Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1925, Page 5

THE EVENING VIEWS RENTS HERE | [_xssioemmor v ] AS NATIONAL ISSUE, -— President Holds Effect on Cost of Living Might Touch | Whole Country. Little Rock. v increage the cost ing, this By the Associated Press. LITTLE ROCK, Ark United States postal offic ered here, late yesterday. Jberty bonds sto at Rondout, 111 The bond: hout Roc! Maj Little James A road, after chief of the bureau. had telephone would be found there. Was prep: s to have a S e oFgon Ira C. Ross, resident postal inspec- i tor, accompanied Maj. r'nvouud to n;:l K atio icated. The bonds we 1 it was sald, believes been in the mail box only a short hore, 1o time. |.» Pitcock said he attempted to the informer’s name. caller left the telep when asked his name urce of the call local telephone exchange r said svery of the $79,000 it the total of bo i recovered he o $10 - NOTED VIRGINIAN DIES. e I them: so Government mu Rondout robbers ' rything poss w0 1 i A Officers sald they had been in- ivine cnattlony here tay James Hoge Tyler, Former Gov-| o it W Honiday The Preside cal after d o unsigned currency !-| ernor and Prominent Presbyterian. | it t ers that he having a study of | | failed to dispose of it | The po houses will have an initial mills per kilowatt hour for trans- | Layer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with situatlon made. How effective ROANOKE, Va nuary 3.— James Holliday is now serving a sentence |installation of 270,000 horsepow mis: and use at a distance would| the Bayer Cross, which can be had in his would be he does not know a '| e Tyler ¥ old (mmx‘r; of years in the Leavenworth Peni-lan ultimate installation of 624,000 | pe 1d if used or sold for| tin boxes of twelve tablets for few this time, pointing that places | fnla and’prominent | tentiary for his part in the l‘mmluuli?:;??D::‘f;n‘j:rifi ".:“:'\k.ifdclhl“s"nl;e\xuff at the site itself at 5 mills per| cents. which may be listed vacant may hurch affairs, d | robbery. Prior to entering prison|d a hous ost $50,- [ kilowa hour would he $3,032,000. balianieaite ma nece ast Radford es Holliday offered to return t of | 800,000 when completed. and that the | Either be an exces- Dll}.l' ablets t nto th stolen was | first units will be placed in operation | sive ranted for the o ° s ” {1n the Fall of 152 sl e As irin ieons me 17 miles up-river from dam|of 40.000 tons of fixed nitrogen per 11y all of Ho 2 is the site for another dam of |annum, even if this production under ed th . Hele MERCHANTS ASKED TO ACT. l.\h ; s. where the | custody followin Church to Be Dedicated. meeting of the board nors of the Merchants an acturers’ Association h Tuesday afternoon amed by postal inspectors ary 3 here to- | ion tc of worship na t| By t.| CHICAGO, January There are 000 Rondout mail rc the loot house o Associated Pross |l already captured all America. Firstbirth- || day party next week. ou are invited. Bahai teacher | psychological will speak to the rological Conditions, From norrow, and .eague, subjec: Present Worlc Bahai Viewpoint tl isone-yearold has ‘ a [HH[“L | The department of education, Y. W, €. A, will open a five weeks' course | Miss Daphne pm., at -’%\\ ({llnmmm ST at the United I 1 K street ! Citizens' Axso- | | North Washington clation will meet schoc 79,000 MAIL TRAIN L00T IS RECOVERED Liberty Bonds Taken in Rond- out Hold-Up Found Near January Is recov- 9.000 in from a mail train Maumelle | Pitcoclk, detective received an anonymous call telling him the bonds but one abruptly Efforts to trace | through the also failed, | 000 rural | West | that bonds | and An Herbert burned $1,500 he cxcept that which spent Defore his arrest tovernor sl e $2,000,000, had | he destroyed The denomina- m $100 to $10,000. ! e return n | | { tions uri TRAIN ROBBED LAST JUNE. ! | Holli- : reported recov- | lery of §21,000 from a man as vet un- of which was recovered at Ambulance De Luxe SINCE 15 SERVICE - QUALITY - SATISFACTION Announcing the installation of the finest Ambulance Service in the East. Our ambulance is the first in Washington to have hot and cold running water and a specially con structed bed, designed ‘on the lines of a Pullman L —— JosEpH GGAVLERS JNs berth Incorporaicd be on display in the main MORTICIANS showroom of the Trew i Motor Co.. 1509 14th St Member by Invitation N.W., January 5 to 8, in clusive. where the public is invited to call and sce an actual demonstration of i this splendid addition to I Gawler Service Sclected Morticians the United States National of Telephones Ave Main 5512 | Pennsylvania | Out of Town Calls Begins January 10, 1925 ;. Gawler Ambulance Service for Local and ‘ “Where Service Is More Than a Mere Word” STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. C, 1925. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3. little Rock, Ark.. vesterday, occurred fapproximately half the capacity of last June &t Rondout, Ml about|dam No. 2 Tt is estimated that this|tingent demands. 35 miles northwest ~of ~Chicago, |dam with an installation of 250,000| The Federal Government has ui-| The [Cnited Siates has invested|a when several train robbers held up fp will cost approximately | der way extensive Investigations of [ yor” than $50.000 It was proposed to con- | Storage sites on the uppef Tennes struct this dam and power planj at| River. It is only a matter of a feW| ¢hat it might be i Paul with-a heavy shipment of CUr-|the expense of the United States im- | years when some, at least, of thes rency and bonds. | mediately upon the completion of | sites will be developed. Fach reser The robbers: drove mail clerks from | dam No. 2, and it was proposed that | voir constructed will add to the low the car with gas bombs and ook hoth these dams would be leased, | water flow available at Muscle Shouls more than 50 mall pouches containing | when completed, to Henry Ford for a|and increass pro rata the value of money and securities valued at more | yariod of 100 years, the site to whoever holds it. ~ Any than $2,000,000. THE two hydro. plx & _[lease of this site under fixed condi- oot e SR he two hydro plants, with the ex in the nitrat a Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul| train on its way from Chicago to St properties at Musele a position months sev- 3 vere | ISting steam plant used only as a re-| tions will become constantly more eral of the members of the gang Were| . v "\i)) gevelop in an average| Yaluable in the future from this arrested, these including four year an output of approximately | CAuse alone, even though we were o e oridny o Kty "4 | 2:000.000,000 kilowatt hours, of which| hot forced to conclude that water approximately 95 per cent will be|DPower in general will become increas sensation was then created 1ast|co,ijnuous primary power. For the|ngly valuable in the future, due to August when Willlam Fahy, ace of |, 5cos of transmission and sale developing more and Chicago post office inspectors, Was|ihroughout the South, this energy is arrested for implication in the rob- |\ ilaSROUL the Soutn, this Kiiware] bery \our at the switchboa or $7,000,- Fuhy and James Murray. Chicago | folf &t (he switchboard. or §1.000.-| Hotel llln politiclan, stood trial and were con i itself it s the site least 5 mills 0,000,000 t | Tor use at victed and given 25 years in the pen-| o o itentfary. More than $1,200,000 of |, U5 D the 100t was recovered, but Holliday. | (o' [ 0n who pleaded guilty and was sentenced | niune " (o Henry vears in prison, refused to re- the hiding place of more than $100,000 of the loot Phone Main 8108-8109. 604-610 9th St. N.W. Ford at a max to the United States | .000—although the interest| alone on the investment in| $78.130,000 made | £ 32 charges the hydro plants o and to be made by the United States | Postal Receipts Show Gain. Bpecial Dispatcli to The Star. itself would at 4 per cent equal § 00 per annum, and the liability of the United States with respect to LYNCHBURG, Va, January &.—|maintenance and renewals not as-| revenues of the Lynchburg Post Office | sumed by the company would amount | during the past year aggregated|to approximately $200,000 more per| $385,484.01, an increase of $28,175.48,|annum Gargle Throat or practically § per cent. November| For t¢he same properties, a group was the only month of the year which | of Southern utility companies offered did not show a gain over the a maximum $3,150,000 per | sponding period of n some o §.s = cena T : caaiional canivment. | ¢ Clip This if Subject to Sore COOLIDGE TO OFFER company in the h 3 estimated annual fi Throat or Tonsilitis ) NEW PROPOSAL FOR offer. plus the maximum pay = = ment o' the United S Faia uel b Unisrel® it ulosandietc i “bout mills per kilowatt hours. dissolving two Bayer Tablets SHOALS DISPOSITION ;¢ St e e n in four tablespoonfuls of ' 600,000 kilowatt hours were to be de- | livered at cost for nitrate operations, | the net annual value of the remaining {1.400,000,000 Kilowatt hours sold at water. Gargle throat thoroughly. Re peat in two hours if necessary. (Continued from First ——————— Be sure you use only the genuine The'Bayer Cross™on Genuine Teblets hoals in order will hav the final disposition of the to] ties | fertilizers in ti to b January 4 well of pea remembered—i a very material bearing | the terms of the offer were not con-| more unfavorable sites to meet public | produce munitions in time of war an® WITH NEW BEAUTY AND PERMANENT PERFORMANCE A NEW PAIGE A NEW JEWETT PREPARE FOR PROGRESS FEAR NO FOLLIES See Paige-Jewett Dealer The Fashions Smartest Women Are Wearing At Southern Resorts —undoubtedly are the fashions that return to town, their smartness established—in the Spring. Only certain modes are correct for morning, afternoon and evening—so. one's wardrobe-correctness is assured if it includes these. To Begin The Day at Any Smart Resort You will wear, of course. the chic little sports frock of kashmir or flannel the two-piece frock with its clever inverted pleat in front—created by Chancl And for when the weather is cool, as it often is. your sports frock will have as its complement, a coat of kashmir or homespun—a new four-button model with a tailored notch collar. And one’s sports clothes will be in any of the smart rose, tan or gray shades. Sports Frocks, $25 to $75. Coats. $35 to $45. Sportswear Section, Third floor. ) MU vy, R d For The Bathing Hour that Follows One wears according to one’s mood, a very simple bathing suit. trimly smart —or a very decorative bathing suit—and with it, stockings perhaps, gay little beach shoes and the brightest of caps. $3.95 to $20. ) \) of course—and Bathing Suits, One of the Most Useful types of Frocks —is the frock of printed silk crepe, imported designs in gayest of coloring f s that introduce Patou’s smart flare in varied clever manners—frocks of faille, {frocks of white, bright with color—all of these one wears at Palm Beach, of course, with the accessories to match—for the costume complete is the only smart costume. Frocks, $49.50 to $115. The Correct Coat is The Three-Quarter Coat of Kimberly tweeds or Inglish cheviot—there is a new ()’Rossen model, mannish tailored, with an inverted pleat at the back; others are models of extreme simplicity, often with a short-haired fur collar. White, the pastel shades. and gray, are newest. Coats, $45 to $175. The Hat for Each Costume —must accompany the complete wardrobe to any Southern resort. i the day be warm you will wear a large, summery hat of straw or gros de Versailles—although the small hat, the Peter Pan. is still the chic hat—in straw or felt—in exquisite cplors—jonquil, pervanche, Indian orange, bois de rose, white—violet with violet. Scarfs are often seen appliques, and embroidery. Hats, $15 to $40. Women's ¥ashions Sections, Third foor. P