Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1925, Page 10

> THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925. U.S. S. MARYLAND PLANE ]to the pilot. The seaplane was en-|One show was closed and two taxi-| YALET IS FOUND GUILTY [ble West Kensington aistrict eariy| WOOD ALCOHOL DUTY fcan producers can sell it profitably. | “FATHER’S SERVICE.” ged in‘an air patrol for the United | ab drl:eru v\i'ere :‘nm;dldthat conu{'nb last month. 5 & . The present duty of 12 cen‘lu a gal- = ance of tactics they been using The jury returne a verdict of lon on the product, the American pro- S CRASHES INTO OCEAN |states fieet which is anchored in the | would result in their deportation to OF MURDERING ACTRESS | cuilcy but insave" and the court ac- INCREASE IS PROPOSED | dicers ciatm, is insucient to equalize | A speclal “Father's Service” will be e A dinghy from the aircraft carrier = h b " L - s _ held at the Second Baptist Church Pilot Is Unhurt in Fall Off Maui. |Langley was found overturned near Insanity Is Jury’s Verdict, |detained during the King's pleasure.” | gpjteq States Producers Say Busi- | G¢fmany and America. roadstead here. Honoluly, - . Fourth street and Virglnia avenue igi c : dvices re- 3 nu kal -1 4 tament,’ Heap % , Commerce Department a Island Shows Held Improper f.'flfngflfisd ffiid‘lfl‘; Zn'\e:'z, ul:umf;::t Origin of Ney Tostament,’ Theme Youth Detained During (oe:d A‘f‘rtltll ?‘es‘i‘;,‘:“?hc'l‘x’:“i‘r“d;:; ness Is Menaced by Lower-Priced |cently have Invhcnledd that 1;;9 ‘l"_‘;el{L southeast, tomorrow night. As a fes Ave Clonan officers declared today that no men| Rev. Dr. J. J. Dimon, rector of St. King’s Pleasure. on the steps of her mother's home, in Liquid Fiom Germany. {mens had developel an elooholic|ture of the sefvice a. fathers' choru ¢ | were missing from the Langley and|Andrew's Church, is glving a series of |the West Kensington district. She product which threatened the Biet| has been organized for the evening By the Associated Press. * that éhey assumed the dinghy had |talkson “The Origin of the New Testa- | By the Associated Press. |died the next day. Rhodes was ar- A’r‘;‘mlmnh Dlro%ucers of ;\lnelllmnol r:fl;;]’;"_{\_l:d“‘,lffl; “Tariff Commission has | The pastor, Rev. Ellis C. Prim, will - | arifted away. 5 ; DON. May 16, B Rhodes, |Tested two days later and confessed | wood alcohol have applied to the |invested. The ° = preach a special sermon on “The Joh LAHAINA, Tsland of Maui, T. H..|“Protests that improper entertain.|Ment” at the Sunday evening Seriball T PNON Hecr 18— Tamant Ruotns. (3ol o St the girl's throat with | Tariff Commission for an increase in | NOt '"‘“‘“;" whether an investigation | BEC & P e e 1o the secon May 16—Crash of a seaplane from|ment was being offered enlisted men|at St. Andrew's Church. St. Paul(an 1S.year-old valet, yesterday was|, razor in a fit of jealousy as he was|the duty on. that commodity, assert- | “ill be or sermon in & series on the problems o the battieship Maryland into the ocean | of the fleet on the Island of Maui re-|and the Church at Corinth” will be the | found gullty of the murder of Grace |bidding her goodnight outside her|ing that wood alcohol can be import s home and marriags. 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