Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1929, Page 19

LUMBERVEN AGREE N S500000 SUT _Cfiarles F. Ruggles, 84, and Fprmer Protege Settle Dif- fprences at Manistee, Mich. Byjthe Associated Press. MANISTEE, Mich, December 13.— | Scrambled financial affairs of Charles | F.- Ruggles, 84-year-old “last of the lugnber barons,” and his fotmer protege | nn}i business associate, John H. Rade- maker, were untangled last night in a seftlement which ended Rademaker's $5,000,000 suit against Ruggles. he settlement, subscribed to by both men and their attorneys after a three- hour conference, disposed of timber and other property in four States and $1,- 000,000 in promissory notes of the Rug- gles & Rademaker Salt Co. Rademaker ‘was permitted to retain extensive timber lands in Marion County, 8. C., valued at’ $776,000 20 years ago, when they were given to him by Ruggles. He also retained an interest in the Calaberas ‘Timber. Co. and the Amador Timber Co., both’of California, but quit-claimed to Ruggleés extensive cut-over timber land in Minnesota said to have a value com- mensurate with that of the South Caro- | lina holdings. Rademaker was relieved of direct obligation for the notes and of a part- nership agreement in the salt company, which he charged he was forced to sign ‘when Ruggles threatened to prosecute him for drawing $2,000 on the latter's account. ‘The case had been on trial four days, with Rademaker on the stand. Rade- maker, now serving his ninth term as mayor of Manistee, was a protege of Ruggles from the time he went to work for him 40 years ago until they dis- agreed in the Fall of 1928. Ruggles is a picturesque figure. He is atill active despite his age, has a white | beard, wears moccasins and a black shirt. He never wears a necktie. Shaw Sketches Burn. NEW YORK, December 13 (£)—A fine scheme of George Bernard Shaw | has gone askew. He signed five’ blank sheets for Sava Botzaris, Greek artist, telling him to draw sketches of him on them as Americans would pay more for them if autographed. The sketches have been burned .in a hotel fire. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to #he Health Department in the iast 24 hours: He L. and Margaret Shenier. boy. 1. Byrne, boy. y, girl. Richard J. and Carrie E. Voigt, girl. t W. and Corinne B. Booth, eirl. and Margaret C. Clinton, girl. and_Ethel Brown, girl. MacDonald, girl. eirl. & d_Agnes B. Greis. girl. nd Mary L. Soggeshall, girl. d_Mabel . Hall, girl Lawrence and Pauline Delre: bov. am H. and Madeline Z. Palmer, boy. Tee 1. ana Dora Sheaffer. bov. Frank and Catherine Colleli, boy. lliam' L. and Lessie M. Milstead, girl. Jack and Vangie E. Stanton. B. and Frances Owens, Theodore B. and Marie Jenkin MRS. LLOYD THURSTON, Wife of Representative Thurston of Towa. the Roosevelt for the Winter. TAR, WASHINGTO. PURPOSE OF JUNIOR SCHOOLS EXPLAINED Designed to Provide Diversi- fied Curriculum, Dr. Ballou Tells Association. THE EVEN Designed to provide diversified curric- ulum in recognition of the varying in- dividualities of puplls, the junior high school serves also to relieve congestion in the regular elementary schools by taking from the latter buildings two of their eight, grades, Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools, told the Home and School Association of the WASHINGTON They have taken an apariment at ~—Clinedinst Photo. Deaths Reported. ‘The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours William H. Lawson, 84, Home for Aged and Infirm. Emily E._ Barrett. 78. 440 Lamont st. 61, 639 11th st. n.e. pital. Liliian Drum. 31, 817 Otis st. Ross H. Kayior. 20, Casualty Hospital Infant oi Samuel and Anna Berger, 1 hour. Sibley Hospital. Gallinger Hospital 53. Gallinger Hospital. 316 K st s.e 5 rgency Hospital. 18, Gallinger lospital. S Block Bachelor Tax. PARIS, December 13 (#).—The big three of the French government are all bachelors: Gaston Doumergue, president of the Republic; Andre Tardieu, prem- |, fer and minister of the interior; Aristide Briand, foreign minister. “What chance Beautiful Colored Hand Embroidered Guest Towels UDOIR PILLOWS PILLOWCASES LUNCHEON SETS Special Low Prices EMBROIDERY SHOP o 11th St. N.W. e s i FOR ADDED HOLIDAY SHOPPING CONVENIENCE OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 2 “S T THGIVE APPAREL, A WORTHY GIFT™ BROJ. INCORPORATES APPAREL SPECIALISTS THIRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN E AND P FOR SATURDAY KAPLOWITZ DAY EXTRAORDINARY HOLIDAY SALE EVENING GOWNS $25 EVENING WRAPS INEVER BEFORE HAVE EVENING FASHIONS LIKE THESE SOLD AT THIS PRICE VALUES $45 TO $69.50 THE NEW SILHOUETTE—AN INSPIRATION OF FEMININE LOVELINESS WOMEN'S MISSES JUNIOR MISSES’ Hosiery Shops—First and Third Floors 3 Pairs $1.95 Sheer Silk Ra-Leigh Stockings in Gift Wardrobe $ 565 Lovely sheer silk stockings « .+ » 45-gauge pure Chinese silk, with picot tops.. All-silk from top to toe. Every new shade of the new Season. Boxed for Christmas in hosiery wardrobe cabinets. WOMEN'S HOSIERY SHOPS OF Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street N.W. have I to put through a tax on bache- lors,” wailed Henri Cheron, married, minister of finance. tomorrow and make tions. New Fur Buttons Cleaned Glazed and $ 5 Where Needed This special price. includes thorough cleaning of your coat inside and out. Special Prices in Remodeling Expert Workmanship Work called for and delivered. NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS Benjamin Sherman. Prop. 618 12th Street - ST Franklin €355 122 Lifetime Reminder Give Oriental Rugs for your Christmas Gifts Idegl . . . Durable Special Prices Neshan G. Hintlian 818 17th St. N.W. Stop Gift Yourself a IRnE n! TONIGHT 5 Until 7:30 In conjunction with our reg- ular menu we are featuring— SEA FOOD DINNER Special Steak or Roast Turkey Salad_courses for those mot destring - Regoian Menu The Famous Covtain’s_ Point Ovsters ATl "Syles WE SHUCK DAILY that in the Columbia Road 218* § OPPOSITE AMBASSADOR Columbia 5042 D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1929. Brightwood Junior High School last night. e superintendent’s address was, in effect, if not by design, a reply to Rep- Tesentative Simmons' speech last Sat- urday in which the Nebraska Repre- sentative charged that the local system was being filled with junior high schools while the real need for relief lay in the elementary school fleld. Dr. Ballou told the parents and teachers also that the Paul Junior High School now under construction at Con- cord avenue and Eighth street will bg completed February 1, 1930. The meeting was presided over by Thomas J. Breen, president of the Home and School Association. The Bright- wood Junior High School Orchestra played_three selections and the Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Hannah Bonnell, sang. e Doesn’t Like Telephone. PARIS, December 13 (/).—Stephane | Lauzanne, editor of Le Matin, never calls on the telephone. He says the service is so irritating that he prefers to write or call in person. . 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