Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 38

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON PONCAY DEFEAT Vote on Bonus FI! ral Employe aces Govern- ment in Minority. livi empioyes N.000 fry S'!STAINS cost 886,000,000 france, while M | riot, Tead r That th of incre livin sliding seale the cost of o should be s according to nsideration would meun | the government's resignation When the vote was announced the and communist deputi houts of “Resign!" some i evider fusior i he would accept the n to s back the whole question to the committed s proposal epted unanimously ROCKVILLE. Md., December 21 nnual banquet of the decis cer fire wits held in St Mary’s Hall h last part all rtment he piano. an of the business | held incorporating the wrticle organization were =TSRSS SN~ Cy Parfim Saree~ 1o Delicacy ana Solinenent refreshing Ra 1y France. t has like the sweet blossomed gar re elegance concentrated for a charm that is mysterious and department { adopted med board of follows and William M. Dis- Marringe Licenses. have been fs ge of the following wvidson and Je 1 for the Francis A. Garrison and both of Wash- Miss hing- ommotion in his chick- @ late hour last night, © Offutt hustled out enjoying a full meal on a chicke chicken dinner was ank a dividend ¢ cupital stock onths s I a1 @ young Washington found guilty in the (] oy % ) 72 W ¥/ . | house of correctios circuit court hej larceny of a by Judge Rob; afternoon to one v was sentenced r in the Maryland s but seventeen “good face,” as hington expressed William Howard, colored, of Washington, from a prison sen- ten, Howard admitted taking o ring belonging to another negro. Sen- tence was suspended and the boy was advised to go to work for some good fontgomery county farmer and make + ood citizen of himself, Which he promised to do. Argument of the motion for a new of the case of Charles ¥ Miller, against fact that he . dered by @ jury in the cireuit court | hei ently in a sult of Elmer Decker, who charged him with se- duc een-year-old daugh- t nees Decker while Miller's office as B igd the entire it court here yester- clusion” Judge g h Hoover and Thon who represegted Miller, [ twenty-one reasons tu their motion [ why the verdict of the jury should | P P nst the law Wwas exces- ment of {ehaT the Verates [ e or Vi Sive, et the siaa MOTOR OILS Your Motor Needs \n il that resists friction; that penetrates to every working part of the engine and ireely and efficiently lubri- cates it; that is scientifically prepared and refined to give instant and thorough lubrication on the coldest or hottest day : that does its work so w pow quicker acceleration Such an oil is REXOLIN or's sake. as © INSIST on oy ] ell it gives your motor more and less carbon under all E Rexoline SHERWOOD BROS., Inc. TP Mattingly, Dist Phone Potomac 2037 Sales Agent ‘D, ¢ recently of the | nunciatory and full of villification of s |prise to him FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1925, the defendant's witnesses as to im- Peter yesterday properly affect the verdict of the jury, and because the jury, after retiring to its room, had made an experiment to test the truth of the testimony of one of the defendant’s most impor- tant witnesses. Numerous authorities were cited to substantfate the con- tention of the defendant's counsel that there should be a new trial of the case for the reasons stated John A. Garrett, Decker’s attorney, strongly combated the contentions of the defendant and also referred to authorities to uphold the theory that the trial of the case was proper throughout and that nothing occurred to justify the action asked. L Court Hints at Opinion. In announcing that he was not ready to render his decision Judge Worthington stated that he consid- cred some portions of Mr. Garrett's closing argument to the jury to be highly improper, referring to his speech as “intemperate, denunciatory and {nflammable.” He also said that the size of the verdict was a big sur- In referring to the ction of the jury in making the test pmplained Judge Worthington w180 said he considered that improper. | He added, r, that he had not made up his mind one way or the | other and would not do so until he hud carefully examined the authori- tles and considered the motion from every standpoint @%%%@%%@%%%%’%@%@%%%@%%? The Store of Practical LORD CECIL’ “Viscount of Chelwood™” Upon Accession to Peerage. LONDON, December 21.—Lord Robert | Cecil, who was elevated to the on November 17, s adopted t Viscount Ceeil .of Chelwood, to the Daily \Iml Chelwood is a ham- let in Suss: country residence. 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