Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1925, Page 17

FATHER IS FREE ON GRS CHARGE PLANS FOR CATHEDRAL. Suggestion for Continuing Restora- tion of St. Paul’s, London. LONDON, February 17.—The final re- port of the committee of architects and engineers appointed by the dean 5f the Chapter of St. Paul's, in 1921, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1925. SIMPLICITY TO MARK RITES FOR MR. UPHAM No Flowers, Singing or Honorary Pallbearers to Have Part Willlam Upham, director of the: Re- publican party national finances for two decades, who dled at his Win- ter home at Palm Beach, Fla., Sun- day. The body Is expected to arrive here Thursday ‘evening and ' the funeral services will be held at St. Chrys- ostom’s Church Friday afternoon. There will be no flowers, no singing and no honorary pallbearers. The ac- have been selected ASSERTS JEWS IN EUROPE FACE GREATEST PROBLEM President of Zionist Organization BSees Race Robbed of Subsistence by Post-War Readjustments. By the Assoclated Press. in Europe are facing ‘the greatest and most serious problem in all their checkered history,” Dr. Chaim Welz- mann, president of the World Zionist Organization, said last night at a mass meeting in Carnegie Hall to welcome him to America. Post-war economic readjustments in Europe, irrespective of anti-Semitism, Dr. Welzmann asserted, have deprived the Jews of their former subsistence. MABEL NORMAND APPEALS Intervention in Divorce Suit and Damage Denied. LOS ANGELES, Calif., February 17. —Mabel Normand, motion picture act- ress, filed an appeal In the State Su- preme Court yesterday from recent Superior Court decisions in which she 17 complaint, in which Miss Normand was accused of improper friendliness with Mr. Church. o - An effort is being made to revive the cock drama in London. [Rids You of | Pile Torture| Pyramid Pil¢ Suppositories work o | anickly, stop pain. so suddenly, relieve soreness so completely as to add you to the thousands who believe it the best, safest, quickest relief known for itching, burning, bleeding, protruding piles. Get & 80-cent ‘box at any drug store.—Advertise- ment. The only hope of solving the prob- lem confronting the Jews in Europe, said Dr. Weizmann, lies “in the abil- ity of Palestine to absorb far more immigrants than it is now able to ad- mit." Dr. Weizmann sald Jewish immi- grants have been coming into Pales- tine at the rate of 2,000 a month, tive palltarers from leaders in Chicago's political and business life. Represcntative Allen Moore of Monticello, whose term at Washing- ton expires In March, will have the support of Gov. Len Small's State administration_for national commit- teeman from Illinois to fill the va- recommends, {n effect, tnat instead of NEW YORK, February 17.—Jews attempting to rebuild the pillars sup- porting the huge dome of the cathe- Arlington Court Quashes Case Due to Reports of % g;:t.ml::d work of grouting thenf be Conflicting Stories. e Southern Rallway of England will be completely electrified.by July. was Cenigd intervention in the di- vorce sulf of Mrs. Georgia W. Church | against Norman W. Church and in which her suit for $500,000 damages against Mrs. Church was dismissed. The actress alleged that her good name had been inpugned by false al- legations In Mrs. Church’s divorce in Funeral. —_— cancy created by Mr. Upham's death. Some supporters of Senator-elect Charles S. Deneen have intimated that Roy O. West, secretary of the national committe and political aide of Deneen for many years, should have the place. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 17.—Simplic- ity will mark the funeral services here Friday for the late Frederick Special Dispateh to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., February 17.— ¥mmett Putnam, who has been .held at the Arlington County jail since June awaiting trial on a statutory charge preferred by his 15-year-old daughter, was freed erday when Judge Samuel G. Bre the open- ing session of the February term of the circuit court, nol-prossed the case. This action was taken after Com- monwealth Attorney Willlam C. Gloth announced that he could not hope for & conviction, saying the girl had told conflicting stories. - The first. person to_greet Putnam (on his release was his 10-year-old Son George. With .tears in his eyes the boy jumped into. his father's arms, saying: “I am now going home with my daddy.” The daughter is in Richmond under the care of the State Public Welfare Board. The Home of Liberal Credit Terms February savings on Furniture are the most important of the year. 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