Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1925, Page 14

14 ONERS CAN DENY AT TOPOLE “Commandeering” Not Al- lowed and Any Loan Is at Driver’s Risk. Policemen cannot “commandeer automobiles of private citizel drivers to ch and-run” motc e bootleg sts or other “request’ lin the aided police Little Chance to e o ope the m e able to pay for cond place, he, ould not have n with the eonsent i done r lives and property police capture law violators, the police of- ten endeavor to adjust such cases by bringing the officer and the citizen to some unofficia ierstanding, indicated any Claims Filed. > was shown, the inspector illed ope his desk withir i v all want the Police De nt to pay them dama . lders irred dquarters | in the after a | er, jump- \0bile, took the nd stepped on the distance further, a fusillade of bul- was abandoned by the man pursue and Secrivener, despite his disab hand, jumped out j re the com- mandeered car Ked and over- took his man on Serivener Paid Bill. the mun claim was paid by but the enied ground of lack of authority to use District appropriations for such pur- pose. Serivener, injustice d the bill ou s o his associate police learned of his act they among themselves and reimbur; popular detective for h when a prominent Jearned what the he wrote out a che favor, so that eve bers of the force on the pocket. W headquarters chipped in ed the for $45 in their tually the mem- t nothing. Statistics show that young men of d under are responsible | per cent of the defalcations | British in Africa Ask King Refrain From Giving Titles By th CAF¥ rica, F the premier, a sembly yesterd ment’s behalf a motion for the pi entation of an address to the F ng that his majesty may be pleased to refrain f onferring any titles upon his sub- ects domiciled or living in South Africa. Southwest Africa, which is under mandate, is also included in the request BULGARIANS STUDYING NEW LAWS FOR DEFENSE Expulsion of Communists From Associated Press DWN, Union of South Af- Hertzog, posed to Extreme Measures. By the Associated Press. | vi. SOFIA, Bulgar 3 King Boris is taking a conferences of 1. 'S @ - which onal cri & to the is being considered long conference nf ice Rnlu»hn\;k,\.‘ request of the ministerial | & s framing new legislation |t tation to Parliament, this| the defense of the couuntry's | n. internal life. The proposed law in-|w cludes the expulsion of Communists | ti the chamber. It also tely suppress ‘the Communist | United to g the death | ti B: Firston the Table Bread is first among foods—OCCIDENT is first among flours. ‘W hy be satisfiedwith just “bread” when you can serve whiter, lighter, more whole- some bread made with of several Broa Chdmber Is Propased—King Op- | Ported by the po — | mittea by t|the Actors' xpected to decide the fhte of * THE EVENING PLAY JURY T0 GET FIRST TRIAL SOON O’Neil’'s “Desire Under the ‘Elms” to Be Passed Upon in New Move. 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By the Associated Press. la., February 25.—Herbert D, C, WEDNESDAY, ASSAILS DISTRICT GOVERNMENT FORM Judge Strasburger Declares System Wrong in Address to Kalo- FEBRUARY 25, -1925. necticut avenue, last night. He deplored control of District estimates by the Bud- get Bureau, and expressed the belief that the Budget Bureau officials may be experts in figures, but should not be al- lowed to pass on the items of major im- portance desired by District citizens. Methods of board control as in vogue in the Natlon's Capital, Judge Strasburger declared, is not entirely efficlent or desirable. He cited the school board with a paid executive the Commissioners, who are appoint- ed with little respect for the wishes of the citizens. and whose estimates for District appropriations are sub- mitted first to the Budget Bureau, where they are pared to conform to lower standards and without due re- gard for actual needs Twenty-five dollars was appropriated by the association to the work of the Public Welfare Commission. President George A. Ricker presided. AND CHARM Nothing 50 mars an other- wise besutiful face as the inevitable lines of fatigue and suffering caused by tired, aching feet. ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE the Antiseptic, Healing Powder, insures toot comfort. Itiss Toi- Y let Necessity. Shakeit FIRST AID TO BEAUTY rama Citizens’ Body. head, a man of the qualified standard e of education, who, he sald, is govern-| Lead pipes lald down 2,000 years ed by an appointed board of District | ago by the Romans have been found residents, who may or may not be|still in perfect condition, protected qualified for the positions. The school | from corrosion by the original thin board, in turn, he sald, is governed by | coating of oxide in your shoes in the ‘morning, Shop ali day— alking Free. Address Allen’s Foot-Ease, Le Roy, N. Y. _Soid_t_Drug_and Deportmens Stoves. _ cretary of Commerce; At- torney General Stone and Mark Sulli- van, newspaper writer, who lef! Miami last week aboard the Kilkenny for a fishing trip, passed through here yesterday on their way to Washington Rumors have been current that the Kilkenny was missing. The vessel landed at Key We AMUNDSEN IN PISA, ITALY. 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