Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1924, Page 18

GEOLOGIST SCORED IN TEAPOT PROBE Walsh Declares Committee “Dum- founded” to Learn of Wit- ness’ Position. IMPARTIAL, ELEGANT HOME DE Yt CHILDREN mental trees luwn, tennis 2 lava s, steam Insists His Testimony Upholding Leases Honest. | RS Another row over geological surveys in Teapot Dome developed today when the oil committee resumed its hearings J. O. s, a petroleum engineer, who testified erday that the Dome would have been susceptible to drain- age from outside wells had not the zovernment moved to have the il ex- tracted immediately, was recalled to the stand and was Walsh, the commi whether he had not been deception” in testify prosecutor, “guilty of ng as an impartial sought absolutely said Senator ember of the is “dumfounded to learn hs before you appeared you ti to every pol- SAYS EXPERT THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WILL DEDICATE ORGAN. Memorial to Bernard R. Green In- stalled at All Souls'’. An organ organ jus to Bernard recital compl introducing the as a memorial son Green will be given by n Arthur Kraft of Cleveland, Ohio, at All Souls’ Church, 16th and Harvard streets, tonight at 1 came to this cit to take charge of the truction of the building for the War and Navy Departments. n continuously in ice of the government from 1 the time of his death in 1914 in the spring of 1 Thomaus Lincoln ¢ gineers, who desig: many of the most pretentious public bulldings in Washington. Mr. € d_construction of ma United s new FAT MAN TO MAKE LEAP IN PARACHUTE Special Apparatus Being Made for Use of Branson at Trade Board Outing. Oficials base are at the having be Quantico specially used by marine | ASK AN INJUNCTION AGAINST EVICTION Tobacco Dealers Fight Increased Rent in Court. $15,500 STILL NEEDED. Meet to Raise Balance. committes and special palgn committee of the | noon $15,600, budget for the current fiscal | Reports showed that up to date more Samuel M tobacco northw Supreme against Howe and Harry 1 Clayman, at 700 toduy asked the Distric Court for an Injunction Totten, owner of the property, to prevent him renting the build o one else and to require Mr. Totten to grant the plain- tiffs & new lease for five years. The court is told that Mr, Totten | is insisting on an increase of rental from $300 per month, now paid under |t to $600 per mo he | wscert they are granted al of u renewal under their i ase and have complicd substa tially with the requirements entitling themi to the rencwal. Justice Staf- rule on Mr. Totten hy th dealors e, svious campaign, contributions, however, ably Caster campalgn of 1923. Contribu- ice House, 1022 11th street northwest plies from the sponsor o professional and pups also are coming in dail al number of such is_ 280, with Three directors of one of the ashington banks sent their sub- seriptions this morning to Mr. Ailes, chairman of the joint finance com- Citizens' Rellef Association. nbers of the executive com- t their meeting yesterday. Charitie: drawn by the commission of publi welfare “legislation and authori their delegates to the Council of cial agencies, Newbold Noyes, and secretary, Walter S, Ufford, to sup port the legislation with other or- ganizations of the council that take similar action. WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE. Charges Husband With Making | Intoxica Mrs ting Drinks. pulsory school attendance and schoo Mary ¥ an ennant has aimulment of filed a her mar- education and now before Congress, this being one of the Associated Charities Committees A joint meeting of the executive Easter cam- Associated Charities was held yesterday after- to plan to ralse the balance, still needed to complete the year. persons have responded than in any The sum total of is consider- less than at the' close of the ns still are being received by Ord Preston, treasurer, at the Sociul Serv- letters by representatives of twenty- i mittee of the Associated Charities and on behalf of the Associated the public welfare bill as The committee also approved the principles of the com- census bill adopted by the board of bills on which THURSDAY, APRIL 24 194 SEEK PROTECTION el A 1 1924, AT MUSCLE SHOALS Senate Witnesses Insist on Equi- tably Distributed Power. number of witnesses representing southern interests urged the Senate agriculture vide that committee today to the Shoals be made under the federal water power act. Each insisted that the power from Muscle Shoals should be distributed equitably. Joseph Hyde Fiatt of Asheville, N. C, told the committce that Muscle Shoals power will become on» of the principal factors in maintaining the industrial position of th. soatheast. He did not oppose the Ford bid, he said, but wanted his section safe- manager of the Missis- sippi Development Board, of Hatr: aid the people of 3 e not opposed to Henry For wanted power distribution e his contract, and Economu Corner Seventh at H St. BONNER TRIAL SET. Perry Bonner, thirty ¥ street northwest, will he put on tris in Police Court April of takinx propert Mrs. Ma P for th board bill . posing a government clef giving a fict tious name, obtaincd room and boar i Harvin's home, and it procee Arthur L. } Always lowest in price for reli- | 1 able values— made possible through our cash buying and cash | selling policy. sui parachute to it for Branson, 285-pound Joseph I, Tennant, which Va., Sep- a Timited di- he Council of Social Agencies has | ed action by its member organi- zations, member of th Waushington Board of Trade, in a parachute leap one of feature three-r to be sta the Board ade at its a nuul shad b this year at e Credit Oranges to Arabs. ¥From the Landon Chroniele. Spain gave us orange gave th which big ‘DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETS TOMORROW | House Body to Consider Park, Playground, Retirement and Other Bills. - Lucky Thirteen A Sale of New and Popular Coats— Capes— Jacquettes —Suits—Dresses Kelvinator NDORSED by lead- ing authorities. This automatic refrigeration is endorsed by the Good Housekeeping Institute, the New York Tribune Insti- tute, the Modern Priscilla Proving Plant, and, best of all, by thousands of sat- isfied users. Talk with Kelvinator owners. Then talk with us. BETTER HOMES EQUIPMENT CO. DISTRIBUTORS 739 11th St. NW. Ma'n 2278 POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. som: Asso0 DEALERS e 607 14th St.N.W. l4th&CSls. Also on Displa W. B. MOSES & SONs Ke Electric Refngeratmn Why Do You Often Feel So uevressed and the Arabs The oy cargo many Spanish fruits, < them oranges, till then unknown here, and the queen contented herse with only seven of these, leaving th rest for her faithful subjects eting of the House Dis- has been called for orrow morning at 10:30 o'clock to bills on which Rep- )son of Vermont to have ac- date. 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