Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 34

CANADA FLOODED ‘ \Last of Wrangell | Hunters to Return ’ THE EVENING STAR, JAPAN’S RULE UPHELD IN KWANTUNG CASE WASHI involvement apparently has been avoided lhrough the decision of Judge Purdy, Had the judge azsumed Jurisdiction In the Smith case, thus substantiat- ing the claim that the peninsula is FTON, D. C., FRIDAY, KING GRANTS WOUNDED VET’S WISH FOR COTTAGE RIL 3, 1925. gates the King sent for hign, but in the presence of his monarch Piroll was (oo nervous to stand. So, the GIVEN RAILROAD POST. Kjng asked the veteran to sit beside [H G, Snelling Made New York him while his story of misfortune was told. Central Treasurer. Save $50 to $75 Have your Hot-water Heat- ing System installed now. Let Victor Emmanuel Henr! Story of! Man Who Fought in War, Then Gives Him 20,000 Lire. By the Associnted Press, Chinese territory, Japan doubtless | “What can 1 do for you?' finally | ‘Npw YORK, April 3.—Harry G would have protested. axked the King. At length Piroll, i = ‘i er | who had been evicted from his house, | Snelling, assistant general treasurer | | wafd his life dream was a cottage of | of the New York Central lines, yes- | hfs own. But it would cost 10,000 lire. | terday wau avpeinted general treas- King Vietor Emmanuel immediate- | . "= Iy ordered 20.000 lire given to the ROME, April 3,—Giovanni Piroli veteran, and as Piroli departed the | created March 3 by the death of Mil mutilated war veteran, partly p | monarch took 500 Ifre from his pocket, | ton 8. B: \l)zwi unable to speak perfectly and |saying, “Buy food with this." Rush v of Cincinnatl, Ohio. 000 in counterfeit m and a print- |in taiters. today upproacied the guard | . | treasurer of the Big Four Railwas ing press, were arra ed today and |of the roval ! = = system since 1909, was appointed to held for the forging of bank notes|in see Ki High school girls in BInghamton, | succeed Mr. Snelling and A. . Burke and making counterfelt $10 Banque | whom I fo N. now wearing hand-painted | o cinnati, was given the Big Canadienne” Nationale notes. Pollce [ When informed by ihe men at the | galashes reasurershin. ay that in addition to the $150.000 in’ bogus money they found in the house” 500,000 cut papers ready to he printed. us give you an estimate. A list of satisfied users on re- quest. Modern Heating Co. Hot-Water Heating Our Specialty 508 H St. N.W. Main 6209 ARCOLA SYSTEMS | U. S. Court Decides Extraterritorial | Rights of Americans Do Nof Extead to Leased Province. WTHFAKE MONEY o e onc Remaining members of the ill- lulpd; | hunting expedition 1o Wrangell Arrest Of Sflven Far From Island in 1923 will be returned to | | their homgs near Nome next month Clearing Up Counterfeit- |on the Coast Guard cutter Bear. A ing, Police Say. doxen Eskimos. including two women Six Held in Counterfeit Case. MONTREAL, April 3.—Six men ar- | Irested “in & farmhouse at L As- | semption, where Royal Canadian Mounted Police said they found $150.- system to fill the vacancy Correspondence of the Associated Press, SHANGHAI, March 14.—Extrater- ritorial rights accorded by treay to Americans residing in China do not extend to the Kwantung Peninsula, the southern tip of Manchuria, which | Jupan ifolds under a 100-vear lease, | | 1% the decision of Judge M. D. Purdy of the United States Court for China nghai case in question toncerned a e of assault made against Capt. Smith, a ship’s officer. who was and five children, comprise the party. | _The announcement from the Coast Guard headquarters of the cut- ter's assignment, probably will mark the final act in t i opened in August have | ing company eol unter- | H. Wells to take a party of native | fox hunters to Wrangell. They re- mained on the Black lsland a year, until 1aken off by the Soviet vessel | ed October and taken to Viadivos- m;, where Wells died of pneumonia. ng into China, the party so- journed for a time at Harbin, churia. and then were | seattle OFFICIAL IS \}ICTIM. Customs Man Forced to Borrow $60 to Pay Duty. YORK. April 3 deputy sury. “1 want genist, ov By the Assoc when a trad- MONT MONTF ned Charles redoubled r search for co feiters who have flooded the country with spurious notes of the Banque Canadienne Nationale and of the Tm- | perial Bank Canada < April 3. —Palice Fiction, Biography. Travel, Hlstory. Dramaete. Pl sald to have beaten a sailor at a cafe in Dairen, the prineipal city on | the peninsula. "At a preliminary hear- ing in 3, ted States Commis- sfoner M A on held Capt. Smith for trial before the United States Court for China, ruling territorial . rights of Americans in China_ applied to the Kwantung leased territory as this territory was | in fact a portion of China. This rul- ing Judge Purdy reversed seven men in a farm- | ption Wed ) in cou adienne Nationale 2 producing solve the general erday Man- brought to that extra- Goes right on over the old wall paper ERE you may obtain for a small rental fee—a fractional part of the purchase price—any new and popular book of fiction or non-fiction. The service is prompt, clean and inviting. You st..t and stop when you choose. Womrath’s buys to meet the demands of the moment. There are no delays, no excuses, you get the book you want when you want it, if it is new and popular. WOMRATH’S LIBRARY & BOOKSHOPS 607 13th Street, N. W. Main Offices and Mail Order Dept., 21 West 45th St., New York Leman p produced t had not t Judge Purdy’s decision that Ameri- can extraterritorial rights do not ex- tend to Kwantung Peninsula, held by Japan, under a 99-year lease, is re- had to borrow garded here as a precedent colleagues to pay duties when he and| The case of Capt. 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