Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1924, Page 9

FAREASTERN TRADE THE KVENING STAR,” WASHINGION, D. O, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1924. SUBURBAN HjEIGH'!‘S——-The Observaticn Post—By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. WCOY JURORS GO - Screw Swallowed 28 Years Ago Is Taken From Lung By the Associated Prass. SUIT FOR $2,001,139.66 | DUE TO FIRM’S FAILURE | Stockholders of Bailey Brothers’ | Tobacco Company Allege Con- — The ORIGINAL Maited Milk PITTSBURGH, December 24.—A spiracy to Wreck Concern. one-inch brass screw, swallowed 28 years ago, was removed from BOARD ABDLISHED Unofficial Advisory Body of| Commerce Department ; & & . RETLECTS TRAT THE MusT THAT LONG PAC £ FRED PERLEY'S THAT Ended by Klein. 518 BE ACKA D PERLI AND THAT LOOKS TO BE A LAMP SHADE HOMEFORHOLIAYS § Arguments in Case End With State Demanding Death | 1lani Somrien Hoomiat et the for Ex_Pugi"st. A tube equipped with a small facturing was flld here Patrick County, V. stockholders of the bankrupt concern. | 7 The petition filed in United States| R lg QI Gt o ‘=1 A well-balanced, palatable, the R. J. ¥ ily assimilated food that no Winston Salem; ishes and up-builds. Use 3t'm between meals, or upon. retiring, and Trust Company, which will determine his fate on a| The United States Army and Navy | branches in a numebr of North 5 and when faint or hungry. - Prepared at home by stirringthe pow- charge of killing Mrs. Theresa Mors|are to standardize radio sets. Air-|lina cities, and a number « der in hot or cold water. No cogking. electric light bulb was inserted through the mouth and after the screw had been located a long forceps was used in its removal. LOS ANGELES, December 24| 10 Patlents condition is reported “Kid” McCoy sat in his cell in the b ocounty jail today while the jury e SR IN - YES HERE THEY COME ROUND €O MUST BE AN UMBRELLA FOR HIS MIT GRIGSBY'S (ARRYING, AND MRS, 6. THE CORNER ALL LADEN DOWN WITH WIFE WELL THANK G00DNESS SHE WONT 15 EXPECTING A NEW PUR COAT SERVES CHRISTMAS BUNDLES BE ALWAYS BORROWING HERS NOW HER RIGHT, SHE'S 60T ENOUGH CLOTHES By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 24.—Dr. Ju- lius Klein, director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the Department of Commerce, has abolished the advisory commitfee to its Far Eastern division, it was learn- ed yesterday. The committee, whose headquarters are here, was appointed by Secretary Hoover In June, 19 d it comprised | representative tions operating Klein indicated the onal divisions would deal with outside lay advisors | as individuals instead of groups. The committee here declined to discuss its discontinuance and ferred inquiries to Washington. Its members are: E. Stanley Glines, president, Lam Glines Co., who Is chairman; M. A. Oudin, vice president, International General Blectric Co.; Charles M. Muchni, president, American Locomotive Corporation; E. P. Thomas, president, United States Steel Products Co.; J, s, director, British-Amer!| o Co. X By the Associated Pres was liberated until after Christmas.|planes of the two services are now |viduals. It charges conspiracy to Arguments in the former pugilist's|unable to communicate because of [wreck the concern, for which receiv- trial were completed in S the differences. AT A i Mz i late yesterday, with the prosecution demanding a verdict of first-degree B murder. In closing argument Deputy Dis- trict Attorney Ostrom declared it was not pleasant, on the threshold of Christmas, to be demanding the death penalty for any man, but “if we have not law enforcement what is to be- come of us?" The killing of Mrs. Mors, he said, was the act of “a roue and rake, in- flamed by liquor.” Outworn as a prize fighter, and a failure at every- thing else, McCoy was determined to live on the money of Mrs. Mors, Ostrom argued, and when her chang- ing attitude warned him hix meal b3 ticket was slipplng away,” he became tle, Wash 3 pos:essed of a Murderous rage and of Commerce, San ¥ o | 7 / ' ks Acted in Chinese Caxe. 4o . The advisory committee a year and a half ago advised Department of Commerce that the Chinese govern- | 2 e {1 . 5 houn be“;:k';',‘)"un ot B AND THERE TRALING ALONG BEIND 15 TELLS SAM TDKEEP HIS THINGS ON A GIVE N ELLIE'S VOUNGSTERS WHO were made, it was learned here. The POOR IRVING LAPPET WITHOUT KARDLY SECOND - YOU KNOW ALLTHAT CANDY HAVE TDO MUCH AS IT IS - WHY DOESNT HE body further urged that the only relief ANYTHING - BEFN OUT OF A JOB EVER SINE AMD THOSL BOOKS AUNT AMY SENT, RUN OVER TO THE LAPPETS WITH THEM WS LUINESS LODKS LIKE A PRETTYSHM AMD THE SCART AND HANDKERQHIEF, JUST WA TILL SHE WRITES ‘MERRY RS WELL PRAISES BE LOU 6ROSSBECK'S THAT HEAVY LOOKING BUNDLE OF LESLIE AND THERE COMES SRAM,CLUTCHING SOME- BRINGING ANOTHER SLED POR THE CRUM MUST BE A RADIO SET. FUNNY THING TIGHT IN KIS POCKET - MUST BE TWINS - NOW THEY WONT ALWAYS BL SORT OF PRESENT T 6INE ONE'S WITE, HE'S GOT HER THAT LINK BRACLLET SHE'S QUARRELING OVER THEWR ONE SLED BECAUSE HELL GET ALL THL TUN OUT OF IT BEEN WANTING, BLESS HIM Nature never makes a mistake, but she sometimes leaves a job for the| dressmak | in sight wae the application of the 2% per cent increase in Chinese customs as You All Know provided for in the nine-power customs treaty which grew out of the arms con- ference and awaits only France's rati- fication. It is understood here that Mr. Hoover forwarded the committee's letter to the State Department—but with his disap- proval. American commercial inte operating in a. realizing mittee was on tage of the Ci them to form the committee of Amer can material creditors of the Chinese ment. The latter body in turn d the view of the advisory com- . and made it the basis CHRISTMAS, AND ALLTROSE KIS T00. AXD THE GAMES THEY WIRE GOINGTD CHRISTMAS TROM THE MINNIES® VIRGINIAN IS KILLED L. H. Bottom Charged With Murder of H. D. Brown, Former Pro- hibition Agent. - | Br the Associated Press. dition to the In- sctric Co., United Co., American Locomotive Sales ration and Lam Glines Co., the following: The Robert Dollar Co.. Baldwin Locomotive Works, American Trading Anderson Meyer & Co. and the American International Corporation. The development of this permanent organization of creditors out of the ad- visory committee and its subsequent ling of a formal brief with the State Department on the handling of the Far Eastern situation have not met with official encouragement at Washington, it is understood here. U. S. MAIL SACKS LOOTED BY BANDITS IN HONDURAS American B;;‘IE!S Interests PN-. test Careless Handling of Valuable Matter. RICHMOND, Va., December 24— Howard D. Br ‘ormer prohibition agent of this city, is dead and Lin- wood H. Bottom, son of Davis Bottom, State superintendent of public print- ing. Is lodged behind the bars of the city jail charged with murder as the result of a shooting affray yesterday which brought to a climax unfriendly relations caused by Bottom's alleged attentions to the wife of Brown. The shooting occurred in the down- town district shortly after 1 o'clock and in full view of hundreds of Christmas shoppers. Bottom is said to have fired four shots full at Brown as the latter ap- proached him on the street. All took effect in the victim's body. As Brown crumpled to the sldewalk, eyewit- nesses say, Bottom calmly reloaded his revolver, and, entering & beauty parlor, telephoned police headquar- ters and told them to send for him, as he had killed a man. When the offi- cers arrived he offered no resistance and was taken to the police station, where he was charged with murder. GIFT FOR N. D. BAKER. IN FIGHT OVER WIFE Friends Mail Commendations of His Work as War Secretary. CLEVELAND, large Morocco-bound book, ing letters, press clippings, editorials | A. and interviews, commending his serv- Bliss and many others. ices as Secretary of War, is en route from New York as a Christmas pres- ent to Newton D. Baker, a telegram received by him last night states. The volume was complied and pre- sented by Rabbi Stephen Wise, 24.—A | Owen D. Young, Raymond B. Fosdick, contain- | Jullus Rosenwald, Chicago: Edward Boston; Gen. Tasker H. December Archie D. Engel Formerly with Ros Fulkerson 615 15th St. N.W. Next to Keith's Theater Phone Main 7108 PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $9,000,000 Surplus $950,000 I § Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY...... JOSHUA W. CARR. “The National” Extends the Best Greetings of the season to all Washington — and thanks for the generous patronage that hasmade this our greatest holi- day season. The NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. Corner 7th and H Sts. N.W. Brown was rushed to a hospital where he died. Correspondance of the Assoc'ated Press TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Decem- ber l.—American business interests in Honduras are concerned over the ut- ter carelessness which has character- ized the handling of mail matter .within Honduran territory, from the United States. Serious losses and much inconvenience have resulted Tt seems that some 150 sacks of mail from America accumulated re- cently at Pito Solo, near Calse Yojoa, in & wooden building. Marauders came that way, and as the sacks were un- guarded, they looted them all. Let- ters, documents, checks, drafts, in- voices, et cetera, were scattered about in the flelds, and the mall sacks them- carried off to be used as rain There weré more than 100 colossal statues in the city of Rhodes, be- sides the great bronze image that rode the harbor. 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