Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1922, Page 9

8 % THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922. 3 Tiernan Reweds Two Days After Divorcing First Wife By the Associated Pres ATLANTA, complaint of M. Ellis of Macon that|ls = he found his WBUI_D SUPPR[SS lEASTERN HIGH SCHOOL'S MEMORIAL TO ITS|LOSES $1,100 STAKE 13'3,','};5?"‘1'».«“':!#3«',';”nl’"r’f#}fim':f&f.‘fl‘ff."i‘r:fl: OF he feather. . Uiaced tn the he had been “flececed” out of $1,100 j UGEE | 05 JREEES) would be completed and his original | “There is no reason Wwhy ever: in a fake money-making machine, At- | ‘ WAR HEROES. RY BACKING MONEY |31.100 ana $1.160 in crisp new bills|mother cannot’spend at least on. lc.m‘a‘ Syme Says Street / e 2 lanta police are searching for a man | URGES PARENTS’ AID —On November cu -hir needy ‘children were discussed. {APPEALS IN KILLING CASE. :Semeuce of Twenty Years Imposed by D. C. Judge. George R. Liggins, colored, recenti: convicted of murder in the second de- would be ready for him and the ma- | afternoon each month in the schoo! ; MAKING MACHINE |3 youla automatically unlock, =~ [room wawching and xuiding the “The Macon man told the police while | teacher,” said Mr. Johnson. “Thes: . bt | ) who represented himselt as L. Dav Car Companies Will Hinder i 3 who, Ellls sald, got the money. he was waiting for the unlocking visits can be made without interrup Ellis, according to the polic & of the machine to work Da ing the classwork. Motor Service. Rl S e he met Da says { School Official Points Way to Co- who produced a funny 1 himself “for a moment Plans for a_play by kindergarten ¥ upon examining the classes of the school after the money had vanished. | Thanksgiving holidays to raise funids to buy milk and cruckers for th. . looking machine, which, the owner . y Y " declared, was a new device fpr re- doliar bill chine. Operation With Teachers. | { The neecessity and results of co- i aperation between parents and teach- | ers were explained by Hosmer M. An effective and useful motor bus > raad e L . producing bills: 1f a one ed in the 1 v service will be greatly hindered if the o = were p ” EAs dollar bills would he produced, ohinson, supervising principal of the | gree in connection with the death street rallways are also w-rmlufd to ; » [ vis 1= said to have claimed. Ininth aivision, at a m eting of the | of Maude Prince, his sister-in-law operate bus lines, Conrad H. Syme, < s A i Ellis says the machine “demonsrs RO acTation)| of. Ahie) iona s oot b e 2 N attorney for the Washington Rapid 5 - : ed” to his satisfaction and he ag: e 5 today received u sentence of twent i Transit Company, stated today in dis- i to invest $1,100, his life's saving: Orr & Yesterday afternoon in the | years in the penitentiary. Justice Ba cussing the decision of the Public L : § side of the instrument. After the|school building. He urged mothers ley denled the motlon of Attorney T Utilities Commission yesterday on B o money was placed inside of the ma-|to guide the teachers in the training Morris Wampler for a new trial. The motor bus development Mr. Syme's . g % ; {chine @ strong buzzing sound was!of their children. declaring that the womat was killed May 8, last. Liggin. statement follows: i ¥ . e - [heard. Davis explained. rding to ' time was past when the entire edu- noted an appeal - “I have not had the opportunity to read the observations of the Public) Utilities Commission on the general question of the extent to which mo tor busses should be permitted in the District of Columbia. my only Infor- it dohaip e | mation being what has been printed in ® - 2 the daily press. former_ wlite. "’;""‘_'::‘:'- s !."I?; “I have no doubt the commission has | Il 8 O ten the Tloraan.Poulin | 3PProached consideration of this I e R ught Lod which | Problem with a desire to see that the ey R o ehe mother, | ublic_interest is conserved in the B O o chitdron hawe |Dest possible way that can legally Nl e Toer be adopted. Of courwe, opinions may Beenjmuntdedite] Athers honestly differ as to the best method - —- = of* accomplishing the most good to Ve the public in the matter of public ur- | Charles H. Hawn. a Methodist min-|pap transportation. This Is a ques- Iater: Here tion of judgment and public poll WIFE CHARGES DUPLICITY. |2nd 1 have no doubt will be worked st o % | { Mrs. Tiernan Says Husband Prom- 1o My own persanal view. aftera tair-| 2 + |ly complete study of the whole s ised to Remarry Her Later. tion, s that the public will be best | merved by the development of a pub- Assoclated Press. Py e motor bus company whose lines| H BEND, Ind., November 25—l can be extended as rapidly as may be LA F n informed that her former hus- {5 those portions of the city ving | 5 t Fatima smokers band had been married to Mra. | inadequate street car facilities tedl you Blanche I Erimmer at Crown Point, {thoge having none at all. this morning, Mrs. John P.icoyrge such a line and its 'rnan stated that she did not Know | woyld have to carry the passengers to the woman. but that she had fre-|the pusiness sections of the cit meriean and world wars, a hronse memorial hax been place quently heard Prof. Tiernan speak of | "y have the utmost respect | of the flagstaff in front of the mew Eastern High School. ' “Blanche,” whom he some day ex-|opinion of those who may differ with | pedestal was desfgned by Miss Kathryn Harris, daughter of Municipal | 1 to marr As these state- e gg to this policy. It seems to be | Architect Alhert Harris. nd, [ ments were generally made In the lcorgin, however, that an effective The names of the men in whose honor the monument was erected are: a , she stated, she pald |;nq yseful motor bus service will be | Arthur Henry Dobxon, Charles Edwin Chambers, James Franklin Hagen, Hansell, Towa. were marricd this | 10 &ttention to them. So faf as $he |greatly hindered if the street rail-| Thomas Henderson Farnworth, Albert Z. Pyles, Charies A. Boxtrom ' ' 4 7 kne the new bride o of. 1«ways are to be permitted to operate | Socratex Maupin. merning by Ju d Kemp at| Tiernan has never been in South |yid§,50c (8 B8 BETT I fon would | own Puoint r, | Bend. inevitably shut off the expansion of She announced she would imme- oo ; iored Teiy thRe Stups (0 have the divoree | the regular bus line system from the | MASONS SEE PRESIDENT. rec ranted Tiernan nere Thurs- | L2V RACTE doula go SESeiE R ¢ set uside D, 3 < —and after all, what other cigarette is so highly respected - by so many men? in the Spanish- the haxe fnstitution who dis Ax n tribute to the graduates of Br the Asweiated ' ! HAMMOND, Ind, November Prof. John I Ticwan of South I Ind., and Mrs. Elanche J. Brimmer of | form of a j wife, Mrs. Ausnsta Tiernan, princips = The situation in Cleveland Purk ' Prestdent Harding today at the cment 1o newspaper mem. 1. yory typical of the condition thut nan said she had been (13 B T White House received a score or more ked and “double crossed.” in e D e i Q of officers and members of George uK_not to conte Gttt 0 IV.U.A, | Washington Lodie, No. 9. of Masons . She said the divoree agree- P n marriage was | LR L rea “Tnto With the professor | OF course. the exceedingly inter | from s , Mo., Who & few day € this me % but a means of eatisfying pub- | SSUNE legal auestivn 18 Brefehted S8 go 1 ‘at the Masonic work lic opinion and that after a short |to the corp Ll SRLEER 553 at George Washington Lodge, Alex- rail to run busses at all, and itiJpgettled Conditions Create Mem- | andria, The party was headed the Tiernan-Poulin paternity South s two. twent The license for issued at Crowr and the coup! onee went to o d to remarr: coremony Crown Point fmme also asserted that Tiernan {4f this matter will rest in the courts: porship Demand, Says Miss J. G. Gough, worshipful master. hoth 1 e S eeta e to ask_for custody of the|My own judgment is that the courts e/ of George Washington Lodge, No. 9. ST U e e I i .. 'and that after the decree | Wil hold that such power does not} Spencer The President received ulso eight tination. The bride at the tim inted he would allow her to jeXist. 5 £ state Insurance examiners who are issuance of the lic n the two daughters, Mary and | "I do mot believe efther that Con fn Washinglon examining the books She declared last night that [€Tess will grant the street rallw. of the Acacia Life Insurance Associa- his city. The examin are e e turn the children | company _the right to run motor| Miss Clarissa Spencer. who served| tion of th s busses. My g"’s"r"('}"“"r Is that the ] sixteen vears as executive secretary!from = Missouri, Alabama, Pennsyl- sald had hired |average member of Congress Is pre: = v, | vania, ¢ York and the District of e e Therman el disgnsted with both of the strect | for the world committee of the Y. W. | Rai Bevt, GOl ang Fhe Qe - railway systems, and I beli:ve will |C. A, was in Washington yesterday| president by Bert Miller. insurance favor a public’ motor bus system | g0 2" checial conterence on member- | intendent of the Distri e v e ] S tatl 1 K.'l“s'«‘cl‘.f)’és“f?.:t'.‘:;h";‘{f‘m(.fi wiract | hip. She feels that this matter is at| railway companies have heretofore{a more or less critical stage all over failed or refused to give and wlll not { (0 o (Lt T IR G condi look with approval upon strest ra:l- way interference, directly or indirect. tions. . in the development of this general | There are 1,000,000 members in the SEI F[]R MUNDAY‘ DISARM PRUGRAM motor bus system.” forty countries which have Y. W. C. A. units, and there are natfonal com- i SAFETY WEEK SPEAKERS she would over to him. Mrs. Cotre Dam mittees in eighteen of these countries. The United States has nearly half of © ananimous con- | By the Avsociated Press. RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS | (% ma v ith s Tast increasink meme RIS, November — Premier Yership. Oother countries having large g . o enrollments are Norway, 26,000: Den- day, will vote on the Liberian loan | l'oincare is holding firm in his inten-| speakers who will address govern- | mari, 22,000; Germany, 20,000, and bl and all amendments ding at!tion to support the ratification of the (r‘nenl ‘cmblt :lu“ln:“h"(l:('y! !"w:;(e France, 10‘0}:)0. " i . 2 loc ay afte er| Washington armament conference | departments L] ;| Among the principal topics dis- Sl B R s et 1¢ was au. | Which begins Monday, were assigned | cussed at these closed sessions of the ] o greements in parliament, it was au-la¢ 5 meeting_today in the Interlor |gfrernoon and evening meetings of oritatively stated, yesterday. He will | Department. L. Tt:llt:n;cghggnf:&k iseveral hundred of the board members 3 ¥ ill believe they,ask, in the name of the government, | of the Interstate Commei and the committee of volunteer Havh e ot oty e Hon I bk 1ol for appraval ot the pucfs but wil | AL0R Ao ced e b | [orkera of the Y. W. C. A was the commit R0 rela AT ie 2 7 ments, with the exception of the De- | poblem of increasing the member- 2 PILg. Tes s o not go so far, it is stated, as to op- { partment of Commerce, Rallroad Ad-|ghip in China. where the local asso- a4 into yester-1 T t Rioren ot 08 W08 pose any reasonable reservation which | ministration and, government print: | clation 1s paying the expenses uf Miss | & e > y W = R ng office, have Veres Florence rown, in charge of some £t the time amént yesterday. | the forelgn aftairs committee may re- { 1€ 0NN ML aKars. “The vacancies | of the work. The Wiy in which the Cnder hix lon the finance o port in these three government agencies |association may co-operate ¥ith or- AL il ok out 6 Forecasts of unfavorable action by |are expected to be taken care of this | ganizations interested in world at lasi fentare Bn e OTt N I e aid in government | 8fternoon. armament was also discussed. Misa amend s attached in the & the chamber jare 8 n & Floats and marchers from the de-|Spencer led in this discussion with & ate. autho ppropriation oficircles to have no solid foundation, | partments will swing into line withstatement concerning the resolution $20:000 009 for rec on work and although no one knows just how the | the parade as it leaves the Peacetaken by the world commitcez, which $170.000 for employ t by m{» hnl chamber stands on the question, fur- | Monument at 13 noon next Friday, it|has its headquarters in London, to ;u'e Commerce Com M'""l" .“, ITi¥- . ther than that some of the deputies|was announced. Twenty-nine floats!adopt an amendment to the commit- ve additio L tive: boiler {have expressed themselves In favor | will represent the departments in the | tee's constitution. spectors {of certain reservations, particularly |gafety week parade, and approximate- ‘This amendment has primarily to Democrnt Attuck General. { with regard to the limitation of naval |1y 800 civilian marchers will walk in{do with the promotion of Christian v tonnage to the same total as that of|the parade, some in uniform. principles of national and intern: taly. .| Government employes, by &n unoffi- | tional conduct, and the development day. The ha «{ the republican! These deputies contend that Italy's|cial declaration of the President, who, jof the right public conscience to wo; claim that a I obligation existed fleet being more concentrated, and{jt was said, did not care to make an | for the avoldance of further war and | for the extension of the credit as the interests she has to protect with [order. will' be allowed a half-hour | the promotion of peace and a better result of the p lay el Liber her fleet being smaller. there is nolin addition to the luncheon period to | understanding between nations,” said the world war. N justice in diminishing France's naval | gee the parade. Miss Spencer. ers In reply declared the previous;strength to the same level. — democratic administration had i There is also a disposition to sup- ranged to extend the . but had de- | port a reservation to the Root reso- laved carrying it out until Liberia | lution on submarines, not by way of complied with certain conditions. !affecting the intent of that resolu- Senator Smoot. republican, Utah, a | tion, but of supplementing it by an e 4 member of the debt fundink commis- | interpretation s to just what con- sion, told the e that of the loan | stitutes a merchant ship and by rul- $2.500,000 was to be spent for roads, ing that no merchant ship shall be sehools and other public improve- |allowed to carry armament against ments in Liber! nd about $1,500.000 ;submarines if the latter are prohibited e o b i e i e ] Chocolate Cake Recipe have prior lie moot said | been attributed to former Minister hand tempered gold point turn the irk- the United States ok the position of the Navy Georges Leygues in_ op- that It was not Roing fo Ioarl money | position to the maval treaty ‘have o 3 - ; someness of ordinary pen writing into an e 4 o 2l ed less of a stir in French politi- B ¥ iy 2 . o E and let others h i hilelwe: (ot v : ; & P unalloyed joy, endearing it to its owner as hol cond mor :al circles than they seemed to have e } caused abroad, because the personal . . . 5 P 3 P . . 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