Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 11

© MEMORIAL HOSPITAL | IN AHLINGTON ASKED| World War Veterans of Co\mty\‘l IN OUR T()WN] most figured out tune problem, from Adam to The one trouble was it wouldn't THE EVENING LISBON PAPER BOMBED. Blamed for Explosion Damaging Offices. By the Assoclated Press, LISBON, Decemher 20.—A bomb to | Revenge STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, Burgess of Huntsville, Ala., vesterday by the federal government when he ap- peared for preliminary hearing on charges of violating the Mann act. Burgess walved preliminary hearing in both cases. Bond was =et at $6,000 in the Mlnn act case and §1,000 on_the second charge. chorus of the Melropollmn Opera. Company of New Yol Declared to have the most perfect foot of any girl in America and fur- ther honored at the recent fashion show In New York as the best dressed girl, Helen C. Falatdeau, a DECEMBER 20, 1923. IIllllllmmmummmunmumn“'“ll" Wllm. which a time fuse was attached ex- ploded on the staircase of the build- ing occupied by the royalist organ, Da Manha, badly damaging spaper's offices. There were from the _explosion, buted to a discharged This is the second the city within a b BUTEeES was arrested here Friday by Department of Justice agents. ortly_before the aileged violation < of the Mann act, authorities say that | match her Derhrnnn‘u |n":mcoer§|g:’ he married Rose Marfe O'Neal, at|tition against beautles that time said to be a member of the | corner of the world. pretty, vivacious blond of Malden, Having stepped Mass.’ has now gome to Paris to from n ¥ to first grade, her| mentality natural- | in all| Make Proposal and Start Campmgu kes the Star. NDON, Va. December 20 nt of a memorial hospital | on ¥ to the county sol- | who lost bomb outr: week. FACES TWO CHARGES. . Pstab in Ariin 1 diers and h Floral Xmas Greetings i —are never so acceptable as when they assume the beauty of a Blackistone Corsage A faacinating arrange- ment of choicest blooms appmpriately berib-, boned. $3.50 v Special ‘o' Xmas Orders may be left now for delivery at any stated time il | for ':;‘I" Alabama Man Charged With Mail or onc and Mann Law Violations. e heard a| ord. It onto” her| BIRMINGHAM. 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