Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 12

1z e MASONIC COUNCIL MEMBERS ELECTED, Four Men Added to Scottish Rite Body at Meet- ing Here. The election of four men to active membership in the Supreme Council, nt and Accepted Scottish Rite of Southern jurisdiction, was at the House of the Temple, xteenth street, where the council is in session. They A. Moffett of Montgomery : Albert F. Pray ; Walter R Anc Masonr: announced are : nas of McAlester, Okla. All four have beer deputies. The Supreme Council will convene tonight at 8 o'clock to confer the thirty-third degree upon the designates who are present at this session. The final sessions of the council will be held tomorrow morning and afternoon By unanimous vote vesterday council decided to hoid its 1928 in Portland, Oreg.. beginning June The invitation to Portland was extend ed by Philip S Maleo'm. inspector general of Ore: Amonz _the yesterday's sessions was ron of Birmingham. Ala., an honor: member of the Supreme Council Responding to the address of welcome by Grand Commander John H. Cowles, Mr. Bowron said he was made a on on the day that Gen. Grant inaugurated as_President of the United States. Mr. Bowron has acted s onic representative in many foreign countri asons at prominent ) ames Bow- Newspaper Man Injured. Scalding his hands and face when Honored for Charity MR. AND MRS. W. H. RAMSEY. he removed the radiator cap from his | overheated automobile at Nineteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue this morning, Stephen F. Tillman, 28, local newspaper man, giving his address as the National Press Club, was taken to Emergency Hospital, where he w treated for his injuries. Policy AN'Y stores have it, but few use it! Solid Mahogany-top Gate-Leg Table $17.95 A stylish and practical gate-leg table. Made with gracefully turned legs and solid mahogany top. Kaufma 1415 H STREET N.W. They were | picture actor. Film Star's Wife Wins Divorce. October 21 ().— ter vesterday was interlocutory decreé of Elliott Dexter, motion Mrs. Dexter charged no; rded an vorce from and desertion R Y R Kaufmann’s lowed a given policy for 47 years, only changing with time—in keeping abreast. Kaufmann’s is eager at all times to please—accepting joyously any new’ suggestions that will improve a service that we have constantly built. Kaufmann’s policy of always doing the utmost has never changed. A policy where “Character,” “Dependence” and “Reliability” have leading role. nn’s THE EVENING MR. AND MRS. RAMSEY Function Saturday Evening in Recognition of Long Service With Central Union Mission. Forty years of volunteer service in the work of the Central Union Mis- sion will be rewarded with a banquet at the Raleigh Hotel Saturday eve- ning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Ramsey. The banquet will open the celebration of the forty-third a1 ni versary of the founding of the mission, and the annual meeting will follow. Visiting superintendents from rescuc missions over the country will fill Capital_pulpits Sunday. Joha Calla han of New York City, ¢ Tombs Prison and sup tho Hadley Rescue M on Bowery will be one of the prominent speakers. Bishop William F. McDowell will de- liver the principal address at the | quet, which will commence at 6 Mr, and Mrs. Ramsey, who care f Ohio in 1887, have been continually interested in the work of the mission since. They have five children. horn in Washington, and liva at 8§13 Massa chusetts avenue northeast. Mr. Ram sey, who is a Department of Justica attorney, has served 17 vears on_the mission’s board of directors, while Mrs Ramsey has been president of the Women's Guild of the mission for the past 12 years. The anniversary celebration yroper will be held Sunday at Calvary Baj tist Church. NOTICE GIVEN BY CITY. Alexandria Official Tells Arlington of Annexation Suit Plan. | Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., October 21 | City Attorney Albert V. Bryan yes: | terday served notices on the officials of Arlington and Fairfax Counties |and the Town of Potomac for the an | nexation of contiguous territory by Alexandria The notice states that the judge of the Circuit Court for Arlington County will be requested on De. cember 12 to fix a date for the hear- ing of the annextion suit. The hear ot expected to come up before has stanchly fol- always played the Up where air is air! BANQUET TO HONOR [New Starts Plans STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927. ALEXANDRIA PASSES To Handle Rush of Mail at Christmas Funding Plan Includes $92,000 By the Associated Press for Thoroughfares. Two months before the beginning of the Big Christmas rush of mail, Postmaster General New has begun preparations for handling the ever- Increasing volume of packages. cards and letters. Christmas fall- ing on Sunday, he has given notice to postal employes that on that day the usual routine will be fol- lowed, but that on Monday, only morning deliveries will be made. Early mailing is the real solution of the Christmas postal problems, officlals say, and orders ha forward to begin the c mediately, using available medium of publicity. Stress will be placed on use of the specia service on_account of falling on Sunday. Cuts Fuel Bills and makes house warmer Before the application of Thermofill, the upstairs rooms of a two-story stucco house averaged 4 de- grees colder than downstairs. After the applica- tion of 2 inches of Thermofill between joists on attic floor, upstairs rooms were actually 2 degrees awarmer than downstairs and the house was sat- isfactorily heated with the hot water plant at 30 degrees lower temperature. The owner installed Thermofill himself. The cost was only a few dollars. You can’t afford to be without Thermofill this winter. THERMOFILL The Dry Fill Insulation ROSSLYN E:l | Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., | | The City Council at its meeting yes- | | terday passed an ordinance providing for the issuance of $225,000 public im provement and funding bonds. The | funding or paying notes will require $85,000 of that amount, while $92,000 will be used for | street, bridge and sewer improvements and $48,000 for a public school bufld |ing in Rosemont and payment of the lot already purchased as the sjte of the school. The councll passed, on final reading, | dinance providing for payment | L000 to City Attorney Alvert V.| nd his assoc their | ices in connection with the peti | | tion of Alexandria for the annexation | of territory in Arlington and Fairfax | Counties. ~Court_costs and necessary | for SIS S S SSSSSSIIISINT T Ny STEEL and CEMENT CO. 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On a neat, nobby French toe last. 1f you knew how whole- sale shoe costs have advanced during the past few months, you would certainly marvel that BOND ISSUE ORDINANCE $225,000 Public Improvement and October 21.— expenses, including a stenographic report of the proceedings in both the upper and lower courts, will be borne by the city. An ordinance appropriating $5,000 for the improvement of Braddock road from Russell road west to the corporate limits and $2,000 for the im- provement of Mount Vernon avenue from Braddock road north to the cor- porate limits was passed also. The council held over until Spring a re- from the stock and $16 from the cash register. The cleaning establishment of Paris Henderson, 1001 Sixth street south west, was robbed last night ot 10 sults of clothes. Henderson valued ‘ the loot at $300. WINE AND FISH STOLEN FROM HUCKSTER WAGON Henry Warren, Colored, Reports Theft—Burglars Rob Store and Cleaning Establishment. Prisoner Dies in Jail. The stable of Henry Warren, color. | ,[**4¢ Dodson. colored, 49 years old 620 K ; el 4. & huckster, of 436% Culliase| K street southwest, under sen !tence of 15 days In jail for alleged frozen all quest from the local National Guard company asking on Armory Hall estimated of outstanding | cost $4,000. over 80 interfere with the basket ball schedule of the armory, which will soon take effect. the that —_— Tn some parts of Siheria where there is very little snow the soil remains the year round hundreds of feet deep. The request was held that improvements be made. It was improvements would | yap1e is in rear of the work would mot | hjive down to court southwest. was visited early to- day and 25 gallons of wine, 8 bunches | of fish and 8 chicken: the huckster reported police, and he is said to have made it plain that recovery of the wine is decidedly of more importance than | recovery of the fish and chickens. Max C. 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