Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 9

FEDERATION TO DECIDE STAND ON TWO ISSUES |5 | nesday the application ¢ {ington Rapid Transit Co. Committee of Citizens’ Body to Meet Monday on Bus and Phone Rate Questions. Policles to be followed at two Important public hearings before the. Public Utilities v the pub- lic utilities committee of the Federa- tion of Citizens' Assoc| at a meeting Mon 4 mcsldcm o'clock in the office of Jesse C. Suter, The meating was called to- ay by William McK. Clayton, chair- man of the committee The commission will consider Wed- the Wash- for higher hrP on its motor bus lines. The com- any asked for either a 10-cent re or a service-at-cost ates would be reg- lulated automatic The following day the commission will consider a reduction in telephone rates. plan whereby the Cold and drought has caused heavy 1o to crops in Ger this year. THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. HONORS T0 MEMORY OF ARTHUR BROOKS ‘White House Executive Offices Closed During Funeral Service for Late Property Custodian. High honor was paid Arthur Brooks, for years custodian of property at the White House and personal messenger to nine Secretaries of War, when his funeral was held this afternoon. Frank W.yStearns, close friend of the President, came to the Capital at the suggestion of President: Coolidge | to attend the rites, which were held at W B.eh|ngton and Lieut. Col. West A. Hamilton. Messages of condolence have come to the family from many in public life, including Chief Justice Taft, whom Maj. Brooks servec. while the former was Secretary of War: John Hays Hammond and Enat Root, another former Secretary of War, under whom Maj. Bragks was personal messensger. Map. Brooks died Tuesday. Marriage Licenses. Henry Clayion apd Littan Mamn, ., Burton of” Alexandria, Va. Du Bois. Md. “Biel BT of Fall i i il genpie o o merie Snd Winifred C. a. fey Johnson nd Agnes McCall VOTING, PLACES LISTED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY Election Supervisors Formally Is-| sue Call for Bi-partisan Primaries to Be Held Tuesday. Special Dispatch to The Star. R(iCK\'ILLF, Mad., September 10.— The supervisors of elections for Mont- | gomery County have given formal notice that Derhocratic and Repub- lican primary elections will be held in the county next Tuesday to nominate | candidates for offices to be filled at the November election and that the ! polls will be open from 6 o'clock in the morning until 7 night. The | polling places will be as follow €., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1926. | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. The Potomac Grange, No. 1, of Washington will hold an outing at the farm home of R.P. Teele of the Agri-| culture Department at 3 o'clock. TONIGHT. James I. Walker Posl American Leglon, meets at the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. The District Chapter, America War Mothers, will meet at 8 o'cloc at the Lee Hou Capitol Lodge No. "No. 3, Shepherds of Rethlehem, will hold a card party Sat- September 12, 1 at. Red Men's Hall, 713 D street northwest, at 845 p.m. No. 26, 8:30 o'clock A { PHYSICIANTOTEST JAIL BREAD DIETER, Nebraska Prisoner May Get Other Food, Even Release, if Too Weak. By the Assoctated Press, TAKAMAH, Nebr., September 10.— Legal maneuvers to free Roy Carson, | Deatl;lé Reported { cing_deatbs have been reported h' Department in the last 2 Vincient Obuchowitel, 49, pital Lo S !IH]«m»nl |St. Mary’s Protestant _Episcopal Church, colored, at 2 o'clock, and the President also ordered that the execu- tive offices remain closed during the time the funeral was in progress. The rites were conducted by Rev. 0. L. Mitchell, rector of St. Mary's, where Maj. Brooks, as,he was known, was a vestryman, and the asMistant was Rev. Thomas J. Brown, rector of St. Luke Honorary pallbearers were Dr. Em- mett J. Scott, secretary-treasurer of Howard University; Dr. C. Sumner Wormley, Dr. T. Edward Jones, Judge James "A. Cobb of the Municipal Court, Dr C. Terry and Garnet C. Wilkinson, assistant” superintendent of schools. Active pallbearers were John Wright, ‘Walter .T Singleton, Charies L. Har- ris, Alphonso C. Stafford, Dr. John E. Barhesville—Both polls in Grange Saturday We Present the New e — Hall. Pamascus—Both polls in Jr. 0. U. A. M. Hall. he: t precinct, Hicker- 5 S ; second preeinct i Armory Building, X % AE i /V\@Di | 7th & F Sts. S it Binen Ko Bl | s Dasement of Preshyterian | = — =0 Church, Takoma Park. 3 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT EISEMAN’S [ floor in our establishment is aglow PERPETUAL TROUSERS with new things for my lady’s wardrobe. The BUILDING To Match Your Odd Coats very latest fashion hints in Dresses, Coats, Mil- ASSOCIATION 465 and Up linery, Shoes and Underthings. They're priced PAYS We sell more trousers than any other store in right—because they're priced for less than you Washington. Because we have the best variety can buy elsewhere. Compounded o Semi-Annually and give the best values. Bring in your odd coat —we'll match it with a new pair of trousers. Mary N. Hutchison. ie Himphries. d Alice E. Rowell. nd Martha L, Beall: ille, Md.. Laytonsville district—Both polls in the Modern Woodmen Hall. Clarksburg—Both polls in the store- mom of Charles W. Gibson. Poolesville — Town Hall Poolesville. Rockville—First precinct, both polls in St. Mar; Hall; second precinct, office of supervisors of Ple(‘flnn\ Colesville—Both polls in W. C. T. U. Hall. Darnestown—Ricketts' storeroom Bethesda—First precinct, both polls in public school building; second pre- cinet, both polls in Library Building; third precinct, Town Hall, Glen Ecno. Olney—TFirst. precinct, ange Hall; second precinct, Odd Fellows' Hall, Brookeville. Gaithersburg—First precinct, Ma- sonic Hall; second precinct, St. Mar- tin’s Hall Potgnac—Knights of Pythias Hall. 35, now on his fourth day of bread- | and-water fail fare, today awaited ex- | amination of the prisoner by the county phy g doctor should find Cars ¢ unable to stand the diet he ha; | e, to order continuance or even the | ies Naval | rel : on, who was convicted | {of violating the Itguor law. Carson I has not vet eaten his second loaf of bread and last night he com- | ned he felt weak. urther legal efforts made In behalf of Thomas > who was sentenced with County Judge Orville Chatt to 60 in jail, the and last 20 of whic mugt be served on bread and water. elson is expected to be taken into ow. The two recently ntences to State Su- James L. Richa Ralph A Randall Lawrence B. Abbott of H. i Bullding, | Walter Reed Patrie ! bella Blaubock, Whlker and G Schmitz_and both o Gréat Fatle, v Czech Woman Honored. PRAGUE, September 10 (P).—It is an honor to belong to “Sdruzer zajmy posluchacek a ab vysokoskolskych tion of unjversi number but 230 women. From itsranks Dr. Mil Paulova has recently been appointed a lecturer in the history of the Balkan States, the first Czecho- slovakian woman to be made a University professor. it s ney Hospi L. Tnkle, Providence st. will be lizabeth's Hos- Elizabeth's Hos- Thomas, ) Ruby Robinson, 39, St ita Uinger Hospital. «t “iliapital. i linger Hospital. 18th st n.e. 12 0 st. ne. corner~—" xl]\]'(v\]l‘d their preme Court and lost. The case has focused attention on two brothers, one the judge who sen- tenced the men, the other demanding relief sentence for his lifelong friend Judge Chatt for several years heen a bitter foe to liquor handing down stiff Sen- an accompanying period ater diet. ——— Bn ths Reported lowing birthe have been rep Ith Department in the la: ha: violator tences with of read-and- THE WEATHER District of Columbfa~-Fair and con- tinued cool tonight; tomorrow fair with slowly rising temperature; gentle inds. air and continued cool tonight; tomorrow fair with slowly rising temperature; moderate notherly winds. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomor- row, cooler in southern portion to- night; rising temperature in northern portion tomorrow. West Virginia—Falr and continued cool tnnu:h( tomorrow fair with | slowly rising temperature. - Records for 24 Hours. 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