Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1929, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1929. BARUGRAPH [}HEBK ST. CECILIA STUDENTS ALLEGED RUM SEIZED HOLD CLASS PROGRAM | IN CHASE DISAPPEARS - ’ |Rev. 3. V. Buckley Delivers Ad-|Policeman Finds Case Left Behind cises to Be Sunday. tion Raided on Return. T Members of the graduating class of ' Observing a colored man delivering i g what he suspected was a case of liquor, Bureau to Read Instrument|st. cecilins Academy held their annusl | ¥hat he suspected was & case of liquor, ——————————————————————— e —————————— i ——————————— P class night entertainment at the school ; to Determine if Altitude |Monday night. The principal nddress | Leach of the Sikth. procinet. pursied: “AT SEVENTH AND K'—WASHINGTONS POPULAR SHOPPING CENTER was delivered by Rev. J. V. Buckley. A | After chasing the man through a house Record Was Made. program of entertainment included ine | A1 over a fence. the policeman took reading of essays, vocal and instru- = ° = | mental numbers as follows 0‘5&1“8:? o i F——— ( Select L 1 Tub, n the man, known as - \ - g Calibration of the barograph Which | scosmpanied by Macs. Smith: Nor: | 16T, Was on his way to the patrol box, “,4" ) ! ew l ln e I Oc S y ; ¢ L will show whether Lieut. Apollo Soucek | wegian dance, by Mary Smith and Sue | A¢companied by Leach, who held him , y stablishi Orem; the reading of an essay by Mae | DY one arm and in the other carried succeeded yesterday in establishing a e s B octare. medanct: s |® half-gallon jar. After turning Mil- | new world altitude record for seaplanes |TerNover itoithe patrol’ LesolBretarns 7 [ recitation by Margaret Walshe, vocal to the patrol, Leach returne was begun today at the Bureau of | selactions ,,YYSH, e e reading of | {0 the establishment where he left the - r l Standards. Lieut. Soucek flew from the | an essay by Narsas Jones and a tab- | CAS€. ";“"li" bottles e missing from 5 leau, presented by the graduating class, [ e contanier, although no one was ap- Tas s y N t yesterday e with Hester A. Anderson, reader. | parently around. Z afternoon to an ngtl('udpnin;:!lr::)t(;dl:g The academy will hold its znnunl‘T r 3 3 his altimeter as betwee commencement exercises next Sunday ; Any Graduate Would 39.000 feet. afternoon at 4 o'clock. The graduates| ________OCEAN CITY, MD. -, Calibration of the barograph may | will be preseMed with certificates of THE L kf d OPEN 3 COOI Welcome graduation and addressed by Father ankrord may N\ An Evkob O oeiris prees (I Buokicy. On the Roardwalk ~. 2 : 3 A — 1 ; Sleeveless \ Wrist Wetch . \ TS atc ORKNEY SPRINGS 4 and Shorit- and SpocialiVadissaoties ram— Te—— sure and temperature conditions, by| han 1,000 feet. Soucek's record t ot show ai least 38,323 fect to bring | RED CROSS WILL STUDY series of altitude fiights more than a month ago, Lieut. Soucek yesterday Wore electrically heated goggles. His| Mission, Dispatched at Request of Orkney Springs, Va. first attempt in April was halted by the & | WaAhington s, nessest Iavee mous @ formation of ice on the lenses, bl]ng- oover, Due to Reach China W SR e D " ing him. On May 8, when he estab- 5 " 1 Souenis 2ize0 3 b @ 2l ; P \ lished ' new world ltitude record of Seven or Eight Days. " One June 15th Models NN Sizes 39,140 feet, ice again formed and while | By the Assoclated Press. All _amusements—excellent _table— P Feminine Styles in dainty he was temporarily blinded, the plane | A Red Cross mission to study the refreshing mineral springs and baths. k A0 tonneau, cushion and octagon 5 shapes with genuine chromium fell 2,000 feet in a spin famine situation in China and report to | [l Pesds ™12 “iier west of Mt Jnckaon A Teal plavaround for 500 guests A fresh new collection—just unpacked—in time to supply platjemsluar‘aer::ed ‘S:iih;;m% six-jew! X -proo Yesterday Soucek sald he had no|headquarters here is to arrive in Chi ¢ with his les, which were 4 Sy :1‘3;3’:«; for Tim by s brother, Lieut. i’,‘;i‘&“g &:nnglxslpal‘;:‘}s:l at ?r'.’i“'regfie‘ai‘ Bor Slen=Renbouslistaaves— vour Summer needs at a very attractive low price! The ve S Zeus Soucek. stationed at the 'Phila- | of President Hoover. ooklet - ) = 3 A P e movement. 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For vesterday's flight the |in some parts of the Oriental republic. . v o ; 3 jewel lever shock-proof move- wheel landing gear was rep sl;e bout | After the report is received, immediate | gray pipings and ¢ t+'ling touches. pontoon and wing floats, adding &bOUt | steps will be taken to alleviate distress. % e S IR — 3 lenbery’s—Main oor. | him credit for an official world record. or the first time since he began a CHINESE FAMINE A N : i HOTELS Slee,ved i Extra and Girl Graduates ‘ \ $ 5.95 New—Moder: BAPTiST UNION MEETS. RESORTS. ote[flfig’?’i[fontg 5 casm— - THE MOCEA!J::'CX%WE | v VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. 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