Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1925, Page 42

42 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, PAIR GHS $m, : *‘WTT AND JEFF—This Should Interest Every Orange Eater. IN SLEEPER HOLDUP Gems and Currency Taken on; Train in Indiana—Bandits Flee at Gary. FEBRUARY 27, (Copyright, 1925, by H. C. Fisher. Mark Reg. U. 5. Pat Ofi.) 1925. Trade OVER FRENCH T Loud Protest at Action of Deputies With Only About 50 Present. ALL You'LL HAvE TO Do 13 CRACKk THe SHELL wiTH A HAMMER AND THere'LL BE THe ERUIT READY ™ DevourR!: RIGHTD: T'M GONNA CROSS AN DRANGE WITH A WALNUT — THEN You wonT Have ™ Peec ORANGES: MUTT, T WAS TALKING T LUTHER BURBANK AND T GOU AN (DeAl You NO DoUBT K AOW [ THAT™ “BURBY" INVENTED THe ScebLess ORANGE = WELL, T'ta GONNA INVEST MY CoiN AND GO HIM ONE BETTER! I'M GONNA PEREecCT A SKKINLESS Skineess orRANGES? THAT BRAIN ofF YouRs \F You AINT KeeREULL i | OU'LL OVER-TA% \l By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, Februa —Gems and | currency valued at $16,000 were taken| ” o ; Chamber of Deputies in the ftom sleeping car passengers of the - A - | of the morning. New York Central western express| f 4 J |about 50 deputte by two men, : | clause of the fir shotgun and p | price of ident ted Press. 7.—The vot , to Gary ast night arded the train at | nained in | 5 ¥, dropped off at | o : & : : amoug firms robbery and disap- | I, ] » The amend railroad detectives last co-operate with a fruitless search for th was proposed by d was jammed throug without sufficient di the attention of tb the men left the day coach, forced two trainmen to accompany them int : 0 gnee e Ll MOSLEMS PROTEST by S50y it vy o | PEER AND CHALLENGER door. The with the | the ¢ hrec prives] 1 a |—s 50 and shotgun mounted mr-nr—| 3 will be award- | VISIT OF BALFOUR :%..icit:" passens some of them | wtest of this kind | of these enemi as adopted spe whether they were within the terms foretgn vis of the challenge. Meanwhile Lord Rothermere 3 FIX “SCHOOLBOY” TEST |conscated to accompany Mr. Cove on | QNS ixits ‘o some of the London schools | " e cducational system 1t iy | Lord Rothermere and Laborite | T P il L il e Agree to Have Third Man De- |cations, recently attacked | cide Fairness of Quiz. become f |INDIAN MEDICINE MAN NOW RELEGATED TO PAS S A ing mw Minnesota Tribes Dropping Healer With oue ar the niore | the tribal ma a seat has gap be ened the women, up the drop thier val List of Vietims. ers were Mrs Des Moines, lowa:| Moines; Alva Sha- while his conle te walk, destruction of many led them of birds and rabb n his hat | bles .. | Trip of Notables to Open Hehvew | Son s pocee University in Palestine bt o dils Rouses Anger. Supposed Supernat- The robbed pass £ 2 ; ural Powers. « . 6 1 Ferryooat on Maiden Trip. = . o TReS |~ ORT NEWS, Fcbruary 27.— | DY the Associated Pr . v : Lord Roth- | rh new damestown-Scottand Whart | Binoculars Are Worshiped ger 1o a|ferryhoat,” Cap hn Smith, o | The ¢ eyl ‘=choolloy” cxamination, W. G. Cove, | her first trip the James River | with all of his supposedly laborite member of Parliament, met|at Jamestown yesterdad in the presence vesterday to discuss the nature of |of large crowds. Surry County will now the test. Thers was some difference|pe fn “hailing distance” of Williams- of opinion respecting the character|burg and this will serve to promote of the questions to be put, but the|the soclal and commercial interests difficulty was settled by an agree-|of the Peninsula and Southside Vir- ment that Mr. Cove's questions|ginia. The Chamber of Commerce of should be submitted to Lord Haldane, | Williamsburg and u delegation of lord chancellor in the late Laber|business men from Newport News government, wlho would decide | had an active part in the ceremon | By the Associateq LONDON. re o and and Mark 1 venruary daughter, s C. F. Miss Stella W. Tuthill Mrs. T. E. Gunsalus, New . P. Busher, Buffalo, N. Y. The robbers made no effort to search any of the passengers. The man with the pistol passed along the alsle with his hat and whatever was dropped In it rs. McCullough s two ond rings. Mr. and Mr. ith gave up everythin ther could estimate hi salus became hysteri eams were not heard in ons of the train Lang, Hwnzmi JERUSALEM, February Evanston. 11L; | Telegraphic Agency)—The executive York, and|of the Christian Moslem Association in Jersusalem is determined to make the day of Lord Balfour's arrival in Palestine a day of protest, it is indi- cated anew in cables sent out by the Palestine Arab executive to Lord Bal- four and other prominent persons who are expected to arrive here in connection with the opening of the Hebrew University. scheduled to take place on April 1. (Lord Balfour is the author of the famous “Balfour decla- |~ “1X{f ration” that Britain would use her| .~ clerk of t best endeavors to facilitate the estab-| {f {lishment in Palestine of a national {home for the Jewish people.) assemblc 27 (Jewish| g ol ary 1 and many of them are believed to have perished The members of the Montgontery County Association who annual banquet of the 3 at Game and Fish Protective Association in Baltimore Wednesday night were Albert M. Bouic, Robert L. Tolson, Cylde Harris, Walter Plummer, J. Harry Gormiey, J. Vinson Peter, Rosser Butler, Watt Farmer and Mr. Parker. supern ural powers over evil spirits abling_Minnesota Indfans ingly large numbers to tage of the facilities treatment at reserv according to P. D, Wads . er- | & intendent of the Consolidated Chip- |98 pewa Agency. While most of the approximately| L: . 114,000 Chippewas in this State have! by nfirmary at the least provoca- took worship, as they the nee that bring far-away close view. cannot understa enables them being worn objects {nto n motorists Mrs. ut her ther gec- s been issued by the “ourt here for Peter Gar- Md., and Miss Vashington Half the world is haif asleep Many people are considered lazy when they are really suf- fering from the world's most universal disease — constipa- tion. It is a disease which robs you of your energy, your interest, your desire-to do things. Only ALL-BRAN bring and safe relief from se. rity, and 1 their places o Ethel N ' GIRL RAN AWAY. jsth ill refuse to receive Lord| Baltimore Police Doubt Abduction Arab press will on that | LS Kk borders, according to | Story of 14-Year-Old. : February B i | da it Used in Diving and Tun- {executive. It ‘also was stated t neling Activities. ab political circles in 2 ar porting this proposed action of [taken to b | protest. {eity last nig The Palestine government has been [aEent of the Chi 0 notified by the Palestine Arab exe was held by the jety last l]xvu:'h’!“ tive that the government alor until her story of having been lur | be responsible for rque into an automobile and abducted was la Jewish demon S T I S Lord Balfour occurs lanthorities, Bertha held to her origi- nal tale that two men forced her to e Y L L TR A nt her test n a erimi- Md, F 2 - | Annie C. Tannenbaum Guest of Alumni. Gnglesbee Frank the writer of this county, | will honor of afternoon at the and daugh-| on tomorrow 7. Vernon Beall, in | La Fayette el N this an Z v @ arly 9 s, Her | who death was due to a complication of | condition diseases and Wwas mnot unexpect Will talk The funeral will take place from the | Moxican Revolution. Rockyille Presbyterian Church at 2| o'clock tomorrow afternoon, burial to be in the cemetery at Goshen Unglesbee was a native of | “rederick County, Md., but had lived greater part of her life in the nantown and borhoods, she custody of an | Bertha | ¢ that the new and important of diving and tun- | partment cd t | Experimen i reau of Mines show am, mix- | ed with oxygen respirable atmosphere and that the pression mix ROCKVILLE, (Special).—rs. widow of George W a long-time resident dled Wednesday her son-in-law ind Tannenbaum, the guest divers and unde restored to mor after completing their work. a result of existing in ) feaning of tae plore the untrodden paths of the sea bottom may be made much less liable to caisson disease, a condition result- ing from too rapld lowering of air prossure after exposire to sures for a period of ti of the mines bureau ex ng to the announcement, sk it a considerable extension of the range of tunnelling and subma- rine salvage engineering work an be accomplish ed with the aid of the helium mixture in ixth of the t v for air or nitrogen-oxj mixtures, the bureau found greatest physiological danger to the| Following an illness of o underwater declared to re- | hours, M manda Darby, sult during th riod of dec res- | Nathan Darby and a lif resi- sion, compressed air disease or cais-{dent of this county, died Wednesday z attributed to the night at her he thersbur, | aged e daughter of the late Nath Tker mother of Ira Darby of Galthersburg Although ‘her death was sudden an e RICINR i SUNDAY EXCURSION NEW YORK SUNDAY, MARCH 8 Special Through Train 7th Ave. Unglesbee, Damasc 0 0 R IR y E ) s on too rapid de- 51 Dead om high pressures. rtening of the time of decompres- the department said, should | divers to work for longer pe- than s practicable and rs a possibility of their penetrat ng to greater water depths where he - tremendous pressure forme Direct to Penna. 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ALL-BRAN brings sure results. 1% Similar Excursions, April 5, 3 provented Cornelius Browning. all of this . e The ceremony will take place | 3 oon from Grace Meth- OFFERS PRINCESS ALMS. |caist Church. Gaithersburs. L | Sheriff Clay Plummer has app Generous Indian Rajah Abashed by | o5, \nerift for the counts | subscribed to the oath of office before { the clerk of the circuit court here The county commissioners have, on he advice of two physicia in each H Willlams of un- sound minds and have directed that they be mitted to institutions for treatment at the expense of the county and State. sl Girls Club Conferences. / cucious for the beck Under direction of | nmy e s Tyrecs Buch . R peliiint Sundays, Jume 28 Tickets on sale two days Dreceding date of excursion Pennsylvania Railroad The Standard Railroad of the World Misplaced Generosity. Correspondence 0 70 0 0 ) R O ) of The Star and New York S s pay ch befell rge’s sl day at Lugan One day rece: princess was w when she . says the story. the ATCIN, on the promenade Demand it. of money to the local poor has been the talk of the town for some time. Producing a 3-f pociet the rajah offe cess, who, obviously enfo : il tion, informed her el gt & N e me abashed rajah was very va 5 e aeta AXCUEeS. s for | nces of 4-H Girls Retaining its fiber, it stimulates the flow of digestive juices, both in the stomach and in the intestine. It absorbs and carries through the intestinal tract a great amount of Acheral e of Nive and Hezamedhlen ¥ to con- | | duc detailed in- New Beacons Are Installed tor London-Paris Service. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press LONDON, January 14.—In readiness |1y for the night air service to Paris planned by the Imperial Airways, new flashing beacons have been aithersburg ndy s schools heon. Montgomery County Game and | 411 1ish Protective As in- newed its offer of last year of prizes stalled between London and the south |for persons killing the greatest num- | coast of England, to indicate the boun- darles of the four airdromes and land- ing grounds on_ the route. Fed by acetylens gas stored in cylinders, ights will operate for six months with- | out attention. H Now air expresses, each driven by a| hig engine in the nose of the macl and two smaller motors in the wings ninimize the risk of forced landings will be used in this servic Policeman _Adopts 2;0 Waifs. Police Sergt. Joseph Schneider of St. Louis, Mo, has in the last 20| vears adopted and carcd for 30 chil- | dren. He has taken of his| charges entirely out of b lary as | a policeman, runaing from $100 to' 5185 a month, and he maintains that | 500d management by his wife| enabled them to live comfortably,| and {f necessary they could h: vaken care of six more little ones iu | that time. 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