Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1924, Page 9

THE EVE STAR, WASHINGTO! N, D. C, FRIDAY, “BURIED” GEORGIA YOUTH TURNS UP Lad Surprises Mourning Rel- atives Just After Funeral of Boy Train Killed. G. 0. P. EASTERN FORCES VIRTUALLY SELECTED Hendquarters to Be Opened Next | Week—Name of Chief to Be Announced Soon. | By the Associated 1) NEW YORK, tion of the F o commit | lust night. The name ¢ | headquas te chlef for Sast, to be will not be an- By the Associated Press. | ATL. the NTA, Ga., July strangest cases of m 1y on record was unfolded near herc erday when John W. Hinton, 15- taken iden- | -old Atlanta youth, mourned for | dead for several days and supposed to have been the corpse in a funcral at Bogart, Ga., astounded his parent relatives and friends by appearing they were about to get abourd a train | after the funeral. Young Hinton had | been visiting relatives near B&gart.| i According to information obtained | by Cartersville authorities from Horace Singletary of Blakely, Gi, the body of the dead youth is that of Collis Harris, Singletary, who was serfously injured at the time the b believed to have been Hintc Killed. He is reported to have the authorities that the had not disclosed the identity of companion earlier was :-.4,..,\. was in love with Har that he did not wish her to thin responsible for her brother's de Identity Unquestione The body of the dead youth h viously been identified as youn ton by his father, stepmoiher & several rela A host of frie viewed the body d none entertained the least doubt that it was that of Hinton A scene of confusion, which quickly ted a crowd, immediately re th parents, and son were reunite reasc e ot lalmben strange case being unra tlanta, while passenszers of coaches stood spellbound Surprises Funeral Party. G. H. Warnington, a relative, covered the boy, when after the neral he went to the home of a T tive at Smithsonia. Finding youth there he placed him d train for Atlanta The boy Hen been missing &ince he ¥ six weeks ago and it was Neither the bers of the family {'his supposed death al_of Warnington William H. Hinton, the father, plans to remove the from the family lot and reinter it in| another part of the cemetery. ROSETTA DUNCAN’S RIB TO REPAIR DAMAGED NOSE | Doctors Decide on Grafting Remedy Result of Encounter With Police. iated Press, AGO, July 18 to An operation ¥"") Duncan’s unter with po- rb, July 4, w former shape- | broken in an er lice of Cicero, a sub be made to restore i lines surgeons have decided ] Lr(l]d.ze- will be taken from one of Miss Duncan’s ribs, cut and shaped to the required size and grafted into the nose, they plan. i Miss Duncan and her sister Vivian, co-stars in a musical comedy playing here, and her_brother Harol arrested at Cicero for violating a traffic rule. policemen brutally beat her and her | brother. The Duncan party recently fined $1 and costs for violating t fic regulations and appealed. terday the been implicated filed suit for $60.000 s as the result of injuries id Rosetta inflicted when she was 1- Charges against the policemen filed boy's | body | were | Sta They charged the Cicero | expenditures under a ven no discussion by the e to arrive at closer in which thix would be follow- o detailed report made until the more rent on t thouzht Butler will 1 Ain he will o 11 with the Presi- timEton he will go to Chic || SHiPPING MEN REIECT BILL TO BAN U. S. BOARD| Pacific Con:t .Sml\ s Measure Also Called for Sale of Govern- ment Tonnage. vern- the 1 \\ - awaiian zained nitted Oppo- | League Society Non-Committal on| Democratic Stand. The Association the tions its 4 vt to t ndid e n Alf “forthcoming Th will confine ing questionnaire es and publishing the Lucking of Detroit nmr of t endum be ta as since been embodied in th atform, FORD SENDS OUT PHOTOS | Pictures of Coolidge Go to Dealers From Dearborn. Mich, rge aolidge Dearborn St e Tord Mo o Ford dealers 4n the United t was learned today. Officia in de that no influence will be ught to bear upon dealers to have | them_support_the Coolidge campaign, policemen said to have | Polished Floors of Hard Wood by the Duncans will be heard within a | week by a grand jury, state's attor- neys satd. POPE OFFERS.DRESS PRIZE | Will Give Medal for Most Modest | Fashion. ROME, July 18.—Pope Pius, having | heard of the campaign Inaugurated h’ the Catholic Women's Diocesean | Clubs against immodest dress for | women, has decided to offer a medal to the club_ evolving the most at- tractive modest fashion in women’'s clothing. The contest for the medal is divid. into two sections, a theoretical se: tion, devoted to the best demo tion that immodest dress is real silly, barbaric and uncultivated, and a practical section, devoted to the | actual designing of attractive fash- | lons intended to appeal to good taste. ! Estimntes on anything in thix line—elvaning, polish- ing, scraping or laying new floors—furnished ndly and without oblig: Tele- phone North 6 J. M. ADAMS 1503 Connecticut Ave. “Just a Real Good Car” LILLLLILL LI LI LI L1 L L 2 - | dent AMERICAN PARTY ACTIVE. Headquarters Opened in Pittsburgh for Judge G. 0. Nations. PITTSBURGH, July 18, headquarters of the Amer have w. M nounced last night, ing made for the party's | with Ibert 0. | Washington _as candidate and Cha 2 Angeles as his candidates were - National an party been est :CH"I"HCAL I’IRM HEAD DIES |: Howard Field Chappell Also Enown in Finance Field. 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MIAML Fla., July 18.—Marvin Bos- well, fifteen, is being held pending the outcome of an inquest afternoon over Bevil Hall, who died a hospital night from & stab wound in nu buck reccived July 253 peacemalter 1n o which a younger brother wa to Interior. July 18.—A vote provide assistance transporting Canadian coal to central | Canada was passed in the House of !1nmmons vesterday.. Charles L. | Stewart, minister of the interior, told the House it was the inten- tion of the department to make test 5 of coal to central Canada to ourage the industry. Coal will brought from the east by water to the St. Lawrence ports. maker, OTTAWA, $200,000 to of n | Wieged to have stab- | a s Hall was leading his| brother away. STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That's All | Woman’s Slayer Executed. | BOZEMAN, Mont., July 18.—Seth Orrin Danner, convicted murderer of Mrs. John Sprouse at Central bark, | . in November, 1920, paid the death penalty on the gallows of the |county jail early today. 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