Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 27

] Cars E oo Hid in his icy grotto the Eskimo abides and marvels at the auto in which the stranger rides. By many lan ancient river, on many a palmy plain, there scoots the creaking flivver, some record to obtain. Be- side the cold Mackenzie and by the ding Po speed demons, in a frenzy, on bughouse errands go. Along the desert reaches, where camels used to toil the Yankee buzz-cart screeches, demanding gas and oil. Where once the hungry jjaguars watched heathen council fires the old gas wagon _ staggers with flat or blown-out tires. On Greenland's icy mountains the super-sevens stand; by Afric’s sun- STATEANDIUSTIE | BLL NTRDDUCED Appropriation Measure for 1924 Carries Total of $33.188,151.50. annual appropr r 1824 was a total for and Jus- rd big the Bill for Teparime appr which i for the current Was appropr verywhere T —_ ny fountains the henrys paw the lcops on his trail. Jerusalem is to Mandalay. In China’ gates within. Now Paul Revere's and Lochinvar is guiding a bus i sand. : looking pale and ‘drawn; it is dis- is gone. The steed we used to cher- billed to wilt and perish, it sees its places, in every sacred vale, the yearning to shoo the vans away, cities the tires of rubber spin, and j through windswept space. i The patient dromedary is couraged, very—it knows its graft ish, that lived in high romance, is doom advance. In all the storied wild-eyed chuffer chases, with speed and motor cars are burning the road _secret nuts hum motor ditties etan deriding the steed that won his race, (Copyright.) WALT MASON. i seamen, to_ diplo- MINOR FIRES REPORTED. Several Automobiles Are Damaged by Flames. An overheuted furnace caused a fire n the bxsement of the home of C. W. 0 11th street southwest. this J. W. Pilcher, a nelghbor, arm. Firemen quickly nder control. Damage ed at $400. - basement of the home of nson, 3807 Ingomar street, this morning did damage of $12 An automobile belonging to Mert 3815 Davenport street, caught nd Connecticut avenue. ulted from hackfiring, $1.000 damage resulted. Several companies of firemen re- sponded to a call received early last jnizht for a fire in the automobile of { Isanc Willis, 2908 Dumbarton avenue, {parked in rear of the owner's home, Pl x 3 | The fire was caused by short-circuited {| estimated at §7 DEFENDS BAVARIANS. Tumulty Denies Munich Discrim- nies s Lill proposes a total of $2.586.- inates Against Foreigners. ai | By the Assoclated Press. . Which di MUNICH. December 7.—On the eve i of his departure for the United States ! after three months at the bedside of ! daughter, who was Injured early | commitiee Lin” yugust in an automobile accident, | than the | joceny and this purpe i was made B o n act. $1S0,000 More for Judges. urts. | re neces- for attor- | and other court | P. Tumulty, who was secretary | ¢allto President Wilson, takes occasion | N Aoh i an interview in ‘the Muenchener | h‘j" 30 0hg | Neuste Nachrichten to deny widely | ol | circulated reports of Bavarlan dis- crimination against foreigners. He s he encountered only the I most friendly and considerate treat- ment everywhere and that the busi- ness world made no unfair demands | of foreigners. RESIGNATION IN HOUSE. Representative Millspaugh Notifies Members of Quitting. The resignation of Representative Frank C. Millspaugh, republican, of 5 the first Missouri district, who was | the polica department |defeated in the recent election, was | oday that the men presented today to the House. He ~ they were [has accepted appointment as commis- ected with the recent | sioner of finance of his state. from the detective POLICE CLERICAL CHANGE Officers Transferred From Headquarters Posts. 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MRS, HUMES AGAIN ON WITNESS STAND Testimony Is Resumed in Trial of $500,000 Heart- Mrs. had recovered sufiiciently today to re- sume the witness stand for further cross-examination Thew Wright, counsel for her former husband, Lieut. Lorimer C. Graham, U. S, band, A. L. Humes, wealthy lawyer of New York, for $500,000 for alleged alienation of her affections unable to testify yeste: physician told the court that she had suffered a nervous breakdown. Graham, who has been detained for several days on board his ship at the Charleston, Mass., ed this morni examination of his fo. The witn A session, taking most all of her d torneys Wilt H. Yeatma Humes objected they called repetition, but the court allowed the questions. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER e . United States in violation of our laws. | sel bound to our ports shall unload | n 3 port sald, to determine title to these | He called ati Y e ‘Blghteen vessels of foreign regls- [ merchandise within four leagues of | patents and to decide the ownership .;itel“'!;? th.l:-) ‘l:‘lfl't‘: 60,722 NEW CASES CLOG U. S. COURTS (Continued from First Page.) to return, or to recommend for re- turn,” all property seized under the trading-with-enemy act in cases where the owners come within “the enabling section (paragraph 9)” of the act. “The question in almost all of these cases,” Mr. Daugherty reported, “is elther of title or of citizenship. For instance, the alien property custodian Balm Suit. has seized and now holds the property lof estates, which are quite compli- ‘r:llt' , by reason of the rights of United States citizens, alleged to have Dbeen acquired subsequent to the war. Oftentimes the question becomes one of the validity of an assignment or the acquisition of title prior to the war. and in this connection it is ex- ceedingly difficult at times to distin- sulsh between the pre-war ownership of a claimant and a simple claim of indebtedness, and it is then necessary to have the question submitted to the courts. Strive for Fair Hearings. “It has also been necessary te send representatives of the department to Europe to secure evidence from those famillar with certain cases. This evi- dence was material in the considera- tion and trial of these cases and in the determination of certain claims, so that a fair and impartiel hearing could be given to litigants and claim- lants. In fact, it was usually at the request of litigants and claimants hut these representatives were ment abroad and, while such investigations ind the taking of such evidence served to accommodate claimants, ft likewise protected the government in the administration of the trusts created over these properties. “It may be expected that the future will see any number of Interpreta- Elsa Portner Graham Humes! by Judge Dantel . Who is sulng her present hus- She was | y and a Lieut. | v yard, return- eard the cross- mer wife. as pale and showed She nly the t ‘Pt up a fire of ughout the « itness over al- testimony. At- . Rudolph Leihy for everal times to what Mrs. Humes was asked whether as asked “ther | tions by the courts of the provisions Humes hid not proposed to her b of section 9 and of the question as to she undewent an operation in whether the litigant is a proper party York hos aimant under this section. ~ The i questions of law arising are many, and, while in general it may be said {that the provisions of section 9 do ying she had from her home to 11 no one had | not conflict, it must be recognized an _opportunity to usk her anything. | that there exist some exceedingly Huad he ever beiore in your life|close questions as to which of the asked you to marry hi aueried | provisions of section 9 control in Judge Wright. | certain cases. The greater majority < wuickly responded the wit-{or the precedents established by the not her marriage to Hu with her own mon {courts during the past year have been red that she bore i favorable to the government.” punsel to represent | procecding, having Harby N The report made no comment on the railroad injunction case and merely ew | noted the legal situation arising out had{of enforcement of the prohibition after | statutes outside the continental lim- but it was!its of the United States. Many Liquor Ships Seised. M. . she vaid the la E. of The c air to occupy the at- tentiontaf 5o the jury | “Since the eighteenth amendment SeAria or another| ¢ the Constitution and title 2 of the national prohibition act became cf- fective,” It sald, “rum-running vesscls SLIGHT QUAKE IN FRISCO. |, \merican and foreign resistry. 3 December Al carrying liquor from foreign ports to hich lasted five | our ‘shores, have swarmed along our Tast night. seabourds, Smuggling liquors {nto the LR LEVERRDVEDVEVRVRVRVRRY @ @ 04 - [ K Christmas Sale of “Gocdyear” Raincoats The Ideal Gift for Men, Women and Children Extra Special for Boy or Girl Black and White Tweed % Around OFF 3;'5355 Men’s and Women’s GABARDINES and Raincoats Girls’ Raincoats $5 50 to $7.50 Girls’ Capes Sateen Capes. sz Girls’ Leatherette CAPES Extra fine $3 Xmas price Boys’ Black Rubber Coats Best black rubber, heat- er cured and vulcanized. Snap and buckle. Indis- pensable for stormy weather. Guaranteed waterproof. Ages 4 to 18. 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No American-owned ves- sel can transport beverage liquors. Yoreign registered vessels cannot transport beverage liquors within American territorial waters. Of the eighteen foreign registered vessels seized, ten were found transporting and smuggling liquors within the three-mile limit of our shores. The remaining eight foreign vessels seized were hovering off our shores beyond the three-mile limit, but within the four-league zone of our shore line, and unlading their cargoes to other hoats to be brought ashore in violation of our statutes, known as the hovering acts. Seizures Protested. 2867 and others) provide that no ves- i unusua manufacturer makes thi Walnut Table and 4 Chatrs. B 1l Anne design, coms extends to 0 feet DA A AL TA SR L A AL Z A E AL AT LAY LA LA A TA LA TAy T T AT LA 230 230 23T T T3 L 3 = @ Walnut-finish nd 4 Qu in either blue or brown. e live, we'll pay the freight. Your cho BRELEDELRLEREVEVLIRVRVRR/ARLRVRR spring and a full 43-pound a quality art ticking. 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Comiortable, Calnut or Ma- - Vb A2 our shores, unless by a permit, with- {out incurring a penalty against the may be subjected to forfeiture. “Forelgn governments protest seiz- ures of their vessels thus violating our revenue laws and smuggling liquors to our shores, because inter- national law does not recognize our | hovering acts as valid outside the three-mile 1imit, except as they may be applicable to our own nationals.” | The Attorney General then called | attention to the litigation over sefz- {ure on which the courts have ruled or which now are pending. Only general reference also was made to litigation involving patents seized by the alien property custo- | dian, such as the Bosch Magneto and Chemical Foundation suits. “A num- ber of suits” have been filed, the re- S S T A e T S TS Practical Christmas Gifts at Worth-Whi Savings and on Easy Credit Terms Don’t worry about how you are going to get together all of the money to pay for your Christ- mas presents. 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Investigate this TN GEArs OB purpose.’ Mr. Daugherty said work was bein | pushed on the war contract investi- arrant Burns | 4, with the completion of the audit Kroehler Revolving | such with of a statute making it a crime “for & sin- Post-war esplonage by unnamed|®le individual to cefraud or attempt to defraud the United States in amy 3 that - Mrs. Sarah Martyn Wright of Lwnn. | whose poems have appeared of the persons under investigation.” |in leading magazines throughout the English-speaking world. didn’t write until She ia in® her ninety-fourth year. 23R FARARB AR A IR NIN