Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1932, Page 13

NOVEMBER 16, 1932 WOODSIDE PARK CITIZENS |5, Y URGE STREET REPAIRS Petition Counity Commissiotiers and THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. HERNDON P.-T. A, VOTES |priste $18 tor the purchasg ot boks tor $15 FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY piained ihat by virtue of such an &p- County Will Appropriate Like i % m&m STUDENTS. :m i e St 310, e MOTHER, 43, SHoOTS BOYAND TWO GIRLS Calmly Surrenders After She Runs Out df Bullets and Can’t Kill Seif. By the Associated Press. | GRAHAM, N. C, November 16—A 4 1d of flve chiidren;4 been tortured rur\ . Riley Dollar, n!e 10 would “live | and that she | her children | ‘become wards ot in & hospital wl{h ds in her head Phy- Tells Story Calmty. Mrs. Dollar fold her slory calmly to Lawrehce Goins, county jailer, and newspaper men. Just after the shooting she left her | home with her suit cdss and started toward police headquarters to sur- render. On the way she met Police- man Grover Rich, to whom she said: “If you will cafry me to Jall you | will get credit for an arrest.” Rich arked no questions and took | the womman to the toun'v jall “What have you done?” she was asked, “Here it is'" she replisd and hinded Goins a P‘IP" sack containing a pistol. “I have killed fity ehildfen.” Bhe siid she had beenn btooding over il treatment by her husbahd. “The older boys can take care of themselves,” fl;e said. “My husband has sccused mé of everything and abused m!mmuld not confess to thin| I had not Boy Shot First. “Warren was the 1o go. * e muzzlé of the a8 he slept and 1 shot Dapl two times and saved Dara until the becdusé she was my l-vuflbe child., A R R e waked wi shot Warren, biit they stirred a littlé in thelr sleep, “1 wanted to commilt Suicide shooting my children, but I found bad no more bullets.” Formal ::!urgs have not yet been t her. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Washington SoeHy of Bh- gineers, ftios Club, 8 p. Meeting, Men's Club, Rock Cresk Rock Creek Chureh road and eb-ter meet Rev, Franklin J. Bo- hanan, speaker. Bazaar #nd tufi!r dinner, Eckington Presbyterian Chm’?, North Cnplhfl and Q streets, 5:30 fo Banquet, Columbia_Chapter, No. 9 Royal Arch Masons, mnmn ‘Hotel, § pam. Atneritan Soclety of - Hotel, 7:30 p yo a4 ln!enr; Bons cf the Am!mn u-yda\u C: “beneftt Sz. augm-. chuxch, Au um, Twenty-fourt! K street 8130 pm. ‘Turkey dinnef, Church of the Blessed Sacrament; Chevy Chase, 5:30 to 8 pm. Bicentehnial danc: velt Parent- Teacher Association, Roosevelt High Schicol, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Basnar and dininer, St, Mafk’s Chtrel Third ind A Sitects southesst, 5 o 1 pam. Card party, Washington Union Labor League, Carpenters’ Hall, Tenth and K | streets, 8:30 pm Meetis Wuhlnnon Philatelic So- clety, 1618 K street, 8 p.m. pen-.u“ii Tilifiols nvama' %m‘ 5 Raeeting, Royal muhbnfi of Aterics, Myra B. Enright 921 Penntyl- vania avenus; 7: u pam. Dance, Betsy Ross Council, No. 25, D. of A, Northeast Masonic Temple, g[hthmd?ltmflnortheln.lw pm Meet! omy, Wil g{.fly Pride of Washingto Ook\ncll ”.D:(A.!ol(m&l: Dutch suppér, Holy Name School, !215 West Virgina nvmm tortheast, 4:30 to 7 p.m. Benefit hingo pn.fl.y, 1428 G #treet southeast, 8 pm. Meeting, Board of Education, Frank- Hn Administration’ Building, 3:30 p.m. Meeting, Bretl erhood_of_the Wash- A DAY SINGLE 94 DOUBLE These are the NEW low rates now in effect at the HOTEL VICTORIA, \NEW YORK. Agcinundet the popular man- agement of Rdy Moulton, the NEW HoTEL VICTORIA assumes firstimportance as the perfect things | sethodigt DOROTHY KUSEL Was chioseri as the co-ed who best rep- resented the “spirit of sports” at Mid- 1and College, Fremont, Nebr. She was cfowned queen of the gridiron. —A. P. Photo. ington Hebrew Congregation, Temple, 8:15 pm. Organization m Governments of All Nations' Club, Tower Bullding, 8 pm. Oyster_ supper, Maryland _Patriotic Band, Women's Auxiliary, Odd Fel- lows Temple, T'hlné-founh street and Bunkeér ount Rainier, Md, 5 to 8 pm. er #nd bazaar, Calvary ‘htirch, Fourteenth street and Columbia road, § to 7:30 p.m. 'TOMORROW. Meeting, Washington Chapter, Del- Society, Willard Hotel, 10 a.m. Lurieheon, commumt Chest, Willard Hotel, 1315 A Lunchépn, Women's National Farm :fl; Gatlisn Association, Willard Hotel, m, Liuficheon, Washington Transportation Club, Raleigh Hom 12:30 p.m. Luticheon, Fh! Garia Delta Fra- ternity, Uhl'mily Club, 12:30 p.m. Luneheon, Cornell Club, University Club; 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Départment of State, Uni- versity Club, 12:30 p.m. Lunéheon, “¥" “Gub, University Club, 12:30 p.mi. Lifichéoti, Kiwanis Club, Raleigh Ho- tel, 12:30 pin. xlnnfl,ry ; Polics-Fire Department No. 2,249, Veterans of For- Ware, Soldiers, Sallors and Ma- finu Club, Eleventh and L streets, 8 pm. Bid daiice, Sigma Pi Lambad Chapter, National 9 pm nnet. i speaker. Chicken Juncheon, Blow-Webb School P.-T.A,, school, Fifteenth and Rosedale Btreets northesst, 12:30 p.m. ‘Turkey dinner “and bazaar, Florence class, Calvary Baptist urch, Bighth and H streets, 5 to 7 pm. a Sorority, Press Club, ao\uur club 501 Webste: lvni McDougle, Amount and State Will Give $10, School Board Head Explains. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. Parént-Teacher Association at the sug- | several gestion of F. W. Robinson, chairman of Iu’n-enu ary, sr., and a short talk illet the local school board, voted to appre SEVERE SKIN DISORDER : : : that had defied all previous treatments: A patient who had lost all hope of hav- ing an unblemished complexion again. Now listen as Dr. Otto Kalischer, the internationally famous German specialist, tells what happened in this typical case:— “I was forced,” states this great authority, “to assume that a poisoning etisted in the patient’s digestive system. Yet purgatives + .. gave only temporary relief. ““Only the continual use of yeast entirely got rid of the complaint.” Anad he adds, "“The patient now blossomed ont in bealth.” Constipation . , . there’s where special- ists now look first for the cause of a faulty which was given by ce and prmx Banitary Body to ¥ix Area Dam- t; A. H. Kirk, con- sisted of pl.noh 'vocal -ndc hnL ‘monica music, in which Dr. Ernes| Robey, B s HERNDON, Va., November 16—The | W. F. Humme and L T. Long took part; | “ygm Jupaich to #he Ster. original mdlngu by J. by P WOODSIDE, Md, November 10.—A| E. E. |resolution requesting the Board ut December 9 Montgothery County Commissioners and | parish house. Mrs. Karl Jarrell ‘The streets are Highland drive, the street around Pinecrest Circle, the west section of Dalp drive and the intefsec- tion of W and Upland drive ‘Weodside parkway. Plans wete made for a card party | e 4t the Grace Church aged by Sewer Installation. ject of an address by Dr. A. B. Hooton, muncy health officer, before the Par- Teacher Association, with the pres- mmsmxmm The second of urfl‘otammlw DRr. KALISCHER, one of the greatest doctors _in Germany, describes a very typical case=— i lated waste, S0 you can all a bright, smootl clear, lovely skin! same time, it softens the body’s accumu- getrid of it easily. ‘Thus Fleischmann’s Yeast acts to clear away the poisons, make eliminations regular. And as your system is gently cleansed and putified, better health, appe- tite and energy are lbun i« « and above complexion and & Each day eat 3 cakes of Fleischmann’s Yeast—plain, or in water (a third of a and at bedtime. glass)—before meals, or between meals ®Just ask for Fleischmann’s Yeast—in the foil wrapped cake with the yellow label, It’s yeast . complexion . .. as of headaches, indiges- tion and many other common ills. But doctors today know a very simple way to deal with this condition . . . zhe regular, daily eating of fresh yeast! Cleanse your System with Yeast! 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