Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1927, Page 6

\ e g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1927. Henry 0. Kale Dead. ized the appointment of a special sub- ’Q Boston hag-bor .mlxhl be that of Miss \\'n{cr. only % short time before it was - Saks- PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH lish e effective discipline in the | was expressed hy Hamburg American , D e cith carticulat fuberence | PROBABLY IDENTIFIED |vine ‘oicials. Miss Ullrich” was re-| poy e Hoiress Ge' $325,000, | Cbinet maker and for more than 40 to ‘of policemen charged with in- | s ported missing from the steamer ) years a resident of this city, died at Cleveland soon after the liner had CHICAGO, December 9 (#).—Mary his residence, 3104 P strest, Friday, “ " ?‘"‘\ Y l)ef.o,-e the Police Trial| pejjeved to Be That ~f Young|ciivg from here for senstown, Landon Baker, Chicago soclety 5 S ; : a This action by the committee follow-| Woman of Toledo Who Disap- | The voung wom a s now abr | recelve $ ecember 2, after a long illness. Fu- od 11 ous ad ion of a e New or 3 Messa e b state 8 g e e ntttos isaniog by W the Cleveland said she disap- | Alfred 1. Baker, broker. ——— L r, | neral services were held Monday. Mr. by the mmi‘.u}.‘n“im:‘ h}:azlud h_\-d\nl}— peared From Liner. " | Kale is survived by his widow, Mrs. liam Callahan, which proposed en- etween breakfast and lunch | praiser's report was filed yesterday, R e : Pent of & new vegraney law for | Br the Associated Preas |disposing of the $1.220,000 estate | Lucy Kale; two sons, Vincent and medical examiner said that the |among two daughters, a granddaugh- | Charles Kale, and daughter, Miss Na- i i D istrict. which HAd the indorse-| PBOSTON, December 9.—Telief (hat Board of Trade Speaker Hits sl i oo s hody of a young woman found in young weman's hody had been in the ter and the widow. dene Kale. i intendent of police, and which is Force for 'ncrease n signed to rid the city of undesir Crime Here. In. Hesse, & guest at the meet- :, pointed out in answer to M, A severe attack on the “administra yner that neither the chief of the tion” of the Police Department for Department nor the District | mers, under law, have | discipline a member of the | v of inefficiency ”|.|“\\hlh- « \ with pumishment meted d e \\ = polic by the Trial | e | AN | p peither he nor || (85— AN FRUTAIAN Mr. Rayner. ed by seve ymissioners had the power to | members of the « h we the punishment. i XA ~ S e M I S e T ot wasision o || !" - ' &| A Karlton Jr. 4-Piece Suit : | and a Karlton Jr. Overcoat efficiency and « ot a new metrod of en N, ; Real Gifts 5,001 Good Reasons Why | X $74.95 Saks Neckties Should Be \\[l W Given to Men This Xmas! . prehend « s wddition of a much greater | While o official action in | number of men on the police force. | support of the s by M1 | Maj. Hesse said longer and more | ner, the publi 2| therough traini “id be given to motion hy Clang - | new members o wee. 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