Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1926, Page 5

SIX BATHING POOL SITES APPROVED Plannirg Corrrmcsmn Also Will Inspect Locations for *'Swedish Crown Prince Awards Pins To 5 sttrlct pohcemen for Help | | i Prince and Crown Princess of Sweden, two headquarters detectives and two motor cycle policemen with scarfpins. The presentation took place in Maj. Hesse's office. | Headquarters Detectives Charles J. P. Weber and Carlton Talley, and Policeman Horace Lineberg of the Acting on behalf of the Crn\\n*the ninth precinct, wh ceive a pin, failed Maj. Edwin B. Hesse today presented | for the pres THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 'KLAN GIVES KELLOGG also will re- rive in gime | tat Hesse told rhe men that he it he had used judgment PETITION ON MEXICO Secretary Receives Plea for Hands- Off Policy From Delegation Without Comment. Secretary of State Kellogg today re- Mexican religious controversy adopt- ¢d at the closing session of the Ku ux Klan convention. e\ cemslusion s Handdl o Mr Kellogg by a special committes of high Klan officials, headed by H. C. McCall -of Michigan, in charge of the Washington bureau of the Invisible Empire's _ national headquarters. Other members of the committee were Samuel H. Venable of Atlanta, Charles H. McBrayer of Kansas and G. W. Price of California, all imperial officers, and Gail S. Carter, grand dragon of Iilinois. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1926. LIEUT. NORTON IS BURIED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY Marine Aviator Killed Monday Is Paid Tributes by Comrades in Airplanes. Funeral services for Lieut. Harmon J. Norton, noted Marine pilot, who was killed Monday in the crash of the Navy Curtiss racer R2C2 off Hains Point, were held yesterday afternoon at_Arlington National Cemetery. ! Who had envi- | ceived, without comment, the resolu- Lima has a traffic problem. in the Fort Myer chapel by Chaplain Niver of the Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., and at the grave the, Masonlc services were held. ‘While the last tributes were being paid the ploneer airman four of his comrade! flew above the cemetery in “V" formation with one file blank. Then, as the body was placed in its grave on the hillside near the Dewey mausoleum, the four airmen, with throttled engines, glided down to the treetops and dropped flowers. i g War-blinded_oarsmen of St. Dun- Stans, England, recently held a re- Presbyterian rites were conducted gatta. Given New York Post. Richard J. Flood, jr., who for the past year has been in the chemic: division of the Department of Con. merce, has been appointed to the Ne York district office of the Bureau . Forelgn and Domestic Commerce, cording to announcement today by « P. Hopkins, acting director of bureau. Mr. Flood was formerly a consul at La Guayra, Venezuela. i} is a_member of the District of Colu thirteenth precinct, with Sergt. W. D. [a seen long service, | tion urging a hands-off policy in the of the five men to Vaughn of the Traffic Bureau, wel h 2 the recipients of the royal souv guard (hP « n Prince and Crown Princess during their recent stay here. Additions to Parks. Inaugurating Our First Annual nirs. Policeman Clifford J. Garry of PLAN “RADIO PROGRAM” FOR “STUDIO” AUDIENCE Affair at City Club’s Country Home at Landover, However, Will Not Be Broadcast. A program of music, under the aus- -| pices of the City Club, to show its Adt ::’; Same | members how the old radio s 3 .| WCAP used to operate before g . | out of existence several will be given at the club's home, Landover, Mt at 10:30 o'clock. who formerly Locations for six bathing pools, which were discussed at the August meeting of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission, were defi- nitely approved at the meeting of the WCAP ~1auon are to appear on the eh with, with Wil . former official an at the n The prog vhe commission took the recommenda- A month a definite crophone. s pened with a Goldman’; TOMORROW—(SATURDAY)—LAST DAY OF SPECIAL VALUES e v sxchicolid ty-fourth and N practical to buy a complete wardrobe for the entire school year. Parker School Week ends at store-closing time Saturday, September 18—after this date all Parker Week merchandise returns to its original prices. 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All sizes. Seit obune market rn said they will 80 feet from the The north curb Will not be disturbed, but the south curb will be moved back 20 f r SPECIAL NOTICE! Closed Tomorrow--- 8 AM. to 6 P.M,, to observe Religious Holy-Day. ing of a strip of parl hetween the new structures and B street Wi ill nnk serve more attr them with National Mus of B street. Going on Tour Today. the mecting this morning ment only i Bt G 1ch’ buildings as the um on the south side Yellow Slickers. .......$3.95 Blouses, 85¢; 6 for. . . $4.75 Shirts, $1.15; 6 for. . . $6.50 Teck Jr. School Shoes. .$4 Open Tomorrow--- 6 PM. to 9 P.M. to supply vour new Fall Hat or Clot}les. Immediate altera- tions—quick delivery. in connection | its October meeting. 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