. N. W. 110 hear the speaking. Brins Samusl it Powers, Charles 3E il Caton, past commander | Mila 3 Brinkley, John " Brubaler, | Henry Qmmh). Charles Henry £ ‘the post“and toastmaster, | Helon M. Burps, M. B. Byington. Ir Thomas _D. Quinn, How- andria. She praised the work being | Thomas H. Creighton e lmn (-o:rrg\eur;v Gjl;fflf Powder gun, 10c! And the lowest liquid prices Benjamin B g Schoolmeesters, G . Schot- e Comdr. Frank M. . Ber. lor; ohn . Ganbon: . Marion E. Schwartz, Ralph you ever saw! ~ OK! Semi-Annually S Commencing January 1, 1926 Assets Over character building and said the Le- 8. E . James F gion ands fc lhn tion, rey d- | £ r ; rrell, Pa less of political or religious belief: ¥ M. Fisher, called the gathering to order. _Reuben Theodore Ralph, Daniel J. Raedy, said Alexand wcll Datley, F i C. Dam. | Scott, Temple Wayne Seay, John L. Black Flag LIQUID $12,000,000 Music was furnished by the Fort urtney Fletcher, AL Hdwin A Block, ‘EH 4. Chul Denman Neidon, Raymond ms Bloomquist, B. Robert Bodner, | J. 1 JEiol T, e ; el Hazen Bon . Walter H. . O'Beirne, Stephen O'Dea, 4 o d its banquet | 1 cherding, Ben, o (u ., Wiiliam Rapley N 1t of the 1,164 men Marier) Hardy Patten, Paul L. PERPET AL 4 N\ women attending only 200 re : Eanard helps, Arthur R. Rld your house . of every fly, BU]LDING mosquito and roach. BLACK FLAG kills ichan, State pres anie G Choate, 3. Wesley | Simon _Rapopoct, Clifford W, Raxw \ themall. Not one escapes! ; fary, whose hom 5t Harold 0. Ciayion, Paul | Grace E; Reardon, Joseph S Reif, jr.; C A N in Franklin, le a short t James Francis lly, Thomas J. Brack Frac kills every kind of bug in the home. In which she declared that the con: | Bhitin ¢ e s Cot. | Reilly. G vention had been made one big par “0{{ g John G. Remey, Joseph J. Robbins, PAYS Two forms—liquid and powder. At drug, grocery, since arrival of the delegates in Alex-!coyne, Mario L e 5 anaiter Bovd 57 éhardware and department stores. Powder, 15c b and, on Paribclal A e Donaml S Norman L. Sill, John J. Compounded ! who con , Alfonso P. Donesa, James P. | g John tributed to the success of the affair. | p, . | Arthur Shaw, Herbert S. Siegal, Vin. M. Gen. John A, Lejeune, the ladt o L. Douden, Charles L. Du- e e speaker of the evening, praised the |gov. Dorothy Dunn, Gordon L. “men who won the wi He urged | Bakle, y J. B Fds Gerhiird Sprayers. . 45c S Quart o . 85¢c Surplus, $1,000,000 }Zfl;_- . . 45c hreys Band. The members of on W, Foster, Cor. 11th & E Sts. 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