Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1935, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935. | mittee of the Senate and explnlned‘ grandson of the founder of a large (she was struck on the head by the' his problem. Throughout the conver- RICHARD w SEARS mail order house, was named yester- | women, while Sears stood by and > e sation the Senator kept referring to day in a $20,000 suit for damages| “aided and abetted the assault.” as lngtOn aysl (4 | c. Marshall Finnan, superintendent SUED FOR $20 00 filed in the McHenry Circult Court i | of the National Capital Parks, as | by Mrs. Gertrude Schackell, proprietor S “Mr, Finnegan.” e of a Woodstock inn. Only One Thing to Do. ‘ Superintendent Finnan allows as Mrs. Schackell charged in her suit Random Observations of Interesting | |now he is wish and proud of it, but | Proprietor of Innm Charges Hel % SICTC SO0EC N RIETL| WAUKEGAN, T, UP).—There wasn't . does object to the “Finnegan” desig- much else for Alderman jam Events and Things e e e Aided Woman Companion |';|‘d & Yoran Who reglsicred s Doro | watler to/aay " | “on again, off again” rhyme that has : thy Grimm ook seperate Tooms &l| He had just finished a blistering | grown up to baffle that clan of the in Attack on Her. e inn, and that later Sears per- jyncheon address against traffic sum- g mitted the woman to enter his r00m, | mons fixers when one of his audience TLLUSION OF GRIEF, turned to his associate local counsel, and that they became “loud and dis-| noticed his car outside and called it NLY M e's face seems sad- | and. in a stage whisper, remarked: ‘B_\'lhr Associated Press. orderly,” and disturbed the peace of (5 the alderman’s attention. He took y O or than her predicament,| “Your judge is a perfect gentle- CHURCH SPIRITUAL TONE| WOODSTCCK, Iil. June 7.—Rich- | other guesis at the inn. | & ik xad asia: bereaved captive that she is, | man. I don't see why people warned ard W. Sears, 3d., president of the| When she went to the room to| “Ill pay.” On the windshield was i me that when I came here I was in | Woodstock Typewriter Co., and a | 10000 miles from home. | Ganger of being chewed to pieces |19 HAILED BY LUTHERANS | Woodstock Type quiet them, Mrs. Schackell alleged, ' a summons card for illegal parking. mate to pneumonia last Winter. He| Overhearing the remark, the judge' IS AT had been captured with her in their | cleared his throat and roared: Increased Budget Adopted by native Sumatran jungle, had shared| “I sometimes chew tobacco, but i % her life at the Zoo | never trash.” Session After Deploring Now, as any one can see, Maggie's * ok ok X countenance is Jong with grief. Her UMBRELLA CARRIER. eves are drawn together, as if from FASHIONABLE Washingtonians not | BY the Associated Press. | weeping; her brow is wrinkled with only frequent the bridle paths of ROCK ISLAND, IIl, June 7 —The R eemed & ood story. Maggie's | ROk Creek Park but the toe paths as Finance Committee yesterday recom- grief would photograph, and the ".i_‘h e W | mended that the Augustana Synod of pathos of her plight command reader | =g niafandifopithridosn | the Evangelical Lutheran Church of | diplomatic corps, Sir Ronald Lindsay, | interest America adopt a budget of $265960 e . William M. Mann, Zoo di- |15 Often seen walking briskly through | for 1936, an increase of $15,000 over p the beautiful wooded park with a black mr‘v:r;;ds ar:“iqh}l" “.l;lrlmor:;r‘xgu(fix}; wire-haired Scottie romping at his ©Stimated expenditures for the current true Englishman, Year- Maggie grieves at all she certainly ;';‘R(’An:(:d “:fp;\h'our“; d?)l‘ blessed Resolutions adopted yesterdav ex- | bears up well. | with smiling skies, carries an um- |Pressed satisfaction that “modcrnism 3 : 3 We honesfly believe thaf a has made no inroads on our congre- se outings. beellaforRiieton 0y gations, and we rejoice that in this ol day of confusion when many bars are | & AR NAME TROUBLE. | being let down and requiremests for : ; » JVEN the fathers of the Nation have | Salvation chiseled down to such a de- ; ¥ Stock Up for Vacation! “ difficulty in remembering the Bree that the meaning of sin is almost 1 : Pillow- names of those in official life in blotted out, that our pastors remain will provide you with the finest e e i | ralthra) 10 Th Conteasionsr o0 the P y cases Cool Summer Items! Bttt mscmmsamatsiacis Buscsnoomoserad trated by the recent experience of a church.” : chicken dinner you have ever eaten | 42"x36 newspaper man who had occasion to | —_— e — 3 | find out about the recreation situa- : : = for %1 Women’s and Misses’ tion in Washingron and the proposal | Chicago Seeks 1940 Olympics. We have done everything in our power 8 i “And if you think she looks sad |0 work the scattered threads into a CHICAGO, June 7 (#)—A commit- | ‘ 3 1ol bring Washington the hnest freshl 1 v 3 3 2 9 % S reshly- now, vou should have seen her when peautiful, unified pattern. tee of the Chicago City Council was 4 B! killed ff i hi IE : ibl yd Foaiiond | |ng uf ”’s the late Jiggs took one of her ba- The newspaper man went up to appointed yesterday to seck the 1940 > ying chicken service possible, an 72" x! nanas! Yes, I would say the widow = Chairman King of the District Com- Olympic games for Chicago. 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