Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1924, Page 19

HOLDS VOTE VITAL 100.C. RESIDENTS Jesse C. Suter Says Justice From Congress Impossible Wlthout Ballot. t betw nth streets south- ( this city should r gard to the actlvities of Representa- tive Blanton of Texas. According to the resolutions, Representative Bian- ton was elected on a platform for greatly increased taxes for Washing- nself to District of Col 2 rate here is increase, resolution state ati is “for an\thinh lh.u Blanton is op posed to.’ The probosed Senate bill providing fo! day as a v age SF fig s Voiced against any proposed le 'd | dent Guilford S. et THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, GILLAN HELD GUILTY avenue and Ashmead place November 18, resulting in_the injury of J. D. Matthews and Wilbur Smith. It was dendant maintained while crossing IN AUTO ACCIDENT | e Fesiad e the“nigh spoed tno ‘ae- Connecticut Avenue Bridge. Follow- ing the collision it was sald that the New Trial Asked for Colored|defendant admitted that he was going Chauffeur of Sixsmita After Jury Returns Verdict. at_the rate of 45 miles an hour. In Police Court yesterday the de- fense denied any excessive speed and stated that the accident happened be- cariagia tire on the right front had blown out, causing the car toswerve Following two hours and a half of[into the truck containing the two examinations and cross-examinations | men, ‘ Mellon, Gillan, collided w Edward Thomas, assistant corpora- tion counsel and Government prose- f | cutor, tried to bring out that the -|defendant's car was being run on dead tags and that he had been "| warned several times previously to charged with reckless|cut down his speed. Both arguments x and (nl]ulmx v, when grounds| W otrial will be | withhe! it witnesses testified thul! r. Sixsmith, at Connecticut | mpanied by M 1d pend- | and the defendant | 1 under a cash collateral were objected to by the defense and later sustained by the court. Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 731 409410 McLachlen Bldg. 10th and G Bts, N.W. M:Cormick Medical Oolleg ogszcd pug ¥5 =ca i\ e | Seventh St. FURNITURE For the Treasures of Youth and Keepsakes of Old Age A Cedar Chest—what a lovely remem- brance for the treasures of youth and the keepsakes of old age. Here at Mayer’s is a delightful assort- ment of good-looking and good Cedar Chests—priced from $10.75 to $83. MAYER & CO. Bet.D & E I flfim s i A |UIII’IIfIlIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHHUIII]IIII!IIIII —_— FURNITUge e WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924 Hull was an anti-administration can- Savannah Elects Mayor. didate and defeated orehouse. SAVANNAH, Ga., December 10.— About 10,000 votes were polled. The Robert M. 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