Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1928, Page 6

i s 8 CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OFFICIAL IS DEAD ‘Miss Webster Had Notable Career as Teacher—Fu- neral Tomorrow. " pend of the Na chool for Girls. on 913, and foremost Jhealth for the Miss Wehster was 1t the school until the past few weeks, when Autho the l,u:vnds 1 had cont omal periodicals, Funeral Services Tomorrow. of 1 the school will MRS. HUNT SLATER DIES ON TRAIN IN FRANCE | Former Basident of Capital Was| Knowa as Devotee of Music. n bound from g rance, Tuesday, ac- o ing to word received here. She was on her v 1o visit Mrs. Paul Bartlett, wife of the sculptor. She had !wén in France since last Sep- nterested in muslc al proteges to ob- She was the aunt he sculptor, who Sur-Mer. When de her home at the daughter of is Hunt, artist, whose m I n was ex- opolitun Museum | teenth fct Su in ejectment own and Cuth ion of Jot 54 values at damages of 1 getention of is Jocated on ivania avenue nth stroets ckaon FOR SALE 5120 Chevy Chase Parkway One-half block West of Conn. 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By the Associated Press. Subpoenas commanding the removal lto Washington of the remainder of | the ballots cast_in the Vare-Wilson senatorial contest in Pennsylvanta in 1 1926 were issued today by the Senate and elections commitiee, was_taken after confer- ween Chairman Shortridge nsel for Willlam 8. Vave, the ul Republican_eandidate, and William B, Wilson, his Democratic It is preliminary to start the count of all of the ballots cast clection which Wilson now I | Wiison was given permission to file an amended petition of con i test within the next 10 di and the committee probably will defer the | beginuing of the count at least until that has been received. Ballots and other documents used in Uhiladelphia and Allegheny Coun- ties already are in possession of the Senate, having been seized lhst year by the special campajgn funds com mittee. At the conference today with Chalr- an Shortridge, Vare, who has heen nied the oath of office by the Sen s was represented by Francis wn of Philadelp! Philadelphia and Roland B, hany of ‘\4I“]||XIL(H" CRs 5 Constar '(nnm«- has less than a doz | en auto filling station: SENATE PUTS WORK OVER UNTIL MONDAY Resolution for Tariff Reduction Policy Only Measure Before Body Except Bridge Bill. With only one bill on its calendar of | ¥ Y- husiness, the Senate agreed to ¢ over from today until Monday. lesides the lone bill—a bridge bill— ground out of the committee grists of the thousands sent to them by the Sen- ate for preliminary study, the Senate also had before it a resolution to de clare a policy general re duction in 1journ lution by Senator MeMas South Dakota, which has been eq % Republican leaders | some coneern, was put over until Mon- day with an agreement that it would bhe taken up for action then, GETS NAVY AIR CONTRACT. Bufln‘lo Company to Build Three NY-2 Type Planes. 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