Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1923, Page 14

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it CRAIG MAY SPURN FREEDOM OFFERED Repeats Attack - on 'Judge. Believes Law Gives Him Right to Go to Jail. YORK, December ¢.— Con- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, : ~| |PACTS WITH U. S. LAID Folks BEFORE MEXICAN SENATE Dr. Manuel C. Tellez, who reopened [ Actich on Ratification by Decem- regular diplomatic relations between Mexico and. this country. atter. the | DeF 31, Expected—Debate to Begin at Once. long interription, and who is now counselor of em- MEXICO CITY, December 6.—Not- bassy and charge |'withstanding reports to the contrary, d'affaires, is a[the Department of the Interior yes- student ot orlent- | erday sent to the Mexican senate the 3 wo claims conventions drawn up at al myths and leg- | the recognition conference last spum- ends and‘he has |mer. collected one of the most unique cabinets of carved ivories and of jade ama * other mer. The texts were turned over. to the foreign relations committee and it {8 expected they will be debated at a private_sitting within two or three days. It is belleved the copventions will be ratified before the senate’s ad- journment, December 31, as the goy- D. C., have a large majority and George A.|aggregated about flve hundred and Redmond, ~the liberal government candidate, conceded him the election. OTTAWA, Ontarlo, December 6.-— The victory of W. A. Black at the Halifax bye-election yesterday marks the first defeat suffered by the liberal government' at a ‘- bye-el on. The-| standing ‘of. the government now is 116, while the combined opposition stands at 118, ITALIAN FLOOD DEATHS OFFICIALLY SET AT 500 By the Assoclated Press ROME, December 6—Minister of Public ‘Works Carnazza Informed the cabinet’that the fatalities in the flood of Saturday in the Bergamo yalley that the material damage was esti- mated at between 130,000,000 and 150,000,000 lire. He urged that mea: ures be taken to indemnify peasants for losses sustained or to ald them in THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1923. establishing their farms and busi- nesses. The cabinet unanimously approved the suggestions of the minister. A lazy man 18 no worse than a dead one, except he takes up more room. Cash & Carry Week End Sale Carnations . .. ..ww Violets ........ . :98c dozen <n » 98¢ bunch Baskets of Flowers ........$1.50 up Cash & Carry floral designers are ready to make up THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS Advertised by The VICTOR CO. on Page 12 of Today’s Star ON SALE HERE TOMORROW DROOP’S ju 1300 G New Victor Records Released Weekly Bride Bouguets, Corsages, Floral Emblems, etc., in most effective manner on short notice. Usual Economy Prices. THE BLACKISTONE Cash & Carry Flower Stores No Phone Orders—No Charges—No Deliveries Ezcept of Funeral Flowers stones which- tell , some connected legend of China and Japan. He wus for many DR. TELLEZ. years in the Mex- Tokio and Peking and then fo travelos extensively on his own account into | the interior, gathering his ‘treasures, les L. Cralg is expected . within the next twenty-| four hours whether he will accept or | reject the remlission of his sentence | 1o sixty days in jall for contempt of | federal court, which was granted by President Coolidge. Mr. Craig, in a statement last night, his first utter- ance since the Presldent acted last ‘ernment has a majority in the upper Rouse of the natlonal legisiature. ~ LIBERAL LOSES IN CANADA Conservative Candidate Wins in Bye-Election. By the Associated Press. DEEP-SEATED | FRECKLES Need attention NOW or winter. Use and entoed treatment that has given | tion to millions of women for over 15| yoars, and Monday, declared he considered the ragasion of sente “tull and lete pardon,” but would not de- nee a Senora Tellez and the small augh- ter have rare opportunitics of enjos- ment when the doctor is moved to A, Bla elected ck, to .the HALIFAX, N. S. December 6.—W. iiberal-conservative, pots. Othine—Double Strength ||| At all Druggists and Department Stores. minion parliament rid yourself of thess homely for | 807 14h St. 804 17th St. 1209 Wisc. Ave. (Downtown) (New Store) (Georgetown) explain what the quaint little in the cabinet mean In their diyores postures and he makes w thrilling running story out of the ivori Which really ‘ought to be broa for othier youngsters in the nu: to enjoy. ~ He has tiny silver and bronze figures which contain whole Yolumes of poetry and allegory and there are scrolls of dragons and monsters of the deep adorning every and cor; Jiogk and corner of the corrldors and Dr. Tellez does not collect ivories and curios for themselves, but only those which mean something dis- 11 tinet and natlonal, as it were, and he spends his lelsure tra »il avail- ? the folk lore con wde and ivory figures ten fn brass and | in the federal by Early returns sho Bufialo, . Y. ||| lection vesterday. 3 s actlo it e had seen termine his action until he had seen lection yesterday a copy of the document. Again Attacks Court. e controller's statement contuined new attack upon Federal Judge Mayer, who imposed the jail sentence after 'Mr. Craig had publicly erit- jcized his action in refusing to ap- he Brooklyn . Hls state- y the same at- boratories. NN 1 5] N IZANY NG AN Y q 7 Z N2 INVSIZINNY tinarous PAPFREESEE N 7 e COMPANY 7. & NN ZZ. D V2N D NN S i Y L. ( (9, (4 should mot be | nected wit i be permitted to|and s jatl because the finan- | bronze. York city might ! « Tellez collects tiose dai + de waxen figures which the ‘M ! | peons make so wonderfully like ‘Ihfl Be Accepted. e and colorful and the small d)«luxl\- i General Daugherty's rec- | ter, who has never seen her native | -ndution, Mr. Craig sald. “in-|ling, is taught by the means of e d a device that s o fraud upon | waxen Images all the different type law. The Dresident has power to|of natives Ty Mewice aon e bretdD grant pardons, but no pardon granted | familiar with their oceupatlons. wuy 1y the President has any effect Un- | tialrs of enaraciey e léss accepted by the person pardon- | - ed He cited the following from a r Mary Austin has v % cent Supreme Court decision in sup- | tion in more ne!d:_bp;‘;&}l‘lrgsfidl;xia‘;uun:y {woman writer in_ this country. She to {1 known as novelist. playright, poet, t and lecturer. Store Hours Mail Early Shop Early for Christmas 8 a.m. to y be made bring of the preferring i t the law rather than its ackn 1 trunsgressor—preferr Light Shop” FIXTURES ORIGINAL tand by the control e of hix friends to bel would refuse to accept cleme serve the sentence SCIENTISTS TO HONOR ! AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST| Joseph Leid; Birthday Event to Be| Marked by Establishment of Medal. WASHINGTON ELEC. CO. 928 Eye St. N.W. Main 107I—Franklin 584 ; Christmas Suggest Traveling Cases By tie Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA. December §.—>Many | national and international sclenti cieties will participate in the centenary celebration of the birth of Joseph Leid: ne of the greatest zoologists | ntury, to be held today in y of Natural Sciences. One ures of the observance will be the establishment of a memorlal medal In honor of the s tist. It will be known as the Joseph Leidy medal and will be awarded from time to time in recognition of pre-eminent contribu- Tions to blological sclence. It will be ced as a trust with the Academy of More than a score of | sacieties will join in_the exercis Dr. Leldy, ‘born here in 18! called the greatest of America; tists, “The American Civier, Fatlier of the Study of brato Animals in America.” SPECIALIST ENDS LIFE. Leading Doctor Found Dead in Basement of Home. ASHEVILLE. N. C.. December 6.— The body of Dr. A. W, Calloway, re- garded as one of the foremost stom- ach specialists of the south, was found in the basement of his home | near here yesterday with a bullet hole in his chest. The coroner accredited death to sulclde, and said an inquest Was not necessary. Dr. bC‘nJloway was Injured in an au- tomoblle accident some time ago an had been in ill health sinca. 4 a @ @ A 3 Are Doubly Jubilee Razors ... Wade & Butcher. Genco Razors ,.. L X. L. Razors. ‘White Handle Knives and Stainless Steel Knives and Carver's Stainless Steel Game Carvers. MANICURE SETS Razor Strops........... 15 Twinplex Stroppers for ’ Folding Scissors Nail Nippers .. Hunting Knives . Evercady 300-foot Range BRERERERVERERCREVERBRRRERERERER Practical Gifts Why not give cutlery? It is one of the most appreciated of all gifts Remington and I. X. L. Pocket Knives Stag Handle Pocket Knives. Pearl Handle Pocket Knives. Gem, Ever-Ready, Weck, Enders, Durham Duplex TABLE CUTLERY Pearl, Amber, Shell, French Ivory. .. 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