Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1928, Page 7

THE' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, MARCIT 19, 1928, » 7 'G Ui MEETING PLANNED.!| ‘Fxcdenck Cmnnnneo to Select Mu- nicipal Candidates. JURY MAY DECIDE PLANFOR MARKET -~ SAVINGS OUTLINED Econom|st Wants Midwest to Do Its Financial Shop- ping at Home. Dispatch to The Star. EREDFRICI\ Md., March 19.- Austin_James, chairman of the city | | Repu executive committee, has | | announced that '\ me r!in‘ uf the com- | - FAISON CASE TODAY - Rlchmond Murder Defendant‘Rvpubli:m\ mnd!dm;-.\ flor lml‘x;\iclpinl Holds Mme. Snipes Sui- | Say. The dute of the meeting has n\.‘t*’ cide Victim. | | been definitely selected. Ten prominent members have been mentioned for the Board of Aldermen. or Brown, E. Edwin Kemp, Dr. T. Henry H. Abbott. R.| on, Herbert B. Robbins, | By the Associated Press . Louis L. Wilson, Dr., URBANA, Ill, March 19.—A plan for Elmer F.|developing the Chicago money market of thelso that savings of millions of dollars ‘"‘“‘ ll?“" PrOb- i market transactions would be effected 1e_COD-|was descr today by Prof. Ivan Wright of the department of economics, University of Illinols, following five vears’ of work upon it. : | he said, would be accomplished — ——— furnishing of direct market scrvic l- PARKER 55 which would enable the Middle West to C. ' y y | do its financial shopping at home. The Wright plan, its developer ex- plained today, would make a market for | Patent Attcrney ls Stricken Fatally in Bed—Rites Set for Wednesday. Br the Associated Prees, RICH.\KOND YVa., c o be argued ! in cham- ions o the before Judge Erni surplus funds of the Middle West, would |lower interest rates to the 15,000 cor- | respondent banks of the Chicago money | maraet as well as to the producing pub- lic of the' Middle West, and by its work ould increase the values of capital of 1l kinds throughout the area. | 'r\\ elve needs of the Chicago money m ointed out in the Wright re: A further devclop- ‘mkm of the stock exchange, a bond list~ {ing and trading division of the ex- | change. - development of trustee, trans- {fer and paying agency services by Chi- cago trust companies, money desk ac- | commodations for Middle Western cus- mers at New York rates, organization | nd development of the open market rcial paper, better statistical tion in the Chicago money mar- | reign branches of Chicago banks | bo'h Eastern and Western Hem: South America, developme es will be held Wed- : ; ;LQ%Q- ‘of’d;’;°ec,e?o_4 Prof. Wright said it would be impos- | s, i | Sble 1o figare aceurately in terms of | v and convenience the benefits that | arise from me increase in the use | i to settle out-of- | COUNTY PRASED FOR ENFORCEMENT Montgomery Judge Tells the Grand Jury High-Minded Citizens Must Serve. POLICEMAN WOUNDED IN MAKING ARREST % Embrey Fired on by Companion of Potomac, Va., Prisoner, and Assailant Escapes. le'*ge and later T v degree from the National He was graduated from shington University with the | laws. T was a member of the French Masonic Lodge, the C Club. Qma Phi MAN AND WIFE HURT WHEN HOME BURNS East Riverdale Heights Scene of $7.000 Blaze, Believed Caused by Cverheated Stove. is believed to be T 'ROCKVILLE, Md., March 19.—C Court_con 1 March t g Peter selected “Charles Lee Wa! scus as foreman of tb % his charge t0 the | d out that t I«All"g the prisoner in a patro] Wwhen the firing was done i i T, Judge Peter de- es had bee: last grand home, He said the prohibi :ha cld Gibson Hou i, ¥ n nnnhe'e ot an e last tion of the proh. Judge Peter sa 1se in the coun indictment was r grand jury for viol ition law. i there 15 an inclina- | b'"' coer b\"I'cr" EP’: Dri — y service, but that| GARRETT PARK TO HAVE ROADWORK THIS YEAR Mzade on Highway Pike z2nd Ken- zoulders to EBetween Rock sion of the court | , and those not fin- | sday Wil be taken al docket is dis, posed of INSURANCE BILL OFFERED. Aid! GOD’S LOVE, AS REVEALED, LENTEN SERMON THEME Dr. Goodell, It as “Greatest Thing the World.” Eensinglon. 2D aze sbuut w vear “1n Compulsory Unemployment Plan Urged by Berger, Compulsory Addrese, Describes un"rpn'umem insurance . employers and | rp’n. would make | luntarily unem- led to receive 50 rage earnings. The | ment Bureau would aid | the law and | T the payment of | Farmers Re-Elect President. L | Lispatch to The Star. COLLEGE PARK, Md., March 19— Dr. H. B, McDonell was re-elected le t the home of Dr. Thoma cre. Alexander Gude muel W. Beall of PA‘I Do FALSE TEE Rock, Slide or Town Stockings! Seyle C gauge chi 0 hem $1.4 Otheraryles $165 to $4.50 Society’s Chmcc n Hoszery 7, e uful dress is not ard, It 15 etudied, Beau Deydale not only authent: erperts at 1348 F St., N.W., the Dexdale m hanmoniz Hosiery Salon, guide yos ing or E ¥ are t ropraste unt for your dress POR SruM IRRITATIONS TRIBUTE IS PAID VETERAN PRIEST Rev. Godfrey Srhlllln” (center), whn directed the building of the Francisc: WILL DECORATE GRAVES. Fort Myer Chaplain Prepares for INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out itself Annual Custom. Chaplain John T. Axton, jr., of Fort Vljrr Va., will follow his usual custom CATHOUS HONOR_ Mon_'mm hurlr—d in Anmmn “Cemetery on the request and co-operation of rela- i tives. The chaplain will place the cus- tomary 22-inch wreath and flowers on graves on recelpt of $2 to cover ex-| penses. Al correspondence concerning | \mo decoration of graves should be ad- | - | dressed to him at Fort Myer to reach Half a century of service In the|y o %ator"than May 26, The re- | | Catholic priesthood performed by Rev.|quest should state the name. rank and Godfrey Schilling. the man who super- | organization of the person whose grave vised the construction of the Franciscan | is to be decorated, and, if possible, the | Monastery at Brookland, was marked | grave or lot number and the section. {today by colorful religious ceremonies | for the golden jubllee of the venerable ! | Franciscan. High officlals from his own | |order and visiting clergymen, as well as | | professors from Catholic Univers Rev. Godfrey Schilling, astery Builder, Cele- brates Jubilee. Gandhi, Indian Leader, Plans Tour. * an Monastery at Brookland, was honored at a special ceremony there today to mark the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination. To his left is John P. Hallihan, gra; knight, and right, John A. Sheil, deputy grand knight, of the Knights of Mount | St. Sepulchre, who constituted Father Schilling’s guard of honor in a procession | {ien and John preceding solemn high mass. nd D.C.ISSUES LISTED ! OHIO DEBATERS HERE. FOR COMMERCE BODY v wrive American University Tonight. e e i The Ohio Wesleyan University de- National Representation AmONg . ng team arrived in Washington to- | Fa Chief Subjects for Consideration | day for two intercolleglate debates, wi | American University ton at Meeting Tomorrow Night. e Washingion University port will be submitted b Littlepage. Principal n be Repre McLeod of M Dcrsr'» W. jr., secretary | chamber, announced today. 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