Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1931, Page 5

THE Science ST. PAUL'S CHURCH | MOTHER KILLS TWINS AND SLASHES GIRL, 4 Saying She Feared Separation for EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, ‘The mother was fcund near the bodies of the twins. Arresting officers said she admitted killing them and saild she would have killed herself “if the knife had been sharper.” She was taken to the Warren County jail here, ‘The officers sald they believed Mrs. Bearce insane. SAVING CHILD’S LIFE Teacher, in Heroine Role, Plunges JUNE GIRL FALLS TO DEATH | 29 1931, sent the child clear of the rocks to fan| in ndwtt sand pit and she was not in- ured. The incident occurred at Glen Bernie Falls, near Blowing Rock. The little girl, whose name was with- held by the camp authorities, slipped at the brink of the cliff. Miss Arhel- gar leaped after her, but was unable to RETIRED UNDERTAKER, 74, SUFFERS FATAL STROKE Martinsburg Man Drops Dead in Grocery—Services Will Be Held A-§" fsurvlvlng are two daughters. Mrs. Wil- | liam McCormick. Vanclevesville, W. Va., |and Mrs. Lawrence Dezrange, Hagers- town, Md.; threc sons, Adolph F., and | Louts, this city; Harry L.. Baltimore, | and four brothers, Otto 2nd J. W., this citv: H. K., Norrisiown, Pa.. and Charfes. California, and two sisters, Anna, Hagersto Md, ond Mrs. Emma Tomorrow Afternoon. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va,, June 22— 2 Louls W. Kogelschatz, 74 years old, re-| W~ C: T. U. to Hear Woman. tired funeral director and business man| T B Md. June 22 (Special).—Miss here, a native-and lifelong resident of Loura Lindley of Washington will Arhelgar, 21-year-old Charlotte School| _The United States Volunteer Life |the county, dropped dead of heart dis- address the June meeting of the teacher, died last night of injuries suf-| Saving Corps has a membership of |ease in a grocery here while on & busi- | W. C. T. U, at the home of Mrs, fered Saturday in a fall over a 60-foot | 75,000. | ness errand from his country home.| Welton Lusby here Wednesday night. cliff in attempting to save a small girl from the same fate. ‘The young teacher landed on jagged rocks and never regained consciousness. She saved the child’s life with a push as both went over the cliff. The shove Ob°rlander, Frederick, Md. Burial will be held here Tuesday afternoon. : How Person Feels Varies | With Hours. : I ‘ Over 60-Foot CHff and . °|pul her back and went over the cliff Saw Victim Buried. erself. Is Killed. DANVILLE, Va., June 22 (Speclal) — James A. Willis, who succumbed to in- Juries sustained while sawing wood at his home at Axton, Henry County, was buried Saturday. The pulley of the| power saw burst from centrifugal force, hurling a fragment which severcly wounded his leg. Mr. Willls was 70 | years old and is survived by four children. | Mental Care, Woman Also Cuts Own Throat, Miss Arhelgar was the daughter of 8. W. Arhelgar of Fredericksburg, Tex. Her body was taken to Charlotte and later will be sent to Texas. —o— \\JGEELING" varles with hours, sea- | sons and ages. | Results of an experiment with 900 persons are reported in the Journal of | Applied Psychology by Hulsey Cason of the University of Wisconsin. These sub- | jects, of both sexes, varied occupations, The church was characterized as a | 1 FREIDS In age from 10 t0 90 Yeit living group for the building of char- | a acter rather than en “institution” in | the sermon preached by Rev. Paul W.| (! voan Koller. executive tary of the Lu-|March, rises sharply in April and M theram Board of Foreign Missions, a! ';ouu ]Illgll!‘“l)olst ful' l\;l(‘l )‘cal‘dh; J\ll1 B ; ; alls slightly during July and August, | ;‘h"d’“‘ff‘“”" ¥ WAt el ses to & new high in September, and rst unit of the $750,000 St. Pa\lls‘““‘n falls steadily during Octob:r, No- Lutheran Church, at Connecticut ave- | vember and December. | nue and Everett street. eI i 3 .| . Those who habitually go to bed before - ‘Yr:"'l‘t“f"; the ‘}[“}}‘-‘J’“&"Sfl"’fi_ | -0 p.m. feel the worst. “Thos> who re- 5 01, et i) tire after midnight feel best. clared in the first sermon to b> preached | “'Single porsons or those married but in the new edifice. "but it is more than | with no children feel best and married oIt in o living and w virile group | pirsons with three or more and those or the bullding ot cheract who are widowed and divorced. feel the I e o e f well being is lowest on Six hundred persons, the capacity of D s 5 A the auditorium of the 7irst unit of the | MORGays and during the first and last church, attended the dedication services | yesterday. When completed the new church will be a Gothic temple, a fea- ture of which will be a crypt chapel. The ki First Section of $750,000 Edifice Formally Opened Yesterday. By the Associated Press. LAKE GEORGE, N. Y., June 22— Mrs. Leon Bearce, 30 years old, who sald she was afraid she would be sepa- rated from her three children because her husband had told her she was cut the throats of all three y. Two are dead and another was reported dying. | The tragedy occurred at the tcurist camp her husband operates. The bodies of George and Joyce, 10 months, twins, were found lying side by side in a wood road near the camp after Dena, 4 years old, came running to | her father, her windpipe severed. The child managed to say “Mother did lt."| Men! Heré's a X/ RealValue An EXTRA Pair of TROUSERS FREE with Every Mertz TAILORED- TO-MEASURE SUIT | This offer good until June 30t) Merely select & fabric for a tallored-to- measure suit {from a cholce of over 300 of this season’s patierns. Then pay only the cost of the suit. and we'll make a present of an exira pair of trousers tailored of the same material. | Priced $22_50 } as low a3 Guaranteed Fit and Satisfaction MERTZ & MERTZ CO. 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