Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1930, Page 19

HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930. e r— SUNEY IS BEGIN [ U. S. Engineers Expect Work Will Be Completed in Three Weeks, By the Associated Press YORKTOWN, Va, August 13- Government_engineers started survey- . ing here yesterday for the National Co- lonial Monument area, including York- town, Williamsburg and Jamestown, created by the last session of Congress Engineers from the topographical branch of the United State Geological Survey of the Department of the In- terior, making the survey over an area of five square miles, said three weeks would be required for completion of the work The survey is being made preliminary to the arrival of topographers, who will | map the area. The map is to be used by local, State and national committees reparing for the sesquicentennial cele- ration of Cornwallis' surrender, to be held next year. While the survey is being made over five square miles here, no indication | was given as to the Yorktown area to | be included in the monument, although It is limited to 2.500 acres. All'of James- town Island was expected to be in- cluded, but in Williamsburg only such 1and as is necessary for a right of wes_ for a connecting highway is to be in- cluded. LAUREL YOUTH WINS COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP Attains Record of 142 Per Cent in| Examination for St. John's College. By & Stafl Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., August 13.—Making a record of 142 per cent of SENORA DONA ROSA H. DE VITERI, | the standard test, Charles J. Eastman | Who with her husband, Senor Dr. Don Homero Viteri, Minister of Honduras, of Laurel, won the Prince. Georges will hold a reception at the legation tomorrow afternoon to celebrate the cen- County scholarship for St. John's Col- temary of the Ecuadoran Republic. —Underwood Photo. lege, Annapolis, it was announced b e R T g g S toman won the. seholerem s MARYLAND OFFICIALS | construction of the new Maryland » LAND OFF!C | Penitentiary have been announced by & competitive examination with 11 othi aspirants His nnrnvm Opnmpefllorflh:t‘; PLAN PRISON STUDY ii;‘rt:? figl?,‘l“"‘”‘ State superintend | The study is important, as the type | of men confined in prisons should, in | a percentage of 119. Eastman graduated from the Laurel | Underwood, sons of the founders of the | | business; Lajaren Hiller, Morris Behrend High School last June, after making & brilliant scholastic record there, aceord- ing to Mr. Orem, | Inquiry Will Be Made Prior to Construction of New Peniten- tiary Near Bretheds. a large measure, determine the method | of construction, Mr. Donnell said. | ‘ Mr. Donnell is aiding in the survey of | | the site recently purchased near Breth- | | eds for $100,000 by the State. X EMPLOYES ACQUIRE UNDERWOOD STOCK Negotiations Completed for Controlling Interest in Pho- tographic Concern. Negotiations that have been under | way for the past six months were rought to a close today when L. E.| Rubel, vice president and treasurer of | Underwood & Underwood, photog- raphers, announced the purchase by & small group of employes of the con- trolling interest of the common stock and a substantial amount of the preferred stock. The purchase was made from the estate of the late James Ellictt, who died in August last year, then holding the position of president | of the firm. ‘Those associated with Mr. Rubel in the purchase of the controlling inter- est are: Ben D. Jennings, president of the concern; C. T. Underwood and E. R. and Leo G. Hessler of Washington. All of these men have been with the firm for a number of years. ‘The firm of Underwond & Underwood Unexcelled Cooling System Complete Change of Air Every 112 Minutes < The = Aollier In COLUMBIA RD. a1 18 WST. 0PPOSITE AMBASSADOR TONIGHT conjunction with regular menn 5 to 7:00 are featuring— n we Fried Filet of Rock Fish. Broiled Bass. ## Cold Cuts. # Vegetable Dinner. 82 Our Special ROAST CAPON, 32 BROILED SPRING CHICKEN, $s or CLUB STEAK DINNER £ Special Club Plates—Special Salads for Those Not Desiring Regular Dinner ALWAYS AMPLE PARKING SPACE COLUMBIA 5042 DMLIN & L. Barker appear for Mrs. Link. Claiming her husband, Edward James Gilkerson, started for Miami, Fla., less | than 24 hours after her marriage to him on January 31, 1927, Mrs. Nell Fenner | Gilkerson, has asked the court for a | divorce and restoration of her maiden | name. She is represented by Attorney | Waldo Burnside, i z ¥ 3 | TWO WIVES ASK DIVORCE Special Dispatch to The Star, z | BALTIMORE, August 13.—Plans for Desertion by Husbands Charged in} o intensive study of prisopers aud Suits at Marlboro. | prison conditions in Maryland prior to By & Stafl Correspondent of The Star. 1 . 15UFPER MARLBORO, Md., August 3.—Two suits for divorce on grounds of aesersion were mea o s mov | FUR COATS cuit Court yesterday. | Mrs. Hattle 8. Link of Mount Rainier Cleaned itioned for & divorce from her hus- [ nd, Oscar M. Link, whose address | Glazed $ she tells the court is unknown to her. and The wife says her husband left her on | Stored ay 4.1933. The couple were matvied | This spectal price includes thorough April 19, 1920. and have two children. || cieaning of Sour coat incide and ant: Attorneys Leroy Pumphrey and Harry Iazing and guaranteed cold storage. Scarf -emodeled. §5 00 Special Prices in Remodeling Expert Workmanship Work Callea for aug Deliveres Bensamin Sherman. Prop €18 12th Street Nat. 2456 ALL SALES FINAL Rflfi. E- APPROVATS STREET Absolutely! The Last Reductions of the Season CoATS # 29 Dress and Sport Originally Priced Fur-Trimmed & Untrimmed $59.75 & $69.75 COATS 539 Dress and Sport Originally rriced Fur-Trimmed & Untrimmed $79.75 & $115 Tinted in Rose, beautiful tableware the spool stems and A SPECIAL SET of goblets, 6 sherbets and gumblers vi. .0 Our Coat and Suit Department have been transferred to more spacious quarters, occupying the entire third floor «« . and previous to displaying the new Fall Models which are arriving daily . . . WE ARE FORCED TO CLOSE OUT EVERY REMAINING SPRING AND SUMMER COAT AND SUIT these FINAL REDUCTIONS at The Styling of These Garments Make Them Ideally Suited for Fall'Wear Sport Suits & Ensembles « .. most of them are three-piece Tweed Suits . . . several Lumber Jacket Types and others with matching Berets., All of them suitable for Fall wear. Sizes 12 to 40. Formerly $25 Now to $39.75. Formerly $39.50 to $49.75. Black Suede Brown Kid Black Kid Ra, Rajah There's a_ veritable “fashion run” on this New Strap— for every .smart person who has seen it, since we unpacked it a few days ago, has included at least one pair in her new Wardrobe—one woman walkej pair; she hated to take them off, they An interesting Announcement! 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At the same term of the Circuit [COUNTY JAIL SCORED | <IN JUDGE’S WARNING | Unless More Efficient Methods Are Employed Prisoners Will Be Transferred. Lewis Jackson, 18-year-old Negro, to five years in the penitentiary after he was indicted by the special grand jury on a charge of stealing fowls. Coal mined in the Transvaal in the ‘gsl year weighed nearly 13,000,000 ns. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., August 13| (Special).—From the bench of the| Caroline County Circuit Court Judge Frederick W. Coleman scored author- ities for laxity in conducting the county jail and issued a warning that were | not more efficient methods employed | to assure safe incarceration Of pris- oners he would transfer persons guilty | of major crimes to other jails. The jurist's statement was made at the conclusion of an investigation of rie Washington Phone Met. 2460 {Furniture Refinished : 1l normal or oily skin. tory. Box, $l. Let Us Estimate L. E. 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