Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 4

4 PARTY WILL CLIMB 10 T0P OF CANADA Five Americans in Group to Make Mount Logan Ascent, 19,850 Feet. Dispatch to The Star NEW YORK, May 4.—A pa men, including two New Yorkers Seattle vest v of the most the history of ing—the first American me scent of Moun 19.850 feet hest mountain ada, nd only to Mou Kinley on th, Ar n nent \!Hnm in 1thwest territory, about skan boundary ineer: Logan, in Can: M conti the off from w peuks, neluding self, 18,024 feet hi glaciers. Until Alpine and MacCarthy, made Capt. A Club, ¢ onths last Sun the appre iches 1o the m rout 1s by rail from va, Alaska McCarthy, ne Ke ott. terminus of River Railway 1 the Chit ciers t selected more MacCarthy vy This rockfish, party, has - Yoland 15 ounces, was land ing of camps. ar oL iy G, W of 1341 Clifton tation of provisions f & bu 'l street, fishi ith a hand line at the party now leavin, | Mo in the lower Potomac. The expedition is under e It is one of argest P the Alpine Club of Car | caught in I vd be- cludes five American climbes “ ved to be The fish sides Capt. MacCarthy, they nd it was 9 o'clock Carpe and Norman H. R Uy landed in the Club, h of New boat, Bartley says he gof his fish Henry Hall, jr [up to the boat 50 times before ih of Cambridge | was able to pull bim in. When opened [this morning the roe weighed 73 | pound Bloodworms were used to T Mount |and (his beauty. " MUSICIANS MAY ASK BROADCASTING PAY which m be the s a long and perha ‘e over snow and ice JMzmer Will Come Before Plpyrrs at Buffalo Convention on May 14. weighing 39 pound yesterday the and | sbert M Mass Snow and Ice. ltitude. The sumy 00 t above the the pay when b the princ the ann Feder 14 insist 1 mpared Elias, 18, s s Dr. Hodsor S Jt Mou e o e on the either > othe o ! . . el | be asked 1 with the peim) Duke d'A "‘“ - supplied with pr adoy the Alps Will Use compensat It also ma proposed isting floors od at this Pack T the there it 38 miles the z material” for ad- room Leade: n the however, tc federation wish orchestras in services to without pay lios solely for receive from ) prevent the givin yroad stat and playing from st the advertising they theiv performances. FREED CF ARSON Special Dispatch to The Star CHARLES TOWN Va., ) 4.—M. H. Hummer hy retired rmer living here quitted of having and abetted of his barn-garage here, rety verdiet of The jury roc the next steep an cropping of feet glaci CHARGE posed The nature 12,500 and <nown hung about t since the suc winds from current pre vented (: om obtain ing a clear vi 1 the route Above steep ice and Col. to the upper pl the two summits Provisions for two mor and the bulk e most part 000 foc in the firin when a j not guilty Saturday rn { was out only half an h it | ade Ritenour and . who ‘“confessed” to fi rn, accused Hummer of wreed to pay $35 each i Ritenou and have pleaded guilty Her cimidico OF Gate penitentiary. The State charged that Humn wanted to b the barn hecause it was overinsured, as was a “ord car in it. Hummer took the night. denied any of to burn the building e to have it b lana pleade: alibi as to the meet charged with ANTI-SEMITISM IN FILM | riune diseiesed e’ o FOUGHT BY HEBREW BODY ngress Ope Convention of Jew: last 4000 Toe Rudden- the havin for the work. _Buddenh ach is un ars in ,the tch miles up King and on to teau ave heen 1 have the sum pted late | Catholic Congress Opens. "ATRO, Eg¢pt, May 4.—The c 1[’\H“4 congress ever opened here vesterday, with 1 attendance. Seven masses were cele- ed according to various Oriental 5. The presiding officer, Zaki Bey, a telegram to King Fuad wish- |ing Bim, in behalf of the congress, long life and prosperity. first Leaders Re- | | veals Attack on Papani’s “Life of Christ.’ )00 in Ohic the film Papani's * p of Christ \\ activities of tl B'nai B'rith H]w](ul at session of its annual district No. 2 here Sixty-two lodges comprise the district played by lodges in for the compulsory Bible in the pu s sed by President of Cleveland in his a Perhap: of the y district promoti or - Under day, when Protestant, Cathol Jews appeared on the same platform, President Benesch said. HONORS ITALIAN PATRIOT ; i\ HAT job of Mussolini Mission to Attend Santa | Painting will Rosa Centenary in Athens. be most satis factorily done 4—Premier Mussolini when you let Fer- 1 Senator Luigi Luig guson do it. vernment mission to Because — we g0 to Athens for the centenary of the | give you quality Italian ¥ t, Santorro di Santa of paint that will . who, like the Englishman, Lord “stand up” and ed ating for the independ- quality of crafi ence of Greece. Senator Luiggi later e mansh will go to Saloniki for the liuh: ation make it “show up” of a monument to Italians who fell on the Macedonian f during the :‘:‘{:;;:l(:i‘:’llll'durlllg World War. He then will proceed to Rhodes 1 other islands of the || Phone Us. Aegean to report upon harbor West 2901. work which is |)x‘0pu~(‘(l by mm We'll Respond Promptly. Italy's Army Cluef Maken Pledge. R. K. ROME, May 4.—Gen. Pietro Badog- lio, who will formally take the oath of F office as head of the general Staff of the erguson Italian army Thursday, declared in Tac: an interview today that he will devote = himself “with renewed ardor to ef- e in. Sorts to make the army worthy.” May Ser ve | = — NEW and USED Office Furniture Save 50% % and More ool H, BAUM & SON 464 Penna. Ave. Franklin 5392 YOU CAN ALSO RENT IT nu opening convention of vesterday today : as head he | head of | gen | rned | held in Egypt | TVE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. PRESIDENT T0 FIND - SWAMPSCOT QUIET Police Guard White Court in Preparation for His Summer Sojourn. By Consolidated Press | SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., May 4 White Cou where President | Coolidwe will spend most of the Sum. | mer, is being put into shape for the | occupancy of the Nation's Chief. Since the announcement that the President was coming to the magnificent estate it has been visited by thousands of | autolsts, and the owners of Whit Court have found It necessary to bar the winding drives from the main highway of the town. A police guard | watches at the main entrance. | The fine shade trees and shrubs of | White Court have b un to bud The sloping lawns will soon receive | their first trimming of the season and the ho iteelf is being thoroughly renovated inside and outside re- ive its distinguished guests. Presi Coolidge is expected to ive » soon after his return from the rse-American centennial celebra tion t St Paul and Minneapolis, whei he will speak on June 8. here has been some talk that the | President would be here Harvard commencement in mid-T 1l there ‘l. ve been intimations the uni v would confer a ree upon | im. but college authorities, who al ways try to guard.such matters, re to discuss the subject | lege conferred honorary degrees on several Presidents of the United States. It was prepared to thus honor | Grover Cleveland while he was in the | White Hous but it is said he took the ground that there was no special [ reason why the college should give [Mim a degree, and the matter was wped | Moreover it has u: 11y honored the jovernors of Mn chusetts with a ree, but it failed to do so in Mr Coolidge’s case. | There is Wor | also a report that Holy| Jesuit institution, | sident ¢ e a desrec mmer. While Mr. Coolidge | wernor of Massachusetts he | on frien erms with the head | that e nd one year was fef speaker ts commencement. | historfcal anniver- | chusetts. Lexin, ncord have just celebra inniversary of the Battle of | and the at Con “ambridge is President Cool uly 3. when that iversary and of Army > exerci on the site of under which took m unorganized | rees of the revolutionists. The his- | e died of old age a few yvear | ago the site is marked by a hand some granite monumen Cambridge is preparing for st demonstration the secasion orable day w command will T sary aind ( 150th gton | ton the formally | in its history for s of the mem took | | big- | | nd ¢ Pres Vr\ Presidant sity and today that he t ident woule Quinn said hat the » secret service men to ident and his residence is here, Gov. Fulle s ten- | services the Mas: Constabular pscott red the police detafls. The Pre d these offers, and the I authorities will work unde direction of “Dick" Jervis. head of the | White Hou vice detail The President will have his exe tive office in a downtown « i White Court is about a mi a half away, at Little's Point Swampscott is 13 miles from ton and marks the beginning for its dr ires. Until t homes he and farming Marblehead & web-footed who aware | It is one | ular yvachting resorts | on the New E nd’ Coast | Swampscott has one big, first-class i hotel and many smaller ones. Rent for cottages and other accommoda = in this town and the adjoining es have taken a jump already | the prospect of entertaining the Presi { dent and his official family. While he is in New England Prest { dent Coolidge will follow_his annual | om of spend ten days or two| cu weeks with his father on the old farm, in Vermont rd the Pre | while he | dered the tts S nd service to build fishi its | whence ¢ sailormen rowed the in the R of the mos n _of Plvmouth Notch ENTERPRISE SERIAL |} BUILDING ASSOCIATION 643 Louisiana Ave. NN\W. 54th issue of stock now open {| for subscription. | Money loaned to members || on easy monthly payments. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary Iwy iy Franklin Sq Hotel ONTE CARLO Tonight—and with it comes The Magic Wheel Prizes of value you may win if you carry fortune's favor. Tomorrow night La Java has a party—fun, favors and duncing "l 2 AL Boernstein's La Java Band *Phone Main For Reservations Albert” | ville | Spain generally, | tourist 'SAYS BRITAIN WANTS |or lin a se | of America. 1 Gasoline Launch Swamped by High C, MONDAY, MAY 1% 1925. W ashington Irving Shrine Is Opened In Seville, Spain King Alfonso Inspects Home to Memory of Author-Envoy. ted Pross pain, May 4 of \’\.mhlluflnll Irving, Am author-diplomat, will live fc coupled with that of his mothe try, the United States, In a house to be officially opened here May 30, which is to be known as the \Wash. ington Irving House. King Alfonso yeste: sonal and detafled inspection of the house, which will also be used as a ! club for Americans who reside in Se By the The mem coun ¥ made a per- The furniture the house evillean ing works tions of and decorations of in typical style of the | hool A libra on the history Andalusia pa has been installed uis Valle Inc X commissioner, is the guidin, hand behind the movement and has received the thanks of the monarch for his work in bringing about clo: ties between the American and Span. ish peoples. The inauguration of the house on May 30 will be an elaborate event, A memorial tablet to Irving executed by the noted Spanish sculptor Hen {liure will be unveiled "he Irving mily hs teresting books and autc the house. and | The M yroffere: raphs fe U.S.TO “POINT WAY” “Hopeless,” Dean Inge Declares, to Expect England to Solve World's Problems. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, May 4.—The Rev. W. R. In “gloomy Paul’s Cathedral, London, sald rday at the Episcopal | of St. John the Divine that | hopeless to expect much from nd in the world's pro- | Very des Cathed it is solving England is looking to the United | tes to show the way, he said, and | America will not approve the League of Nations, it should give the | world something in the Pleading against a policy of slation,” he called the United a “nation of destiny endowed privileges and responsibilitie it on. not only for the its own people, but for tion Commenting on_the Tesporsibilities e sald New York | might understa but the | West and Middlewest look upon it as | other world. Those sections, he thought, would be inclined “to let us stew in our own Juice FIVE DROWN DUE T0 GALE to spur | alvation of | Al civiliza. | Winds and Waves. Towa, May 4.—Five | d in the Missi: irport, Tow here, ves 3 asoline launch in which the: were riding was swamped b i wind and wave The dead miles ! s Dusenberry of | port, Tow rs old: his wife, ) Lida Dusenberry. and three chil’ { dren, Charles, 12 Clifford. 6. and| Tona, 3 Improve All Foods To garnish with lemon is which low for fish and meats a stylish custom 1 housewives should fol- a reason other than its That reason is dietetic worth. The presence of the lemon starts the digestive juices flow- ing, and digestion i8 half done when that has been accom plished. Then there are vitimines in lemon juice. And organic salts and acids which are direct di- gestive ds. Also. lemon juice has an alkaline reaction in the blood which serves as an offset to the “acidity’ resulting excess of fish and meats and ‘acid forming foods Get a dozen California lemons now Earnishing. Fresh the sear ‘round California Lemons Advertise for the Kind of Help You Want Whether it is a do- mestic for the home; or an expert in your busi- ness, a Star Classified ad will reach the best class of help in all lines. . It is well to state plainly the details of the position you want to fill—that those who apply may be confined to those best qualified to render the service required. The Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers here combined—for practi- cally everybody in Washington reads The Star. “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office. | tury was engng, | home of her daught | mow, | Mrs, | William H | of 1129 ONLVRNIRSE 2,7 DES ATHONE R+ 5 et Mrs. Florence Lithgow, 91, who have : Had Served Country for | fxeisfSis Camankes trive of T | o ns in Virginia, w probably Half Century Since 1862. | i | Special Dispateh to T | FREDERICK | 4.—Among the more dedi will be attired in worn by his days. Chief and powerfully built, with a deeply wrinkled, bronzed face and long hair that hangs to his shoulders d of the Pamun- number of years neestors to old Powhat of Ame! s fa- mous princ Pocahontas. As chief of the Pamunkeys, Chief Cook is head of the oldest func- at| tioning gov body in Amer- viscopal Church this aft-| jea, as the | keys have never 2 o'clock. Interment was in | ceased to hold a tribal or; Congressional Cemete as far back as 3 can be traced, ve ly doing o0 before the discovery of the con- | | | My | years old, ence Pettigrew Lithgow, 91 who for mearly a half cen 1 in active service of her country, begun as a nurse in the hectic davs of 1862, in hospitals in Washington, died Saturday at the | Mrs. Theodore Michael, road, Chevy Chas, Funeral services were conducted St. Mark's 3802 Militar Volunteered for Service. When the call came for nurses to| tinent b Cotumbus tare for the wounded soldie Lihtgow, who befc her n was Florence Pettizrew, volunt CITES GERMAN MISSION as assigned in the old Arn | are Hospital. She served continu- | ously through the last three years of | Dr. Kuelhnemann Sz\ys Duty Is to the war It was during her mory Square Hc mance with the late George W. Lith Who was in charge of the hos pital dispe 5 had ite inning, terminating later in their far Lithg remained as nu serving in a number of fferent pitals until pe: was dec 1 Overcome Harm Done Abroad. PERLIN, May 4 —Germans abroad have a mission to perform in counter acting the wrongs done their count declared Dr. ne Kuelhneman; the University ing last night of Federation of ins Living Abroad | Dr. Kuelhnemann, who has been | n exchange prof the United | States said that Germans in America | ire the symbol of German standing | throughout the world work at the Ar-| the ro hos Ge Employed at Treasury. In addition to valiant service ren dered as a nurse during the Civil War, Mrs. Lithgow was for 40 years em- | ploved in the redemption division of | the sury Department, retiring iBOY FOUND DEADIfi CREEK the age of 78 year ter member | Mrs. Lithgow was ¢ e L of the Army Nurses' Association and | Unidentified Youth Left Bicycle was an honor guest at the dedication in this Bank. he body of the new Red Cross buildi vouth, ap-| tly about 12 years old, was found waters of a creek and Clothes on Mrx lia NTA, Ga., May 3 survived by her identified w¥ Michael; three sons, Arthur A and Allen H. Lithgow: five : grandchildren, ht great-grandchil ot G Doy n and ty ters, Mrs. Hiram i hit o r of this city, and Mrs. Eugene r of Laurel, Md daughter, Young™ Stribling covery the into dis: the who reported dived rival and br i@ body to the surface. He repc he with two companio » the creek fi wim b found a jcyele and ed clothing. 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