Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 23

—_— _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGION, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 192 93 SI'"PBUILDING OF U. s‘g 119.000; France, 111,000, a_gain of GUFFEY ONTRADIGTS March 8, 1921, Haskins and Sells. the| ADDED TO PALESTINE. |Noyresuan sovernment had appoint-| QPENS ROADS FOR DAY, |demoeratic indorsement of Nortn 1,000; ‘Holland,' Japan and British government's’ accountants, had been >d him as Chamerro's successor. Senor 0 5 3 s . ¢ the n = ominions follow next in order. auditing the accounts of Mr. Guffey e Chamerro surrendered the office to ey S o ao renidential nom!nd? The worid volume of launchings fell as director of sales in the office of Senor Espinosa, but 4 tha 2 MAKES BlG INcREAsE conziderably short of new construc- sToRcK TEST'MONY The ‘wiien “property custodlan.~As Mr. | Mettulah, Jewish Colony, INCOr-|while ho had recolved mome infimation| ATizona Will Bar Auto Tourists | Of15ctions at Raleigh today, accord. tion, the register noted, while during Guffey had handied over $250,000,000 rated' i Tatritin: that he might be relieved, he had not Again T last night by Judge Walter E. Brook, the preceding quarter the reverse was| in cosh and securities, the audit was po v been given definite instructions. The ST SILITION. campaign manager for Mr. McAdoo. L true. & large job. Within ten minutes after | JERUSALEM, April 10 (Jewish|new consul refused to explain the| BLYTHE, Calif, April 10.—West- - Volume Now Fourth in World, But| The total of 2.516.000 gross tons for [pormer Alien Property Sales Di-|the , auditors had completed ~their | ;g orannic Agency).— The district |Sudden change. bound traffic at the Arizona-Cali- = e Britain Const; M o o e }vlnn.}.uz.:zo e work . Mr. nffey pald the govern-| yhich ‘includes the Jewish colony of . fornia border was reopened yester- g ritain Constructs More ons for the quurter ending’ just be- . B ment in full.” Mettulah was formally incorporated day after eighty automobile tourists =4 | fore the world war. rector Says He Paid U. 8. in e ———— yesterday Into the territory of Pales- MINE FIELD QUIETER. had been held several days at Ehren- ure 1S upmre' Than Half. = i Fuli After Audit MUSSOLINI IS HAILED Hao. burg forry facing e shortage of food i R S0 3 . The ceremony includea the raising and with no gasoline supply to per- ||| 1 was budly ruptarea while litting a | S UGHT |N BANK ROBBERY _— —_— of the Brlli(n(\ flngqn Mel(\;lnshnln :1)\0 ‘Work Resumed in Eentucky Under ! mit their r’hlul’nb:l') l“"‘l;oen:“xi or other, "lrv:nk gveral years ago Doctors said my | P ence of Gov. Symes of Samaria. Arizona poin t all roads wil only bope of cure “was an operation mlv'g»:"';’:':;:;l\-“:“]; o s By the Assoclated Press. Return From Milan Is Triumphal | 3 Sinclair, Britiah, polics commend: Troops’ Protection. Cclosed vflp:zy,"'fiecuu.e of the (ool»axn:? | Trsses did me no good. Finally 1 got + April 10—The United | Two Escaped Convicts Suspected of { PITTSBURGH, April 10.—Ten min- er of the district, and others, as well | prvpyrrro gy mouth disease. oo | §] YO ot something that quickly wnd. com States jumped from sixth to tourth utes after the auditors completed Journey. 5 as representatives of the French au- % LB, Ky GADril 10.—Com- | "4 other protest against what ||| Dlele}y cored me. Years have passed and 4 Hand in Hold-Up. s i z Ga- | parative quiet obtifhed yesterday at t at ||| The ruptnre has never returned, although place among the nations in ship- P their work on the accounts of Joseph | ROME, April 10.—Premier Mus- | thorities in diebanon. | Jewlsh olo- | {he Straight Creek camp of the Lip: | SOUNLY authorities declare Arizona's ‘\( am dolng hAcd werk 68 & cArpenter. bullding for the quarter ending| NEW YORK. April 10.—Gerald (p Guffey, director of sales under [Solini’s return to Rome from Milan | JI8E CC 000 SR Cealization of their ety Coal'and Coke Company, where N T e 1 Il o™ s, Pl pme March 31, Lloyd's Register of Shipping | Chapman and ieorge Anderson, who | Alien Property Custodian Palmer, the |after the elections is being turned | jong-cherished desire to become a |2 fAAPe-UP o m:‘é‘;r'n:_‘"fl'm‘ ”,“ "(7“-‘.:1 any existing conditions, has been di- ||| ive full information sbout how you may iy lanneanten® broke out of the Atlanta penitentiary | government was “paid in full,” Mr. |Into a triumphal journey, crowds ap- | part of the Jewish national homeland | o\, rqumen. Operations were resumed, | Fected to Secretary of ‘State Hughes |||f2d 2 complete cate withont operation if While only 48 per cent of the|after being sentenced for a $1,500,000 | Gufrey declared in a statement issued | plauding him as his motor car passes| In Palestine. with depleted working forces, as a |2t ‘Washington. Tenter, 703K Marcelius Ave . Man world shipping is being done in the | Mail truck robbery“here in 1921, are [through his attorney here late yes- |through the various cities, towns and A - == score or more non-union miners had ——— e N.J. Better cut out this notice and v h o | 1t %0 any others who. are”vuptasea. United States, as compared with 55.5 | being sought by investizators work- |terday, hamlets. At many places special illu- CONSUL LOSES JOB. |y T3, Whdn esasional, Vorley | Forwards McAdoo Papers. | may save a'lifg or at least sicp the miseey | per cent in Great Hritain and Siizic s A 2 . St of rupture and the Tina and 36.7 per cent for il other | \1E 9R the Bellmore Bank robbery of | George W. Storck, Department of [minations are made and bands play = belleved detected on aajacent moun- | WINSTON SALEM, N. G, April 10. | o8 memties and, she worry 4t aenger ot countries, the gain of this country | Chapman and Anderson escaped from |Justice accountant, 'testified before |patriotic airs. Nicaraguan at New Orleans Re-|tainsides firing was suspended. —Willlam G. McAdoo's filing of the —— = in tonnage under construction was| Atlanta more than a year ago. the Senate Daugherty investigating eaking from a balcony of" the Sudden: I}"f:’f"'kn:rlrl»:zr:_\rnnnau:l_\'rn‘flr; than [ * One of three suspects arreated in |committce in Washington, that M. |Municipal building in Ieggio, the placed Suddenly. £ , Lloyd's report show e E the bank robbery case, Louis Lober, |G y books showed & “shortage™ emie! a 3 N YJRLEANS, La., April 10— The ranks of the leading countries | is a Lrother of Chariio Lober. who st of $308.00p. premier said with reference to the A:E“{m( RLEANS, La. Apr A general of Nicaragua, and dean of | the New Orleans consular corps, soon after opening his office yesterday re- and tons under construction for the | sed to driving the bandit car| * ateme 3 edections quarter just ended were reported as| which was used by Chapman and " “Fascismo {5 no longer in the follows: Great Britain and Ireland.| Ande.son in the mail robbery. 3 M G atd i minority, but s the whole rencwed 1.473,000 tons, a gain of 75,000 over| Six men committed the Bellmore |Treasury of th d S - |nation. " It now is an Italy o o : - % preceding quarter: i 29 obbery. in which a bond salesman {000, upon the paymes vic Uallans who, i necisery.will e Lo bl R ";',“'.?,',':,,:mm o s killed. The bandits escaped with | government him @ receipt in|fend her w eir last’ drop of | self nclico E . rly $8,000 ) full. 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