Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 25

. THE EVEN STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924, POLITICIANS’ “BLUFF”|Gold in Sea Water Less, |Man, Crazed by Fear, Arm Broken, CABARET OWNER AND DANIELS URGES LAND [§5miciied sisu. sraints Cotee | il oliiones, m i duit CALLED BY BUTLER| Due to Spots on Sun, Dodges Death for Hours in Subway’ WIFE DIE IN BLAZE BE RESTORED T0 U. S.|™ I e e Bullion Dealers Say § Theodore Bauer and Former Louise Threat to Set Police Official for| “ronpow pemmars 1.-The | Falls From Coach, Regains Consciousness as Train Hout °":;’::!"’ Bmoke Ex-Secretary Says Guilty in 0il | Raid Activities Draws Fire auantity of gold in the sea has Brushes by, With Third Rail Inches Away—Es- Leases Should Be Punished been reduced recently owing to By the Associated Press. of Marine Chief. the action of sun spots, says the - NEW YORK, February 1.—Theodore ' After Conviction. el annual bulllon letter of a well caped Once by Standing Between Tracks. lllnucr. manager of a fashionable cab- e known English firm, aret on East 50th street, and his wife, FOURTH DRIVE PLANNED| , “It i reported.” the firm says, Loulse, who, before her marriage was | o Arociated Fres Sugar-Cured * o 2 - | By the o Hl s ALEIGH, N. C., Februa ~The | hat the quantity has been re by the Associated Press. 1 stood in between as thin asI could Miss Loulse Hurt of Atlanta, Ga., died RALEIGH February 1.—The =S cently reduced from one grain to NEW YORK. February 1 Between trains, Tracey used {wo under one-thousandth part of a ? packages of paper matches in a futlle |last night overcome by smoke fumes Stills in Private Homes to Be an-] &rain per ton of sea water. shudder many visitors to New York | RiFaKes of TARST M CSon When a8 they were attempting to escape |tion at Washington of the ' “We have been informed.” the |feel when their trains go burrowing|these had been exhausted. he sald, |from a fire In thefr apartment over |Dav: eserves e ave get of Clean-Up. letter adds, “that experts In Eng- |[into the dark subterrunean lanes that |he “ran up the track zigzagging |the cabaret. . . | these reser S AN . laud and in America Iave shown |fiter into the Grand Central tarminal | [FoM ono line to another, sometimes| The cabaret, the Club Petroveska,|j.ciared Josep! 3 that one metal can be changed 3 "% wrong, and howling like & | known au a rendezvous of exiled Rus- Bt Asociatenproin Into another at certain perlode of |became a horrifying reality for Mar- od Daby " stan nobility, occupled the first two |Fetary PHILADELPHIA. February 1| Tadio-activity such as when there |tin V. Tracey, a millinery salesman | At 1 o'clock this morning he was | storles of ' five story building in | uight. fels asserted that th g Tk e Tielane el ! are sun spots. At such a time |of Mount V. LN Y. 5 notlced staggering about in the tun- | which the Bauers maintained an|guilty of wrongdoing should be pun- A s hlnlg out at boliticians reported L0} there is tmmense radio-action UPOR | qeath ,_,"l e;m"d N Y. He escaped | BOC 8 nen ot him out with [apartment on the top floor. Ly c:m,":’.:‘"{‘wf e invrn:;g’t» € The flavor of Esskay bacon ave threatened to “smash™ a police j the earth, and this is said to be ut suffered a general physical | jg4ders. The bodles of Mr. and Mrs. Bauer |lshed, 7 e T makes it just as delightful as the lieutenant for raiding activities, Di- | the only possible explanation of |Colapse, and his nerves were badly I S - were found by firemen on the roof of | tlon, but that this was secondary to _ * the building, they had fled. | preserving for the Navy in the ground mainstay of a meal as for an or of Pulilic x| the dleappearance of so large shattered. i : rector ubil Butler Bast 20 SHugbesthnce of oo latwe & ,]‘_‘n:: was passing from the smox-| RIVERMAN FOUND SLAIN. |Death was hyxiation. 1 emerashicy | Supply ot oIt | ! appetizer. announced Le intended to “stay on! ater. he job for the rest of his life" it | “Hence, though gold has been | Car to a coach last night. when. oriin on in movernment | It Was because of his belicf that an- Jroteet officers who were | actually recovered from sea water from some unaccountable cause, he | Thief, Seeking Reputed Wealth, [, HOTn oo oro o found | nuiment of the leases was of first im- Esskay bacon sandwiches are a considerable cos s was thrown to the ground. For a less efiicient than men. ' portance, stated Mr. jels, that j n N ¢ tion is now still e 1 while he was unconscious, When he Believed Murderer. pisseiiot ol bl o R, W 5,2 L just as welcomel:t the afternoi‘ nscquence { : commercial proposition | awoke and realized a ponderous train| pITTSBURGH, Pa, February l— : teaasin the workingman’s lunch- 5 e Was uchi z 2 2 served under me Vi Passing and almost touching M. | y/urgered last night while he slept on e H box. now. I at i PACKING PLANT SOLD. | electrically charged third rail: that|a couch in his living room was the | won't_“gat SIOUX CITY. February jd- | he douldn’t rise. and that all was| v ! ine i T me S1003 . February 1.—The Mid- uldi't rime. at u fate of Willlam H. Merriman, veteran 7T confine: it to. brositast They ateits land Packing Plant was sold at gue- | ImPenetrably hlack —about him—he Don' . % 05 . thought he was in a nightmare. Eman = frequentlyforgarnish. RIS wone Upn for 38:2.000 to H. ¢ Gardner of | “cautious lest he touch the third |Merriman had been shot In the head : | only—useitfrequentlyforg open the plant, | Ter Plans Lo re-|rail, Tracey gaincd his feet and found | by an assallant who left no traces, ourtes p i Dts arm had been broten. Stagxer | 0] e o 4 | Get a whole piece of Esskay v ———— hulf dazed along o 5 ing i | sereamed untll his voice 1 lead authorities to | 4 bacon from your meat man-—it's GRS, UL | WHISKY TUG TAKEN. | e i pmponse mmisienin el (I 5 = . \from your ar ntities of wllegad | NEW YORK, February 1.—The sea- | head) s b which Merriman was | is not accidental or incidental with ! more handy and economical. Kv{lllyl: tug in i p in |III:.‘ l\lzlnfl. T‘l‘e th U . T t c It . i ; - ¢ whisley, cd o said, deseribing T ¥ svered by Harry W. e Union Trust Company. is a | : 5 o guard ~ “téaln and look o 3 er Toom to remd a ietter matter of reasoned policy. ham. 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