Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 5

THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. APRIL 18, 1924 COPYRIGHT VIOLATED Handshakmg Barred ‘at White House; COUPLE WILL REWED, [25iieo,niih, M diyerssd i dre [yl tyie, vs, e, reettence, vere: | HELD AS DRUG PEDDLERS. | Porimests Joim Howa Benton, applying for a marriage omcinlm! clergyman. {6 Dixon court southwest. and 5 Green, BY ACTOR cHARGE Students See COOhdge at His Desk B. U. Benton and Mrs. Sadie Ben- |license today, told Col. W. A. Kroll, PE | Four cotorea persons were arre -\(u]‘”‘d‘z\ Armstead Green, 700 4% the clerk, that he was married fiumri Brmsh Flyer in Curo \csurd-n on charges of selling nar- | 'y » a ton Divorced Four Years. years ago in Norfolk, but a disagree- otics by Detective R. A. Sanders, | and h = There will be a j East ment arising, was divorced four years CAIRO, Egypt. April 18.—Stuart | (Rir® "5 olice n.m.m Sqnid, =3 | 6o Have The thousands of students who|burgh, Pa, anl Long Island, N. Y. 2 joyous ter at . He came to Washington, while | MacLaren, the British aviator, reach- | sisted by Detecti Har-y Evans and | small packa Arvest in Missouri Over Alleged|.ome <o Washington during the They were given the thrill of walking | the home of Benjamin U. Benton,|the wife remained in Norfolk with the | ag Cairo yester r Ath hav- | Revenue Ages 3. K. Rabbitt and |slot of the o s through the Executive sanctum dur- |thirty-nine years oid, a wood finisher | four children. The boy resides with e rom Athens, hav- ;;*W. Chambe latter connected | 1t ix allege Presentation of “Lightnin’ " Haster scason are Lo be gIVenw «n Ob- | ing pusiness hours and seelng the |in the employ of the Western Elec- | his mother, but the three girls arc |in§ safely negotiated the transmedi- |15 Ve UhEIpEIs, the latter connected | It i alleg portunity to see President Coolidge|head of the nation at work. tric Company, residing at 1023 East |in a boarding school, Benton said.|terrancar passage on his attempted | Those arrcsted registered as Herman |agent. bus dentity of thee di ceite Under Other Titles. {at work at his desk. Heretofore they »(;‘:.hrm\\‘:,I'L‘(;;«u(‘:z'"!h‘éoisxxi:ll?:p;t};k(: Capltol street, when Benton fs re-|The son will join his parents, who | globe-encirciing fligh, | Hawkins, 338 Maine avenue south-'tor wis not established. - |lave received a rather impersonal|{'“Lefore they will be Eiven the hake on the fly. I of the presidentisl nandshake. s he idew originated with C. 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