Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 38

SUSIN B ANTHONY Yield of Cotton * Is Quadrupled by THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925 ASKS SHARE OF PRIZE FOR STATUE OF KEY time to get together and adjust the matter. Siebern alleged that Nfehaus' ig- nored an agreement to divide the prize money. The statue, under Gov- ernment -rules, was to be erected at AIR SERVICE EXHIBITING LIBERTY PLANE MOTOR pistons, valves and gears respond in exactly the same manner as though it was being operated by combustion, only at a greatly reduced speed. The Air Service will keep the motor, which type has brought many world SET GIRL AFIRE, IS CHARGEE NEW ORLE. V. Glyn, wa réecords to the United States, on ex- hibition until calls are received for Machine Is Being Operated to Show Just How It Performs. Working Explained. Sculptor Sues Winner of $75,000 Award for Memorial to Poet at Baltimore. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 13.—Emil Sie- bern, sculptor for the Rockfeller estate at Pocantico Hitls, won a ver- E by Greating upreme _ Court _yesterday manure and lime- les Henry Niehaus, a & to reports tabu- Vi J., sculptor, for an ac- i Snider, assistant e institution’s soil ex- Use of Fertilizer T e esign was accepted was to be award- 000. it in various parts of the country. It is the plan to place it on view at vari- ous exhibitions and conventions, ing a dance. n is charged with having set fire to the paper costume fiss Herbert, inflicting wounds FORALLOF FANE Foundation Members Want| | Suffragist Honored at New | York University. MAYFLOWER GARDEN e i ed ma a o E Dencing with Vizoest Lopes Colored Wife Slayer Executed. n a bottle on the ] Orchastras Special Dispatch to The Star. b dua than 1o havel R TEA, 4:80 to 8 w'clock RICHMOND, Va., March 13.—Prince | atch | gl Dandridge, colore n ing to Siebern, he agreed Niehaus that they would enter the competition and divide the money if either won. Niehaus was awarded the prize, but refuted the agreement, Siebern claimed By the Asso UNION , I, March 13— Cotton yields on the experiment field which the College of Agricul- University of Illinois, main- \ere were increased almost A complete Liberty airplane motor, cut away in parts that reveal the entire inner mechanism and per- formance, has just been installed in the lobby of the Munitions Building by the Army Air Service. The engine is in a large glass case, and a one-horsepower electric motor turns over the pistons at a slow movement, giving the observer a true picture of its working when in flight. Lines of red, blue and yellow show the route trdveled by the gasoline, oil and water, respectively, from the time they leave the tanks. As the electric motor turns over the crank shaft, the tu Woman Heads Bank. 7S, Okla., March 13.—The First 1 Bank of Altus, one of the in western Oklahoma, yesterday = Baturdays and Kolidays, $1.90 murder of his wife, whom he bes to death with a club in their home i Henrico County in August la ) p g i ter from memorial statue author of “The ner.” Justice Lydon said he would not sign the order for an accounting until Siebern and Nichaus had sufficient Ne cever charge \, BUPPER, 10 o'clock te closing . & <) e was caught at a sawmill in North || All makes of watches put in perfect Carolina, brought back, indicted and |'ll running conditon at moderate charges. 615 15th St. N.W. Main neis Scott Key * rognized the value of women in buei- Spangled Ban- | hese. ness when its board of directors elected Mrs. J. A. 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