A-4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1931. Where Piccard and Kipfer Landed Worker to Retire Pair Ignore Bay JOB AID SYSTEM At End of 43 Years CHEVY CHASE AREA And River to Bathe AGRICULTURE CUTS ~ Trough n.i.in., „ii,, >,i.. ~ir Mint, At White House In Memorial Special Dispatch to The Star. 'GIVEN BLOW IN 1320 RENEWS SIGN FIGHT ANNAPOLIS. Md.. June 2 TO be mom William Straus, Fireman, Annapolis is on a peninsula, but the Chesapeake Bay, Severn River Served Under Section 8 Objects end various creeks do not offer Department Dole Plan in Britain, Success- Nine to Bethes- enough bathing facilities for at Hoover Is Told least one couple of the thousands ful Until Then, Changed Presidents. da Marker on Wisconsin here for June week festivities. Has Unspent Balances F At 4: JO a.m. yesterday residents report that a man clad in a white ‘ Economy. Materially. After 43 years’ service at the White Avenue. flannel suit and a girl wearing and Plans House, during which time he served lounging pa jaras went swimming under nine Presidents. William Straus, Southgate Memorial, - » in a water ~ who was on the White House roils as By Staff Correspondent of The 'r Star. trough horses, erected be- President Hoover expects his eoonomy This is the third of a seriet of fireman, has been placed on the retired for nine articles on the dole which was BETHESDA, Md., June a.—Contro- tween Stanne's Church and the program to result in saving year list. occupied Albert a next written after several weeks of in- Mr. Straus, the oldest White House versy as to the proper designation of j by Oov. in the Department of Agriculture of at vestigation England. Disadvan- C. Ritchie. in employe tn point of service, started to Section S of Chevy Chase broke out' least $30,000,000. This has been prom- tages ,and benefits are given in an work aa a gardener in 1898 during the The couple apparently found unprejudiced, discussion. anew lost night in the Bethesda Cham- ' ‘ the water fine and splashed ised to the President by Secretary Hyde first Cleveland administration. His minutes, duties were principally about the green ber of Commerce as protest again was 11 around for at least 10 of the Department of Agriculture, who BY CYRIL ARTHUR PLAYER. houses, whleh situated about where voiced to the sign residents, who were aroused by were at Wisconsin avenue j shouts, believes the saving may be even greater. office He Bradley ap- gleeful report. By Cable to The Star. the executive nowk stands. and lane which tells the This encouraging report followed a 2 —Compulsory in- also cared for the open fires in the va- proaching motorists that “You Are Now LONDON. June rious rooms of the White House. Entering Bethesda." conference held yesterday afremoon at surance, was & con- ferred back to the committee for further established in 1011. When the green houses were removed Residents of Section 8 have objected study and report at the first Fall meet- the White House between the President, among during tract three parties—employed, the Roosevelt administration Mr. for several months to the sign, which ing. The committee recommended the Secretary Hyde and other executives of employer and taxpayer (the state). The Straus was made fireman and assistant was erected by the Bethesda chamber, the site be of at least 15 acres and bs to the engineer. In 1924 the heating because, they on the Department of Agriculture. This taxpayer, who pays national taxes, is to say, the section the located so as not to conflict with the plant in the White House was aban- east side of Wisconsin avenue, north Kensington was the fourth of the President's series from ratepayer, Depart- or Cabin John school areas. be distinguished the doned when heat from the War of Bradley lane and south of the Bal- departmental are heating was piped Book Appropriation Urged. of conferences in connec- who pays local taxes, which called ment’s central plant timore & Ohio Railroad tracks is Chevy tion" with reducing expenses of the Gov- rates. The ratepayer sustains pocr law to it, but Mr. Straus continued in charge Chase and not Bethesda. A motion presented by Mr. Parker, ernment. relief, which is locally controlled. of the open fires. that the chamber appropriate a sum contract Has No Existence. Secretary Hyde and the chiefs of the Each of three parties to the In the early days of his employment Lawful equal to the amounts given by the other Department of Agriculture have re- paid in a contribution which has fluc- about the White House he learned the Their representatives were told last county chambers of commerce for the ported to the President that out of the tuated in amount and in proportion, but art of loe-cream making, and was the night, however, by James C. Christo- publication of a booklet descriptive of appropriations available for expendi- is now and for long has been almost official ice cream maker up until the pher, deputy clerk to the county com- the advantages of Montgomery County, ture by the department during the fiscal the same for all three; there is a slight time of his retirement. missioners and an authority on fine was referred to the board of directors year ending 30, together in Mr. Straus was born in Germany 70 June with un- advantage, if any. to the employed: legal points, that Section 8 has no legal for consideration and action. expended balances carried forward from the beginning, before the war. the state physi- years ago and came to this country existence and is an Integral part of Pour new members were admitted to last year, they have, during the present of the mountain glacier near Ober Gurgl, in the Tyrol, Austria, where Prof. Auguste Piccard and his three years prior to at paid lees than the others. The contri- safely May 8 his employment Bethesda. Sections 1,2, 3. 4,5, 8 and 7 the chamber. They were S. H. Miller, about $11,000,000 by re- almost cist companion, Charles Kipfer, landed 2 after their record-breaking 52.500-foct balloon ascent into the White House. He served under year, saved bution then from the state was was reporte d practically with Instruments, the glscler, of Chevy Chrse were created by law, Harold S. Murphy. John A. Overholt sorting to economics throughout the others the earth's stratosphere. The balloon undamaged, its on Presidents Cleveland, Harrison, McKin- and Joseph Morgan. 3 cents and from each of the 5 after its 24-hour flight from Augsburg. Germany. A. P. Photo. Mr. Christopher said, but Section 8 is N. department. The President was ad- cents. ley, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Harding, merely real estate designation. VIEW and a vised that considerable unexpended bal- The participation of the state was Coolidge Hoover. an hour's discussion, into years ago After more than ances will be carried forward the Justified on the practical ground that if Some he purchased a small the chamber authorized a special ccm- year, beginning July right Ardmore, Md., plans WILL NOT CUT SALARIES next fiscal 1, to it wished to claim the to adminis- farm near and to mi'tee of three co-operate with the obligations * RULES FOR SUMMER spend to cover and contracts. ter the fund it must have a financial FIVE RELIEF the remainder of Ills days there, Industrial and Interests carefully surveying ground occupying Retail Commit- NEW YORK. June 2 <*¦).—Columbia After the various interest in it, and on the social his time with his flowers tee, headed by Merle Thorpe, in arriving activities of the department and study- that there existed a definite relation- FATHER OF 6 TOLD BY PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE and truck gardens. at an amicable settlement of the ques- Pictures Corporation will not cut the ing plans for retrenchment, the Presi- of the whole HELD' ship between the welfare tion with the citizenry of the section. salaries of its employes, spite of dent today was advised that of the public any “in ] and the welfare of and all The special committee is composed of the general slashing of wages taking I appropriations for the fiscal year com- of its economic units. B. W. Parker, Emory Bogley and a third place in the motion picture industry," it -1 mencing July 1, along with the unex- Food, KIPFER SEES ASCENT mesr.ber yet to by balance, Solvent in Those Years. Less Light Clothing, Regular Sleep, Exercise and be named President was announced today. j pended a minimum of $20.- SHOOTING Thomas E. Hampton. It was directed “Economies other than that of cut- I 000,000 will be saved during the next years. IN WIFE was solvent In those The system Coat of Tan Edicts for Comfort. UP TO 100,000 FEET to seek a conference with the Citizens' ting employes' salaries can and ahould year. The actuarial estimate of 8.0 unemploy- Compose Association of Section 8 at an early It has not yet been determined what a cycle years the trades be effect d In this business,” said a ment over of for date. statement from the office of the presi- department officials will confer next involved, on which the rate of contribu- Reffit Children Testify Mother dent, money with based, was By the Associated Press. plenty of milk and fruit Juices, Prof. Wants Citizens Not in Accord. Joe Brandt. “More can the President in this economy pro- tion was never approached vised Companion of Piccard be saved In careful production activi- gram. It is thought they will be from The fund began to create a reserve, and Four "do’s" and a “don't” were laid I with six to eight glasses of cool water That the citizens of Section 8 are not Slain During Fight today by was issued for to Try Flight to Stratoiphero ties at the studios than in the minor the Treasury Department and that the It became evident that unemployment down the Public Health Berv- j dally. A special warning in complete accord on the matter was pay envelopes be extended to further ice as hot-weather rules for keeping, city dwellers against tempt- evidenced by statements opposing re- sums deducted from the conference will be held this week end insurance would in New Type Balloon. , of the employes.” at the president’s Rapidan River camp. classifications —even to all classifications for Gun. comfortable. Sicnlckingtg-looklng springs in which deadly moval of the sign by S. H. Miller and of workers. They were: germs might lurk. • S. E. Btonebraker, both of Section 8. The war. after it settled dbwn, proved Eat less, with plenty of fresh fruit Regarding dress, the health aervtce By the Associated Press. H. H. Bnelling, also of the same com- pitiless employer. vegetables fried public light colors munity, spoke vehemently favor of a and erratic To Special Dispatch to Tha Star. and and less meat and reminded the that BERLIN. June 2—Charles Kipfer, in some it paid a pittance and on others it foods on the menu. turn the sun’s rays, while black absorbs who was Prof. August Piccard's com- its location at some other point. bestowed fortunes, but for all It provided ROCKVILLE, Md., June 3—The Wear clothing light In both texture the heat. Clothing light in texture panion on a balloon flight to the Mr. Stonebraker said it was his work. Unemployment became negli- grand Jury for the November term of and color. allows better circulation than heavier stratosphere, wants to try it again and opinion that the only reason in the; gible. In the first glow of enthusiasm, Sleep regularly. g:rments. believes that with a specially ccnstruct- minds of residents of section 8 for | the Circuit Court for the county will wanting the change is the belief that and even when there had. been time for investigate exertion Electric fans were lndcrsed to aid ed balloon he could go as high as 100,- j thoughts, almost every man of- be called on to the fatal Exercise but avoid strenuous with the the name Chevy Chase more ; second at Burdette, Don’t try acquire a of tan sleep during warm periods, 000 feet. He and Prof. Piccard reached jarries to shooting, in her home to coat in be not prestige than fering himself the armed services was week, Beulah F. caution that the breeze tuKjed 52.500 feet. Belhesda and enhances ] promised old back. when, early last of Mrs. one day. body, easy of the value of their property. He said j his Job And Reffit, 35, Wife of John F. Reffit, 50- On the point cf food, the service directly on the an cau3s "I am convinced.” said Kipfer today, in 1916, it became necessary to make i contracting gas he has been a real estate man for j year-old produce dealer. recommended ice cream highly and ed- colds. “that a balloon bag with many munitions manufacture an attractive gon- 20 years and during that t me had never Judge Charles W. Woodward, at a chambers, each regulated from the employment, a new insurance act was dola by a separate valve, would rise as found that the name Chevy Chase had 1 JL^OVERTISEHEIdS passed applying compulsory insurance preliminary hearing in Police Court is R. A. Gallagher of Pennsyl- any commercial value superior to • here yesterday, ordered husband class high as 100.000 feet without danger or to persons engaged in a number of mu- the vania. second and third places going to even hardship to the occupants.” Belhesda. | ' nitions and other held for grand jury action on a charge Oregon, and R. B. Mad- The subject was introduced at the industries occupations manslaughter. the meantime, K. F. Neupert, He explained that the construction *KE YED HEV likely to suffer from depression at the of In den. Pennsylvania. meeting by J. Harry Welch, president $1,500 he advocates would permit gradual de- return of peace. the defendant was freed on bond. MIDSHIPMEN The standings of the star members of bag and retention of of the Citizens’ Association of section DRILL flation of the gas . 8, ...i I. By July, 1918, almost 4,000.000 per- Struggle for Gun. each class is given as follows: In the uppermost chambers, which |i wiho brought up the matter at a v Insured, Ruckner, New chamber meeting a month ago. He tStf sons were and two years later Second class—l. E. A. serve a | Although the stories told the police 3, would as sort of parachute in ! again urged sign, the total was 4,197,000. Yet, because Jersey; 2. E E. Fawkes. Iowa: F. B. Successful flights, |i the removal of the immediately alter the shooting by 4, Weschler, the descent. balloon that unemployment was negligible, the un- Schultz, Michigan; C. J. depend upon a safe j saying locations either at the Dis- Don’t Wait For What You Want November, Reffit and several of the couple's chil- E. Baker, Washing- he aaid. more trict of Columbia line or just south of employment fund in 1919, it, agreed SCENES Pennsylvania; 5. H. descent than upon a rapid ascent. who witnessed that FOR 7, MOW Pennsylvania; $94,- dren 6, G. Mitchell, the railroad bridge would be suitable. had a balance in its favor of revolver from which the fatal ton: H. Dr. Weis, a Berlin X-ray specialist, Advertise For It In The 500,000. the C L. Fraser, Iowa; 8. F. A. Van Slvke. hobby is ballooning, , bullet was shot was discharged as the jr., whose has invited | Report at Next Meeting. Even when, in 1919, the benefit rates Michigan; 9. O. D. Waters, Vir- Kipfer to take part in a 24-hour flight | ’ husband and wife were struggling for Enacted 10, South Dakota: O. Wady Imirie of Alta Vista sup- were raised, while the contribution Color Presentation ginia; E. W. Hurst. the near future, using an ordinary \ its possession in the kitchen of their : 11, Homer, Michigan; 12, H. G. in ported Mr. Welch by recommending schedule remained unaltered, the fund former had Indicated ! J. 8. balloon. Star Classified Section home, after the California; 13, S. A. Ernst, ihat the sign be removed. went ahead, so at the end of 1920 it life, a Avoid Mar Tomorrow Munson, his purpose of taking his own to Michigan; Sosnoski. Ohio; 15, W. The motion lor the appointment of had a balance of more than SIOB,- against 14. H. You’ll be surprised how many people can supply 000.000. charge of murder was preferred R. Miller. Maryland; 16. L. M. Mustln. the special committee to co-operate with , the man by direction of State's Attor- at Dress Parade. Pflngstag. In- LEAVES FOR RENO the Industrial and Retails Interest' what you want —anything from a job to a house and a There was, however, another side of was Pennsylvania; 17, P. W. picture ; ney Stedman Prescott and it upon diana; 18, D D. Scott, South Dakota, Committee in sstt.lng the dispute with ! the already beginning to come that the hearing yesterday Classified Advertisement in The Star willput you in touch into view. For one thing, when de- that charge 19, A. G. Ward. Alabama; 20, C. J. PHILADELPHIA. June 2 UP).—The the section 8 citizens was made by Mr. ' was held. Special Dispatch to The Btar. 21, T. K. Charles J. Haines, only Bogley. The committee was directed to with practically all of them. mobilization had thrown armies of men 2—Bright Palmer. New Hampshire: Record aays Mrs. on the labor market and other mar- Three of the couple's children testi- ANNAPOLIS, Md., June Bowers, Maryland; 22. W. E. Townaend, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Harry A. : report back to the chamber at the next Benjamin Lloyd, 16: succeeded ves- meeting. kets also, and very few of these men fled. They were skies and cool breezes Ohio; 23. P. Lewis. Alabama; 24, C. M. Mackey, left Sunday for Reno, Nev., to An amendment to the mo- Copy for The Star Classified Section may be left at J Harold. 11, and Margaret, 13. Margaret ! and brought about 25, Jaap, husband, tion which given the com- found their old jobs open after all, terday's rainstorm Keyes, Colorado; J. A. Colo- obtain a divorce from her -1i would have any of the following Branch Offices. This service is main- ' took the stand only after much per- ideal conditions lor June week *t the rado: 20, C. S. Willard, Florida; 27. R. Chief of the Division of Communicable ;I mlttee power to settle the matter with- Parliament voted an out-of-work dona- part relatives, morning, ex- ! tion which cost, from November, 1918, suasion on the of her Naval Academy. This the L. Wilson, Illinois; 28, A. D. Caley, New Diseases of the Department of Public I out the concurrence of the full chamber tained for your convenience. to November, 1919, more than SIOB.- ’ father and his attorney, former State’s hibition of drills and ceremonies for York; 29, E. D. Hodge, California; 30. Health. Dr. and Mrs. Haines have been j was lost. 000.000 in payments to unemployed | Attorney Thomas L. Dawson of Rock- the movie men, prevented by the rain H. Hoult. Georgia; 31, R. H. Weeks, married six years and have two chil- A resolution urging the early pur- Northwest Georgetown civilian workers. It voted further : ville. yesterday, took place with all the back- Massachusetts; 32, R. L. Evans, Wash- dren. chase of a site for a high school for a surroundings 11th and Park rd.—Arm- $160,000,000 to unemployed ex-service Parents Quarrel. ground of naval and a ington; 33, G. W. Bailey, Utah. Dr. Haines is a native of Sayre, Pa., the Bethesda-Chevy Chase district was men over a somewhat longer period. bright June week crowd. Third class—l, R. A. Gallagher, Penn- where his father, now dead, once served presented by Mr. Imirie, chairman of onS Pl rn y The substance of what they told Committee, !i \? ’ n.v*. 30th and P sts.—Morgan following Visitors turned out in full force to sylvania; 2. K. F. Neupert, Oregon; as mayor. He is well known ss a golfer. the Schooia but was re- ii!u14th and P ifssta. Day's Bros.’ Many Preferred Donation, Judge Woodward was that a scene, Madden, Pharmacy. trip parents quar- be a part of the the special inci- 3, R. B. Pennsylvania: 4. J. H. Pharmacy. to Frederick their enactment of the 5, R. W. Thompson. larger ; reled, father left dent of which was an Bourland. Texas: Marty’a SOth and M sts.—Brace’s The donation was than the that the the room and presentation which 6, Lambert, Massa- 1135 14th st. benefit, soon a ceremony of color Jr., Maryland; D. & Pharmacy. unemployment so many civilian afterward returned with revolver: Stevens, Texas; 8, Cigar Magazine Store. workers who entitled to the bene- that after Reffit had asked his wife will take place at dresa parade tomor- chusetts; 7. J. P. D. were row which nothing to Grubbs, Jr., Kentucky; 9. T. H. 17th and Que sts.—Ken- 3411 M fit preferred the donation. The dona- "Won't you change your mind?" and evening and at C. T. Pharmacy. g*.—Maskey’s Phar- November, “No, mar the scene is desired. To prevent Morton, Missouri; 10, R. E. Garrels. ner’s tion for civilians ended in receiving her reply, my mind is Artaona; and V 1919. however, and even then the un- set," he placed the revolver at his head ! this, the academy officials arranged to California; 11, J. S. Bethea, 15th sts.—G. O. others, carried 12, Maryland; 13, B. Wisconsin ave—- employment fund continued to add to i after declaring, "Well, here goes': that i have the ceremony, with A. M. Chambliss. Brock. 2072 | out this morning by the real actors In H. Meyer, Florida; 14, J. A. Klopp, Illi- Haney’s. Its reserve. with a scream Mrs. Reffit grabbed the Louisiana; -2901 Georgia ave.—Hqgr- One other shadow of the future was hand of her husband which held the the affair. nois; 15, R. M. Raymond, Uff i Syracuse, 16, Curtis, Michigan; 17, H. G. rd Wisconsin ave. and O st. by When, and tussle for its passes-1 Miss Eloise Hanford of N. R. W. ß * noticed the cautious. in revolver in a 18, Curtze, *oT? 14thi4^h sC—Colliflower 1916, the plan was extended to take : sion the weapon was discharged. The Y„ was present and, escorted by the Bowen, jr., California; C. A. Donahue’s Pharmacy. academy, pre- Pennsylvania: 19, G. Murphy, North Art & liift Co. in munitions and similar workers, no i children testified that while their par- , superintendent of the O sts.—Sugar’s scrutiny enlarged occasional quarrels they had sented the flag to Midshipman Ncrman Dakota; 20, R. M. Gibbons, Pennsyl- 3401 14th st.—Bronaugh’s 35th and new actuarial of the ents had Brown, 22, situation made, and the flat rate never heard any threats on the part of ; Hall, her friend and fellow townsman, vania; 21, F. E. Nevada: L. Pharmacy. Drug Store. was 23, Con- for all contributors was continued. their father, neither had they ever j who commands the third company, first C. Heinz. Pennsylvania; T. F. Mth and Buchanan sts.- Conduit r d._Modern ' competition. nolly, California; 24, T. V. Shea. Wis- Pharmacy. 5104 The original rates were intended to before heard him threaten to commit in the color Hohbergers &U)restnr. “cover the risk" in specially selected suicide. The whole regiment was present, the consin: 25. A. E. Edwards. Nevada; ave. Druff - Kentucky; 14th st. and Colorado trades, and while the 1918 extension Mary F. Reffit, 17, eldest child of the midshipmen in their blouses and white 26, E. P. Lee, Jr., 27, N. B. Pharmacy. was Washington the an Kiergan, jr., Missouri. O’Donnell’s proved harmless, the original principle couple, who in at duck trousers presenting attractive 3209 Mount Pleasant st.— involved became the more easy to time of the shooting, also was on the appearance, while the gay June week Drejudlce later when greater hazards stand crowd, driven to cover by the ralna of Mount Pleasant Cigar entered into the program. Reffit testified that he. his wife and yesterday, was out In full force. WINCHESTER and News Shop. Northeast But up to 1920 unemployment In- her mother and sister visited Frederick This evening will be given to the BANK 1773 Columbia rd.—The surance was splendidly successful, and the day of the shooting. On the way social events for the Midshipmen and the unemployment fund was increas- back, he said, his wife informed him their friends exclusively. They will in- CASHIER KILLS SELF 2162 California st.—Co- *o* Mass. are—Capitol ingly solvent. In 1920 trouble began. that while in Frederick she had been clude the superintendent's garden party lodny Brothers. Towers Pharmacy. With mounting deterioration of the told by a friend that one of their fer the members of the first class, each country, woman neighbors ring Wardman Park Pharmacy. 4th and H sts.—Home economic condition of the the had talked about her with one guest; the second class Over Being Supplant- and M st. Store. fundamentals of the plan were not ex- and that she proposed to go to see her dance and a special hop for the mem- Despondency N. Y., N. J. aves. Drug actly abandoned, suspended under "pull her friends. —Sanitary Pharmacy. but and intended to out hair and I bers of the third class and their ed 907 u st—Garren’s Music euphemistic phrases, until as many as cut her throat.” The quarrel, he said, | | Assistant Secretary of the Navy After Long Service Is Seen Ist and K sts.—Duncan’s Store. 1,000,000 of the unemployed were com- that the children referred to in their i Erne it Lee Jahncke has accepted the ai Cauie. I 12th Md- pletely outside the contract qualifica- testimony was only his pleading with I! invitation to address the graduates at miM r nlrtpn and «Ve-LUCk- -PVE'T - tions but were receiving benefits on the his wife not to carry out her threat | I the commencement exercisea on Thurs- jr— *“’» h*™aty theory these benefits were against neighbor day. evening parade, *; , , that in the and that when -1 1 At the dress Special Dispatch to The Star. S«K and Md. ave.—Louis anticipation of contributions to the she declared her purpose of doing so prizes in professional branches and 7th yet ! placed head, presented. Eighteen WINCHESTER, Va„ June 2 —Charles P* Bradley. fund to be made —at some more he the revolver at his but athletics will be 50, 7th and O sts. —Lincoln' prosperous time. before he could pull the trigger his wife members of the class have their homes J. Summers, cashier of the Union Drug Capitol and Eye—- Winchester, was for id shot to Store. North Unemployed members were kept on grabbed his hand and In a struggle in Washington, according to th# offi- Bank of st. and R. I. ave.—J. Kenealy’s Pharmacy. might death in a wash room on the second 7th benefit so they not be tempted which ensued it was accidentally dis- cial list. bank. French Simpson. to undercut the union rate. The union charged. The standings of the members of floor of the 20th and R. I. ave—Col- course, The coroner who Investigated, gave 11th and M sts.—L. H. was directly interested in reducing un- Begin Over Again. the class for the four-year is- lins’ Pharmacy, Wood- employment to minimum. sued this morning, shows that their a certificate of suicide. Discovery was Forster’s Pharmacy. ridge. a Floyd Haines, Reffit swore that although several made by bookkeeper, who * State Insurance at the beginning, and positions in the class are: Damon M. the 9t ***•—”• H 12th months ego he had sued his wife for Buchholz, said that shortly before opening time dressfor « 3500 st.—Brookland until war time brought complications, Cummings, 70; Gustavus W. »“ "ln - wisely sought develop same sys- divorce, naming a corespondent, and jr„ 81; Theobald, Jr., 127; he went upstairs and saw a small Br k d to the against Robert A. .nd to had later filed suit the person Shoemaker, 181; Harris P. stream of blood running under the o" and R. I I tem. but desired reach unskilled and as Cassin T. Pharmacy. «h"T? I. ave.-John unorganized was to named corespondent for alienation Child, 182; Robert Farquharson, Jr., wash room door. He called Chief of Po- Petworth workmen. It meant B. - B, s of his wife’s alfections, he and his wife lice C. W. Hollis, who opened the door HOT WEATHER 221 Upshur st.—Monek’s G 6* Pharmacy. provide only tiding-over” 199; Young, 220; Harlan T. a ‘, benefit to again" Andrew L. those whose eligibility could be readily had agreed to "begin all over ¦ Johnson. 223; Henry Williams, jr., 232; and found Summers slumped on the Pharmacy. Chesapeake Junction—Dr. rules designed and that the divorce case had been dis- Leverton, Jr., 274; Jerry A. floor, a bullet hole In his head and a 5916 Ga. ave.—Brightwood F. L. Wight, jr. determined and under to that Joseph W. revolver clenched in his right interest both employer and employed In missed and they had been "very Matthews, Jr., 279; Will M. Oarton, Jr., 32-caliber ll*f net necessary to suffer during Pharmacy. reducing unemployment and avoiding happy together." He denied that the I 288; Ford L. Wallace, 298; John W. hand. Bank officials found Summers Ga. preceding the was letters indicating worry ave. and Kennedy st. unnecessary claims. "quarrel" shcotir.g in ji Bylng, 318; Paul W. Clarke, 352; Jerry had left two —Lampkin’s Pharmacy. The dole has saved Great Britain from any way about the man named de- J j C. South, jr., 358; John S. McCain, jr., over a contemplated change in posi- Try one of our hi two tions, by the heat of summer. 2901 Bherman ave.—Sher- . revolution, fendant the suits. Carrying out 1 Dee-Ateley Davis, 424. which he said he was to be e . but its abuses have aroused 418: I. as Southwest bitterness, not only among the crushed of the threat his wife had made against j Midshipman E. A. Ruckner of New supplanted by another cashier, after man Ave. Pharmacy. taxpayers, but among workers them- the woman neighbor would, he feared, ! Jersey is the honor man of the second working his way up in the service from 6224 3rd yt. Stewart’s selves, while the financial chaos has have proved a revival of the old troubles jclass at the Naval Academy, which will janitor 25 years ago to his present po- Air-O-Weeve suits. They’re de- Pharmacy. and with that in his mind he friends with whom he 10th st. and Va. ave—- become a nightmare to all those who decided ly» next year’s graduating class. He is sition. Several -1905 Mass. ave—Dupont Herbert’s Pharmacy. bear any responsibility for the financial to “end it all," so far as he was con- followed by E. E. Fawkes of lowa and talked last night said Summers ap- integrity of the nation. cerned. he testified. F. B. Schultz of Michigan in second peared despondent and irritated over lightfully ?00l and will give you Sl ** ¦‘-"•rHa' Drag | Dr. Frank J. Eroschart cf Gaithers- ; and third places, respectively. The certain changes In posit'ons advocated I»!h‘™d*Fi.. ave.—Bern- | Contributor* Proud of Plan. i burg, who assisted at the autopsy on :: standings were released today by by several directors. Surviving are a Dr , St Mrs. Reffit's body, rectified that she had j Comdr. Beary, aide to the superin- widow, formerly Miss Florence fuller; .n il jt.—N. <';>»"'< l >»•¦—Columbia Yet there Is a sturdy feeling that the brother, extreme comfort even during the l”r of unemployment been shot through the heart and that tendent. two children and a Stanley Reiskin. Pharmacy. basic scheme insur- powder marks her clothing Summers, Washington, D. C. a fair break, that it on arm and i The honor man in the present third North Capitol st. and R. I. ance has not had 11 or by a indicated that the revolver had been 11 —— has been swamped by a crisis discharged very range. See our stock to- ave. Parker’s P h a r- series of crises outside all ordinary cal- at close hottest weather. The hearing was conducted in a ! r ' macy. culations. ! ! 1742 Th? contributing worker (contributor crowded court room end consumed Pa. ave.—J. Louis fund) proud of plan and about three hours. The State was rep- j day. have a variety of shades. Brick. Southeast to the is the resented Prescott, We will tell you, quite accurately, that by State’s Attorney j 21st and G sts.—Quigley’s _ counting from 1912, when compulsory Gifts Pharmacy. . . _ Charming end Pa. insurance went into effect, the contri- Fire Sweep* Town. 25th st. and Pa. ave— *rd ave—O’Don- together employed and em- »•« * Dru* Store. butions of Mexico, Herbst’s Pharmacy. ployer passed the billion-dollar mark in PUERTO MEXICO. June 2 i 3315 Conn, Eye sts.—F. P. 1926. That Is true. By (/P). —A fire, which started in the kitch- i JUNE BRIDES KUPPENHEIM ER ave. Joll’s Ith and Midsummer. hut, July 1, 1926. employed and employer en of a bamboo today wiped out the Newsstand. Weller’s Pharmacy. $1,103,875,000. while rmall town of Nachital In the petroleum had contributed a VISIT to Henderson's offers a AIR-O-WEAVE SUITS Conn. the state’s contribution totaled $352,- region. The blaze swept thr'-ugh the 5500 ave. 21 th and Pa. fragile houses within half an hour liappy solution to the question Circle Co n- ave. Fealy’s 270.000. Thera injuries. N 0 one, no party, neither workman were no shall we give the bride?” fectionery Pharmacy. industrialist, unemploy- "What Starting at nor thinks that Store ‘ ment relief, whether in contract benefit you will find in addition to com- 1907 Nichols or dole, can be abandoned. And unem- tfHere ave., origi- plete fine furniture, many “Odd Wisconsin ave. Anaeostia ployment insurance itself, on its Easy to p*y suites.of an Macomb nal and proved basis, will never be aban- I Pieces” for Living room, Bed room, dl Healy’s Drug IMhww st—Harry C. . Monthly doned. That, at least, is an accepted U eUaBUI I etc. —any one of which stAr principle in the public structure of mod- Amt. of Depot!t ¦ I Dining room, *2O to ern Great Britain. ¦ j Note For 12 J would bring lasting joy to the bride. Other handcrafted rammer suits, $13.50 SSO (Copyright. 1931. bv North American News- m Alliance, r cans’derei, prices paper Inc. i / • Sl2O Quality are impressively Plan zt reaeonal'lc. “SVJSSS: tr; I 1 1 Bros.’ Phar- Lincoln Park Arabs Sentenced fer Attack. macy. Pharmacy. JERUSALEM. June 2 UP).—' The Jew- ish Telegraphic Agency reports that IBank g gfl t «For teie
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