Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1924, Page 13

PRESIENT ASKED FOR SHOALS VIEW Underwood Plan for Power Operation Is Laid Before Coolidge. e Underwood plan for the opera- £ Muscle Shoals was understood that he id before by Senator and Sena- today wood bill agreed to ex- experts in the reported on the was asked, Proposes Committee Reference. sub mitt M gard make Tord Re \ley said he Mu favored cle als compittee approve mmittees riculture | diers une take over the Shoals plant under the terms of the bill. That measure is set for next Wednesday, and, therefore, we would appreciate an early reply.” Senator McKellar said that he did not know how to interpret Ford's reply. He said he favored Ford's bill, but if Ford would not accept the property under his bid he would be in favor of the Government operating the plant for the purpose of national defense. FIFTY REPORTED DEAD DUE TO REVAL REVOLT Rioting in Esthonian City Results in Executions of Leading Communists. Rioting in Reval, Esthonia, yester- day caused the death of 50 persons. several leaders ated and more than 100 are up for courts-mar- according to a dispatch sent to American consuiar officers here 1 that district leading Communists, who are rting_the rioting, were well known expatriats s who entered the dis- ed box cars. They are said to have hired several hundred mplices in the rioting. The dispatch, Consul Quarton re- ports, stated that the uprising was led by squads of Communisis who were dressed in the uniform of Es- in officer<, armed with rifles and grenades. The consul stated rumors were curr. that in the Communists’ reinforce- endeavoring to reach that Wesenberg and Narva ained by the as they are and are able to cope situation. Martial law has 1 declared and is being enfor id the en population is suppor: g Gen ner. Police and sol- command of the general patrolling the streets with ar- 1 cars and caval were ex being ente! 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He was at one of the night clubs and was dancing, when a couple butted into him. “Sorry,” said the intruder, who turned out to be the Prince of Wales. Among the guests were Chief Jus- tice Martin and Justice Robb of the Court of Appeals, Justice Bland of the Court of Customs Appeals, Chief Justice McCoy and Justices Stafford, Siddons and Hoehling of the District Supreme Court, Judges McMahon and Schuldt of the Police Court, Judges Aukam, Mattingly and Meehan of the Municipal Court, United States Attor- Gordon, United States Marshal der, Frank H. Stephens, corpora- 1 counsel; Herbert L. Davis, audi- of the District Supreme Court; arles W. Arth, Raymond Neudeck- Willlam A. Coombe, George K. Perkins, Michael M. Doyle, James A O'Shea, H. Prescott Gat imon, David A. Hart, | Whitford, Milton W. King, ¢ White, Wiiton J. Lambert, Thomas M Harvey, John Laskey, Rudolphe de D, Willi E. Leahy, Burke Walsh, Lawrence Mahoney and New- ell S. Rogers. The Barristers’ STAFFORD LAUDS LEGAL PROFESSION Tells Young Lawyers, in Din- ner Address, to Emulate Webster and Coke. Justice Stafford of the District Supreme Court, addressing the Barri ters' Club at its complimentary dir to the judges of the District courts at L’Aiglon last evening, complimented them on their youth, for the absence |tor of which, he said, no amount of | C money and no degree of preferment could compensate. The justice told the young lawers that mere intel- lectual attainment never made a suc- sful law , but h must ideali his profession and besides emulating the example of Webster, Coke and others must possess moral stamina to be “angry with iajustice.” Attorney Henry E. Davis, introduced by Vice President Bertrand Emerson, in Club comprises 35 AT AT B A" A AT A AT AT AL ATAL ) 12,164 Miles of Delight De Luxe Cruising to the MEDITERRANEAN LANDS aboard the splendid steamer LAPLAND January 17th 46 day cruise on a famous ship. Leaves New York at the rizht time. 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Mammoth stocks such as ours include ever, style and fabric that you might desire—and that means that we have the popular Powder Blues, Lon- don Lavenders, Plaid and Stripe effects. Of course, there are plenty of con- servative worsteds-and serges. Overcoats feature the double-woven, plaid- back cloths in all the newest shades. 1000 Sul Give “HIM” a Suit or Overcoat for Christmas! one ¢ two pants The BELL Guarantee: Every garment sold in our shops is fully guaranteed to be the lowest priced for the same quality in Washington. out wearing. U. S. OPTIMISTIC OVER FRENCH FUNDING PLAN Another Long Talk Between Am- bassador and Secretary Mellon Gives Further Promise. ‘Washington regards with optimism the presént course of discusslon over the funding of the French war debt to the United States. Further promise of an ultimate agreement was said authoritatively of the younger members of the bar. The dinner was arranged by a com- mittee of which Bertrand Emerson was chalrman. A cabaret was pre- sented for the entertainment of the gues today to have been glven in another long talk last night between Ambas- sador Jusserand and Secretary Mellon. Thus far, however, the discussions have been rather general, and their object Is described in the cautious and circuitous language of diplomacy as merely to find a basis for a tenta- tive proposal. There has been no consideration of concrete terms of settlement. Last night's meeting dealt with phases of the situation taken up in Honday’s meeting of the American Debt Commission. M. Jusserand has informed his government of these developments, and Parls now fs fully advised of the views of the American Government. The Ambassador also has laid be- fore Secretary Mellon a frank state- ment of the difficulties of France in meeting her obligations. This inter- regarded as having gone toward demonstrating to 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. 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