Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, wallow? 78 DROWNINGS LAID "] ]-R[]UPS, PAN'E on e Malabar MUl ot January Wil l disfigure her for life, a doctor testified today in the trial of the r;!ne men German Soldlers Deaths, | Sincing sirt for the Maharajan of Inc When Pontoon Collapses, Explamed by Offlcers. APRIL 1, 1925. ; 23 where he served until the World War, D. C, WEDNESDAY when he went to the bond division. GIRL MARKED FOR LIFE. |[TREASURY EMPLOYE N " At the close of the World War fe GOES TO RETIRED LIST [ o wsen inomas &ieaoans: He has been an investigator in that | g office for several years past. Mr. Morris was born at Lynchburg, Va., 70 years ago and spent the early part of his life in the West. He is|s one of the prominent members of the |a Kirkeide Golf Club and is an adept at golf, and formerly a prominent contender events, in bowling and rowing Looking After Leaks The time todo that is NOW—ufter L Wini i | Summer Auto Baces Planned. | Doctor Testifies in Abduction of Mumtaz Begum. BOMBAY, April 1.—The faclal wounds 'ufl‘\fit followss the sWa ......wh comfort with n.- oy a@/‘aq psule or two ith Wow ef water when d| géts ?ms:vafi_; end 908, md‘geshm dyspgpgg% ....\ots quicker than i p‘\\lélsyno;etable:)st en makin stomachs happy Fog d prompt exe April 1.—The the Cumber- are Eution of an order Phone West 2001 R. K. Ferguson, Inc. Roofing Dept Insurnnce Bldg. 15th & Eye Sts, John 8. Morris, Spanish War Vet- eran, Known as Zealous Advocate " for Higher Retirement Pay. of the property. dore, in whose court she was formerly the favorite. John S. Morris, an employe of the Mumtaz was cut in the face during|Treasury Department for 23 years, a the fight and Abdul Kadir Baula, |veteran of the Spanish-American War wealthy Bombay merchant with whom [and an active worker for increased she was driving, was killed. annuities for retired Government After the testimony of the doctor the [employes, was retired from the con- trial was adjourned until Friday. troller gener: office in the Treas- ury Departmoent today at the age of . Morris, who is well 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. BEHREND Pope Officiates in Ceremony. | Government depart- ‘Sza.r's...as\‘ fi’ien che sols 2 . 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