Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1930, Page 12

A—-12 THAE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1930. DUNGAN STUART EXPRES SUDDENL Assistant Husbandman Bureau of Dairy Industry Had Worthy Record. - in Duncan Stuart, bandman in the Bureau of Dairy In- dustry of the Department of Agricul- ture, with which he had been con- nected for more than a quarter of a century, died of heart disease at his t Dairy Expert Die | | S 55, assistant hus-| home, ‘205 Cedar street, Takoma Park, | D. C. yesterday. He was stricken while tending the furnace. Stuart was a widely-known expert on cattle feeding and breeding. At one time he was assistant to the dean and director of agricultural experiments at | the Kansas State Agricultural College, and he was for awhile with the Burcau of Chemistry. A native of Canada, Stuart was educated at the University of Vermont and came to this city and entered the Government service soon thereafter. He was widely known in Masonic cir- cles and was past master of the ‘Takoma Park Lodge of Masons. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella M. | Stuart. and a son, Ailen F. Stuart, who lives in New York. Funeral services will be conducted in the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Dr. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor, will offi- ciate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Prance now has 405,028 miles of im- proved roads. | DUNCAN STUART. Noted Flyer Fined for Rum. LOS ANGELES, February 7 ().— Loren Mendell, former co-holder of the | world endurance flight record. pleaded | guilty in Municipal Court yesterday to | possession of liquor and was fined $ | or sentenced to alternative of 25 days in I fail. Mendell was released on $500 d and said he would pay the fine today. | ! ing hearing in London. 1929 CANADA DIVORCES ing Year, Increase of 31 Over Separations in 1928. By the Associated Press. OTTAWA, Ontario, February 7.—A record for the number of divorces granted was set in Canada during 1929. when a total of 816 marital bonds were dissolved. This was-an increase of 31 over 1928, An almost steady increase was shown from 1913, when decrees totaled 60. When a 3-foot eel became lodged in a pip: leading to the filters at Largs. Scotland, reservoir, recently the city’s water supply was cut off. |BACHELOR PREACHER, | REVEAL NEW HIGH MARK/ | 816 Marital Bonds Dissolved Dur- REAL CUPID, EXPIRES —_— Not One Couple of 11,582 Married by Pastor in 46 Years Was Divorced, He Claimed. By the Assoclated Press, NEW YORK, February 7.—The Rev. Dr. Vincent Pisek, who prided himself on the claim that he had performed 11,582 marriages, not one of which had resulted in divorce, died yesterday. He was a bathelor, 71 years old, and for 46-years he was pastor of the Jan Hus Presbyterian Church in East Seventy-fourth street. The length of his continuous service as pastor ex- ceeded that of any other minister of the New York Presbytery. =MISS CURTIS DAILY SUGGESTIONS= ORANGE MARSHMALLOW CUSTARD A Dessert for Tonight Cut 2 oranges small and add 3 tablespoon- fuls MISS CURTIS' MARSHMALLOW CREME. Make custard with 1 pint milk, bringing to a boil, 3 even teaspoonfuls corn starch and yolks of 2 eggs well beaten. Cook until thick. Cool and pour over oranges, stirring slightly. Serve cold. Sold by all good grocers, 10 and 20 cents Ten breach of promise suits are await- | z - Ly HMALLOY, 0 sauce rom AL oESSTS. e BRI ——— ¢ OIMAE CURTIS A S o " by the House library committee i cet and overlooks the Atlantic where Wilbur and. Orville Wright, first. flew MEMORIAL IS FAVORED, T an airplane December 17, 1903. The & mmittee 0. K.'s P, tower will contain a powerful light to e 2 Toposal | o ships off the coast. to Honor Wright Brothers, | f The Warren bill to authorize erection | Father Slays Dnughter. of a memorial to commemorate tne : first airplane flight of the Wright b MARION, Ind,, February 7 () —Be- S s YOUh- | )i ved insane from brooding over ill ers on Kill Devil Hill at Kitty Hawk, | oo was reported favorably y | health and the probability that his baby ML e vesterday | youghter would have to be placed in an 4 Robert Crooks, 25, early last ‘The monument would cost §2 | institution, 5 and is to be constructed of North Gavg. | night shot and killed the girl, Marjorie lina granite. It will stand 85 feet high | Helen, age 8 months, and then at- on Kill Devil Hill, which n(?r rises 100 | tempted suicide, | 1,000 CIGARETTES USED PER PERSON IN 1929 Internal Revenue Figures Reveal 18,000,000,000 Increase Dur- ing Year. e ——— Internal Revenue Bureau showed that the 119,049,105,104 taken from bond last year were 13,122,330,453 more than duf- ing 1928, At an average cost of 13 cents for each package of 20, the 1920 cigarette bill would have taken $780,000,000 out of the pockets of the smokers. 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