Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1926, Page 27

D.C. MANDOGTORS LD NASSAU TREE . Capitol Landscape Architect Prescribes for Veteran Starving Kapok. Willlam A. Fre architect of the « the Bahama effort to save the life of the world's largest cotton’ tree, has retur on with the tree literally landscape | who went to | apito Islands recently in an kapok, or » Washi he found the to death.” The British colonial whose urgent request Mr. Frederic made the jourzney, are in possession of a special “menu’ recommended by TUncle tree wizard and they feel confident, as does Mr. Frederick 'hM the famous tree, landmark of the Bahamas' pital, will and live to a riper old age. 1l cost the island officials thou- sands of dollars. perhaps. to- pre for the new feed system p by the Cupitol's landscape expert, they are more than \ n order to save the giant ' Frederick states The colonial gov- ernment pald Mr. Frederick's ex penses for the trip, w h was made on leave granied by David Lynn architect of the Capitol news that “starving authorities, at Concrete Had Encroached “The hig tree, adjacent to the gov ernment building and post office, was THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, IMAN AND MOTHER AGCUSED N DEATHS Wife, Father and Two Chil- dren Have Died Mysterious- ly, Arkansas Officials Hold. By the Associated Press. PIGGOTT, Ark., September 11.— Offictals indicated tonight they might investigate three other deaths in the family of Cecil Allen, 27 years old, who, with his mother, Mrs. Minnie ‘White, 52, was ordered held for the grand jury vesterday by a coroner’s jury which investigated the poison death of Allen's wife, Eula, 27, Au- gust 31. Two children died within the last 30 days under somewhat mysterious circumstances and Allen’s father died unexpectedly two years ago while chopping wood. Authorities said collection of in- surance money was a possible mo- tive in the poisoning of Mrs. Allen. She carried §550 insurance, while the two children were insured for $i90. W. F. Manglesdorff, Little Rock chemist, testified at the inquest that he found 1.56 grains of poison in the stomach of Mrs. Allen. The State charges Mrs. White bought and pre- pared the food in which the poison is said to have been concealed. Allen and his mother are held in default of bond, pending preliminary hearing Monday on u charge of mur- der. SEPTEMBER I ASS NS S S S AR S SR AR AR AR R SSSSSS SRS ANSSSANSANSY Y,-Price Sale! 10c¢ ““Luis Martines” (Corona) Cigars Wery Special 5 for 25¢ Tin of 50—$2.45 here is an unusual cigar A choice, delightful smoke. made of selected Havana and do- mestic tobaccos. ool and even- burning to the last puff. Just think of Luying these regular 10c slmlghr t the very low - 1926—PART 1. Enjoy You Will Lunching at Our Sanitary Soda Fountains Fresh, wholesome foods pre pared in our modern sanitary kitchens, under the direct super vision of a man with vears of ex perlence. TWENTY- O\E STORES —The Better to Serve You. Meet your friends in our &tore and enjoy & tempting, tasty lunch eon at a trifling cost. 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Special, 27¢, for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only s mail carriers for (T ree delive CHAMBER'S OUTING |, PROGRAM IS VARIED = ‘i i During the stop. the ship was & 400 gasoline Sports, Dinner and Dancing Ar-| The TC-5 o i to fly in < Mannens CocoaBurrea (OLD CREAM a direct line for the Norfolk, field, with no stops planned between | : | Dayton and their destination. The gressional Club. did not expect to arrive at Langiey 1d, however, until some time be- | taxes en midnight an Wright § e Menibers and guests of the Wash- | officials said. The estimate was | wh fngton Chamber of Commerce who [based on the flylng weather report. | one o 4 The ship’s contemplated route will will attend the outing at the Con-| . e SHbS COn o eglon gressional Country Clul) Tuesday, ac- | where the Shenandoah crashed a vear cording to committee reports, will en- [ ago, and out of the State near Pom- oy a more varled program than has fleld officials said. marked any similar function of the POLICEMAN"R'AMS‘AUTO- organization. ranged for Tuesday at Con- $1.50 Guaranteed Alarm Clocks Special, 95¢ 8 ago of T d M evening program 25¢ Pint Peroxide of Hydrogen oy 19¢ No medicine cabinet is complete without a bottle of Peroxide. Home Remedies —priced extra low 60c Doan’s Pills. . . . $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk ... L $1.00 Squibb’s Petrolatum with Agar 60c Bromo Seltzer 30c Phenolax Wafers .. 50c Emerson’s Arodyne. . $1.25 Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound . «8le $1.20 Stuart's D\spflpsw. Tablets ... 85¢ Jad Salts, 50c Mentholatum . $1.00 Tyree's 4nnsppnr Powder ... 50c Noxzema Cream 75¢ Glover’s Mange 3 generul ant Remedy Siratm v bt e Choice Quality W hisk Brooms closes round of sports, eral recreation Overseeing the the outing I8 a Warren . Kendall W. McK. Stowell Assisting them are Dr. Baer, W. J. Brown, S. E. Burges: Benjamin Carow. Henry C. Cole, F win L. Davis, Ralph A. Davis, Wil Ham M. Dove. Joseph D. Dreyfus, Harry S. Evans, Jerome Fanciulli, Willlam B John 8. Hornback Edgar Jenkins. pA 0 Allen H. Rogers, Edward mith The sports proxra i1l be 1on th Country Club. It is will bring out a good of the city's prominent professional men and women. Dire oriEaeuana general plans for |y, committee of which | is chairman and is vice chairman., Bernard A. cial. 29¢ A durably whisk broom with 60c Car-Mac Dental Cream R A oss: il LISTERINE The Safe Antiseptic An excellent Tooth Paste for gently 24 ~ 78¢ removing_tartar, dingy film and to- 23c 43¢ T8¢ bacco stains from the teeth. Makes Keup~ Tistoritie them flashing white 4nd keeps the —~ | gums hard and firm. 60c tube, spe- cial, 3l¢, for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. made nourishment as well as humans getting it, because « the root area, especially on one “The side of the of the luge limbs being missing Close-up of Nassaw’s famous “silk-cotton” tree, more than 200 vears The tree before the loss of these |old, which W. R. Frederick, landscape architect of the Capitol, found was only 165 feet. The diameter of the |beside the curious root formation. peculiar root formation is 42 feet { —— . Richard D. Pollard, 75 vears old, of e oo Y “MP 'I' Vaudeville Star B e el et O s [ - in Gallinger Hospital after running Mz, wrederick found island officials | Pllt ()\'el' J()k(’ QN |#muck Friday afternoon in Casualry . _q"‘“v s In N “El‘ he de sued a youthful student nurse down clared, and competent help is not T Bahamas, Is expected to send to the | % At L 10 hited W0 engase profes: BERLIN. September 11.—Nora | jties BULSe Mo RSOk atop: I 2 ayes plit one over on Senator Pat : 5 i g = | Airship Was Slated to Reach ing the Jo He met Miss B vings. had just heen brought to e e e o e o the boit coming over, Profess || Casuslty ifor ‘tveatment. Fleliwas roadway bordering the tree and | received her card, upon whic {he was found after disappearing the tres itself were ted, also 5 2 had written: “Please admit my the son was to be tried in Police Officials indicated their “1'.!“..'hl—\- 10 after he got to London, Mr . |boy” had taken bonds belonging ik L B RpTAT Lo T rison said, that he found Pic Lnim. Sout y than was withheld by Casualty author- itie: and passed unecatbed through the KV recent West Iudis une which ROCKVILLE. - eleventh precinet, of 1622 U street ouni it Oher oNitgined Hoom. ith ROCKVILLE Md., September 11]south who halted Mr. Pollard’s fruit.” Tt is of the deciduous family made of the appointinent of (' TC:5 Takes on 400 Gallins of Gas.| 140 oF (0" dbpomtinent of < oline, Expecting No More Halts. McLEAN. After a brief stop at Wilbur Wright | = g cld, the Army blimp TC-3 took off at | service to be inaugurated Septem MeLE! September 11 (Spe- They wera wmong four who semi-rigid 100, gations of | mination recentiy held here and were | when the Parent-Teachers’ Association Rundette. The starting salary of each | Will convene in the Community Hall. There will be mor hold its postponed meeting Monday night in the parish hall. it 2:30 Monds began July 1, approximately Lambert of Alexandria, e o anal 86881718 | 0'clock at . the Langley = Methodist county taxes. Intercst at the rate of [ Church. There will be no evening Rev. Clvde Brown, rector of Grace [for the vear for the Langley and Episcopal Chunh, Woodside, officlated Chesterbrook churches will be held From the time tiwe festivitles get g 5 - : : The often postponed lawn party under way at 1 o'clock in the after- | Chasing Speeding Car. He Hits An- | \iton ahd s Besse 1o b L I dTey otitns Mariey other and Is Hurt. | the scone of Pmony. il e S ven. | While chasing speeding automo- | judge Robert 3. amounted to £40. 10 waking and gen- g, “policeman Ardle C. Swortzel of | decree granting to Wilkin Carlton | The Epworth Institute for Alex- ¢ Mrs. Edith Wallach, 25 vears old, | who is said to be making her home |represented by Miss Ilsie Arnold, 3333 Military road he accldent | in Virginia, The plaintlf was repre.| Mrs. Hunter Mack, Rev. A. H. Shu- Swortzel was removed to George- |couple were married in March, 1921, |every Tuesday and Friday nights in town University Hospital in Mrs.|and charged that the plaintiff 3 g\l‘w pu{rh‘h hall under the direction of No | Mrs. fons on the shoulders and pos-| Fire, caused by lightning, destroyed | Horses™ will be shown. There will be ctured ribs. a barn on the farm of .Patrick Con- [N pleture on Friday night, chment of concrete roadways cement ropdways otlceably great branches had a spread of 280 | starving. This side of the tree was getting the least nourishment, and the and the circumference it 12313 feet. have virtually no equipment for car- o asita o ire e enortan e Senator Harrison available. For that reason F. C. Van B i stoee patiene. el Sed i il el ) s of Misasdupt. The Seu: Willlam F. Pollard, whom he Operations Also Performed. { ing never to have seen Miss his residence yapon being cover the ground with mulch. Cer good friend nator Harrison, to | Court. . do_anything necessary Circus w public squi The trouble was reported only ves- ago. Tt has 1 the 5 MeGruder Dent, 28 years old, son devastated much o STOPS AT DAYTON. | (Special).—Announcement pursuit of the girl, was said tp be and is known technically as “Ceiba of Rockville » standard_time, to- | clal).—The opening event of the school successfully passed u civil service ex- will be $1.800 a year, which will he |Officers and delegates will be elected. The Woman's Auxiliary of the hird has alr been pa m iing elder for this distgict, will § per cent 1 now belng charged on all | service and no Epworth League meet- few |immediately following the morning noon until the late fethodist Church was held in the | Circnit Court st this place the fourteenth precinct station col: | Ricketts' of this countv an absolute|andria district was held at Hamilton | happened at Connecticut avenue and | santed by Attorney Albert M. Boute of [mate and Marvin Kirby. | Wallach’s automobile, where he was | serted more than three years ago. sdorff have been well at- A e e attas | The Aid ot the Eaptist Church will *| WINS SCHOOL NET TITLE. |t : 2 Frederick sald yester: and other construction proje the effects of this mistreatment. most foet whereas now it hat o spread of | consequences are evident. One of Nassau's six-foot officials is standing The tovrost foliage is 60 feet from rying out his recommendations. Not e W B Bl g Zeylen, government engineer for the By Aite Assoclated! Praxa Pollard, who hospital author- ¥ tor While in Berlin didn't mind tell. _|accused of robhing him of his life Nassau officials were wid to re- | Langley Field Before Dawn. Sighted Over Zanesville. 5 vEudavifle: #he Senator -ought back from Baltimore, where tain “surgieal” operations to the Picadilly Clr It was not until The elder Pollard said his d The Nassan tree is b not a theater terday and the name of the nui tropical weather all those of Policeman Frank M. Dent of the The tree s called ‘silk-cotton” - ! . uone the: worse for his experience. pentrandra” or “Eriodendron.” Ohio, September 11 (). | town of Rockviile for the Langley Field, ! year will be held Thursday at 3 p.m., amination recently held here and were increased $100 a 3 The School and Civic League will sscopal Church will meet in the |the total mmount to be c wch tomorrow morning at 11 unpaid taxes. ing. The second quarterly conference services. there is to be : 1uous | | "In the schoolhouse last week. The proceeds Peter has signed a d last night with a sedan operated | divorce from Mrs. Mabel I% Ricketts, |on Tuesday and Langley parish was Military road. | Rockville. The bill sets forth that the | The moving pictures being shown treated by Police Surgeon Borden for | children were born of the marriage. | tended. = Next Tuesday night -Sea Toon, topethan swith . Ihrse amount of |meet Thursday evening at the home and Ralph in o unds of the oped that they | Louis Kurland, Baltimore representation usiness and | wheat, farming implements and other | ¢ ”""“ ML el Gl e Bl e e o thebarn Sp Gl &t s wesling or ihe Miaion Junior | ghout £2.000. partially coversd by in | Lnion Tuesday plans were made for e about $2.000. partially covered by in-| e Guiarterly week of praver, begin- ctor Here. b+ ‘ 3 vhicl e Gilsihei Rrcome dinei ning September 20, which is observed junior tennis cham- Champion, v gned | o the Baptist churches through the in the wedicine fuss cabinet at al times, it assure you the greate alph Davis, . Oehmiler Drey protection treating cuts and checking Dove and Joseph D de 1o attract A womer events. | Provisior in every por per Alrs aides Tsiae fuss. venting bacteria Unexcelled as a eptic wash $1.50 Pint Size Thermos Bottles 89¢ 75¢ Liquid 75¢ Pint Bottle Veneer Imported Bay Rum An exceptionally high quality Imported Bay Rum. Bottled in our modern laboratory under the most sani tary conditions. Full pint bot- tle only 38 for Mond: Tuesday and Wednesday corker for the, Montgom- | ks - rman: Dr. Bern: triet schoolboys’ title vesterday by de- | ery Ui (Sl b ol e 0l - I | North Carolina. Mrs. Ida Gunter of | 7 Srls € cards, ar 1d. base bul Phe S @albiniore s The Presbyterian Girls' Club met The scores we ; -4.|ctal Work at William ana ) Col- | secretary and treasureship was trans- 1o Columbia. will succeed Miss Moore | ment Association was organized b; D.—Francls J. Hallock was|yohr, executive secretary of the So- "August 30. At a special meeting held B. Peter. sllection. Women of the asso- Spring. which is said to be the oldest | Officers of the new assoclation are: commit s Pty ber, was made an s te mnpniBer | OLen . DVer, foressuser VW elinge, @ will be 102 years old in October. | The qinner given by the ladies of | Shears, chaplain. and H. W. Dixson, the « St | tth tic and Republ Willlam Clarke of Lewinsville lub in thelr | eoting Tuesday presiden pervisors 1 !lon Village, and her nephew, Ensign Disposa Tt oF Metho. | ing the coming Winter. On her re- | | | officer for the county T ORE sporting program i | pion of Baltimore, annexed the Di L SionaoniE ) b i: Dr. Ber | County Social Servide League |jowing S i ;. Baer. who direct, Kolf ovents: o | feating Tlugh MeDiarmid in the final |and has accepted . position with the Y o rompuaw, Dory eph 1. D leld events | of the Harding Memorial Cup tourna- department of public welfare of ot . Cole. swin M. Dove, | ment at the Chevy Chase Chib lead the B. Y. P. U. at night. | Bt 3 ’ the | Richmond, Va., who recently com-|ith Frances Hileman last Tuesday. :\1.(’& led five-se 2 in straight pleted a course in the School of So- [ As Frances will be gone this year the lexe and is now in the employ of the | ferred to Virginia Thayer. CHERRYDALE Assoctated Charities of the District | The Buena Vista Avenue Improve 7 Aot as social worker and will begin ac. |residents of West McLean at a meet- RYDALE, Va., September 11 |tivities September 15, Miss Irma ng held at the home of John Hall t of Arlington Rum] 1 Service League, has been ap-|last Monday at Mr. Payne's $40 was : ntd probation officer by Judge Rob- | over to the treasurer as the A p | Other i on will give a chicken salad sup- | At the last meeting of the Mutual | clation will g c ur William W LAV i venen bcintion of Sandy | per October 1 in the fire engine house. the evening will | 1 ; women's club in the United States, | President, Clinton Florance “ice ing. Bdgar R G S Mrs. Sophia Plerce. a charter mem. |President, Charles Owens; secretary, ehrule : ! My A ot g o Hansboro: manager of road construc- el ¢ k S L o laibeliened to ¥ the old | tion, Stureey. iPiime, mnd) dbeistint v club woman in the United States, | pofl ST P . ballots and other | ne St. John Social Club at the El use in the various ! Nido Cathelic Church last Thursday ] ening clenred $150. er. S. o automo | ke fagtes’ Auxiliary of the Fire | mars ons Tuesday were today turned from a motor trip to wuests who | 1\ lipfent will hold ~ its monthly | delivered to the judwes of elections gland, being accompanted by night a8 o'clock. |fO the various precincts by the su- sister, Mrs. L. P. Zahn of Thrif. 1% | Mis. Donaldson, the 4 : 5 GilBeinia fulliat as plans for| At a recent m the Mont. | Carroll Richmond of the Coast Guard S. Hornback s gomery County Federation of Ep-|Academy, at New London, Conn., i worth Leagues he thersburg, | where the iatter will be stationed dur- A. H. Rogers. chuirtaun of el red ! the Suns ster of the committec g B dale b Pour Gon was | turn Mrs. Clarke spent some time in e et Vi Sa the banrer o5 the at. | New York and at tH® Sesquicentenntal ticipated \ \ SEht 668 o en's tendance reco; duri n Philadelphia. s et ) SR e ENnC fuine stated | Ui the Chesterbrook M. E. Church B. Hardy and O new uniforms for the foot ball team. - {S¥caneuiay snt R 0 BiUIy Heafiing the 1 tee i . : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Phi e anct : A Y Ordered' to Take Instruction. |lips of Frankiin Park, became the Bernard A r. Robert I 3 Second Lientenants Assigned. | bride of John H. Veter of Washington iR Dhan. SR ! | Severnl hundred were present. Miss 8 16 iepe it L et " &l 7Zola Payne of Chesterbrook was maid Ui for tomiErow ja steond b moce ‘..r honor. Miss Laura Veter of Balt!- . Of the remainc ngd to | linson. at Jericho. Vt. and Clarence f:;’"}i‘r‘,‘z “L‘?,,,“’,;f,fi,’;,‘i;flf,:‘ }E&lfe Will Take Hospital Treatment. he Inf 16 Artiliery, | A, Melntyre. at Boulder, Colo., have | Helen Beeton of Lyon Village was ¥ 0 2 to the Coas # to the been ordered to this city for a course |iglyver girl. Claude Graves of Wash- First 3th | Cavalry, e Corps of Engineers | of instruction at the Army Medical 'ington acted as best man. Ushers Cavalry, at and 1 to the Signal Corp f these | School. They were all members of were Norman Robertson and Albert has been ordered to this officers were selected from the enlisted | the Reserve Corps and have just been | Moonihan of Washington. The cere. ment at Walter Re force of the Regular Army and from | commissioned in the’ Medical Corps n(lmon\' was performed by the Rav. Mr. pital ivil life. the Regular Army. Shumate. 2 k : L} from the horizontal to the verti cal, which makes it a simple mat ter to get under the lowest radi ator or piece of furniture. 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