Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 18

18 . MOTORISTS FEAR HEAVY PENALTIES Decreases in Violations Noted in Police Court. | Fines Imposed. | | S Publication of the determination of Judgo Robert N. Hardison to impose leavy penalties on trafic law vio- caused a small Court. cases both JOHNSOR TO ACT. Kentuckian Has/ ‘Not Resigned as Conferee om District Bill. Representative Ben Johnson of Kentucky is still, the democratic con- fereo 'for the liuse on the District appropriation i, and has mnot re- signed in favei- of Representative James A. Gallivan of Massachusetts, as was reportaél in The Star yester- day. When Mr. Jghnson spoke yesterday | in the House he was understood to say that he wwas retiring from the conference ont~tpe District appropria- tion bill. ThH: Congressional record today, howeuer, shows that he was resigning frym the conference on the legislative mppropriation bill. No conferqnce has yet been held 1 DENIES ANY LAXITY IN PERMITS T0 WED Col. Kroll Asks for Specific Case Where Law Has Been Violated. Col. W. A. Kroll, the marriage license clerk, today denied that there is any laxity in the issuance of mar- viage licenses in Washington. Every yrecaution is taken, he says to see border line—twenty-one for males | and eighteen for females—the exact ! date of birth is required befors a| license is granted. When, both par- ties appesr and the age. given is twenty-one or eighteen ,“"& .t a davits of h :émparr‘lkl“:'n l‘n.k":fll the colonel as- 5 He denied with emphasis that licenses issued to boys and girls of tender or to any under the legal age on application of parent or legal guardian. All applicants for license swear to all the fucts set forth in the application, including the ages of the contracting parties, it is pointed out. Col. Kroll says he would be inter- ested to have any specific case of a license being secured by a person un~' der legal age without consent of parent or guardian called to his attention. CITY ARCHITECT'S DUTIES. How the office of a city architect works was explained by Albert L. SIVET MESSACE TRALS REFUGEES Protest Sent to U. S. Against Harboring Wanderers Now in Philippine Islands. By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, February 2.—The second note to the United States government within twenty-four hours growing out of the liguidation of the anti- trist was dispatched to Secretary of State Hughes by acting Foreign Min- {ster Litvinoff last night. 6 communication, after declaring infdrmation has reachied Moscow that Admiral Stark had gone to Mrnila with the ships he took with him from Vliadivostok, expresses confidence that the American government will take urgent steps to protect the property rights of the soviet government in these ships and prevent thir regis- tration at Manila or ports, PHONE EXECUTIVE DIES. SOMERVILLE, Mass.,, February 2.— Dr. William French Smith, president since 1905 of the Mexican Telephone and Telegraph Company. died at his home here today. He was a graduate of Harvard, and, in addition to hie interest in teiephone development in Mexico, was engaged for many years in chemical and metallurgical research. other American SPIKED DISHWATER COSTS SODA-JERKER $100, 30 DAYS, BOND By the Aseociated Press. LOISVILLE, Ky, February 2.—Al- ooholia potency of rinsing water back of the fountain in a sofe-drink stand here, where Joseph Thorne was em- ployed as & clerk, today had resulted disastrously for the sundae dispenser. rne was fined $100, sentenced to thirty days in jail and placed under $1,000 peaoe bond following a police court hearing yesterday on charges of ligquor-law violation. The dishwater tested 26.72 per cent alcohol, it was brought out at the lepartment operatives testi- fled Thorne interrupted reading of a search warrant to dump the contents of a half-galion measure into the dishpan. A sample of the water was (2 76 PAYAIS ROVAL Musi Our Basement Store should always be in mind when sheet music is needed. One saves time and trouble in H [ I IillIl An effect more coming here. All the Latest on the DWYet appropriation bill soized and analyzed. and no tim¢ has been set for a meeting. Harrls, municipal architect of the |soviet forces in the Vladivostok dis-' He was born at Avon, Mass., in 1854. District, addressing the Engineers — Club of Baltimore in the monumental city last night. today and yeste marked is the increase in the number of people to forfeit their collateral, thus preventing their charges to ap- pear before the judge who has made #0 clear a stand in effort to curb law violator: Yesterday that not one under the legal age gets a license to marry. When the age of the contracting parties i{s on the ‘Spring Shoes for Men FI ople fo! s of vi Today in U e forfeited their precinct. not a forty-eight : cases r collateral at every rson answering to the col- i= Sheet Music Fate Burning Sands When Will 1 Know Running Wild Falling Bee's Knees Red Moon ‘When Hearts Are Young Crinoline Days Sweetheart Lane A Kiss in the Dark Is the Time k Up Your Sins and Go to the Devil “My Buddy” Al Jolson's big hit of the ason—and all the popular ts from the musical come- dies—aulways here. Those who were convicted today’} are 3 William C. ©den, charged with dri o-drawn vehicle while ed, fined $5 3 fined { 4 i st this morning = l | { i | with speed- | h ailing to exhibit a per- and James Tur Blossom Time Yankee Princess Orange Blossom= Music Box Review Elsie Lady in Ermine Greenwich Follles Tangerine tions late ruling, thereby not incurring max- | And not only the wanted )1 Sheet Music, but also records. 4 Ask for demonstration of ed with | your fancy. an hour), | Palais Royal—Basement Store. fault of payme FRENCH BUDGET DELAYED Government Resorts to Provisional | . forty days. Actuelle Records The new Pathe Record that plays on all Phono- graphs. Credits in Meeting Expenses. PARIS. February committee of the to examine the bu GAIN scoring a K.O. with a wonder-group A of good-looking Shoes at a price that has been the marvel of Washington men. We now toe the line for Spring with new Oxfords and High Shoes in all wanted leathers. 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