Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1925, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925. BARNUM ASSA"_S \France Declares SEASUN []F []PERA HOAX IN CAVE TRAP Floya was'sih L e vaais test | FAVORS RUMANIAN PACT. | | War on Wild Boar, | RUMBHER: MUFTNAY - |18 e e e mmntin TN E) i oo Byt et i meant anything or not. | INQUIRY IS ORDERED R e B on Extradition. POSTAL RATE RAISE, P to Countrymen. 10 0PEN TONGHT, "4 e I R z the passage. Maybe he did. But this [mania was ordered favorably report- l Sl e Tt S 3 —| is certain, when I got to the block- |ed today by the Senate foreign re- [ o . Heblumcy s SWan e | ade 1 found it was in exactly the |lations cofimittee. It would exclude B lt l k R Bl | i by some of the natives while he | same place that it was Wednesday | from its terms persons wanted in this ui1 1Keé a ‘mu n hoars of the . . . h v a puntry for crimes capital 4 P was there early last week afternoon country rime. rying capi Says Proposed Increase Af- side, which caused heavy | Chicago Company Will Give | “"%)0n™ sl hack to the cave | “I can'c say that they were the |punishment. Skyscraper” ; I"' ";" I Jone "“"" T Wednesday | morning.” said Lieut. | same rocks. of course because 1| Rumania refused (o assent to the y p - . ¥ have bece so bold as to ok ] Burdon, ~after resting from our tre- | didn't mark the others, but it looks |return of those who might legally be fecting Publishers Adds | 7 o farmers Wagner’s “Tannhauser” | Burdon, “sfier rexiing feom ur e |ty tor me thavs af e T R i 2 In one instance the family of a R | the boulder Tuesday evening, they | “Well, I called to Floyd as loud |try does not sanction the death pen- ( Nothing to Revenue. farmer at dinner in the kitchen at Auditorium. told me there had been a cave-in that [ as I could, but couldn’t hear a thing. |alt AU ight by an inv had blocked the passage and that 1| When 1 was down there Wednesday | T The wild boars r Bl N | | couldn’t go in. They wouldn’t let me |1 could hear him in there yelling and ! " up_all visible food begging for help. But there wasn't L hoatn (58 -e aNOKEY then ran wild through the house he Chicago Civie Opera Company | B€T 00 0 \ier managed to slip |a sound this time. That's what makes | e foyins periodicals, ineluded fn the | hreaking crockery and furniture. | will open a season of four perform- | ¢ them and he and Homer Collins | me think he is dead.” ! :vh-v\ 50 be considered by the “.':'f.::; A bill introduced in the Cham- | ances in Washington tonight at the | went down. When he came out he ode e will serve to drive ber reads: “Wild boars may be | .\ . nineion Auditorium, when | was looking more scared than I ever RED CROSS WIDENS AID. | the v large volumes of news- hunted down and des ved at all 5 u he whole time. His | paper circulation. while not con-| fines with all weapons and by |Wagners famous opera “Tannhauser,” | S3W Rim during if revenue o thel any ones | which nas not been hcara here for | "% *22 V10 Assumes All Expense of Materials, $(005 Pa. Ave. i e t laimed state- ned About Entering. Teeme R { some time, will be sung, the per-| Wan P Needed in Rescue. e , r “He wouldn't tell me what was the { chairman of the posial committee of | WOMAN KILLS SELF formance starting promptly at 8| The American Red 'Cr - e n g : 5 . &b bask e American Red 'Cross today as ve. the American Newspaper Publishers « |oclock. This story of the man who | Matter, but told me not to 8o back| 4%} "entire expense of provid- a. € AND Two CH|LDREN was charmed by ‘Venus, vet broke | in there and to see that Homer Col-| ™\ o terials needed to rescue Floyd from the goddess' lure to love a chaste [lins didn't go in again. Colling, entombed in Sand Cave, Ky. | rea bill which is to maiden and won redemption f his k v Drilling achines d o ork demption o 2| .He went back in by himself a & machines and men to wor the House this week BY GAS POISONING | mak through a long pilgrimage, ,Im': Iter to take the telephone|them are being donated by private | Home of the ) law. will work a the third big opera written v o firms, but the Red Cross will fur z i 2 € pack, and k that was the last | firms, )85 the publishers of daily Richard Wagner. “Rlen T e nish all other necessities, and an ad : newspapers throughout the country Flying Dutchman” precede it fate im the afterncon 1 heard|ditional appropriation for this pur- 2-Pants Suits terday afternoon. The . the famous “Ring” and “Lohensrin” | o0 "alling for me. 1 was told | Pose wis authorized today the apartment house ves oA ) |that I could go back in the cave if cooking some and called the Waters \“.:|: “IE.:;‘.\.:,N\“!-:;“ :m,ll: (“Inr'\"w:l: canted to now and that they had second-class rates were | 24 Do 1126 xole © Sosenh b first. I guess 1 was about 50 feet | ¢, found that no one | Sing th ole. Joseph Schwarz, *i 8] | Barnum outlined two e heidobE the basso Who won admiration here |from Floyd 'when I had to stop. 1 | y Sdor of sas from beneath)in “Rigoletto” and- ¢ of Hofr- | could hear him yelling for help said. was that in- S eed e two te investi-| man” with the Washington Opera |hit the blockade with my feet, but | ones, as proposed 5 Company, will the role of Wele | was afrald to push hard, because 1| K y means of a fire escape le X G . 1l would be without | 07,1ty a rear porch, and after re- fr von Eschenbach, and Cyrena|didn’t know what 1 might bring| the rnme, yen an Gordon s "enus down, nment, L el Sk entered and|van Gordon will sing Venus. | would serve only to cut| [ . “So 1 backed up and went in head | . found the 1 bodies, with the Others in Cast. = P00 B AT & s h0 Chinnds Off postal revenue by driving news- [ fOUNd the e C88 0 oS, e, The | first. 1 s aw th E laper civellation’ I deige oo | Other singers in the cast include: | of us getting throug d O - s 1ume | olice immediately were notified, and Tolbnis tas H 2 £ usygetting through an u » the mails because of exorbitan i mann SR 4 AL L s dquarters Detective Flaherty and | p L o Harred After That Trip. Permar f o the rates in cemen from 3 precinct hur- William Beck, -| “After that I wasn't allowed to get | the House bill. “While it Is true folithe’ acons Saniitonly Shizke Mojica, as e r the entrance. Some other crews.| he added, “that this measure provides y: found the motes on @ tatiein the | Sonremer; Nicolich. as cent in, but I don’t know how much Hor o e e oy s [ tiving room. Coroner Nevitt visited e *Sivar e 000 thiay At ) t congressiona pituc apariment. aahort aphileiater, | : four pag Then John Geralds ,went in the ' ’ e after t se of the!?® . e ! zabe d'Herr {last time. He had been in before and Congress, it a s true tha 2 s a ith Orens, as the other pages aid that he had cleared out the | [ ] limit is placed on the rates a clear cas s The opera will be sung in German | passage and that he would bring and, according to the majority leal- _|and be condu Ve Floyd out on the next trip. He astest he-House, these rates in all| -~ e direction of Mrs. Hay the|The famous g g didn’t bring him out. In fact, I don't The fi enacted into law will 1 Speare| e danced by Miles. think he ever got to him the first ; : < al arrangements had not been | pajjer He expressed the sincere hope *that s “When Denhardt got there every- U I passes the House it completed at a late heur this after-| “Fegdor Chaliapin will head -the | thing was different. I believe that candy ended by th enate as noon cast presenting Moussorgsky's opera, | if he had been there to take charge - Sl it Pioaieat |Eorn : in Americal irreparable injury an Godonouv” tomorrow mnight.| in the first place that there wouldn't wspaper business of this countrs.” | Mrs. Waters came here from Char-|Toti dal Monte, new coloratura so- e becn any trouble in getting rtant Phases. lottsville, Va., where she is said to|Prano to the United es, will sing | Flovd out | i be I : have fallen in love with Dr. Waters|the title role of “Lucia di Lammer- last time 1 went into the cave | c to be hoped,” he added, | %/ 5 "L o 8 student at the Uni-|moor’ ‘Friday. night. Mary rden | was early Friday morning to take s Versity of Virginia. She was a mem- | Will be featured in Massenet's “Thais” | back the air hose It didn't run very i postal wage and - more unsat- Senate more than her of a prominent Virginia family|at the Saturday matinee far back and I thought that I would | ra |ana an three sisters were noted for! | situation their beauty. One of her brothers, ment.an an b oA 3| Frank.”committed “suiciae severa| | A AVAVAVANOVAVAYAYAYEVAVAYAY AV ATV VA A AV YoV ATaTn = Group No. 1—325 which will direc . |vears ago, friends say. Another tnvestigatin o 4 brother, Roger, lives in Cincinnati portant ph, e Mary was a sophomore at Western situation. Or se is the present | High School, where she was extreme- | : ) hasis of the & m cost 1y popular among her classmates. other is the relation which the purely | Lindsay attended the Force School P . I“r:;l-" policy services of the Post - — ! . Office Department to the cost of { the cost whi is borne by the de- partment is its handl of purely . R 5 | | DxSimen: s it handli f purely | committee Will Declare Against G STREET BE'rWEEN 'lTH IZT" 1 s h state a ’, . o Alos e first Ilne no stated that Judge’s Impeachment. - Department pays for #ame charge that it pays for its high- | investigated charges against Federal | ly impo. mail. | Judge Baker of the Northern West | “There is no re: in the world why | Virginia district will report that the | Office Department to revise, first, its | ment £ method of transporting the mail, and, | The subcommittee expects to sub- second, its cc cts of pay fo mit its findings to the judiciary com- transportation.” Mr. Barnum mittee tomorrow. It reviewed testi- . y, = . . i oo e Ll ol s ¢ i e ks ‘ Are Here P o Walies filk. i B e e B et neA i ten s | S built with steel frame- the command of Congress, S - 5 work and steel walls. It rises, ‘ fera | . k In the Ne west Ve rsions Group No. 2—;50 story on story. Sills, uprights, e’ aeneit was AL e ' S IT girders, reinforced. Strain $587,000,000, and its operating reve- . : ; ry » Sene $25 Micecs' l l S and stress, worked out by rvices been per- i v servites voen per- | | 8 | i engineers. Then the whole Department of the Interior, A Sizes ent of the gov-| \ it . they would have been paid Ang been preformed by the Post Office Sizes $ structure is spot-welded into v one piece of solid steel—never PRt (hEGemE o ror s | 13 WE have just received a splendid assortment of un- to be torn apart. most wholly out of postal revenues,” i 3 . g - Mr., Barnum showed W\ | 3 usually attractive new SPrlng models, in Kasharine and Flannel, with Tunics of printed and plain silks. The Eveneachdrawerisone piece coats are neatly trimmed with novel flat braid and many of steel. On its steel bearings, new combinations. rigidroadbed and cold-drawn HE Ensemble Dress has formed a charming addi- rails, it slides as smooth and tion to the well dressed woman's wardrobe. Slender, swift as a skater on ice. 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