Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1923, Page 3

NONROE DUCTRNE TOP OF HUGHES State Secretary to Address| i Bar Association. Tonight. | U. S. Radicals Hit. i MINNEA 3 Auzu + Reports of committecs .and ttention today rious seetions occupicd the of delegates to the tion of the American tonight will eretary Hughes on the al conven- ation, dress | Monroe | doctrine Light sections, eight regular com- mittees and three special committ presented their reports, the ‘reports including one on ented by William Howard Justice the United | airman of the committee al reports were nship, presented by L. Saner of Dallas, law enforcement. sub- rles 8. Whitman, chair- . and which was made public yes- ay specia judicial ames Conduct, Rules, port submitted by Chief Jus- ft contained proposed tiee T of Judi the e of the anons al ethics as an addition to | smal conduet | by | thirty-three | judicial activity | laid down zover ons for profess Taw previously adopted ion. Under detinite | ning con mentioned with any consisteney k turned to the election of « | President John W. Davis. \ tomorrow | Hughes Ix Mentioned. ! Charles BEvans Hughes, secretar State and R. E. L. Sa | Tex., who has the indor ‘Texas association, o likely ca The woi Y esterds tion w wide were mentioned | th camy, r to enroll the vers in the United States t 100 women n the mittee uniform m + questions court and eriminati ertaining G ws of various nst women e wo Kinds dis Wor Fight Radicalism. e Conditions exte better citizenship i ner told the ing the report « mand continuat sion service on hehalf the comm American citizenship, Mr. San said “T¢ is stated on competent It is said ther and . periodicals ilar views larly by & id that §. that and that « submit th when members bestir thems to meet this ¢ he time has come r should ied effort ified alrsady too lon The activities delayed of the px. 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C, THURSDAY, BELIEYE WOMEN —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS <3 | | 1T KLLED SEPARATRLY Police Making lnte.nsive Probe of Denver Murder ! Mystery. | l(; the Associated Press, DENVER, Col. August 30 Lilllan McGlone and Miss Emma Vas- covie, who were found dead in the McGlone apartment here late Monday, with bullet holes in their heads and with an automatic pistol Iying be- tween them, were not killed at the same time, according to the report of George Bostwi deputy made public today. His examination, he said. revealed that rigor mortis had shown its effect on the body of Miss Vascovie when {the authorities arrived at the scene of | the murder, but did not appear in the jbody of Mrs. McGlone until almost three hours later. sald, manifests hours after deat The new theor: 'l'ume to the apartme; RETURNING DISCOVERS BERTH HASN'T BEEN MADE UP VET. WONDERS WHAT HE'D BETTER DO WITH HIMSELP PINDS WASH ROOM DESERTED DIDNT REALIZE IT WAS AS EARLY AS ALL THAT coroner, Rigor mortis, itself about he TAKES UP STAND IN VE. seven TILL TRAFMIC TO AND TROM WASHRCOCM BECOMES TO0 HERAVY' GUESSES HE'LL SMOKE A CIGAR IN THE "WASH-ROOM RBUT TINDS 1T HAS SUDDEN- Y AND COMPLETELY PILLED that the assassin bent on killing % RTH WHICH -4#\.} AND 15 COM - LUPIED BY FOUR| ERS RETURNS 70 B3 EEN MADE L FORTARLY O TELLOW DAS APPARENTLY ALL CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN CN THE TRAN AT ONCE BEGIN PASSING THROUGH THAT DOOR— i included effor's to| to vequire the al and state con- | in the past year have state laws pas teach stitutic and ide: and colleges bills rva- | was one | he failed to pass. Cons school authorities ity encountered in having such {pre { Association, declared . the report dec Srnment, | should | lacks faith Saner declared [0 T Abuses 1 \ppuintment of perate special ¢ with a simil Natic te the dit Men ways and m endeavor abuses ice in bankruptey | to the © committes id smmended as- on pro- f aricvances, of which Thomas man ction by the association endorsing iAo of calling conference | ions _in £ otwo incis Howe is chair- principles of internat ences the two countrie International ned from mak- | ing | @ permanent | ! the judgment of the mittee might make it poss United States to accept i Personal Views Given. Changes in o instructions we view of the fa di t that the late submitted a n advice Senate to the o the Sen, sking the nd con- sion to part of the United given for | making no recommendation Donworth, sent of the the protocal on the reasons George ott e membe exp follows n _accordance with the pri prded by the report of each m of the committee to expre: 1l views, we beg to state that unequivocally in favor of the ation of the United States in s 3 Court of James Brown W. Wickersham, | of the committec, @ their pers and Georg her tions of the | . President and of State suggest and the of the United Stutes approve.” Birkenhead Is Speaker. * Two distinguished foreign jurists of the Unite the principal association yes- rt. as the Court s before were the former chancel- . and Dr. E Argentina were kers and I'iere justic f__the st | Butler, br FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Service Charge Never Over $1.08 WHEN YOU THINK —of Painting, Paperhanging and Decbrat. ing think of Tayl 27 Esti made on request HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING 2333 18th 8t. N.W. Tel. Col. 1077 604-610 9th St. N.W. ¥ Phems Main 51080100 | $7 rooms, $6 weekly: ‘IO.N‘::mJ with toilef, shower and_la . $10 room. 50 per cont mors. Roo! ke Mot spe her with the prineiple | was s of government in the pub-Wh N5 s now have some | “the o1 speet { American addressed the afternoon ses- | declared: “Your Constitution is the British | Pressed and defined in a document last fifty years! Which can be pronounced upon by the ord Birkenhead. | Supreme Court; vour judges are mas- ibility with the | recative stitution of the % . as he termed them, Dritain is constitu- nd the other un- Any law in cat Britain cun be altered by any rliament, and no court may chal- e the constitutional force of any | et of parilament.” Reviewing the rise of the sociallst | party in Great Britain, and comment- in-|ing ‘on the possibility that it might and | yitimately control the government, he and re-| geclared ally the | “Lam not on the wl lion that an early w list par was | aB4inst them ex- A a The onstitution utlined development of in the by ters of no law in ¢ | tional in that sense. « your ontrolled Dr. Zeballos, speaking as the repre- » of South America and a of the International iore the the future T now. and he are deserve the svmp of all nations e of the opin- i s< awaits the are divided -SPEL'/‘LIS!S IN «PIANOLAS 0O-J DemMOLL xe Radieals. Justice Butler declared g that lawyers honest achings in ed mob rule of the bar to against the Stands by Hix Speech, ition and prestige archy during the has not declined.” the prudent and the | past lie con- of nig teachir wued. AUGUST $00000000000000000000000000 —~ON SALE TOMORROW ~ NEW VICTOR - VOCALION RECORDS 50, 1923, | Miss Vascovie and later killed Mrs. McGlone—substantiated, police say by information from two workmen who said they heard shots in the direction of the McGlone apartment at 11 o'clock that -morning, may switch the suspicion now directed at an acquaintance of the two women to other persons. Residents of the apartment house said they heard three shots about 2:30 in the afternoon —_——— HAY FEVER SOCIETY ELECTS CHICAGO MAN i ekt sl Thomas F. Sheridan Chosen Presi- dent at Fiftieth Annual Meet- ing of Association. Bs the Associated Fress. BETHLEHEM, N. H.. August Thomas F. Sheridan of Chicago w elected president of the United Stat Hay Fever Association vesterday at | the fiftieth annual meeting of the | organization here. James R. Offield, Chicago, and Willlam H. Patterson, New York. were chosen vice presi-| dents and Mrs. Bessie Hudson Green, Chicago, was re-elected secretary and treasurer 3 Recommendations that active steps be taken to relieve sufferers, to ex- pand the membership. to publish a monthly* welfare magazine and to raise a memorial to Henry Ward o founded the order fifty . were made by President & - D AND REPRODUCING PIANOS™ EMMONS 5. SMITH tators. 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