Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1928, Page 26

268 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1928 [ e PHILLIPS DEATH PROBE REQUESTED New Jersey Inquiry Into Sew- er Pipe Dealer's Case Asked in New York. By the Assoviated Press NEW YORK. August 1.—The Federal grand jury in Brooklyn. which has been delving into the affairs of the late John | M. Phillips, sewer pipe dealer, vesterday requested that the circumstances of Phillips’ death at Atlantic City be re- ferred to the New Jersey authorities ior their investigation and consideration Phillips, whoss name figured promi-| nently in the inquiry into alleged $16.- | 000,000 Queens sewer graft. and who| was under Federal indictment for fail-| ure to file inctme tax returns, died July | 3. At the time of his death acute ap- pendicitis was given as the cause. Later 1t was said he had succumbed to a liver disorder and alcoholism Although the exact nature of the evi- dence offered before the grand jury which prompted the request for an in- vestigation of Phillips’ death was not | made public, it was said one witness had | expressed skepticism concerning the an- | nounced ceuses of the pipe dealer's death. The grand jury also recommended | that the intelligence unit of the Treas- rv Depertment investigate the disap- earance of two large bundles which were withdrawn from Phillips’ safe de- posit box in the Bay of Biscayne Bank at Miami, Fla. June 21. while Phillip: was in Pederal Court answering charges of income tax fraud. The bundles, which the grand jury said were pre- sumed to contain securities of great value. have disappeared since Phillips’ death. and no effort has been made to certain where thev have gons= SHIPPING NEWS Arvivale at and Sailings From New York. haa-London Siro-taiparaiso L arabobo— Munamer—Ha ol S:ibo: Danzig e—Yarmouth. 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SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 371 405410 Melachlen Bidx Tth and G Sts N W Valuables Be Safe? While you are away enjoying your vacation ihis summer, will your securities and other valuables he perfectly safe? You can rest assured they will be 1t placed in a Safe Deposit Box FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK finest women of the town were passing. | pair Robb was giving an afternoon tea give her, Martha?” It was a sur- A queer look orossed Martha's face. Martha understood well, was devoted to because of his true love for her. When she found out that he had loved another woman and that second | If T had gone on believing that I should (Covvrithi, 1928, took out a packet of old letters. smiled as she touched them. George She | choice she would experience a few dis- | agreeable moments—if no worse. at any other man. But now I know Martha was ; i artha wis taking her supper of \8 | Goorge was fond of somebody besides Hull had written these letters o Mar- | o buttered toast. peach marmalade tha more than never saw as surprised a person as little them that Emmy Hull partv and a birthday pariy in 1 haven't made her‘any present vet.” | George's memory Emmy's birthday. Martha had che said. “But 1 am going to.” been asked and had refused to go. Tt After Letty Simpson had gone Mar furious to think that har tha went to a drawer in her desk and she hersell fit at a price you can afford. 30 years hefore. Emmy flourish like a voung bay tree telephoned for Emmy. When she saw all us women | Martin Price, the boy who ran errands she looked ready to|for her. When Martin came she gave tumultuously with agony and | faint just for a moment. Then she | him a quarter for handing the letters For up the wide steps of the began to laugh. She got lots of nice in at Emmy's door. new house ackoss the way the | things--a new dress. roses, candy. & to dwell pleasantly of silk stockings. What did you | Those letters little widow's heart Then she sat down would make the more 30 vear o Her | and gold cake when the door opened | me I feel I, too, have the right to love folks had not thought him good enough | and wmmy Hull walked in upon her. | ? for her and she had let her pride con- | A L X L | The Frozen Heart. jeousin Emmy Hull was solved where she | quer her love % could not command even ordinary re- | Emmy, Martha's cousin. ARTHA PRATT sat ubon hel'|garq from'people. "And I've got money, | had been dead elght yea red velvet sofa gazng Out| 3" njce home, everything she hasn't.”was gloating over through the 'hl{k lace cur-| Martha thought to herself tains at the festive-appeating — Anp hour later Letty Simpson came|Martha knew what she knew o oLty E new about the | house Across mf way. Martha | qogn Mrs. Robb's steps, crossed the | man Emmy had loved | was handsome with gray hair in waves | gireet and entered in at Martha's doot She sat down at her dosk. that looked like hammered silver. But '~ why, didn't you go2" Letty asked.|and sealed her rcdHX:rps .:meh::dr;}l’:d d';‘r“‘«'Y '(‘l:: sitting down and brushing A crumb of and addressed them fto Emmy. ake from her new black satin. Y ke s v W v | cake from new black s 0u | to make sure that Emmy would receive at_this moment Martha's heart | was anything but frozen. It was beat- coming in and It was the first time since George's | : : , death that Emmy had ever been |n‘|':‘r'v"';‘; r":‘"mt‘f”h"' whether you be- Marthe's house. She had something | 'e\® 1 or Ot {in her hand—the packet of letters| [T . | Which she laid down upon the table.| :Se.” went on Emmy o tAle aoing to marry again ek ck.” she said | jiiing alone. 1 like A man to do for— “1 know you want to keep them. Thank 8 sou for letting me read them, Martha.” | darning socks and cocking things he Marite smied. -Well. 1 thougnt it | ikes. You don't know sbout all this g : Martha, for you were never married.” packef | was about time you knew." she said | MA g » " ! “won't you sit_down, Emmy?” RTEIE log O SRTeCE™ tor et o iy do. = Martha asked coldly es. 1 will” Emmy took a chalr.| “gmmy smiled. “I do not expect—I She opened her coal. revealing the r protty dross she had worn at the after- | Am going to. he has asked me.” she noon tea, She looked fresh, inspirited, | replied. “It is Tom Brooks Martha tharming. “I am glad to know a® The color fled from Martha's face T eize Tell toward you, Martha, She stared at the other woman. At before ho married me,” sh. that moment the ‘vozen heart became otiha ‘tHed to hide her asionisy Altogether human and melted. ~For ment. Martha had besn waiting_years and > ‘don't see what there s about It to ' ¥6Ars. hoping that Tom Brooks. big delight. You &5, she contknbed handsome Tom Brooks, would ask her “Well, ft’s just Iike this, T've always | {0 marry him. thought I was George's one and only THE END. | { never have thought myself free to look F'RST TERM coMPLETED_ il::lmh::“’n;;l:‘:é:flfl'% !]l;:‘ ld::.rh!;: lmm-r Louts Kayser, director of Sum- mer sessions. Eummer School Students at G. W. U. to Stage Party. Students of the Summer s jons of | George Washington University will stage a party in Corcoran Hall and the | Solege yard Priday nignt. marking e || Sunday Excursions | completion of the first term in the School of Law and the termination of 3 o the six-week term in Columbia College P the Graduate School of Lelters and o al ep Ia Sclences, the School of Engineerl ol of Bduracion, ana te Divic (|| $3.25 CHESTER $3.00 WILMINGTON slon of Library Science. 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