Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1930, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 29, 1930—PART ONE. A E RUTHNAWED ROTARY PRESDENT Election Brings Orange Blos- soms as Future Execu- tive Decorations. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, June 25.—0!'"1[1; blos- soms will decorate Rotary terna- tional's White House in place of the icco flowers of the past year, as the result of the election yesterday of Al- mon E. Roth, P Alto, Calif., to the presidency, succeeding M. Eugene New- #om, Durham, N. C. Hardly had Roth's election over Ray- | mond J. Knoeppel of n delegates and visitors from 62 nations began their homeward treks, the silver Jubilee anniversary of Rotary having Ppassed. world-famous S: 3 ar gpeskers. Sir Henry Worth Thornton safety. pe : ve; ce Iyesato Tokugawa, president of the Japanese House of Peers, and Admiral ish Ni and lost four di Lost, Rescues Self Separated from a sflr‘y ot_’Boy S:.M_:tzl arold Johnso: 3 of Corons, GAlIf. made his way down ote of the gather- | Y he treacherous morth side of Mount an Jrointo, near Riverside, Calif., to 3 —Associated Press Photo. lands_and Smith L. P. Free, Masterson, bealand. Mark Kerr, retired, of the Royal Brit-o NeW %e avy. sy s Bddress ysterday Admira xere | QCHEDULE OF RECESSES ™ could stop wars by réfusing to treat in any way with a nation which decline to arbitrate difficulties with another-| country. “The eleventh commandment,” he said, “should be ‘thou shalt not go to ‘war.'"” Special trains, automobiles and air- planes were utilized last night to speed delegates to their homes. ‘The Latin American and Furopean delegations left today for New York, the Latin Americans sailing July 9. International directors elected vester= day were Will Taylor, Springffeld, Il.; Clinton P. Anderson, Albuquerque, N. Mex.; Claybrook Cottingham, Pineville, La.; Richard C. He thur Chadwick,” London; Theodore A. H A Forgeson, Estavab, Canada} Dr. Luis A. | C! , Peru; William | A de Cook Bunning, The Hague, Nether- August 11 to 24, Justice Jesse C. Ad- =3 LANSBURGH & BRO 2th, 8th. and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 Chevez Velando, Lima, Serve Cool, Summer Refreshments Smartly—Temptingly—Inexpensively! ' Sale of 500 Sparkling Blown Glass Beverage Sets A Lipped Jug in all the branches of the court, edke. Detroit; Howard | cepting Criminal Division 1, from June Beach, FIA.; "Ar- |30 until. July- ce’ Pe; OF JUDGES ANNOUNCED | Chief Justice Wheat Arranges Ses- sions to Begin Monday and Follow Till October 6. Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat yes- terday snnounced the recess schedule for the justices of the District Supreme | Court. 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