Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1924, Page 5

THE EVENING RUM-CHASING FLEET GETS BEST EQUIPMENT FIGHT!NG FOR UNDER DDGr.".".‘Lr.'m?":,qr:::u.,..’..;“:’;L:‘ff;‘;f.:.‘:..‘; ALWAYS BRYAN POLICY | 65t Rivan Wansvorn on a farm { near Salem. 1L He Is 57 years of | se. His fatber was a Virginian by | Young Bry sttended the schoels at Salem, the Uni- ago and the -Tllinois emained ne he was (Continurd from Third Page.) Uncle Sam Orders oyro-cnmpus Installed on Coast Guard Cutters, nor, fo their w cal car i “My fe,” answered the governor, “Is domestic in her tastes and has| e age o \ bhogn so interested in rearing and edu- | - oL, new rum-chasing fleet .are to be traveling salesm cating a family that she tukes no in-{ ooy ip pter ber, 1891, He became | *auipped with the latest and most re- t t in polities. We ";...y..,u.l 1y and business agent | liable development of the compass- and a daughter.” for bis brother sraduate of the and of Harv men to give duc eredt for hielp in shaping politi- on the The largest vessels of Uncle Sam's nave two chil Stas at the close .. in 188 [toduy” by the At the close of the second battle, in | Guard. | the two brothers established mmener, & personal or older Bryan, & was pu | vears. or until Junegl92s. ! one time this paper had a cireulation | 10lof 275000 The Bryans never in- RGLICING 1R a e ny of their own capital in thi pubiication. the contributions | from subscribers being sufficient to | nd maintain it vAn OWns Ity Property vestments in bonds and onmt farms in | 69 of the largest ship operating ¢ one | Panies, ‘ The Government is thus overlook- United States . instructed i was made s under shell fi tand | Guard cutter | menix are bei |lation of this type of compass on a | number of the larger destroyers o. | the anti-rum fleet The EYro-compass repr latest in the science of di | ing. and today is said to Mdjive and arried. Louise, Lincoln el as_ editor-in per during student a when to Willia near Lincoln, 'k farm and the other and a third cune in { Giciently equipped The use of the simplifies” navigation, but materially \\I\ reases the efficiency of ship opera- {tion, in that it steers vessels Next—Mr. Wheeler of Montana. in United sta iain br North American Al rights reserved ) CLIS ) W, BEATTY, SR.. DEAD. emancipation of espouged the | | Was and with less is said also to Dnec!ol Emex us of Car- | negie Institute. PUTTSBURGH. Pa.. September 30 John We Beatiy director emeritus of the departn of 1 arts, Carn Institut, dicd ye duy at Clifton Springs. N. Y. n . relatives h were advised | Mr. Beatty went to CLif rings for medical treatment a The body will arrive in today, accompanied by HOTEL 604-610 9th St. N <. 5 weekly | Pittsbursh | Mrs. Beatts |7 Mr. Beatty studied art in the Mu- o directed t international isked | .RADIO IN CRIME IS TOPIC Dcmmon of M\lefactch May Be Aided by Mechanism. September adoptic DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK of Vashingten 1408 G Street Northwest “Fvery Banking and Trust Serviee" session of a advanced conducted here under the auspices of the Interna- * has| tional Police Conference. | o than 50 police officials from countries are here for the competition when he becam wed to furn < and communities reight. with for overhead expe sasoline i Call 2 “Skyscraper” man— he's trained ! ¢ uet at retail Ht to prevent the issuanee of s in payment of gasqlin ed that h 1 Filin 1 Cabingts brought hen the wrote Presi- in which h ed the s at that time bevond th h. and we such people of C it Cards 5 Folders Guides.etc. Open Evenings From 7 to Stone and Fairfax 1342 New York Ave. Main 2424 A N L No. 2530 Q Street N.W. A MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE SUITES of 2 and 3 rooms and bath and breakfast rooms. Well . arranged, all outside. Open evenings until 9:30 p.n. Representative on premises. 605 13th Street N.W. Attractive Rentals Phone Main 8688 Branches and Agencies Everywhere. Consult Your Phané Bok. SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO. 2 727 Fifteenth St. N.W. Telephone Main 378 of the | the E¥ro-compass-—it was announced | Coust | Alreally the first instrument of this ' A of | Kind has been installed oa the ¢ Mm arrange- made for the in t.tl- ents the tion find- used for and | navigation und gunfire control in_the principsl navies of the world and h\l com-} ing no opportunities in making the | rum-chasers the most reliable and ef- possible. p-compass not only straighter sible with the old avoiding the errors | c compass Is! | Summer Rates INN Phone Maip 8108-8108. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924, R e T “Trom_the AVENUE ot NINTH STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TRACE DEFORMED BABY. 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