Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1927, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927. ROBBERY THEORY | left him the night of his death in a] happy mood and that there was nothing to indicate he might havel contemplated suicide. The love letter | idea she obtained from a magazine convinped that his son natural death, departed a brief visit to hi after he had \)\Hm parents V] to Elrod’s courtship of \l‘l story. Mr. and Mrs. Bellefeuille previously . a old the coroner's jury t " . e taly with sAlitor And'that France Honors, Pianist. they intended to give permission for WHEELING, W. Va. January 21 the wedding. stification from the French Miss Bellefeuille, secluded at iment that he had been made home today, reiterated the sto valier in the Legion of Honor terrupted when she became hyst received by Harold Bauer, fa- at the coroner’s inquest. She mous planist, after a recital he had wrote the letters to Elrod pu given here. He also holds .decora- to be from a rival in love in tlons from Spain, Sweden, Denmark arouse *his jealo and Portugal. met an un- i for Income Tax Problems Simplified for All Fancy Whole Milk CHEESE w.3]c No. 5. ‘SHATIERED DEALS changes during the year his ps exemption shall be deterntined 1 portionment, in accordance With -"“'Friends of Man Said to Have Publisher Says Progress of {orinmeri. in Mcariumie i ) single, married, or the Iwml of fam: Been Pmsoned Dec|are He Had $200 Shortly Before. her, Science Has Blinded People "L‘ The act of 1924 contained & sim to Higher Power. 7 , and living together ot} mple, a_couple married ou | By the Associated Press APOLIS, Ind.. January 21 Is, old customs and old be- llefs have tumbled befc the skep ticlsm and scoffing of the present age, O. P. Keller of the MacMillan Pubili ing Co. asserted today before the third Indiana conference on character education, “Science has enabled us to conquer nature, but by means of her lavish hand has blinded our eye more powerful than material Keller said. “We are blinded choked in the dust of things. strange that while the great were those who have gathered to support a faith, we have Open Minds Demanded. “Our great universities and colleges have demanded of us open minds critical minds and unbelieving m'nds. Agnosticism, honest Jsticism walks the land, while the spiritual| emotions chill and atrophy Everywhere, Keller edue; mn. s, parents vouth declared and i how to mold it tc give it character “Youth, wild and unmindful of reckless, the seems that made it nation into existence. Prudery Laughed to Scorn. Facts of the physical life once held secret and taboo mow are in common knowledge while this youth laughs to scorn the prudery and superstitions of its elders. Youth assures us it can live its own life, in its own way and that it is fully able to take care of itself.” The situation can only be relieved by teachers with ‘convictions, Mr. Kell There must be somebody 10 stand firm for the tried principles of social intercourse aganst all sophistry contintied. Bertram Work Engaged. AKRON, Ohio, Janu The engagement of Mi « Starr of Akron to Bertr: of Bertram G. Work .of Oyster Bay Long Island, president of the B. F. Gu(nhll h Co.. is arinounced. The wed I been announced. SPECTAL NOTICE! + KOTICE 1S HEREBY oIy of Certificate No. sersons are called upon to W Certificate. should HOS. F. thereof. T in TG_WHOM IT MAY CON The partnership heretof gmeen David Rifkind and Al the “Georgetown said -\!Px the business as Wil continue. the behalf under the artner- E| ¥ THE CO- Tit Co. of the District o Cotambia: | Notice 18 ersey paven thet Bursusnt to vois of the trusices of raid com: Bany., there will be 4 special meeting of the ckbolders of the ab on Tuesday, January .1 the company dock p.m, to 3 mlur‘t,: Do, {0F the pur- Pose of Yoting upon and AGproving the res Sfition of the board of ‘direciors of ead ssed December 13, 1926, with the Real tle Insurance Co. of the District-of JAMES J. BECKER. President. PR R oo, fimulne the existing. agroement of Aprii-ia. | 0ld age pensions with the Dominion ‘q‘_ <iofore ente _Directors. REPOR’ TINENTAL S COMBANT of the. Distonct ot Donins: o the Comptroller of the Currency. as 18, act of Congress ap- 101890, %0r “tne year, ended orber 51 105 ‘apital stock authorized. $1.000.000.00 Capltal Stock sibatly paid in.. *1:000:000:00 Gross earnings for nded . fotal expenses for 3 tal amount of 2812.016.90 WADE "H. O Fresident harles W. Warden. C. C. Calhoun orman Fischer. Fu T. Hines, . E. Galliber. D. W. Toayer. arri Sonn . “Watier Directors. v, Dresident. i W. Fiscl E of e Contineatal Trist Company. do Dy swear tnat the above statemeit is true %o the best of our know]rdge and betie District of Columbia, ss.: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th day of January, 192 GERTRUDE & Total number of mmmrs of th is seventeen, NOTICE 1S HEREB! THAT ALL watch and jewelry repair work left with n prior o July first, 1926 will be sold to Fopair' charges on February mrale " Hoiderd o tickets should call for the job fore ihat time. CASTELBERG'S. 935 Pa e nes = THERE WILL BE of the Atlantic % at gmce ot the company, No. 11 80Ut Fa Alexandrla, Va. oo Friaay Jauuary This meeting is for the ‘election of nfl\vvrl TLANTIC BUNDING COMPANT Wa T-E :’r\'tlnfl LOAD or FURKNI- rk, fiadelobla or Balll- FER AND company f s “’: i e T OhonE W PATTERSON. . one Eidicher Weat Soncerning arime a_ca i oken from 3046 N st w ROOFING—by Koons he next rain mean LEAKS? rot feel safe about the roof KOONS Honline, 110,70 st sw INCLUDE US i in your 1927 Printing plans. The Natlon?ll (':'ap\xtal Press 133, or Dolice de. nary bird and BYRON S. ADAMS High (,udg b“‘s::‘c(mm priced. ROOF “TROUBLES END— When ironclade called on the_Jol - Roofing IRONCLAD iy Exertion Calls for Rest. Bed Bedell Renovators of Bedding Bedf.ll Mig. Co., 810 E St Main_3621 FACT ORY "PRICES ON WINDOW SHADES See us for new shades We make them t0 KLEEBLA‘I'"I’ udow Shades and Screens. expert roofers are 9th & Evarts Sts. N.E Rest Suggests And Bed Suggests 11th & B Ste. N.F. Phoue Linc, 879, entists | re eturns been taught | to collect facts in doubt | taken determines this credit. If. land honorable career _|sider the teaching of the children but | information to 1926, may file a joint m an exemption of is, seven-twelfths of X r the husband while single or 75, plus seven-twelfths of $1,500 for_ the wife while ‘plus five. | twelifths of $3,500, or 8.33, for the period during which they were mar ried. 1f separate ret are made, husband and wife may per & emption of $1.604.17. hush for the period dur s single, and one-half of five-twelfths of $3,500, of 5 the period during which he | rried. The wife is entitled to | rexemptions. In re tiled, the jo of $1.458.33 for the period whi were married t either by husband or | divided between them A person, who, being the head of a family— port in one household of or relatives being discontinued 2 titled to exemption of $2.666.67 which isiseven-twelfths of $3,500, plus | five-twelfths of $1,500. With regard to ‘the $400 credit for each dependent. the taxpayer’s status| of the last day of the taxable vear | during the | such dependent | entitled to this | during | Ay July . his support of he is not " | credit TEACHERS’ SALARIES | CALLED RIDICULOUS |~ i Not Attractwe to Men of Character and Intelligence, Yale Head Says. January Profess rom attra tive to men of, character and intelli- gence, asserted ‘President James Row- land Angell of Yale Univer: meeting of the Contemporary here last night. e profession of a teacher will become a reputable, dignified until the sala- are changed,” he said. “Many ollege professors get paid less than the chauffeurs of the men whose sons ach.” such a condition was evident, ie said, was pointed out by the great number of woman teachers, especially the high schools and grammar schools. And even the women con- never ries 1 stepping stone to the teaching of sbands, he added. OLD AGE PENSIONS ASKED Premier of British Columbia In- troduces Bill in Legislature. | VICTORIA, British Columbia, Janu- | ary 21 (P).—An act to provide old age pensions_for residents of British Co- lumbia has been introduced in the legislature by Premier John Oliver. The bill would authorize the proy- ince to enter into a general scheme of on a basis of payment by Ottawa quarterly of an amount equal to one- half the net sum paid out during the previous quarter by British Columbia. With the excavation of the colon- naded street at Jerash, Palestine, about a kilometer in length, joining the north and south gates, it is pos- sible to drive a motor car through the ruins of the chief public buildings and over the pavement rutted by wheels of the Roman_ chariots. Dental Office for Sale Office formerly conducted by the late +Dr. P. Devlin. Room 504 McLachlen Bank building, corner 10th and G sts. n.w. Fully equipped, two chairs, eleetrical appiiances. gt Oxml for inspection between 1 and p.m._ REAL ESTATE LOANS BUSINESS. APARTMENT, CHURCH, HOTEL, THEATER. RESIDENCE AND GARAGE PROPERTY. CONSTRUCTION LOANS. FRED T. NESBIT 1010 Vermout Ave. Main 9302 by Mary Catherine Lewis January 27th, 5:15 P.M. “Entertaining for Pay” b 4 M. Louise Meuser Lewis Hotel Training Schools 23rd and Pa. Ave. NW. 1 | One of Those Much Talked of New Colonials Situated_in that choice section of Ghesy Chase, M. iu “lé. See the finished sample house. | ceill Others’ of varying which to choose Open Daily 2t09P.M. . Hedges & Middleton Incorporaied r Buili-in garage architecture from entitled to: seven-twelfths | | main a_ verdict th By the Associated Press MARSHALLTOWN, ITowa, January Contradictory statements as to e financial condition of Charles ledd faced authorities today as they | pormdered theories of murder and | suicide in connection with the mysteri- ) of the Lewellen, Nebr., man. litown and Waterloo friends d he had collected more a few weeks of his to belief that he might have ben slain for money. Elrod’s 19-yeax-old sweetheart, Vedo Bellfeuille, who téutified at | inquest that she wrote fict letters to arouse thé youth's jealousy, ained, howey that Elrod was worried over a heavy indebtedness. Only §8 was found on his body last saturd e corone 's jury haviny delivered Elrod met e by violence, although there W no marks on his body and no teyces of poison were found. autlorities again directed attention to the exact condi tion of the stuffy little hotel room where the hody wasifound lying ona pillow marked with a singlé spot of blood Physicians at a post-mortem exami- nation _concluded that the blood was from Elrod’s tongue, and pointed out th certain poison contracts the and might cause biting of the with resultant loss of blood. however, | said Elrod’s stomach gave no indic tion of having contained poison The_youth’s father. W. C. Elrod, FhAT T ?& _LEETH BROTHERS Clubs. Apartments, In- Schools, _College a erience un- and " shelter " is first industry program of 1% ncreases demand for in " big building Dbillion_dolla our graduates. 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