Evening star., 1936-05-29

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town club. where "Ziony" boasted he
had found successor to his famed
honey and rye upper" concoction.
He explained:
This ones just rum and plain
faucet water. It's a knockout" He
mixed first a upper, then the sue
ceSsor-the "Zioncheck and double
check"
Next the party stopped at black
and-tan cafe. where "Ziony" led the
band, danced and signed autographs,
Argument Over Bill.
There was brief argument about
the check, with "Ziony" promising
to take care of it "in the morning "
The newsmen finally dug up enough
to settle At another downtown club
"ziony" suddenly discovered it was
dawn. He hurried to the Moritz
home, couldn't get an answer and re-
turned to sleep at reporters home.
Today Zioncheck also tussled with
Ali Baba. the Turkish wrestler, in
Mayor McNair's executive Office and
then took nap on the mayors desk.
The politician and the wrestler put
on their act while waiting for the
mayor, but McNair failed to show up.
McNair's associates helped to en-
tertain the visitors, but gave no ex-
PLANTATION for the executives failure to
appear
The Representative was impressed
with McNair's Office. He said:
This place is sure a power house
It's too much even for me-"
He and Ali Baba made a brief radio
appearance, "Zioney" singing a song
while the wrestler played fiddle.
Zioncheck went to Pittsburgh, re-
ported at Mayor McNair's invitation.
to address the Henry George Club
luncheon.
Meanwhile. in the Capital the apart
ment row situation reached a new cli-
max when there appeared in The Star
today an apartment for rent" adver-
tiSement telephoned in yesterday by
Representative Zioncheck, as follows:
Very desirable; sun porch. 1t looks
badly now, but with very reasonable
attention may be made domicile"
When he phoned The Star he want.
ed to have the "ad" read 1T looks like
hell" but when objection was raised
by the ad-taker he modified the
wording.
These probably are most of the
hectic developments at the apartment
yesterday.
Mrs. Young arrived from New York
at 8 pm, about 16 hours after the
Zionchecks had returned from the
same place. She charged the Repre-
sentative gained entrance by breaking
a lock placed on the door by the
management.
Mrs. zioncheck collapsed. She
emerged from a parlor chair and
crashed to the floor in the doorway
colored maid raised her feet with two
pillows. Mrs. Young bathed Mrs.
zioncheck's head with a towel, packed
with ice, and then administered a
sedative. With the help of The Star
reporter the Representatives wife was
lifted back into the chair.
They Both Weep.
Both Mrs. Young and Mrs. Zion
check cried. Mrs. Young when she told
all about what the legislator had done
to her property and Mrs. Zioncheck
sobbed while lying on the floor after
she had tainted.
Mrs Young found zioncheck's sup
ply of Virgin Island rum, several
cases, piled ION the floor. on the par
lor table and in chairs" She had 1t
moved to the porch.
Mrs. Young, author and widow of
a physician who was assistant director
of the Veterans Bureau before his
death more than 10 years ago, planned
to see her attorney today.
Her arrival from New York was
somewhat dramatic-she didn't know
the zionchecks had moved back in.
"She's calling for a vacuum clean
er," Mrs. Young heard a colored
youth at the Harvard Hall switch
board say when she entered.
"Who?" asked Mrs. Young.
"Mrs. Zioncheck," replied the por-
ter.
Mrs. Young called the police and
went upstairs, but zioncheck was
nowhere to be found. Later the off,
GERS left, Mrs. Young quoting them
as saying she and Mrs. Zioncheck
both were innocent victims"
Both Slightly Sarcastic.
Mrs. zioncheck, attired in pajamas,
a bath robe and slippers, stood in the
apartment doorway, Mrs. Young and
the reporter in the hallway just
outside. Both women, with a touch
Of sarcasm in their voices, referred to
each other as darling" and honey"
"I shall be civil to Mrs. Zioncheck,"
said Mrs. Young, lady of quite black
hair and fiery brown eyes. I'VE are
both big enough to be ladies'"
II always have BEEN" said Mrs.
Zioncheck.
Then the inspection tour of the
apartment began with Mrs. Young
leading.
Mrs. Young led the inspection tour.
She had reached the bedroom, point
ing to its condition, when Mrs. Zion
checks fall to the floor was heard, and
successful efforts at revival followed.
"It Is time somebody stepped in and
stopped man who will destroy prop
erty-valuable property" declared
Mrs. Young, surveying the wreckage.
Mrs. Young revealed zioncheck's rent
had been paid until the middle Of
july" but contended the amount he
was in advance. was negligible, COM
pared to the damage he had done.
A somewhat turbulent evening was
concluded when Mrs. Zioncheck de-
cided she would think over Mrs.
Young's invitation ITO move to a hotel
tomorrow until your husband comes
back. while = get this place
cleaned up"