Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1925, Page 15

CTZEN PLAY Y WL STARTTODAY Names of Members to Be Se- cret, Even From Each Other, Until Work Is Done. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 3.—Operation citizen play jury plan for re- sélection ary ver- s com- the end today with th of several juries. Prelim diets upon some of the 12 pl plained of are expected by of the week The jurors will not know one an- until after a play has been re- s will be unaware n tried until to recon- r to with- viewed jurors have witnessed a will meet in play is decided b: of a withdrawn arts of the condemned the manager will ed to rewrite. The expurgated then will be reviewed dict r before be ab- 1 actors will ¥ upon which a s from which ted with mission- approved by theater, re- cies and the law. el is designed to represent any n with any reform FORGIVES HIS ENEMIES. March “Go, vou,” were the former Premier sses in northern reports that political ene- for “the which he prison the high dismigsed yesterday revenge upon sponsible to esired trial before aux, who re- nder the am- ning to politi- %axatio: and them as the remedy for F ent financial troubles. stric HUGE WHISKY SHIPMENT. March 3, 21 at the LEXINGTON Whisky leg prices, valued at boot- comprisir shipment ever transferred from icky to t prohibition bec State since national be- to the me effective, is Ing shipped from Midway, Ky concentration wgreho Schendley Products Comp Schendley, Pa., according to inf tion from prohibition here Armed guards protect the whisky day and night. The transfer is ex- pected to require three weeks cludes 43,450 ca and a | It in- | It Doesn’t Require Engineer License To Drive Car Here For a brief period this morning certain officials of the District government were fearful that all operators of automobiles might be required to get an engineers liconse from the District under a interpretation of a bill passed by Congress a few days ago amending the steam. engi- neers’ license act of the District. In one or two of the amend- ments to this old law the words “or other operating” were Insert- ed between the words “steam” and “engineer.” This language, some of the city officials thought, was so broad that it might, under a strict interpretation, every automobile engine. Corporation Counsel Stephens, however, quickly removed the fear by stating that he could not con- cel of any situation in which the law could be so construed. He sald the bill w signed to amend the existing t merely for the purpose of requiring the licensing of en- neers operating certain large gasoline and other engines in the same category with the steam en- gine, and was never intended to apply to automobiles. strict cover VALUED RECORDS BURN. Annals of Ireland Compiled 1575-1643 Destroyed. AST, March in 3.—Early editions “Annals of the Four | 5. :d to be the only | es in Treland, together with Ir | portant records, were de terday in the bu | gal County hous | been placea for " The annals wer: they ckeeping. compiled by thres members of the O'Clery family and |another monk, in the Franciscan monastery in Donegal. Michael | 0'Clery, ‘the greatest of the four, |lived from 1375 to 1643 and devoted the major t of his life to collect- | ing data and transcribing Irish history. The great annals were com- I pleted in 16 Nearly all the mate- | rials from which O'Clery drew his records new are lost had on | National Democrat on all news- | stands today. Expose the Ku Klux | Klan, history American Federation of e, | Liabor, story Federation Citizens' As- sociations, betrayal of Montenegrin Kingdom by France, D. C. Suffrage.— | Advertisement. Your Grocer the peppy bran food A smaller - down payment! PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT ON ARCOILA REG. U.S.PAT.OFE. HOT-WATER RADIATOR. HEATING OUTFIT 'TH PRICES greqd‘y reduced, your Heating and Plumbing dealer can now install either model ARCOLA (jack- eted or unjacketed) for a small down payment. surprisingly ‘This is our goal: Tomake ARCOLA and hot-water radiator warmth so easy to buy, that every small home, store, office and shop can afford it. } Your Heating and Plumbing dealer will do his share. Let him explain how ARCOLA is installed with American Radi- ators. Let him give you an estimate and tell you about the Easy Payment Plan. } See{him today. Include ARCOLA in THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925. STORESKNEW AL SAYSIVRS MLLER Mother-in-Law Declares He Told Her of Looking Up Wife’s Record. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, March 3. — Testimony that W. E. D. Stokes, New York millionaire, told his mother-in-law that he “knew all about Helen Ell- wood Stokes before marrying her was given today by the mother-in- law, Mrs. Emma Ellwood Miller of Denver.' Stokes and three others are charged with conspiring to defame his estranged wife. ir. Stokes jokingly,” said Mrs. Miller, “after his marriage to my daughter without my knowledge, why he married her after such short acquaintance “He replied: ‘T knew all about her." I asked him how and he said: ‘I look- ed her up; I investigated.’ Then he sald she was the niece of Col. Isaac Ellwood, the barbed wire man, in short, told us all about our- . Miller a second time identified Willlam Meyer of St. Louls as the man in a photograph of her daughter perched on a man's shoulders. She also identified Meyer in a number of pictures in Mrs. Stokes’ album. Stokes is alleged to have used pictures from this album in an effort to have Mrs Stokes identified as a former inmate of the Everleigh Club and other resorts. HINES DENIES REPORTS OF RETIRING FROM ARMY, Chief of Staff Says Health Is Good and Expects to Stay in Service Until 1932. Maj. Gen. John L. Hines, chief of staff of the Army, yesterday authorized a denlal of the published report that he contemplated an early -retirement from active service on account of {1l health or for any other reason. As a matter of fact his health is better now than it was several years ago and he sees no reason why he should not continue his military duties until hl;zslntutory retirement for age in 1932, He was deputy chief of staff under Gen. John J. Pershing and succeeded his as chief of staff in September last and is expected to complete the full term of four years in that office. — SENTENCE IS UPHELD. Drug Act Violator's Five-Year Term Is Sustained. The District Court of Appeals in an opinion by Judge James F. Smith of the United States Court of Customs Appeals vesterday sustained the convic- tlon and sentence of five vears' im- prisonment of Charles Willlams, aliz Sonny Willlams. Willlams ~ was charged with violating the Harrison anti-narcotic law. Since the appeal has been pending Williams was tried and convicted on another charge of selling dops and is under sentence for an additional five vears' imprisonment. He has noted an appeal from the second conviction. | Only biles a month are being sold in Con- ntinople with its more than 1,000,- hout 20 passenger automo- | 000 population. Listen in tonight, and every Tuesday night, 10 to 11 P. M. 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