Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 34

34 NOTED AUTORACER 13 KILLED ON TRACK Ernie Ansterberg Victim at New Speedway While Mak- ing Test Run. . October fame Abe N Tartin Sa\ WELL :?g N AE ‘Q i A torpedo plane, in bW THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. 1 SEAPLANE SETS NEW NON-STOP FLIGHT: MARK Naval Aviators From Anacostia Remain in Air 20 Hours and 10 Minutes. D. Crinkley, iloted a pla utes five days ago for an unoffi- On that occasion they record plane, n the Navy world record for non- nt by a seaplane was estab- lishd Wednesday morning when a sea- | plane landed at the Naval Air Station, | Anacostia, 20 hours and 10 minutes. was made by Lieuts. R. B. Lyons and who C., after being in the the same offic ne for 20 hours and bombing, scouting but Tuesday and Wed- lay they had u pa new Douglas S. which Is an improvement Douglas torpedo s to some degree W. took The flight | Man-American leader of St. and the | " off Tuesday NAGEL BACKS COOLIDGE, BELIEVING DAVIS OUT Declares Democrats’ Campaign Arguments Belated, After Party’s Record in Office. Declaring he would vote for Cool- idge for President, despite his vote for ' Reed for the Senate, Charles Nagel, prominent Republican and Ger- Loujs, Mo., former Secretary of Commerce and Labor under Taft, yesterdny stated that his primary reason was the im- portance of choosing the President by popular vote so that the elections might not be thrown into the House and Senate. “Inasmuch have no practical tory at the poll Mr. Nagel s it will be more profitable to give reasons fo rring Coolidge to La Foliette, be! whom the contest air 28 Davis appears to prospect for vic- hip OCT()RER Gl chief comnlnlntn u:mlmsz the Hard- ing administration is that it failed to expose the staggering corruption of the preceding Democratic admin- istration. Again the Democratic can- dldgtws advocacy of free speech and like 'constitutional guarantees would be more persuasive if the denial of these sacred principles had not Leen had chiefly under a Democratic ad- ministration of which he was dis- tinguished member and if these ap- peals has not beensmade af Pres- ident Coolidge had releascd prisoners and after his Attorney Gen- eral, Stone, had restored th De- partment of Justice to its constitu- tional integrity.” PORTUGAL BLOCKS PLOT. Revolutionary Gatherinz Raided ! and Arrests Made in Lisbon. LISBON, Portugal, October 17 ing on rumors that a revoluti movement was afoot, the police yes day raided the home of a lawy itical | 1924, American which th, would be ation 1o the to which t U:sS. IS PREPARED TO ACT ON WATERWAY PROJECT Notifies Canada of Willingness to Proceed With Study of St Lawrence Proposal. tion of the extent unequal diversions from Lake a River for | power compensate the loss of power attributable to diversions from Lake Michigan The American Government has ex- pressed its willingness to instruct its representatives on the Joint Board | of Engineers investigating the St | Lawrence waterway project to pro- Many who think they have the fire senius merely have a burning for notorie! of | uninhabitable de- | QUAKE WRECKS HOMES. Half of Houses in Guatemala City Reported Razed. AN SALVADC n a from Guatem: of the houses ther: by carthg center of the distur ved to b ut have he ceed with consideration of all recom- mendations of the of the board w one which the Canadian government said in & note addressed to the State Department on August 18, it w ready to aceept. This Governm itude was made known in a he British Ambassador Scptember public yesterday by the Department iendation which Canada ept is a proposed You Can Quickly Even Chronic Rheumatic | a0 Swellings in Knee, Elbow, Shoulder or Finger Joints Yield to the Mighty Power- State Limber Up Sore, Stiff, Swollen Joints and blessed comfort comes quic and and stainless that you « rub it on often and get there results much more quickl It absorbs instantly clean the noon with about 600 gallons of joint is inflamed and the oline aboard and flew about t ful TInfluence of ~JOINT- EASE. It's here. it is said they found the revolution: direc' ' committee holding a meeting ! prep: . ry to its members proce 10 the respective strategic posts as- signed to them Two officers and other persons whose revolutionary tendencies were known to the authorities were taken into custody. intense Being such a powerful count t, it cann and helpfy seems to lie Mr. Nagel declared he g ing. 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