Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 24

24 GERMANY BUYING GUNS IN ENGLAND Large Credit for Arms Be-| lieved to Have Been Estab- lished in London. R. phia Public BY SIDNEY THATCH By Radio to T Tedger. DON, December 19.—Agents are in England attempting to purchase great numbers of Lee-Enfield rifles, large quantities of ammunition for them and khaki cloth by the ton. Star and Philad Copyright, 1923 Army and Navy Oficen Of Interest to Capi Chaplain W. R. Bradley, Thomas, Ky., { Panama c: 5 Capt. H. McN, Gregory, 26th Caval- achuca, Ariz. Capt. C: fat the aeromarine plant, Keyport, has been ordered to Seattle, Wa duty with ation, First L ice, at “Mii been order. the Connecticut at Fort 1 dered to M First Li Field Art been ordered fo Fort duty. Sergt. New York Frank C. phia, has been detailed to'duty with the | ARMY. at Fort has been ordered to the ‘anal Zone for dut Ing from foreign service, has ned to the 10th Cavalry, at ‘arl W. Council, air uervl(}e, . for the Boeing Airplane Lurp(" eut. D. . Rowland, air serv- tehel Field, Long Island, has ed to Hartford for duty with ional Guard, L. Ryder, 10th Cavalry, | chuca, Ariz., has been or- | fanila, P. 1, for duty. ieut. 'O'Ferrall Knight, illery, Monterey, Cali Myer, V. Flick, at Philadel- H Tth | L has! for | National Guard at Troy. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, VOLUME ISSUED Gift Book Contains All Ad- dresses Made on His Final Journey. Tisued In tribute to the menfory of one who gave the full measuré of his talents and love to the service of his country, the first coples of a memo- rial volume to President Harding ap- {pears (n Washington today In an edi- tion de luxe of all the addresses made by Mr. Harding on his trip to the cation. This group inciuded Presi- dent Coolldge, the members of the cabinet, Chief Justice Taft, Senator Lodge, Speaker Glilett, Will' H. Hays. Albert B. Fall, John T. Adams, Al-i bert D. Lasker, George Harvey, Sen- | ator Cummins, Fred W. Upham, John | Barton Payne, John Hays Hammond. | Edward B. McLean, Charles 6. Dawes | and Warren F. Martin, The issue has been supervised by Mr. Martin, who is secretary to At- torney General Daugherty, and the volumes are serially numbered. No pies will be sold by the patrons at any price. The foreword of the volume ex- plains that great care was taken to include the exact words of Mr. Hard- ing, as taken down by James W Murphy. the offictal stenographer of |the trip. Al of the addresses made by Mr. Harding are inciuded, even the briefest rear-platform speeches from the train and the talks made at little nettlements in Alask l Thankful for Vase. From the Boaton Truneript. The latest innocent is reported from THURSDAY, dicted today by children. with inal Division ignored, 1. various crimes Jury report to Justice Balley in Crim- One charge was Eighteen nileged husbands were in- the grand jury charges of non-support of wives or|ce Fifty persons were charged fn the grand on 'DECEMBER 20, 1923. D. C, C,m”‘e. in Stations of HARB'NE MEM“R'AI- 'o'flr::n:!::;xr;- ‘ohf‘ H;;p::l:a l:x;wlvtll‘%r‘n:_. ! l-ls-l- ]8 HUSBANDS are: Elmer C. Snowden, Elmer B. H WITH 50 INDICTED Grand Jurors Charge Non- Support Among Many Offenses. Carpenter, Timothy C. Jones, George E. Ward, Harry Sheehan, James Rlodes, Perrl D. Clark, Frank P.| Madigan, Willard Hoover, Moses Gass, Clarence T. Parker, Thornton Jack- son, Isalah Mitchell, jr.; James J. Byrne, Willlam W. Brooke, Augustine B. Crovo, Nace Wright and Willlam | Twyman. Many Others on Liat. Others indicted and charges against them are: Luther L. Stanton, joy-rid- ing; Raymond Mitchell, John Zeck, grand larceny; Stephen J. Wood, rob- bery; Richard Green and _Richard Brice, joy-riding; Willlam H. Green and George C. Butler, jo. Hattle Diggs, grand larceny; Tucker, assault with dangerous wea- Charles Boston, assault with ; Earl Perry, grand gene Brown, grand lar- Charles F. Mangumn and Nelson Harrison, grand larceny; George 5. Sullivan, housebreaking and larceny James A. Turner, Edward T. Warrick | and Joseph Murray, grand larceny; Raymond H. Osborne, grand larceny; Hart Brown, pandering; Raymond T Harris, violation of Harrison nar-| ard, as: assault with intent to kill and assault I N A cotie act; Ellzabeth Brown, violation Cliftord Al- violation Harrison nar- A. Newton, assaalt with dangerous weapon; Willilam Marrts, joy-riding; Mary Franklin, grand larceny; Vernon Glascoe How ult with intent to kill; James embezzlement; Alvert T. robbery; Wilfred L. Lott, of Hairison narcotic act; vin Luckett, cotle act; John Sen Geo Brown, Franklin, with dangerous weapon; James Leary, robbery. ‘The grand jury ignored a charge of Joy-riding preferred against John H. Hammond. for om app ris gre by imy vet Reliable Remedy. From the Stanford Chaparrel. ““What is the surest cure for love at first sight?" “Second sight." Warning From Georgi: From the Adams (Ga.) Enterprise. The next cow of mine that's killed by an automobile won't die alone. I've Just bought a new shotgun. | | | . Thirty-six former Senator announced today, on the basis of in SAYS VETS WAIT JOBS. nator Harris Calls Attention to Postal List in Georgia. ervice men in the eligible as postmas- been appointe administration. democrat, Georgla. orgia for have beer appointm. but have mnot the present Harris, ‘mation furnished him by the Post ce Department at his request. Thirty-four service men have been postmasters, Senator Har- adding, however, that a ater number aad been passed over the administration, “although the pression s created that world war erans have preference for t point said, sitions” o fleld, my friend.” But the hero of this ons is a pr vate.” Secret service operatives who have Those charged with” non-support had these men under observation are e convineed they re buying for Ger- many and information 1 have obtain- ed from other sources bears out that copviction Investigation of the these individuals carries one the familiar rout of -runnin whether it be a s il lugxger load tor a band of m: ents in a Central American republic or a big :hlpln"ll for Ireland, but on a much larger scale, Large Credit Established, a large iritish bank Pacific coast and Alaska. The edition is limited to 2,000 coples. to be distributed as Christmas ®ifts by the group of personal and NAVY. Lieut. Commander the Denebola, has the nav. Worcester. It is said that, havi purchased an ice cream cone, he ate the contents and handed the cone back to the clerk, saying.” Thank you for the vase. “Murco” Liquid Paint The Lifelong Paint The Paint that adds years of life to the surface to which it is applied. That isn’t something that we are assuming; it's an established and proven fact. *“Murco’ adds years of life, because it forms a completely protecting coating be- tween the object painted and the action of the elements. The surface is where deterioration starts, and “Murco” guards the surface. “Murco™ is the cheapest Paint you can use because it is the Best Paint made—lasts longer —goes farther—flows on easier. You'll never regret using “Murco” Paint—for it has hever f.u]ul to give tion, . C. Krakow of been ordered to vard, Philadelphia. Licut. Maxwell Cole, retired, Naval Academy, has been from all active duty. Lieut. Willlam K. Harrill has been | lieved from duty at the naval air station, Anacostia, . and ordered | ft_squadron, battle fleet. | Pennoyer has been re- | *d from duty at Friedrichshafen, ny and assigned to llul) at the akehurst. N. Root, \ll‘d(ul Corps .«l ll Medical School, this cf hu been ordered to the Maryland '\ml W. C. Carroll, Dental Corps at school has been ordered to} Xmas Shopping Is Made Easy, Pleasant and Profitable, by Filling Your Boys’ Gifts Entire Xmas List at Behrends Girls’ Gifts $8.98 Boys’ Mackinaws $15.00 Big Girls’ and Overcoats micaiid choetings Bingle and Dow 9 in brown, bime wud 6 ay. Also Plald Mackinaws for bogs to 18 i Boys’ Corduroy Suits at the relieved | activities of along 'y Lo ties. nament fastened and the pewest 4 hancelio of two the actual shipn ment of large supplies of arms In two ships consigned, say, to a 41‘- firm in Denmark or other dinavian country whence they ! might be taken into Germuny one| or unother. | s to get at the been Men’s Gifts, Sure to Please MEN'S WOOL AND SILK HOSE Novelty Drop-stitch and P Lun Silk and Wool Hose, in all wanted colors and sizes. Anniversary Specis " Girl's Gingham Dresses Sample Dresses—Worth to $7.50 Woindertul col ider tion of erepe, selour, N | | phece Button - on Subts of stout cor duroy for boss to 8 years. Sim ar to waits w been selling £3.00. i 3 eral thousand of ti the usual attity price Is a = ry consideration if I they can ge tuft and, what is very Important, get permits for the exportation of quantities too large to attempt to get out of the country sur- Teptitivusly. That is not o d under English regulations as it m e in other countries. About two weeks ugo while these investigations were un way, but at the time had not developed sufti- clently for publication, the sued here an unusual o ment to the ffect o ir real facts inj thwarted from | ¥ the excuse that ail ounfries of central u- e buying war equipment or scale and that the purch probab) me of them 1 by the very f. untries are doing for Boys’ Slip-over Sweaters $2.49 All Plain Colors and New College Stripe Shpover and Button Swent ors, heavs and medium wekghts. All sizes fn lot [y Men’s Fiber Silk S(npe Shirts Liquid . tweeds and com tlons 18 embrotdared mo panel to 14 sien ~ % Men’s Initialed Buckle Belts sum and it it was for Supplied in any quantity; to be had in all colors ——Last Call For Christmas! Have us make a Plate Glass Top for that table or desk—it will be an ideal Christmas gift for “Mother” or “Dad.” We'll gladly give you an estimate—but attend to it now. 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