Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, W SHINGTON, D. C., \ THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932. Mother’s Day Is Sunday, May 8th Send Her a Bouquet of Burton’s Flowers In that heart of hers so crowd- ed with love Mother always has 8 soft spot for flowers. But be sure you send Burton's flowers . . . gorgeous, colorful, fragrant blooms. We deliver or anywhere. Special orders. Members Florist Telegraph Delivery Association 9, e s At. 0162 Hyatt, 85 ‘telegraph flowers attention to phone NURSERYMEN Cottage City Nursery and Flower Shop, 4000 Baltimore Boulevard A REAL VALUE This $325 Hot-Water Heating Plant Complete for 6-Room House 3 years to pay in easy monthly pay- ments. This price includes 17-in. boiler, 6 radiators, 300 ft. radiation. | American Heating Engineering Company 907 N. Y. Ave. Nat. 8421 Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 135 cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advantage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start tomorrow. ARLINGTON RITES FOR ADMR. CHESTER % Compiled mfi. Jaeckel. Navy Will Be in Charge of; | Services for Retired Of- ’ ficer, 88 Years Old. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 5—Rear Admiral ‘Colby M. Chester, 88-year-old retired | naval officer, who died last night, will be buried in Arlington National Ceme- tery after a Washington funeral in charge of the Navy Department. | funeral will be held tomorrow morning at St. John's Episcopal Church. | The rear admiral, who was born i New London, Conn., February 2. 1844, was the principal in the “Chester con- | cession” affair in the Near East, in- volving ofl and rail developments by American capitdl in the Ottoman em- pire. The concessions, which at one time threatened international compli- cations, were valued at $2,000,000,000. For 15 years Admiral Chester, who retired in 1906 after 47 years service. was occupied with the task of estab- lishing the open door for American trade in Western Asia. His naval career included participa- tion in the Battle of Mobile Bay and extended through a number of posts, | including the high command of the South Atlantic Squadron in 1897-99. He was appointed to the Naval College | in 1901 Admiral Chester was the second old- service. A mathematical genius, Chester was credited with exploding the claims of Dr. Frederick A. Cook in having discovered the North Pole. The veteran admiral was in reality 88 years old, but celebrated nis twenty- second birthday anniversary a couple of months ago, having been born on leap-year day, February 29, 1844. He was placed on the retired list in 1906, after 47 years’ active naval service. Later, he returned for five years' active duty in the Navy. He is survived by two sons, Arthur T. Chester and Colby M. Chester, jr., president of the General Foods Corpo- ration of New York, and a number of | grandchildren. In Washington, in re- cent years, he lived at 1828 T street and at the Cosmos Club. | Corsican Bandit Caught. | _Torre, one of Corsica’s notorious bandits, has fallen into the hands of the police. In an effort to capture him last November an expeditionary force, having machine guns, armored | cars and police cars, was sent out. Torres was wounded in a recent en- counter with gendarmes, but escaped into the bush. A search of the bush revealed a hidden grotto containing rifles, revolvers and ammunition. The bandit was found in a ditch nearby. He had been shot in the head and sur- rendered without resistance. Well Folks:— Stop, look and listen! Here's the real works. TOMORROW—Friday Only! 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E-Z Tablets gently but surely and drive out all accumulated food wastes that clog the intestinal tract, yet they never cramp, upset or weaken you. ~Millions sold yearly by druggists everywhere. eep clean inside and you'll have plenty of pep for your job. You won't suffer from “that afternoon “let down” that comes from per- sonal neglect. E-Z Tablets are easy to take and easy to act they are the ni You'll agree bowel and aid you ever used. The | est officer on the retired list of the| Admiral | District’s Heroes in the | | World War ’ | tenant, Company B, 103d Machine Gun Battalion, 26th | Divislon, American Expedition-| ary Force, was awarded the Distin-| guished Service Cross for extraordinary | heroism in action with the enemy | during the attack on the town of Belleau, France, | July 18, 1918. Be- | fore daylight on| the morning of July 18, when his command arrived at the jumping-off position, Lieut.| Fenton discovered that one platoon was missing. Not desiring to send| his runner back| through the heavy | enemy barrage, Lieut. Femton turned his com- | mand over to an-| other officer, and, | | with utter disregard for his own per- sonal safety, went to locate the missing | platoon. Although knocked down and wounded by a bursting shell, he found the platoon and guided it around the barrage to its position. | Additional ammunition then being needed by his organization, Lieut. Fen- | ton went through enemy shell fire a| second time, arranged for ammunition, | returned and, in spite of his wounds, | advanced with his command, refusing | to be evacuated until it was relieved | three days later. Residence at appoint- | ment, District of Columbia. He is now in active service as a captain, Quartermaster Corps, at Car- lisle Barracks, Pa. | (Copyright, 1932.) | S recorded in the official citation, | A Roland T. 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