Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER ‘4, 1924. T R P R R R R B e N R W T T T & R =2 .Wedding Tokens DE[}[ARE DUG]’UR 27 ARE BELIEVED DEAD; | REVENGE IS RENOUNCED. :\f’;‘i‘(';e";‘,‘,,?,l;dy',";(,;?‘,:‘,,,‘,‘5,’,,‘,’;‘{‘:,";":‘.‘5 MISS RUBIN GETS POST. |WILL DEBATE TAX ISSUE. SEWER ESI'MAIES Go to Wife ‘at ! HIGH SEAS BALK RESCUE, ana ev:ellre;al;:z:d‘f‘pa‘!’rlofltc";unr’: as Idaho Woman Named é]"k of For- e 3 Gessler Says Germans Must Cease | President Ebert. Little Congress to Discuss Publicity S = 2 “This ridiculous rattling of sabers eign Relations Committee. Parting, Ruling 1 11| Bight Bodies Washed Ashore in | Rattling Sabers. which vt don't porsess st ccanec: | 80 Belations Committee. | provsiong i Birst Sessiol i France From Wreck of Finnish | LEIPZIG, Germany, December 4.—|the spesker continued. “We must| J80 OO0 M DI Dos been ab-| mno 1ii, congress, compoegh ot Special Dispatch to The Sta I emphatically reject the mere sug- = e » relations committes by Senator Borah | ePloyes of Congress, will debate Freighter. wektion BfSyar revenke: soat ot tics which will be devoted to the ne- “Tmucdtate He s > ALTIMORE, Md., December 4. w , and not one fhe of Idaho, the new chairman. Miss “IMmediate Repeal of the Provision BALTIMORE, German child would” I ‘wish to see| S0Usting of commerctal treatles, the | po.y ™)ty ‘poen cleric to the Senate] of the Law Authorizing Publicity of. —~When ‘husband and wife sepa- By the Associated Pres formulating of taxation programs and S - | sacrificed to the realization of such a | f0F s it on education and labor, of | Ilcome Tax Returns” at its rate and go their ways the bride LA ROCHELLE. France, December [ S2¢T - committee on e tion and labor, of 8 o gt . - other urgent economic legislation. ich Senator Borah was chairman, | Meeting of the session, Saturday fi Total Increased, But Less| sets the weading presents. Associates Commerit on Ala- |« —Eignt bodies were washed ashore | thought,” Dr. Otto Gessler, German This was the finding of a jury in yesterday from the wreck of the Fin- | Minister of defense, deciared in the AR T AR Miss Rubin has bean in the office of | 1iNg, in the caucus roo:n of the House Circuit Court yesterday. The nish freighter, Port Caledonla, which | C0Urse of a rousing campaign spesch 5 i i Senator Borah since he “came to | Office Building m Than Half Needed for Con- | i ordere’ winiem Matnaws | Daman Accused of Mur- |[niwh frelsher Fort Caledonia, Which | (.o Democratic party here sester: Lieut. Friedman -Resigns. Washington us Senator.. Prior to that| The speakers for the affirmative are Black and his mother, Mrs. Ma- here Tuesday. Hope for the rescue|daY. The resignation of Lieut. Edwin|she was employed in his law office in | Messrs. Synder of Washington sa struction Is Allowed Hi8a Trans Blakiy s prs e mits der of Wife Frintol o A b LR e P b(‘esder demanded alleglance to|Friedman, U. . N., attached to the |Idaho. Miss Rubin has had a wide| Waterfield of Ohlo, and for the ness. . Mt Ania Denat Disak| theis . refuge in the rigging when the vessel [ N “black, red and gold” flag which | receiving ship at New York, has been | experience in dealing with legislative | tive are Messrs. Lewis of New ¥ori wedding presents, worth $900, and broke in two, was abandoned. he designated as the colors of the ' accepted, to take effect at once. matters. and Wefald of Minnesota. 3 $100 cash for damages, The Port Caledonia had been 117 Che sewer department is one of The wife claimed that when she | P dscriated prees. || days at sea, coming from Ghile. Res- the Distrlet agencles benefited by the | anq ‘hor hushand separated, in | _woiie gomirr: Als., eere con. | culng boats answered her call of dis- total fnorease of, 32000000 In Ahel- 1921, the husband and his mother |(inued their tnvestioniton crns Ol |tress, but the high seas prevented w budget over current appropr kept the presénts the Slaylig 8 Mtk Annte’ Dop their approach close enough to throw 2 ; < It was the contention of the de- | \vards, 34, wife of I‘)r Gahrgs x a line to the imperited men other departments, even the new esti- | fong'hat the gifts had been mads | waras: 34 3 | Vs e g DY the L e -, of tne sower svstem. |4l husband, but the wite claimed | thecent 1;;;;";;;;;_-31;g;f‘;;!“‘y:;( Naval Officers Shifted. C 1 e rl a n Officlals of the sewer departmen that onoat hi Nate | ns, but, as in the o of many S of doners Lieut. Comdr. Reginald B. Henry, have figured out that $1,800,000 a ¥ e 5 G set for this afternoon. L A ":l(‘l:ldk:::ksx:?‘:.i “‘n sewer construc.| friends of both, and that they had The husband, accused of the mur- | Navil Medical Corps, has been trans- tion for 3 years to bring| 0 equal right to the presents. der by the coroner, received permis- | ferred from the marine barracks, Pa- skl 3;\'(:0:1’;(. 5 — sion to accompany the body to Mont- [ Fis Island, S. C., to the U. S. S. Wright; The amount allowed in the new gomery and to attend the funeral un- | Lieut. Richard B. Blackwell, Medical 1 ‘rer an o ar y 1 ers budget for construction is $892, der guard, but at the last minute this | Corps, from the Gendarmerie d'Haiti 1t will be seen at a glance that this plan was canceled, it was announced at |10 the Naval Hospital at Washington, is far short of what the sewer de- the sherift's office. D. C.; Ensign Daniel F. J. Shea, from tme: gards ss Dr. Edward: ¢ Hospital, | the battleship Texas to the Navy De- partment regards as necessary. ards {s in Ensley Hosp e e O te Nan D On the other hand, this § where he has been since Mrs, Ed- ign . iiaie is $87,500 more than was wards' skull was crushed Tuesday |KoWski, from the Navy Department to propriated for sewer construction in morning, for treatment for a muti- | the Texas the current appropriation 3 | lated hand he sald was injured in a = Glad of Increase. glé:_l.:;l.l.h the man who killed Mrs. J. B. Gordc itary enginee Since his first vehement denial of | stated today that he s ,1;[;1’3;:‘::‘ Probe of Fatal Skeel Crash|cemplicity in the death of his wife increase e Dr. Edwards has said nothing. ¥ au, even thought it does not Restilts iiEanton Relatives of Mrs. Edwards, while > OFFIC S - ~ o F we were to use compara- i n ot ¢ wer Departmen maintaining an attitude of “watchful | E | L s ive re ave av: LR e waiting,” maintained that the rela- Y ke tives, we would have to say: fide Diving Starts. tions of the young physician and his ) 4 “This is a chance to b is aware wife were most tranquil. Assoclate Finest Location 7 3 3 3 needs of the | vl physiclans, however, commented on in Washington ylorious evening slippers fully a s which alleged “queer actions” during the Yy o1y o g7 P o © estimates were| The materials in the Bigh-speod|pase few mosthy o Dr s Edmonds Bulldipg third under’ their value.” Made ssity faced by the|racing airplane in which Capt. Burt| Their nature was shrouded in the e H s aaler budget keeping the total|Skeel dived to his death at Wilbur|same mystery that marked reasons 917 Fifteenth Street of genuine imported silver and fizure for the District of Columbia] Wright Field, Ohlo, October 4, at the | for the arresting of Dr. Edwards. East Side MoPherson Square H 3 . gold brocade, specially treated 1 to a stated limitation opening of the Pulitzer race, “were — R 5 2 i The hope of the Sewer Department | in perfect condition und showed no Jox: Staritd S N and guaranteed to be tarnish now is that Congress will not further | sikns of deterloration.” contrary to| () HOP{OR STEVENSON. "l‘;;l"._*il'l::;;? d ;g proof. All sizes, 3 to 8, AA to C. the new estimates. If the|charges made as a result of the pilot's tion item of $862,500 now in ( death, the special Army board ap ——— Rich Woodwork But only about 900pairs of them. dget is left untouched by the pointed to |.|)\‘ igate the accident SARANAC LAKE, N. Y., December & ] e gislators some headway will be|reported to the War Department yes- | SARANAG LAKE, X, T. December Moderate And what a superb Christmas S T e e e investigation, the| terdsy was installed as president of Rentals i 2 gift they would make! Friday s hiereite N0l b : | board recommended that “all diyes|the Stevenson Soclety of America at W, ly, reduced $4.90 pair! here it should be. ceremonies attended by more than 200 5 ¢ only, reduced to 3+ pamr! {over the starting line of races be y Needed for New Homes. eliminated in the future” and con-|Persons here. The day was the anni- versary of the death of Robert Louis luded with the statement that load 3. q The Stevenson Society recently pur- TnoL bedefinltely ot erm e | Anavsni the iBater caftage fn which H T the receipt of formation | {19 i ' wrlonitorthe recelpt lor ntrmation | s e vent som e 0 nere | L} TSI StESE TN S0 nt appropria- | (ot oSS o e National Advicory |many of his books were written. It | Commi 1 6 = i e, z e is intended to make the cottage a . “ (s Ca tee of 288! )is bution. i hilatng | o o GEseasune DIstriun g permanent literary shrine i Sheer Chiffon Hahn Special | Was Carefully Inspected. The board said, however, that “the : : R | Silk Hose Silk Stockings jaccide: vas due to struct al fail < = Ofifhoi cirolanc, the axact pxtare o7 $1.35 $1.35 1i1ding at | which it w mpossible to determine | Val t Tk Thread silk so go h. On a|from the testimony of abservers and | alues to marvel at—in z s K 6y DRI Eliriee TRt call for an|from an examination of the wreck- J 9 every fxthionable calor! Cor. 7th & K Sts. every pair carries Insur 0.080 'to provide] aze® y fas : ance policy guaranteeing .‘:“'\1‘ pRoce Tt also pointed out that the airplane | X _— sl e on " for subh | “had had mot ever 55 Mouts of sasar ; 2 Prs., $2.50 "City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 2 Prs., $2.50 s he new | fiying in the = and that “prior to 1318 G S 233 Pa. Ave. SE s € its entrance in the Pulitzer race many | §f 1 H W = . Ve i careful and detailed inspections were | B4 | made of all parts.” e i £yi dived toward the starting line of the | &d t $67.5 for thelrace course from an altitude of about | §§ interc ", Sewer, de- 14000 fect at an angle of about 60 de- | § 3 the pol- | grees. and at an altitude of about 1332 G Street N.W. District of Columbia.|and the remaining parts dived into ith | "5NT R present,” the report said. | G Pnone Main 2343 d that any airplane can n the alr through vio- an increase attracted un-| g “Cleanliness is our motto and Skeel of Cleve- P'-e',’,’_ e | - cleaning our business.” chief of the A ervice, that hine son piloted at the was k \I(d was unsafe, and ted that appropriations should made for the purchase of proper cquipment for the air service or that | ficials s a st keep that v He will relieve Comdr. # i project ank B. 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