Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1924, Page 15

" DAVIS PREPARES STRENUOUS PLANS Presidential Candidate, After |- Day of Rest, Ready to Storm West. Colo, September v Davis, the Dem- | leaves | will | pro- | : did | When ocratic pr this haven f Chicago, which | his farthest point er three successive | s many nights, the r . the second 1 returns to Chi- | dresses are the rout Having hag complete rest day to put ten form. n this 5 ur and has given it a great amount o |LITTLE GYPSY MAID TRINKLE IS RECOVERING. Passes Uncomfortable Night With Broken Arm. RICHMOND, V Although he passed night because fractured elbow, September 10.— | n uncomfortable severe pain in his the condition of Lee Trinkle today was re- s very good by hospital where t ive has been confined was brought here, follow. 1 the State boat Com- y, Monday night. rnor is In very good condition and is rapidly recovering from the shock attendant to the injury and the lack of medical attention for hours after the mishap,” the hospital physiclan stated, “and he will be removed to the executive mansion within a few days.” IS SOUGHT BY POLICE "| Mack Harris Misses $750 After i Being Told of “Good Luck” Awaiting Him. old, of 60 1} $750 after | g es- s a result police a mp of gypsies at R in the hope of locating t iden who told him “good waiting him just around Kane and Wilson of the t are investigating the - victim met the fortune eller on 9th street near D street yes- him for a match ited him inside. He had ith him when he entered. aving he foundd that he had THE HARRY LEVY PLACED UNDER BOND OF $1,000 Held With Benjamin Lust for the Grand Jury in Connection With Anna Wilson’s Death. — decheno wi 11 Adams Mill road vas held for the ac- | Where tien of the grand jury yesterday be_fro; coroner's jury at an inquest into the [ Th death of Mrs. Anna Wilson last Sat- | tween urday night, who fell through open door of an elevator shaft Mather Building, down nine stories, furnished $1,000 bond today at the mir” has been tr: ashington and Ni a month, since his re - | District jail, seeking to retary White on Monday, who Zer- Ariz., eling be- | the municipality. York for from_the rest New since 1914. York capital in development of the natural resources of Kurdestan, ac- cording to Abner Siegal, his attorne: His deportation was ordered by Sec- and the order went to Baltimore today. ‘Work Upholds City’s Claim. Secretary Work today rejected the claims of William M. Williams 11 others to ownership of 80 a of land just outside the city of Globe, and definitely vested title to the property, used as a water plant to furnish the city’s water supply, ir Co-education has existed in Turkey office of the United States District attorney Levy quest town on a business trip, a misunderstood instructions of detec- tives not to absent himself from the city pending disposition of the case. The jury held Benjamin Lust, who, as not present sterday, having Wilson had been drinking moderately Saturday tant A. Presmont, who the case for the Gove: ed $1,000 bond from Lus United States Attorney in charge of ment, accept- yesterday. Senate Committee on Revenue Col- lections Called Together. The Senate committee investigating the Internal Revenue Bureau will meet here September 17 to receive from its counsel an outline of pro- cedure. It is expected that tax ques- tions first will be gone into and then Eighty-seven Per Cent of all property left to heirs in this country takes the form of Life Insurance Adequate protection for such funds is, therefore, the first step in the preservaticn of most es- tates. The Union Trust Company, ‘under a Living Trust Agreement, is pre- pared to handle this matter for you, and in the interest of your heirs, in the most satisfactory and EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1924, ORDERS ‘EMIR’ DEPORTED Department Sends Warrant for Ar- rest to Baltimore. A warrant for the arrest and de- portation of Seid Zerdecheno, claimed, while in Washington and New York, to be the Emir of Kur- destan, was sent to Baltimore today by the Department of Labor. be taken into custody immediately and sent back to Turkey, his passport showed him to Butler-Flynn Paint Co. 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