Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1925, Page 18

5 British flag, was of Nicaraguan of Education by the citizens of the{mission will be requestod to investigate e RUM SKIPPER HELD [Fitcrnos, ocomn | SNOW REMOVAL FUNDI: fotr s iy ¥ ey e p ing in Cougress, received the indorse- | sociation with respect to increased elec- |- said to have been based upon his ac- Too LARGE |s BELIEF ment of the association. Favorable 2 3 ber tivities as president of the Globe y consideration was given also to a bill o the ed the to create a Federal city planning com- De- craft Korona. S TR mission.. While favorable to the prin- omf Steamship Co., which purchas na. o It was related in court that the Eas i : fhic 1t t Ne President Evan H. Tucker presided. For Relievi ew York with a cargo of alcohol . 2 elieving billed for Greece. Off Newport. R.L: Asked by Commissioners Ex- | (o', Contained in the measnre Xt die HEADACHE 3 the cxrgo wasAvanslerted o & Derae S approving the matter as a whole. = == e S and secretly returned to New York.| ceeds Probable District Needs. sses i Reti NEURALGIA Captured After 36-Hour | *f, A" e dine to " ine prosecators e Street cars and busees parked inthe| . Gergeant It Retired. the Korona went to the Bahamas, ; H 3 2 streets were ch; terized as & menace | Fir . P FE. Pl 1tth RHEUMATISM ort, where the process of relaying | than half a million dollars for the re- | 10\ PUp 1€ S E0ys S0V L0e e o ne | R 3 e = : Ton TIltelt cargo to New York by barge | mOval of snow;-purchase of eqnipment | e, Do aere 10 ake Al ol g e o e e, get LAk Vour iDesities in Morse Case. the lillclt cargo to New York by barge | @ for the, pay. of labor rel with |20me relie. The Public Utilities Com-the retired list of thé' Army. 881 and her crew eventually was sccom- |opposition by the: Northeast Citizens' | ™" = 1 L e e plished in territorial waters of Spain. | Assoclation at a meeting =1 the Lud- By the Assoclated Press. Indictments were returned, and Gil- | 10w School, Sixth and G- strests north- N(E.:va. YORK, Febrl;arx lg u_o?;‘:rk bert was freed onlsz.sou bail, which | east, last hight. ed out L rt, skipper of the 5000-ton |he forfeited by failing to appear here rum ship’ Homestead and former |for trial last May. a president of the Globe Steamship| Gilbert was said by authorities to ompany, was held in $50,000 bail [have been a much, but valnly, sought [ Purpose would go to ruin from non- yesterday as a fugitive faom justice. | witness in a sult Mrs. Adelaide C.|use. He and his crew of 24 were cap- | Nelson of Phlladelphia, brought|_Election of members of the Board tured last Friday night, after a 36- | against Charles W, Morse and others, | = hour battle with revenue cutters 25 |for compensation for the loss of her miies off Montauk Point, which |son at sea. ended when the Homestoad's masts| The boy perished with the steam-| aat IT STOPS THAT COUGH g Were shot away, her hull was shat- | shlp Frederick, property of Morseand tered and her engines crippied. his associates. Mrs. Nelson alleged XEEPING WELL——An NR Tablet Federal Judge Augustus Hand |the ship was unseaworthy, and that (a vegetable aperlent) taken at set the bail Nigh on tho representa | her foundering was due to the riegli- ht will hel tion of prosecutors that Gilbert had |gence of owgers. i g oy you stk o7 | [ned & Federal indictment returned : et fs ey ok | INDUSTRIAL ExuiBiT 0P| JUNIPER TAR Commerce Chamber Committees to COMPOUND Consider Detafls. GIVES QUICK BELIEY FOR . Matters pertaining to the Chamber | Coughs, s, Sore others “for padding the pay’ roll of Commerce industrial exposition in g Ca 3 Throat the United States Shipping " | the new Washington Auditorium the ILDREN AND ADULTS Morse, - with h o 16 | week of March 21 will be discussed| _ DERD 30 YRARS other person i ct- by members of the advisory and ments ‘charging use Nt | executive committees at a mesting| T WONDERFUL SUOCKSS defraud oon t a 38c A Bottl Judge Hand was told that the'hea: | ilding. Al’A:D e N2 JUNIORS~—Little NRs Homestead, which has borne the s ON*T EXPRRINM! This bie ieine hus. Toltered you. ne Onethind the Fecalar oee Mids name Lebanon, and more recently committee, will preside in the ab- of the same ingredients, then candy Taboga, carried 5,500 cases of liquor of Charles J. Stockman, general od! coated. For children ;ad adults. when seized Friday. She was sall- n of the exposition committee. houssnds——u Ufl'}& ing within the treaty rum limit, said re .. 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