Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 11

| BREACH OF SOVIET § lEAfl Mrs. Jula Agusta Hammett, 82|.¢ 3 oclock. Rev. George W. Van years old, widow of Dr. Charles M.|¥ossen, formerly rector of Trinity S PARIS, June 30 UP.—An interna- Hammett, one of the first health offi: | Eplscopal Church, of which Mrs.| Miss Martha Berry of Mount Berry, .. Overthrow Zinoviev, His ™1 Colleague. BY F. A. MACKENZIE. By Radio to The Star and the Chicago Daily ows. STOCKHOLM, June 30.—Reports from Moscow show the increasing strain between Dzjerzinsky and Zino- " viev. The newspaper Tidningen states that Dzjerzinsky has resolved to leave 1o stones unturned to overthrow Zino- Viev, his latest move being to dispatch a special commission to Leningrad to investigate charges of corruption against officlals employed by Soviet economic organizations there. Lenin- grad is Zinoviev's territory. Tidningen also reports that 700 more people have been sent into exile in two weeks. The total number of prisoners in concentration camps and prisons for political and economic of- fenses now has reached §9,000. 11,000 Exiles. Exiles in the Archangel region alone | now number 11,000, including 2,000 voung men and women, who are in desperate condition. While this report comes from white Tussian sources, there is general agreement concerning th: ent great increase in the numbe Russian arrests for political causes. Attempts are being made here to increase the uneasiness over present activities of the Russian ficet in the Baltic. Seven battleships are maneuvering in the ¥innish bay around the Esthonian coast, huge clouds of smoke indicating camouflage exercises. Alarming to Baltic States. “The Russlan activitles are rather an alarming sign for the Baltic states, as it indicates Russia intends to pur- sue a very active Baltic policy,” says Stockhclm’s Dagblatt. This gives in- terest to the recent speech of Minister of Defense Hansen, who is responsible for Sweden’s disarmament policy. “Our first concern should be for Sweden to remain free and independ- ent,” he said. “If I felt that military means were the only way of insuring our independence I should not hesi- tate to recommend comprehensive armaments. (Copyright, 1 s Chicaga Daily News Co.) BALDWIN’S NEW ENGINES READY FOR SERVICE NEW YORK., June 30 (P).—The Diesel locomotives, built by Baldwin have given sat- nd will be turned ng company in a sts by that com- r the equipment industry is showing improvement, President Samuel V" suys, espe- cially in forei in order to raise able their wives | Inspect | these new ; Semi-Detached | Tankersley - Built Homes 36th and Ordway Cleveland Park | ] Sample House Open I | 3617 Ordway C. L. Tankersley. Builder Charge Accounts Invited Satisfactory Terms Arranged You have heard of the proverbial “acres of dia- monds.” . . . The words are not used amiss in de- scribing the great quan- tity. of diamonds that pass through our hands annually into the pos- session of purchasers who—for every dollar they spend with us—re- ceive VALUES invar- iably in excess of the ap- praisal the price labels suggest . . . If you de- sire a perfect diamond— and at a pocket-favoring price—don’t allow to- day’s opportunity to buy to advantage go by un- improved. . . . Prices run from $50 to $1,000. R. Harris .& Co. 7th and D Jewelers and Diamond Merchants for More Than Half a Century. DEATH CALLS WOMAN, 82, ts,1ats Goorss mrancs aatace and|gaughters, re, Wil 1 toors.| CAMERA CONGRESS MEETS | eisgaten trom fors Dzjerzinsky Is Attempting to | thode Isiand avenue, yesterday after- | be in’ Congressional Cemeters. acknowledgment of her pioneer work noon. Mrs. Hammett is survived by a son, | in education among the hill people in Mrs. Hammett was the daughter of ' Dr. Charles M. Hammett, jr.; three | the south. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . U., TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1925.l 1T e s from foret 3 ; B Maddox of St. Marys|Mrs. Thomas Nelson Conrad and Miss P by iy Maryland Youth Drowns. rocks. The body has not yet been County, Md. She was a direct de-|Lucy Hammett, and a grandson, —_— men—Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre | Special Dispatch to The Star. goatec Frank H. Myers, all of this city. An and J. Nicephore Niepce—will be dis-| FRIENDSVILLE, Md., June 30.— Mrs. Julia A. Hammett Was|tcendant of many of the early settlers = = of that State. only sister, Georgia Slye of St.[ Invention of FPhotography 100 |cussed, as well as Daguerre's discov-| Glenn Sharpneck, aged 22, son of ery after Nlepce's death of the photo:| 5 'y, sharpneck, was drowned in the Win d@‘ Shades ‘Widow of Former Official. Funeral services will bo conducted | Marys County, died about a month Years Ago Celebrated. graphic process that produced the at the residence tomorrow afternoon | ago. daguerreotype. Youghiogheny river above here yes terday when he fell while stepping from one large bowlder to another. |If you'll get our estimate we'll get your order | There’s a Reason. SR R tional vongress celebrating the cente- An enamel coating for cast-iron cers of the District of Columbia, died | Hammett was a member for many |Ga., has been awarded the Roosevelt of heart disease at her residence, 1713 | vears, will officiate. Interment wiil | medal us a tribute from the Nation in | tegee ';,:h" s g °; ‘:‘h"m‘:m’," progellers for ships (o make them a5 |The water is between 30 and 40 fect. | ! e patronage of the academlies |\ G, 45 bronze ones and prevent |deep and very swift. Tt is thought | C DEVITT that he was injured in the fall or 3211 for Extimates of sclences and fine arts, was opened | corrosion has been invented in Lu- Main that he was held fast between the 1217 ¥ St.. Dulin & Martin Bldz. yesterday in the presence of many |rope. 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