Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 5

Tort g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924, i m m W”NES Ticket Scalpers 'FIND 20,000 DUPED ‘ THE WEATHER ITHREE LANDS TO PAY |DENY BEN FRANKLIN'S| UU 1 Busy; Get $50 for | BY “RACING EXPERT” it sicimbie v ot | TRIBUTE TO BYRON| LIGHTNING ROD FAME GEREMUNY INR Consistory Seats;, =~ ———— R T e —— o n | IR A e WODEIWITE L. Police Say Prisoner Netted $5,000 | }5ht 415 lomorroy, cooler tonight; - England, Italy and Greece Will| Germans Declare Divish Antedated | Wihiaace cama/thia sasly | - ! to $10,000 Daily by | Becords for Twenty-Four Hours. Join in Honoring Memory of American Inventor in Discov- 4 New Englind Settlers—the : OME o peculation in ! |12 miamane, 45 4 S 417 8 B S0 3 Georgian Poet ery of Conductor founders of the American Magnitude of Ceremonies for| .. e ! : . rgi : Ty : i | | | 1 | B Cable 1o B Daily News, ticket fon to tomorrow's N 0 QR Nation? How best can an By the Associated Pres: I By the Associated Press. American Tourist visit the ; o LONDON, March 25.—England will [ » BERLIN, March 25.—German sa- | places associated with t temparature, § : seek to atone for a century's neglect | vants are trying to rob Benjamin | them? Why should he onno . of one of the misunderstood and un- | Franklin of the honor of inventing | " derestimated men of the Georgian|the lightning rod. They say it w ferent Clients. | : 3 period by national observance of the |a German who did it. Their claim f American Cardinals Re- | ajue nroportions. - Seats for the sembles/Papal Coronation. | pubiic mu‘nb.. 00. The rvmuin;lvr are distributed among responsible ] B ) F " | persons having the right o claim | Sent Every Horse in Race to Dif-f:_‘ them, account miss Amsterdam? is not clear how 'Communicate with k | . " 100th anniversary of the death of [supported by a writer in the Deutsche | K « re © hands of € —_——— Temperature a o he 00, ot from the hands of 1 | e Gre s Lord Byron, which occurs on April 19. | Allegemeine Zeitung. ETCHAM pntch to ] ... |peraturc, 42; condition muddy. The celebrations, undertaken by the| Since Franklin conducted electricity GENERAL AGENT: row's public h]u\,\ market for them at the | & 2 l‘ 4 Tide Tablen. | Wiy Byron Society and the Poets’ Club,|into a Leyden jar and did not lead it LONDON & NORTH FASTERN RLY. 1l Hayes| 1 hotels, Where seats have beeu | Barnum's philo anent the BIFh- | (uriiched by United States coas : will take the form of a public dinner, | into the carth, the ans ussert | | 311 Fifth Avenue (st Thirty Second Sty ndelein i i {rate of suckers, it would scem. was and geod E ) . at which literary lights of the pres: that he did not have a lightnin = New York 2 s i el e ) - ent day will pay tribute to the genius (At all. According to Germ 3 rite or call for s 3 i SR M et ang . and “Work of this poet, commemo- | cists. ‘Johann Heinrich W el o T flood of money ‘trom Ame Gl B Db S M i rative ‘wervices in various churches |Lepziz dealt with the que 2 Yor% has Corintear Y ases in the population. More- |g — and publication of a new edition of | lightning conductors in his b “De | & = = rs has corrupted not only hotel .m.; ide, SR his complete works. Avertendi Fulminis Artificio, Glasses Fittod The observance will not be confined | appeared in 1753, and which suggest- ¢ o Ty Paamised us wis ¥ B { The Sun and Moon. to the land of his birth, but will also | ed to Dr. P. Divish the idex build- > ted groung | ©f sophisticatic o s—Sun rose 6:03 wn.; sun sots REV, FRANCIS C. YOUN, extend to Italy, where he spent most | ing a lightning conductor the same | of his self-inf exile, and Greees, | year. Frankiin, accordini to th is _com- |of their country cou 2 | Sun pises 0:02 wan: cun |Nationally known ax “Chicago's Poet |where he sacrificed his life in the | physicists, conducted his kite expe Dr.CLAUDE S. SEMONES 1 N ) | Pri h x any Catho- lext,” will addre; thy I~ st | e se « Ire ependenc me, in 175 . [N T3 employes, but a.so servants more or | 0ver, i lot of city fellows. who e 1 to responsibie | themselv College e el sets 9:17 a | Francix House of Studies, Washington | In the latter country a committee | b lighte cpe- | Universit, on Thurxday evening. Dur- |of the faculty of the University of ‘ Phone Main 721 ing his stay in Washinzton, Father | ien_uppointed by i Ods 409410 McLachlen Bldg | Young In a kuext at the Racquet Club, | £ov . Zerme d 10th ard G Sts. KW el bl s epett A ! B Conduted i . " ix wtationed at St. Raphael's, in ! c E s o ! seandal impossibie 1o witl ema Eha T Tempe feago. i works. The head | CLUB FOR REFORMED | j LT : a:nsl‘)a“,:l?“mg CRIMINALS PLANNED | [iEi i Ml S e s etz b yeing Co. 5 Shops sentieme v will v Mo e, , . : e e e e | cauht ] i Linc. 7700-7701 3 , ? - = e S = lerected there to his me s i = ¢ - NE arch for{ " jn Italy servi | ) § ve S the erection of a clubhous d in | Jeading universit 2 a ¥ come through his place guarantee ining | pals were discussed ting of | se'® | the Marshall Stillman ent yes- : i ‘ : | . CAFE dinals. The i r 3 ok 3 dy | men joined Sam st i ‘Accuw‘d in Drug Sale. COUNTESS WILL ATTEND Conn. Ave., Corner L St. moving their hats ki 8 R 2 wing |already supportin e ma : Lottie Lew L 141 [Cone: Ave cos s making ',nru'. und r C in 1y | an organi: = 5 - Swedish Notable Will Be Present Specia al . ote Sl : cdonald yesteriny af-{ ot Women's Congress Here. 6-Course Dinner (6 to 8) were finished : 3 3 3 Harrison narcotic A POCK arch 2 . . $1.25 n were finished ; frrison naro : Counten cardinals n toni their po- 15 on 1 F reeicl E ) | Seaue J i ; S She was arrested by Foliceman Gu i : o part in PONY DINNER, $1.00 8 | 1 1 7 had sold narcotic | in Was zton in A as a MUSIC DURING DINNER fice authorities German Content one-man” racing “infor- Wenther In Various Cltle ©+ap i who h - = once a Million Dollar Kid," e had twenty-six capsules 7 SEiaY Yanchcon, 656 in his office sho criminal, now a successful |of it secreted in slipper in Club Breakfast, 25¢ to $1.00 ot BUO00 i = i her hom preliminary ) Alno regular a In earte service 4 Citstin ole S Members of the movement will form ! hearing - ~000 bond Your Patronage Is Invited und ¢ Lo 3 . committe approach husiness men | for the ac the grand jury. dail dy | with a vie ising sufi.cient funds " | 1o build the club hou as stated. J. C. PETTETIER IS DEAD:| s SAY QUSTER HURRIED END Accused Former Official. Failing 4 i e Swine| Meattte’ 3 s d N g ow flod Since Trial. Vietim of i S %, BaoMie = 008 Raming ] 7 “Pneumnnim i f ani FOREIGN. H Change lasses . Greenwich time, today ) o . e s, they say, admitted i | % Jinal he ; amon] TRt Snton 5 fougy |]¢ ¥or hours of relaxation i the Vew Cardinals cive : osia A ; " : {|liibrary. after a hard day, a man||i o esa,0f e e ) . acet o o Rico, ... Raining slips into comfortabie loung- ~ From Pope. g < ends ? 5 wnas e uay |||inE_robe or smoking jacket and |i wmorn : s : for Reading nee the tr i 5 th of | a woman dons a loose neglig BY HIRAM K. 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