Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1925, Page 42

JANUARY 15, 1925.° KING []F IVUR'ES SUBURBAN HEIGHTS—The Broken Glass. —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. |PARACHUTES STOLEN |irom becomine mildewed. On four ate-| DAWES PLAN IS BLAMED [on, the track auring the heawy for. ferent occaslons A ) g v Ce b He « d a r ho! o TO MAKE SILK SHIRTS [ouiti®siin tnose of suspected entist-| FOR 22 DEATHS IN WRECK | auction 5 the personpel ot ihe Ger ed men and clvilian employes and —_— man railway ce the adoption of . . arrests followed. Station officials re- ;| the Dawes constituted a per ] Naval Air Station Mystery in Cal- |fused to divulgs names untfl the mat- | German Communist Says Reduction | manent menaco to the safety of pa A i ifornia Solved by Intelli- ter has been reported to the Navy De- in Train Crew Under New | Senger trafiic . "3 partment. gence Force. = EXCEE AT Retponaiiie: Catholics (z; Broadcast. Special Dispatch o The Star | City Council Adopts Prayer. Uieg ¥ romy | NEW YORK, January 15.—Acting January 15.-—The Dawes Convict Planlst Most Popular | b ) - : AN “DIEGO, Calif, Janus crICAGO, sanusry 15_the chi-| BERUIN, January 15—The Dawes| o, (g F i P v Council yesterday unani rallway ! L it oo S aaToiiac Lot = tes muu<13 adopted a resolution to open | wreck Tuesday at Herne, Westphalia. - ors, a ¥ Radio Entertainer, Tri- United States ste - v and | a1l Tuture sessions with Prayer. The | X' Communist sepaty i oy pee | order of the Roman Catho hurch, de an B the Mx"ha l:lxnd Naval Alr 8 »| resolution called attention to the fact [ o '_h'mg ik i i have completed plans for installation . - = was solved by naval intelligence offi- [ that Congress, political conventions et el at the collision, | ot 5 radio broadc: g station here umphs in Finale. STARTS WIPTNG GLASS.'"”"T fllIWTUNi '6!"{09'0" EO0KS A LITRLE FOOLISHLY AT WIFE cers, who learned they were stolen |a State Legislatures always|in which 22 persons wers killed and | “ p cquainting the A OYEERY TUNE AND WATLRING. TINKLES SUDDENLY TORI00R AND SAVS WHAT DO YOU KNOW and used as material for silic shirts.| began sesslons with prayers, and| 86 injured, might have been avoided c w Catholic viewpoint FIY (RAWL ALONG CENLING ABOUT THAT The aerlal life preservers had been | stated it was fitting Chicago alder-|{f the trains had carried sufficfent | u 5 hung up to prevent their silken folds!men do likewise. flagmen to lay signaling torpedoes!| The station will be known as WPL. nekahda Le Lo - Ao Soo \ r DEFIONSTRATES JIST HOW HE WS BECOMES SUDDENLY CONVIRCED ABANDDNS THIS DETTISE AS WIrE % of ibig ol WIPING IT- NO,CERTNINIY REWAS THAT THS Wis TRE CRACKED 616> FINDS THE CRACKED GIASS SAPE ourlst lr KEEPING HIS MIND ON YINT HE WS HOWS 1T KIDST HAVE HAPPENED O PRMIRY SHELP . 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