Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1926, Page 10

0 THE S BANQUET PLANNED | delegates were: J. C. Bruce, supervis-| G. C. Wilkinson, assistant superin ing principal of the thirteenth divi-|tendent of schools, in a talk before VDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. NOVEMBER 7. 1926—PART 1. slon; Miss L. C. Randolph, vocational | (sndent & sehoc’te 10 % 'HIC PO | WOMAN SUES FOR $10,000.| M. GRANT LUCAS GIVEN POST FOR FOURTH TlME school principal; Miss C. E. Martin, T TN primary instruction director, and Pres- | the as (l\'(\‘:‘s:'lllnad‘::::gwng 'g:l‘:lg;:t;q‘ to | Heads Columbian Educational As-|ident Lucas sociation—Other Officers LITTLE PATIENTS ENJOY AN APPLE TREAT Seeks Damages From Potomac mac- tric Power Co. Mrs. Kate D. Loftus has filed suit BY PRESBYTERIANS in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia against the Potomae Electric Power Co. and the District of Columbia for $10,000 damages. In her Are Elected. M. Grant Lucas was,_ elected presi- dent of the Columbian Educational Metal Weather Stnp Assoclation for the fourth consecutive declaration the plaintiff states that|{ime at a meeting yesterday afternoon || | B June 21 she was injured by stumbling | the auditorfum of the Dunbar High over a depression in the sidewalk on |grhool. Other officers chosen were Fifth street between N and O streets. G. Arnold. vice presiden Al- | The depression, she states. was caused | I ‘ by the sunken condition of a manhole T g | lof the power company helow the sur. | ’ kel !face of the sidewalk. which had been | unguarded, and she claims to received serious and permanent 'Pension Fund Campaign Teams to Report Tomor- | row Evening. Your HOME And Take 12 Months to Pay!! Fill in the coupon below and mail to us TODAY. Our representative will call and gladly explain our Year-To-Pay Plan. CAPITOL WEATHER STRIP AND SCREEN COMPANY, Inc. 1619 L St. N.W. Main 515 Prepared by the Without l?bllln!lnn || Name ... s NATIONAL VACCINE AND B it || e ANTITOXIN_INSTITUTE Rab ity s P 1515 U St. N.W. Year-to-Pay Plan. Phone made to members of | which Is composed of s and officers of the tenth to thirteenth " divisions fn the public | schools, by the delegates who vepr sented the organization at the | tional Education Association session | in_Philadelphla_last_Summer. _The Lactobacillus Acidophilus Mill( For intestinal disorders. Ask your physiclan about it. report w ssociation, Lowest Prices Highest Grade Materials and Workmanship Campaign teams of the 39 Preshy- terian Churches of the Was! Presbyrtery will meet at the F Square Hotel tomorrow evening at ¥ banquet at 630 o'clock to make| their first veport of progress in the | appeal now under way here for ‘ fund of $135.000. the lacal quota af & natfonal hudget of $15.000.000 need- | &d to put into operation the new sers- | ice pension plan of the church The meeting will he presided mml by John B. L: utive mitteeman for Y member of the lay : ; Y ¥ 4 s . | preside of the Presbyterian « ‘ ch | N . ;.::{‘)r;g Will H. Havs is national chairman| [ £ ; 8. ] . ’ 3 and Andrew W, treasurer. 1 8 it Y } . . | Mr. Larner will call on each team | : captain for a statement of subscrip- | tions received. The campaign opened in this -.x»‘* reton 3 e 3 | i iries. 'he plaintiff is represented by At- tornevs Mark Stearman and Henry Stearman. “ . | School to Be Rededicated. Fixercises rededicating the Wood- burn School as the Joseph R. Keene School will be held by the Joseph R. KKeene Parent-Teacher Association in “ he school at Chillum Heights on { Tuesday evening. Mrs. F. D. Morris, { president, and Mrs. J. C. Brown, sec- have issued the call for the Mellon 000 T 0 ast Wednesday and will continue for wo weeks. The new pension plan will be self-sustaining in a #da and will provide pensions ing from $500 to missionar] the churcih retiring with Team Personnel Announced. Personnel of the various church | teams which have been reported to the campaign headquarters, 941 Waod ward Buildl to date are announced by Mr. La as follows { Chevy Chase Church, Rev. J. i man Hollister—-1.ea D. Latimer. man; Leon M tts, Edward F. Collo. @ax, Alton G, Grinnell. Wilbur La Roe. Sherwnod Chur ¥ Fag man; J er'her V. E. Perry, Tavior. Fourth Ch Rev Miers—Colin gstone, Harry Blake, .. Clement MacElwea. vey Gram, W Tuckey, B. George Jackson, T. Sherrier, Kenneth M. Living James Gripp, Charles Bissell, Margaret ~r-nh nson, Willlam son, jr., 0!l Hizhfield, Drexillius, A ihur Comail Youngsters at the Children’s Hospital were made happy yesterday when a nurse of the Instructive Visiting iety passed around some of the three harrels of apples donated to the hospital for a national apple week ome ‘of |I'P IIMIO nallenl: are shown here with !h!lr hllld\ lllll of amiln lher leaving the dispensary. WILL ANNULMENT ASKED. | | The Mozart Sons Say Fathtr Wns Unable to Make Proper Testament. Arthur H. MeConville, Paul B. Mec- New Apartment Building containing all the very latest improvements W. R. Putnam and M James H chairman; :|Conville and Donald . MecConville, | "{sons of Daniel McConville, who died August 5, vesterdag filed a nr-lmon‘ § Z|in the Probate Court to set aside the | Charles | three wills of their father and for let- D hn Keele. { ters of administration on his estate. ¥. . Middleton. il. J. Hayden, Edward | The latest will w 1. Rohm, William S. Wehb, Miss!3 last and the so Margaret MacElwee and Miss Eleanor | mental condition did not permit him White. to_execute a valid will. | died at George | “rewl 1630 Fuller St. Thomas (- Arthur ', Gordon. | Washington University Hospital, of | chairman: C King. Dr. William A. | pernicious anemia, Jooker, C. R .\'?v‘.uzv*dw. J. B. Der-|ecuting the last will, and was suf- | rick, H. A Axtell, J. 0. Foulk, J. C.| fering_from hallncinations, his sons | i the court. The esate iz valued | Corner Moszart PI'?" Near Italian Legation Church, Rev. Dr Mr Tayior and D. F. Angier I Clifton Church. Rev. Mr. MacLeod |, s and there are debts total- Teiliiam 1. Ticharas, chairman: 1. R. {ing 270 Attorneys Daniel W. Ruckley and J. E. Rrown. O'Donoghue and 2 ur A. Alexander Fastern Church, Rev. Dr. A, .| Barrows George H. Campbell, chair- | gan: & R. D. Rollins, Gus E. Rlew. | 'ohn . Rundles and Fra . Har o Washington Heights Committee. Washington Heights Church, Rev Dr. John . Palmer—James B. Hen derson. chairman: Frank B. Gibson Charles 1. Walker, Henry J. Finley and Edward . Goodman. Western Church, Harvey Dunham- A. B rhairman: Clyde W. Conger, W. Spencer Arm strong and Joseph Butterworth Metropolitan Church. Rev. Freeley Rohrer ~A. L. Baldwin, chairman: John Davies. Dr. A. H. Thompson. Henry F. Lowe, Walter W. Simpson a a 3 Bruce Handy, De R, A. Bisher|oayiooarored st heddan Burr G. Willlams, €. Heckman,-C'. O. Bohrer and W Hutchinson e s ehaar Aponue Church. Rev. Drdy yjujen filed the petition for the Armstrong. chait |l bt did not action from the | ison. Col. Gyt The petition will be presented | Wurdeman and Dr. { tomorrow, it is expected. Apartments of 2 and 3 rooms, kitchen and bath—porches Frigidaire service free of cost Kitchen cabinets, showers and automatic elevator % appear for the sons. i | | | HELD., SEEKS RELEASE. Roy H. Slonne ol‘ New York Makes Habeas Corpus Move. Claiming that detention by the police | on a charge of suspicion is illezal, Roy H. 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