Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |PRESIDENCY DENIED | TIPPLER IN FUTURE UPSHAW DECLARES ASHEVILLE, N. “I have the assurance temperance bodi; presidential election they will put forth such strong efforts that no candidate of either party will dare make a race unless he makes a pledge | that he will personally live up to ery amendment of our Constitution id,"above all, that he will not vio- te the Volstead law, said Repre- sentative W. D. Upshaw of Georgia lhere last night, during an intarvie He stated thal he had just be s | to and that he intended to ] his campaign f liquor by |\L’:|un GERVIANS SPURN CODS FFRENH iShipments Turned Back Through Occupied Zone and Seaports. WOULD BURN PLEA AGAINST SENATCR Wisconsin Bill Asks Destruc- | tion of Stigma on La Fol- lette’s War Record. By the Assor MADISC burning of the during the war b niversity denouncing the war 1 o | States rt M. La Follette, is ordered by a resolution introduced into the senate of Wisconsin logis- lature today by Henry A. Huber, ad- * ministration leader. . s resolution, indorsed by Gov. J and backed by the La Fol es in control of the legis- lature, rots the librarian of the State Tistorieal Society to turn over the document containing the signa- tures of the university professors to the superintendent of public porperty who is ordered to destroy it. { Plan Demonstration. A public_demonstration is planned ¥ the La Follette hackers if the res- | olution is adopted. Describing document on file at the state libr the resol aspersi 't Robert M round robin” signed several hundred professor the drinking officials 1 W WITTE 50 Daily Copsright January 19.- 'nm le war is on in %, whether Franco- earnest shipped 1t Freneh goo through the o remen red back with in nistey of finance, are checks and. deafts through French he majority _that many members of the faculty were induced to tunder duress and intimidation desire the wrong the public records. | The resolution points out that the senator is an alumnus of the ins tion and calls the round robin a zone or by sea | mburg > bein he setions ban nee rece of more than 278 rd and of -ullanm. I _ CRISP RADID RELATES | THRILLING SEA RESCUE“ Captain of Guiseppe Verdi Tells| Owners How He Saved Crew of Montello. detractor: to carry ith them out e In Firm. ing down ciated Press. RK, January dred and fifty words or wireless from Capt. Mangan 19.—One hun- | so, sent by 1gh elmstrasse long u | some . i Sinking yesterday of the Montello and the, res- 10 world peace end of which cannot | Line Crossed. 5| which | drawn by thel| defining the “Ruhr sanctions | re now marchi Westphalia and on da the line to comme Moute 3| © been be- ces along Unter and childre ket o Linden all day before Sunday. rdon express has Monday and the on the slower | The Mon sailed from P’ 10 with a cargo of a Surlese was in command. rding Houses and other foreign- the James W. Davis Tells Lawyers There Is “Too Much Law." boa «rd'rL { | Afrnd that they | ¥ mobs within the | * be blown up, as| etter to the \v”lv’\ those staying on Noilet, tha at French the correspond- .. the hotel nade Hugo_Stinnes, h and Belgian subje “which | i \bandonment of the s vidual liberty NORFOLK FLYER KILLED. Lieut. W. H. Rohrback Dead and | Four Others Injured LOS ANGELES, January of Lieut. William H Va. killed vesters w of recent automobile accldents | in which students are alleged to have figured all advantage was to be gained from the ownership of cars at the uni- . the council said, and announced | the support of 1S of students in 19.—The | <hed into @ f B e e b ey were Licut. n, ankles broken: Lieut right ankle brok Brix, cuts and bru par W. M. Cola, 16ft leg cru aval surgeons ecxpected all the Jured to recover. —_— VICTORY FOR DRY LAW. NEW YORK, Januar aton se In Furniture, Lamps and Shades. You'll find the most attractive assort- ment o select from and the prices ard extremeiy reasonable. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. {724 the = s Wondm M. Garduer issued Federal Judge Manton, sing for a year the premises in umbus circle of the Fifty-eighth troet aurant Corporatl for- e was upheld by (iie United States circuit court of ap- | neals. SO TR = Radlum Brings Out Your Radiance Do You Want to Radiate Health, Youthful Energy, Mental and Physical Vitality? 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Asso inted Pross i1 | No Official Notice to Be Given Mere News Dispatches by State Department. clais said 1o information tlined in involving reduction of the British war he United Sta d out that gave the department as news- reports v info! tion it could noted. At the that success of its on time eme depe o hippi largely on cance agents | British _debt was o quarters as foree: e p by th r was official n here. ongress aready rd and office had a today and repeatel that without new of Congress th 1 Goose Creek citizens - 'the grand jury to permi expected severs | MAY UNITE TO KILL KLAN. NEW pt to organize “a war of extarm ition™” against the Ku K combining into one soct. ous forces opposed to | state will bs made b committee of the A eague at a public mas v night. was ann g0 1o the root attack YORK, January 19.—An a ¢ the Goose Creek FEDERAL JOBS OPEN. Hospital needs H. ©'Don- nell, natfonal ch: ie { Representative mas Dixon author of PROBE MACHINIST'S DEATH. NORFOLK, Va. January 19.— board of officers met today to in-| vestigate the death of Frank J.| sorber, machinist mate. who was| DENIES ATTA(‘K ON PLANES. lled yesterday when he According | by a whirling propeller o at the naval base here. was being prepared to forced down at Morehead City, while en route t antanamo, Cub and was about ready (o take off whe to_have walked in His home was in Mosul V \ fact. € accordi patch Baltimore. d Nevond tho horders of Trak TrueTones! without *“metallic” suggestion This scientific tone chamber, light as a violin, as tensely resonant as a drum head, is largely responsible for Brunswick’s Szpreme Posi- tion in the musical world. 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