Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1923, Page 24

24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1923. 9 ° . " lA'R MA". P'LOT DIES 3““'.;"-?‘ the N‘:clc!l.-n: '--dm sz:o{e_OHloAN wHo LEFT HOME flight. e said he had beer "”"""‘IKlLLED BY SAME TRUCK ] l the. poor visiblity, The Dlune wuds Z Tar ey Omana; New: Thomueon seid | P EACE‘PI.AN PR'ZE D’Annunzio Gives All He Owns AFTER WYOMING CRASH (512" onri Sl hucari ‘o2 Shalita | DUE TO FEAR, RETURNED | & fre bt Nevaurt 277”3 | WHICH GAVE HIM “LIFT" to the earth, they reported. . “Al f Vi . e o it R s To ltaly as “Altar of Victory”|,, .. ;. s o to cot s gt St S| | ondne T aeral oF G hoves ne — . « WINNER IS NAMEB !.hme l"vho,| h?“_”,”‘ LA Deery tattent' 1o l‘Seurchsr Locates Man Who Disap- | received. | Man Crushed After He Stepped | Plane in Fifty-Mile-an- ospital at Burns by a passin tor- peared After Receiving Let- 4 From Machine in By the Associated Press. minister of liberated regions and S e Shont wes erikhe BURGLARS GET $35,000 FURS. p e D r Wind. and his chest w. , GARDONE. Italy, December £5. former chief of d’Annunzio’s cabinet. Hour W | *"Moore, ‘who w. ters Threatening Death. NEW YORK, December 25.—Furs| Gabriele d'Annunzio, soldier-poet, has | TéPresenting the government in &gy ). Associated Press. N the best_pilots ; hieh b : o Edward W. Bok to ‘Make]beaucathed all his possessions as an fengthy) dond dn witioh o CHEY o . 5. |1ived at North Platte. Neb, ; 1 aten 1o iy T e oot e . 25ail [8nd one child survive apson, w a rarehouse of Revillon Freres, in ROSTEURG, Md altar of victory” to his country. The Tumes ¥ Moote plict of an ate 3 twenty-seven years old [ from iy home near Medina, Ohlo, | West 25th street, early yesterday by |After he had bee bequest consists of his villa and spa- | OUS ; Wyo.. thirty miles east of this place. | October 31, aster receiving threaten- | four burglars, who sawed the iron|# coal truck at 50,000 Payment at Once |® : J i s spiritual | Wyo. thirty e | K Gaty, Tnd., ; ) ] Yl cious garden, where he has ‘erected | roVelations. iike o 1 ofter | SO Injusiesreasived shan Ble/pikne | HOME BURNED DOWN. d broughit here last night. joste gunndivg & Oewvidooy, window,| CUAReT wT dlx. wes in Prize Contest numerous shrines in circular form, | all that remains 2 have |t rom | North Platte, Neb., | Special Dispateh to Tie Star., Thompson was found by Patrick bound and gagged the watchman and | 547°, Lruck after ne b e o {each shrine consisting of rock hewn | collected, to the Ital | Cheyenne. DERIC pcembe r sheriff of M urely collected their loot. They | go ahend.” e from the Alps, where the\fiercest en-| “As death will cons my body to| Moore was caught fu a fifty-mile pL. 1 been employ ‘aped before the helpless watchman It is thought his elot counters of the war occurred. my beloved land of It let this (an-hour wind, which appa ton, North Tand ty, wis | Lo s found and released by his relief. |in some portion of the 1 1a160 Rreas D'Annunzio has consigned the gift | gift be permiteed to pr the best | caused him to crash to destroyéad s fire. No'one was hiome | Thompyon was in & State of col-|The thieves selected oniy the most|ing him under the rear YORK, December 25.—T! to Maj. Giovanni Giuriati, former | which my life has offered | Members of a section crew who lat the time. |lapse after nearly two months of | valuable furs, passed over his chest plan in Edward W L ANNUAL K. T. CEREMONY. | B s I S e I s S I S G D GO S S, toot, chairman SRS = of the j 4 Mr. Bok came | Members of Order From Lower here from Ph Iphia to read the| Shenandoah Valley Meet. plan and transmip it to the policy| committes of the contest 3 spatch 1o The Star. X thor of the plan will re-{ W V. December 35. ¢ w LANSBURGH & BROTHER = ST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400 | bodily harm, threats of which were ‘money, known, contest o - Tomorrow, a Tremendous Annual After-Christmas POPE TELLS OF EFFORTS L@ . IN BEHALF OF GERMANS ' § In Resvonse to Christmas Greet-; ings Declares He Sought to ! Lessen French Penalties. i &3 SalesNewDresses and to “r nd shorten periods 700 Magnificent Dresses in a Carefully Planned Selling at Every Woman Knew b ' ’ » | e 4 Obviously Worth Much More! 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