Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1925, Page 10

THE EVENING BAND CONCERTS. 10 At United States Capitol to- day at & p.m. by the United States Marine Band; Willlam H. Santelmann, leader; Branson, second leader. Taylor The Star of the Guard .Stieberlitz Overture, Mayor and Council, at Odds on Appointment, to Rest Case With Voters. Duet for cornet and trombone, “‘A Night in Venice” . Lucantoni Musicians John White and Albert Bennert. Grand secenes from ‘‘Ca- vallerfa Rusticana,” Mascagn! ‘Waltz, “Village Swal- lows” . .Strauss Ballet suite, “Egyptien”.Luigini (a) Allegro non’ troppo. (b) Allegretto. (c) Andante sostenuto. (d) Andante_espressivo-allegro. “The Star Spangled Banner” Special Dispatch to 1 MOU RAI —With a vie an opportu o Star. Md., June 24. the approval in and Wa v to giving voters y to reglster or disappro th conduct Mayor I James, Weiler 1 Bovay Rosentleld, Clayton and last night at a spe- their resigr pon qualific rs, to be chosen 1 July 15, A s the mayor and have deadlocked over tment of a town assessor, > tax levy may 30, as required nd council las . Randolph : office, Councilmen W John cial n Today at 7 p.m., at the band- stand, Navy Yard, by the United States Navy Band, Charles Ben- ter, director. March, “Sagamore”...Goldman Overture, “Der Freischutz,' Von Weber Euphonium Thoughts of Love' P (Jean Man 3 solo, cil ppoit nd in orde s of Tschalkow- _Arr. Godfrey spering Flow- .Von Blon fom the opera Verdi Sibelius Kuolema.”) operetta, “‘Ap- Kretsler-Tacobi ...Grieg (From the drama, Gems_from th ple Blossoms, Suite, (2) The Morning, (b) Ase’s Death (c) Anitra’s Dance. (@ In the Halls of the Moun- tain King. lected tar Spangled Banner.” anics wees £ Re > taken out 5| TONG FIGHTER JAILED. Former Chauffeur Sentenced for senfield. Rosentield won over Mr. ) ve with something | cast in the ward meeting was called fol- cial meeting held {E13 , when the mayor and | but the legal- s questioned Arthur C.| that he be| Juestio n expressed the move, | Wounding Chinese Laundryman. CHICAGO, June 24 (®).—John Clark of New Kensington, Pa., was found of charges of assault to com mit murder here, vesterday, in connec- tion with the tong war of last Winter, and was sentenced to 1 to 10 years imprisonment. He was arrested after firing shots into & Chinese laundry h wounded one of the four oper: Prior to coming here Clark w to the|a for a wealthy Chinese | na for at Pittsbur; spressed the belief, == up'r\] probat be 1 by attorney clection, | guilty attorney an opinion however, that an would zeneral and that 4n the ests of the Threatens Australia’s Commerce. MELBOURNE, June 24 (#).—Pos ibility of the entire merchant fle been|of the commonwealth of Australia the | g tied up soon was foreseen to- day when the shipping boar cided not to insert in the articles a clause demanded the | seaman providing for operation ot‘ award conditions which applied be- fore their union was nlo-nkhmrw!‘ the special have letion of RICHMOND IS FORCED TO IMPORT MURDER JURY Sends to Men When Panel of 100 Is Exhausted in Enoch L nr‘\bux g for Case. Having 100 ta cto try | with tbe mur. ck, more th M. 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Trial bottle, large size, $1.00;| Zemo Soap, antiseptic and healing, —Advertisem a1 F the | Sander rted to have ame time, next Lost Opportunity On the sands of hesitation, Lie the Bones of countless millions 1Who, on the dawn of victor DIVORCE MILL PAIR GONVICTED BY JURY Two Lawyers Accused of Fraud in Suit Bmught for New York Woman. By the Assoclated Prees. PROVIDENCE, R. I, June 24-—The first case growing out of investigation of Rhode Island divorce mills for non- residents has resulted in conviction. Leonard W. Horton, master in chan- cery, and his law partner, Francis P. Dougherty, were found guilty vester- day by a jury of conspiring to defeat justice by procuring a decree of di- vorce through a fraudulent deposition. The indictment, one of 26 in which the two men were named either singly or jointly, was based on the divo decree obtained last March by Mrs. Genevleve I*. Thomas of New York from Edwin T. Thomas. Attorney General Charles P. Sisson has declared that there have béen collusion and alse depositions in about 100 divorce es in which non-residents set forth that they lived in Rhode Island Divorce Trials Secret. Emanuel George Rands of Provi- dence, signer of a deposition in the Thomas case, testified that he had signed the paper at the request of Dougherty without knowledge of its contents. A police inspector and a de tective testified that street addresses and other depositions admitted in evi dence were false. Divorce evidence fs heard in secret in Rhode Island, and usually consists of depositions without the appearance of witnesses or tha partles involved. The grounds are broad. The sentencing of Horton and Dougherty has been delayed becauss of their intention to appeal. The maxi- mum penalty is 10 vears' imprison- ment. Quick, safe, sure relief. Prevent ahoe pressure. STAR, HORSESHOE TOSSER TEST. Champlonship in Northeast to Be Decided Today. The title of champion horseshoe tosser of the northeast section of the clty will be decided today when claim- ants to the honor match their skill at the fourth annual outing of the Northeast Business Men's Association which is being held at Chesapeake Beach. The business men entrained from District line at 10 o'clock and will return at 5 p.m. After the horse- | shoe tournament, for which two prizes will be awarded, there will be athletic of WASHING'L contests preceding the a chicken dinner. The committee in charge is com- posed of Dr. Robert W. McCullough, chairman; H. P. White, W. R. Lewls, C. Postum, M. Cohen, A. Felser, H. Newsom, Dr. W. D. Sullivan, ¥. Rup- pert, Mr. Smith, Mr. Rozey, Willlam Levy and Mr. Nelson. The other organizations joining the serving Maryland Avenue Baptist Sunday School and the Sunday School of Grace Episcopal Church, Georgetown ‘The Baptist outing committee is com- posed of T. A. ¥ intendent of the school; Marquette. Miss S. & in charge of the Grace (hml h ex sion. Copenbagen and Hamburg are con nected by a new air service that makes the trip in about six hours at a fare of $14.75. Four air lines soon | will be operating between Basel, Switzerland, and Lyons, France. B —| ON, —_—— - business men at the outing are the | | ed that the Bs R (LLLLLLLLLL AL LLL L2 LLL LI L1 LA AT Rubber Bathmg Caps, 40c " | Shoes, 95¢ GARDEN HOSE 12¢, 14c, 15¢c & 18c foot according to size. WHOLESALE & RETAIL Our Service is 100% Efficient Washington Rubber Co. New Store, 511 11th St. N.W. Phone Main 6995 F. H. NICHOLS, Manager D. ., WEDNESDAY, SHENANDOAH PARK BOARD TO HEAR FINANCE PLAN Meeting to Be Held at Luray Fri- day to Consider Purchase of Site by Government. By the Associated Press WINCHESTER, V. —De- talls of a plan proposed by the Bank | ers’ Service Association, a $14,000.000 | New York corporation, to help finance | the purchase of the Shenandoah Na- | tional Park area for the Government | are to be outlined by D. P. - retary of Shenandoah Valle a meeting of the park board a Friday evening. If the board which will not ‘Wine until the board m will be laid be of delegates from all parts of the State at Charlottesville Mond Thé latter meeting has been called to dis- | cuss the task of financing purchs of 1h.~ park site in the Shenandos \711-‘ ley approves the plan, be divulged by Mr. s, it then meeting | \h Wine said today the plan has sproval of Col. Glenn Smith, sec ¢ of the Southern Appalachian wtional Park Comm He add- ce Associa- sted much interest in ginfa park. Liverpool's 000, in number_ E new theater Distributor, Doubleday-Hill Electric Co. 715 12th St. NN\W. JUNE 24, 1925. W. C. T. U. TO FORM UNIT. ‘Women to Hold Relly in Provi- dence Church, Near Friendly. Speclel Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., June 24. with a view to organizing a union in that neighborhood, Women's Chris- tlan Temperance Union workers of Prince Georges County will hold a rally Sunday morning in Providence Church, in the Friendly, Md., vioinity. Mrs. Alfred D. Bailey of mudenzbur county chalrman; Mrs. V. Ci thorne of Mount Rainler, and Mr: John Roby of Riverdale will be among the speakers. There will be music by oung women of Camp Springs. pa The “EYES” Have It This greatest of God-given senses receive more use and are | lven less attention than almost any other organ of our body. | With all their usage it i3 nat- ural that they should &how signs of strain or wear and the entire responsibility of keeping | fn shape rests with us Have Our Optometrist Examine Your Eyes Today SUN GLASSES - For Vacationists Sun glasess play an impor tant part in every vacation, don’t be without a pafr. 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