Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 42

2 __THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY,. DECEMBER 14, .1923, ! ! oty raotfii he et “ontaks |IRIGHT TO CONSTRUCT | 't oS, Somen tmad zoris:| PRISONER IN BAD-CHECK IS VASUARE I (0 (L SiAts trind g Oy, i FOLKS e R C e e RS g of the projected 1ime showed | CASE RETURNED TO D. C.|check transactions ana given a sen T} folkcs, (hough maturally he can-amo RAILROAD DENIED R e - C. {More Important : o s a main line U35 ‘miles long, running tence of five years. : " ay some intolerable loads on the from Columbus to Farmington, in New —_— P e g £ of t nve | { When Charles Curtie, senior sena- | ¥, Fole (MECTUNL, (00 P ena- . L Mexies, . Wb liatclis Toienliox S M of Wiy Aitanen Baid to: Have | nteresting fanture e ' | tor from Kan: is all run dOWN | tor Curtis never bets on the race; he N Springerville’ in_eastern Arizona, and to y tigation and search for the alle an as et e St R SR $hU (T C. C. Befusos Permission for | olicfoinG, S, (ompany Seg pre. | swindled Morchant Witk | ynder apueived cpan of ke & o0 T LT colossal blunders = S y fosed to R g P identl e e hol xdz\ ome will ST nAnnE Gotha ;’r:‘dmlhe tonic quality of the environ Bmldmg of 550 Miles of N‘ew i sioy sald it had Canadian Drafts. and verdict of $100,00 New ¥ \ e o ing avails to re- ine i e e Attired in an outfit furnished been swindled by the any i checr if there’s Line in Southwest. ea” the. conciusion, howeve N b it e allases identified a rep {3 iesky voot pverhend. Cosmopolitan Bod Names | avire RImo ot e IF rattic developed across o : 5- | Whio was arreatod on sus ; ‘ P ¥ | mai netcn ani| - CRAIGE HEADS POST. _ _ e et oiiec an arlGE pEatsasioh | oo TaTasry et o8 suapicion el o Three to Direct Share in optimistic outlook = An order denying the Colorado, Co- 1, a1t the Tine in the United | check swindler, known throughout |verdict for the amount stated . 1o teplure oF like & horse race. lumbus and Mexican Railroad Company | Sta 6 cotminy o0 Chvietaing. Toeuch: s a0 Mo H c ian H | He will travel any | Elected' Commander by Press Club | 4utnorits to build 530 miles of new line | vith more than a score !or aliases: | pprn TN BANK ROBBERY. : > ';mfn‘pf Zvr\fi H ’ - i : " Foeth - here vesterday from_ Joilet g r - ampaign nere | : reasonable dis- | Legion Body. in New “;xlf.o.. T;x{nlx{nu Arizona, | r adoray on |in tho. custody of Detective THUMAS | BEAUMONT, Tex., December 14-—A ice & mont reasons e tance to attend| Capt John Craige, aide to Maj, Gen, | V@S entered vesterday by the Inter- 5 put corn in-|SWeeney, to answer an Indfotment al-| 0 n"ay grrested here yesterday and | able ces consistent > e one when he rec-|Lejeune, commandant of the Marine |5tate Commerce Commission. The com- Teging e passing of e ";0“ Cana- ‘dfihllflld as Willlam Russell, an al- | = G |\wh hxmw‘ -grade work. Tk o iIc llniian ognizes the need|COrps, was elected commander of the [pany's estimate of $15,000,000 as a cost | fa 1 3 dian k Assoclation drafis on . |leged bank robber, who escaped from 3 ; & National Press Club Post, American |of construction was entirely too small, | 20T W Lt e erwan Srafi ave maid o have bee Beley VIO, TatRoARTINoR MAUR]CE J. CO mibmory of the to rebuild the|Legjon, at the annual meeting Wednes- e » forged drafts are said to have been _ g BoNy Erain tiebae! id S aTA the commission’s declsion said, and fts | e ana ghven n local merchant in June, , i Pl T, was given by | to ease off the|chemical warfare, U. S. A., and Eari r\nmcmg plans were 1ot surh'lrml\‘ ¥ e e i \\mhxe “r'“m"rfmn B -mlnh 3 " —f_l—.fi ST eating- mi m;: inning g St : ire searching for tho alleged n act of the time of Henry VII, one Matm Jangled nor v en | GI%In were elocted Vicecommand- | disclosed. cone wona ,. : Fibitrioh dotectives" rieeted him on | aisintt wrlanios gamer, forhade the | = 621 |F Street EN No sort of weath- | T v oM brsws ed by s ol ore {saved from the fir and put Into 4 |a train in Pittsburgh, Pa., and turned | working e it L i i oo y to be ex- ! noteh in a Wim over to the Iilinois authorities. |at Christ LT e takes many precautions when |DIStrict of Columbia department o something exceptionally cold or blus- | § x°§‘,’;L‘,,.(’,fi“h;ql("::.?.'l‘:nraf}“‘k‘ifi’. tery threatens, but only to quiet ahan to Col. Edward Clarke, Jack the mind of his womenkind. “onnolly and Frank A. 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