Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 44

41 THE EVENING WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, dore Capelli, George Mention Carpenter, Homer Randolph Chester, Harry Law- rence Clark, Walter Francis Connell, Barber; Fred Steele Bauknight, Wallace AD”ATE ED Arthur Bruder, Irving Burka, Theo- e ‘Anthony Alfred Cuozzo, . George Anthony Didden, jr TO RESPEGT LAWS - Carl George Drescher, Robert Anthony | Dunnigan, Carlton Robert Eagle, Jjr.: | . Francis | 0T e John Robert De Kalb Eval Representative Hoch of Kan- Jo : witz, Eugene Marshall Grinder, Elme sas Speaks to Eastern High | ree ‘Hall, Clement Campbell Hanback, | By the Associated Press Clarence Bartlett Hanna, Jerome Blaine | on _ Otis J Harrison, _jr.: Jerome Holl: School Class. ard Kelso, Howard Rivers Lady, e Homer Hoch of addre Represents sas deli ed Lioyd, W am George agee, Paul An- William Emmett Markey, Charles Don- | ald Martin, Willlam Anthony McKen- | graduated from the zie, James Frederick McManamon, Da- | honors vid Reid Middleton, Max Miller, Jot Advising the gradu Orville Morrison, Charles Kenneth Pat- gt L in buthiess terson, James Burton Pruitt, Lawrence > are three work, thrift said: “The; ancis Richeimer, John Mayd- am Alexander Ritten- es Rodger, William Robert Edward Scott, d 4 Shapiro, Edward Silver- Grant Duer Simmonds, Joseph isby Spear, Charles Wesley Stans- hard Alville Tenelly, Selden y, Sam_Tranen, Howarth r Van Tine, rge Franklin naker stressed the necessity of business ncy, telling the uates that “they could never get the world without initiative and d the second of r. Hoch w little of w He udents earned f d that with y helpless vir- Urges “Openmindedness.” 5 v ents: First_honors—Doro- eal Donnella, Ruth Goldberg, senevieve Seville Spence, Menefee. on Elizabeth Fick, ret Vaughan Hewitt, Frances Hain 1d and Nyna Gwendolyn Rusk Rails’ Peculiar Behavior. Steel rails on a north and south track T Dr. R. W. Webster, re- | ter, 9, expired the day before, when the | ville Children,” which was reported re- | | five children were taken, unconscious, to the hospital i staff chemist ported he found no traces of well known chemical poisons in the vital organs of the two children who died first IFOOD POISONING HELD OF 3 DEATHS Plot Theory Exploded After Chemical Analysis in Probe of Chicago Children’s Case. cently as having been sold by the pres- ent Lord Sackville to an American for a record price. Rumor had the price at $400,000, which would be nearly five times as much as the price paid for Hoppner's portrait of Lady Louisa Manners, now | in the Widener collection. Hoppner was a portraitist of the late eighteenth cen- | CAUSE Connick, Donald Alex- | wsms| PICTURE rsiALE RUMORED. which might have been responsible was | started immediately by Dr. Richard H in Day, Craig Raeburn Bought John Hoppner Canvas. June 20 (#).—The Dalily Mail yesterday said it understood that | Thomas W. Lamont, one of the Ameri- can_delegates to the Paris reparations conference, was the purchaser of John Hoppner’s famous painting, “The Sack- [alc———|o|————lalc———]a Open at 8:30 a. Bundesen enlisted the aid of Prof 0. Jordan, head of | the department t University of CI | Nation's ‘leading 1 Fabrizio, Fred Paul Fischer, W.| Willis Fisher, Alexander David Goodko- | A well known English Willlam Arbuthnot, predicts that the doctors of the future will be advisers on health, concentrating on prevention rather than cure. | food poisoning was strengthened by the fact that both the mother and 'n apparently were suffer- CHICAGO, June 20.—Food ‘polsoning 2 ;| rather than a plot to kill by the use of nd, Thomas Dale | grugs, was believed ye Stephen Gerard Ingham, Rich- | cause of the malady which resulted in the death of three children and thre terday to be the al held out some | gressed for the re- | of 6-year-old Richard and his s the day prc ph Lanahan, Ralph Gallinger | ened the lives of the two surviving chil- dren of the Edwin Markowski family. The theory of the poison plot was vir- abandoned by county coroner, . Every Busi thony Manganaro, Frank Leo Mansuy, | The death toll was increas .| last night when Lorraine, 3, died. Agnes when his | 8, died yesterday and her brother Ches- Protection for Your Papers of Importance —costs so little that there’s no excuse for jeopardizing the safety of Bonds, Stock Insurance Policies, Columbia’s vue of 19295 7 ¥00d Re- STAR OF THE WEEK RUTH ETTING Pumphrey, Charles Horace Pur- | Thomas Hubbard Quantrille, | Certificates, keeping them at home. fIndividual SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, in our fire and burglar proof vaul rent for as little as........ The Columa A WONDERFUL ONE CENT SALE FOR THIS WEEK-END Beautiful Specimen {One Dozen. .. |Two Dozen. . Fine Hardy Rosebushes Special, each, 98¢ Twc for $1.00 === " 3,50, % Paid on Savings Trave]ers' Checks and Letters willis, Wil- ! vood, Arthur David' Zahn | ....$1.00 L) Tae ONE 1N THE ROSES Swick. Lucile Virginia | 7 » AROUND IN A faka hes N e Vocals. 1830D s Bf;’(rj: e Mcacyya e ALL RECORDS 10-INCH, 75; National Bank 911 F Street 1 i Mr. Hoch climaxed his warning the students to n spect for the cou s Jaws Invocation was infoned by Rev. Allan F. Poore, pastor of the Waugh Metho- dist Episcopal Church, and the saluta- tory address was made by Ruth Gold- berg, an honor graduate. n re- Presentation of Diplomas. The presentation of diplomas was made by Arthur G. Bishop, president of the school's Home and 001 Asso- ciation. The valedictory w given by Genevieve Spence, an honor graduate 0ol orchestra rendered several lections. The fou ar June graduates are: Girls—Ruth Miriam Abelman. Be c t Sthel P aucom, Josephine beth Jeanette Bequ Eva Cath- Bixler, Ruth Beatrice Bolen e Evelyn Bradley, Catherine Con- nce Bray. Janet May Buck, Marie ephine Carlin, Rose Ida Cohen, Marjorie Phenia_Conner, Edna Mae Creel, Katherine Rose Cross, Marguerite Patricia_ Crown, Marie Anna Dean, Teresa Di Francesco, Dorothy Carmeal Donnella, Mar ces Drake, Kath- ryn Esteile Dun . Mary Cynthia Eldridge, Marion zabeth Fick, Theresa Flax, Agnes Marguerite Galla- gher, Anna Elizabeth Gates, Frances Hain Gernand. 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