Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1925, Page 15

toniy DINNER ONPEAK T0 “HONOR” PARK President Among Notables to: Attend Virginia Event | on May 26. Special Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va., April 16 4.000 feet above sea lev Rock” in the Blue 10 east of Luray., a unique celebration | will take place May 26, when Presi dent Coolidge, United States Senators Representatives, the Shenandoah > tional Park commissioners and r other be present The event will be “in honor” of the national park in the Eastern part 3f the United States. Crescent Rock” is one of the high est pMints in the Blue Ridge and on accon™ of its pecu shape in local parlance is known 3s ‘The Rock.” Tts western side drops 200 feet perpendicular and a view from its summit is one of the most awe-inspiring in the world. Dinner will be served in the old Virginia stvle | and many speeches will he delivered DETECTIVE FD.ENTIFIES ALLEGED “VOODO0O” MAN B X B iyehtoce, Acoused Sorcerer, Once Was in Norfolk, Officer Declares. More than elon “Crescent Ridge, ny | notables will as CAMDEN H. Hygh and “‘doctor labyrinth ered under h ed much int fdentified in his cel “voodoo doctor Aprit d neg magi 16.—E. H.| ) sorcerer whose iscov- frord- | n folk, was| 1y as_the d in Nor The identi-| J. Arrinzton, | ective in Nor- | assigned to investl-| gate Hyghcock Bones found in the tunnels under | Hyghcock's house were turned over to | chemist to determine whether nimal $ cd FineWay 1o BakeFineHom Place the ham in fresh water on the fire and let boll slowly until fhe skin may be removed emslly. Then put it in a dripping After carefully taking off the skin, rub with brows sugsr vinegar over the ham and Bake in » moderats evem untll golden brown. Berve Bot with apple savce and gornish dish with pleaty ot fresh parsley. It 1s not mecessary to meak Auth's Hams overnight or te parboll them. Our epecial mild euring ellminates this THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Folks at Home to Pay Postage As Tourl ts Ignore New Rates To {he general mailing 2.cent requirement for is the only it. In cases of sender yesterday 1 with the new procedure. public the picture post change affecti parcel post the became acquaint rates at the pos: office windows, while concerns with large mailing lists of third-class and other mat- ter sy Fisn Ce N Ioa then: selves with the change, What Mr. Mooney believes was an attempt of a stamp collector to get a “jump” on his competi- tors came to his attention vester- day on mail matter requiring a 113-cent stamp. The sender had placed a 1-cent stamp on the mat ter, and for the 1j-cent stamp he had taken another l-cent and cut it in_half—actus and half of a 1< bt of these were found, and Mr. Moortey's eagle-eyed clerks snapped them up. It is understood the sender is in for a bawling out by the postmaster. | TOURISTS GET “GO” SIGN. | Washington's Spring visitors are ueh a good time they for- ot to read in the notice in the post offices that the new postal rates became effective As a result more than addressed to the withdrawn insufficient newspapers or vesterday. 2,000 post cards folks back home were from the malls for the picture nt stamp 1s in the 2,000 of these taken from the stamped “In- Tective yesterd: posteard: requires and not-a 1-cent Well over had been mails by the clerks, sufficient postage, due 1 cent,” and will 1 at on to the addressee by 1 ruling of the Post Office Department ter Mooney declared yves afternoon that had it not been for the flood of cards sent out by the visitors the new rate schedule would in no way have af fected the even tenor of the clerks’ ATTEND RITES FOR JUDGE, Virginia Officials Go to Bristol forl Kelly Funeral. h to The Star. RICHMOND, April 16.—A large nmnhm of State officials left here last ht for tol. to attend the funeral of Judgs Joseph L. Kelly, who dled as{tained -in a result of a gunshot wound tags are obtained, it was announced | The matter of a successor to Judge | vesterday following a conference be- | Kelly fs being and three | ween Gov. Ritchie and Austin nen are mentioned for the vacancy— | Baughman, commissioner of motor ve. Latham Fletcher of | hic Keith of Falr » L. Chichester of appointee will a Maryland Officials Decide to Honor Temporary Tags Motorists, temporary Florida not, hereafter, be de: nd until permanent Special Disp April 16 whose | licenses, rs will > discussed State police have been holding up motorists during the past 10 days They first were detained within the ite. but later were halted at the \ District of Columbia line. | AMUSEMENT PARK BURNS. $60,000 Lcss When Four Buildings Near Baltimore Go. BALTIMORE, Frederick Road vesterday b ll“\‘lfl\(d 1 ted at $60,000. The park | usement devices, owned b Ih? ll\lluhfl;\hm Toboggan Co., w | ve been sold. The present | nned to open the | c of the next session of the ture, when an election for expired term will be held. Vice Consul Resigns Post. Points of Virginia, T nno-!‘ consul at Kingston, Ja- | maica, has resigned. Before he enter- | i the consular service in November, 1919, he was in business in this city, | first’ with the Southern Railway «o. and afterward with various automo bile companies. nes F. States vice Md. April 16— < a taxis which congest have become The traffic pai ‘crawling” in London problem NEXT SUN DAY she D. C., THURSDAY, BALTIMORE, in jail for the slaying of her husband sentence of yesterday 24 years old, Clars um..x was the criminal | Mary Giordanna, had slaughter c The charge was backed up by a plea of self-de having husband only with a butcher knife. seven, with te: ‘I don't vhen mamma shot him, 1 out the John Zimme whose | home caused the tragedy, wife had legedscruel acts of her husband. told him she divorce, and r: ase,” Miss Lucille first woman to qualify | member of the foreign service of the | ‘\(.qh- Department, < third se Lnern. Miss Atcherson qualified for the dip- branch of the service some and has been awaiting h front room. shooting followed soon WOMAN GETS POST. Miss Atcherson Third Secretary of | Legation at Bern. the GIVEN SIXTY DAYS FOR KILLING HUSBAND Child's Story of Butcher Knife Strengthens Woman's De- | fense Plea. ateh to The Star Ju court guilt pleaded nse, that when 'he st the know whet back an, siously to as abou e said. Atcherso has retary of t Switzerland. lomatic time ago signment. Among that of charest " | general ment consular |&um. One of Edward Cafi sonsulate c at in consular ry to Havana, an George S general at n ast few mosqu {‘Ib name AUTH'S is plainly Stampea on back of uuyham}' April 16 Mrs. their child, w)m told the court she had seen her butcher the sit to the Giordanna The husband, turning from work unexpectedly had found Zimmerman with his wife in a The visitor fled and the assignments was Messersmith Iroad has spent idge Stump in for Mrs. after man. y to a Giordanna she shot her threatened her between knife, but her he h; L got do “man in the testified the Id him of al She t to sue for a re- after. n of Columbus as a been assigned he legation at from the Bu the consulate d the appoint Antwerp, Bel ears fighting - Charles C. Q street, ga ransacked clothing and jewelry and $12 in cash. Burglars Raid Q Street Home. 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