Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 19

ADMIRAL SPEECH AROUSES PANES Tokio Newspapers | Fiske’s Warning Is Ameri- i can “Jingoism.” BY J. RUSSELL KENNEDY. Tx Radlo to The Star and Ch TOKIO, November Fiske's striking war in New York, with th Japan's preparations for fare threaten the Pa, fons of the Unite ing the text for cks in some of th | described as bigoted jingoes. On the other hand. this morn newspaper, representing the can interests in J tacks the Japanese ne tacks upon th Ji tates, - cially fn connection with the forth- coming naval maneuvers. Air.Force Small. Admiral ¥i a is regarded formed here Lecause it present the most negligibl defense or o decade will by but it is America long a adequate The Tientsin e real progr camouflaged u #anda fron ing to the overnment almot Copyri, A testimonial Winfield . 3| early 90s, assistant years and school service activities. (4 Say | “low-minded, | sl nett, b WIDER POWERS URGED FOR D. C. COMMISSIONERS Barry Farms Citizens Also Ex- press Thanks for Additional Public Hydrant. Unanimous indorsement was given to the proposed blil granting addi- tional powers to the Commissioners of the District of Columbia by the Barry Farm Citizens' Association at ng Tuesday nij iist Ipiscopal A lett 2 tendent of the strict Water De- partment, expressing the apprecla- tion of the association for the erec- tion of dditional public hydrant on Doug! road southeast, was or- Hoffman appointed a isting of Matthew M. Scott and Louis the Engineer's artment in reference to the over- ridan road. History of the Telephone,” an as displayed by rep- £ the Chesapeake and "elephone Company. J. W. CLOTHING THEFT PROVED. Colored Defendants Sent to Jail for 225 Days Each. McNeal and Charles Gar- both colored, charged jointly th th rceny of clothing from shops, were found gullty t vesterday and sentenced George on to 45 days in jall arge, making a total of day s s ne. Owners of the n Feldman, Sam Co- zner, Abraham Or- . The articles , a pair of and several pairs nan W. D. Young hen, F loft and OFFICES EDMONDS BUILDING 917 Fifteenth Street Fronts on McPherson Square Centrally located in the newer business district. Roomy offices; two ele- vators. Rates and modern, ten.story, Full From WARDMAN 1420 K St. Information defendants pleaded guilty to all | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924, GEN. MILLS LEAVES HOME TO DAUGHTER Trust Company Named Executor of Estate Already Largely Distributed. The National Savings and Trust Company is named as executor and trustee of the estate of Gen. Anson Mills, United States Army, retired, by the terms of his will, dated June 17, 1918, and modifled by two codicils of July 1, 1919, and February 21, 1921. At the time of making the will the estate was worth moro than $1,000,- 000, but the general has disposed of most of it, it is understood, by gifts and trust funds. His daughter, Constance Mills Overton, is given the home at 2 Dupont circle and the household ef- fects, and trust funds are provided for her, her children and grand- children, the details of the latter not being given in the will. The testator also explains that he has made pro- vision for Martin Van Buren Miller and his wife, Pauline Miller, who to a breakfast or and napkins. in no The Right Method : For Lovely Linen NO single thing adds more charm beautifully laundered But they require greater facilities for keeping them beautiful than home methods can provide. Our MacKenzie Sizing, a new, special feature of ladndering linen, makes it completely lintless. The whole cloth has a pattern~embossed. smooth whiteness found washing. When you want your linen to look espe- cially beautiful for a party or just ordinary wear— send it to have been in the employ of the Mills family. The remaining estate is devised to the National Savings and Trust Company in trust for a period of 21 years for the purpose of defending any litigation that may arise over the various trust funds which he had arranged during his lifetime. At the explration of 21 years what is left of the estate Is to be pald over by the trustee to -some charity, the se- lection of which is left to the dis- cretion of the officers of the trust company. VETERANS’ HANDIWORK PLACED ON SALE HERE Toys and Household Articles Made by Wounded Men Make Well Stocked Store. Scores of useful articles for the home as well toys for children, manufactured by the disabled ex- FIRE IS COSTLY! Be Protected Against It J. LEO KOLB Inszrance Agency 922 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5027 dinner table than tablecloths other method of THE TOLMAN L AUNDRY . F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. 6th and C Sts. NNW. 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