Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 33

21 HANGED IN SQUARE FOR KURD INSURRECTION Constantinople Crowd ~Applauds Scene and Helps Adjust Gal- lows’ Ropes. | FITER HEIRS ASK dim That Big Sum Expend- | N EiNina O ainer Ruras, re. ed by Joseph Leiter Is Not June 30. — cently convicted of participating in the insurrection, in_the mu.mn were public sq the principal hanged at THE “COOLIDGE OF FACT” 1S SCORED BY REED ! Made Intellectual by Billboard Artists, Senator Says. NG STAR, But there is as great a difference be- tween the Coolidge of fact and the Coolidge of fiction as there is between an ofl fleld prospectus displaying & gusher and the barren hole in the ground which in fact exists.” Picture Is Fictional. ‘The public seldom knows its offi- clals, Senator Reed said, because it sees a picture painted by the pens of ready writers who constitute the ad- vertising agency of a political party. Describing the President as “an in- tellectual and moral Hercules pro- duced by advertising agencies and bill- board artists of the Republican party, Senator Reed continued: WAS EVEN. Hercules HINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, EXTORYION HEARING IS SET FOR JULY 7 “Intellectuals” Held in Alleged Plot to Mulct Mining Man Are Arraigned. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.—Rus- sell Crawford and Bliss Baker, youth- ful “intellectuals” held here in con- JUNE being investigated. finding a note under his doormat de, manding the money on penalty é having his daughter Mary kidnape amd sold iInto slavery in the Orient. John E. Crawford, father of Russe! lives at Campbell, and the son is said to have been visiting friends here. BOY, 12, SAVES GIRL, 15. Rescues Margaret Entler From Wa- ter at Shepherdstown. Special Dispatch to The Star. SHEPHERDSTOWN., W. 30. 1925, Hagelin reported 4TH JULY EXCURSION TO- CULPEPER, ORANGE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, LYNCHBURG and DANVILLE, VA. FRIDAY, JULY 3rd, 1925 Leave Washington, 7:30 P.M. Round-Trip, Culpeper, $2.00 Orange, Lynchburg, $1.00 Fares {o 50 Charlottesville, Danville, $5.00 $3.00 Tickets good only on Special Tix Retury h going. ickets will i : % hone I regula 0. 35) up to and inc 3 Charge Against Estate o e o i became President by an act of | nection it n unbcesensio] Anewns |30 mon TN W Pe homored, on a1l regulas 1 Dt No. 39) up to and neluding SRR i | swd applduded flmtk I:’ardlngs re{em de;xlth hng last week to extort $50,000 from Col. |rescued from drowning here yest e : A awakened a wave of sympathy, an v y ay a v " sel v “ons k¢ Ag! s, 5 S N or Union Station e Lo i ba s BT S IR R ymp. D. C. Jackling, wealthy mining man |day afterncon by Howard Schley Consult Agents, 1510 H St. N.W.. or Union Station and that numerous volunteers aided in adjusting and pulling the gallows June 30.—Another : £ | ro he men executed were tried by ihe | SOVIET PROPAGANDA ST. LOUIS, Mo., James Reed of Missouri, speaking be- fore a conference of Missouri Demo- Coolidge, the politician, noted the fact. Accordingly, he admitted he had kept all Harding’s advisers and carried out all of Harding's policies. It was hard- ly the act of a strong man.” June 30.—Senator of San Francisco, appeared in Police Court yesterday, and the date of their preliminary hearing was set for July 7. of Shepherdstown, when the girl zolng down for the third time. heard the cries for help from the girl's companions and managed to| Schley Southern Railway System S. E. Burgess, D. P. A. Jurt-martis “ifteen other Kurds|crats here yesterday, sald: The possibility that Crawford may |swim to and pull the girl to shore. coMt '.‘,[.{{,‘,m;d Bifleen desire to say nothing harsh of —_—— have been responsible for the attempt |where they were helped out by other 1510 H Street N.W. it Mr. Coolldge. He is, in truth, an amia-| The painless filling you got at afon May 30 last to extort $4,000 from | swimmers. Friends of the boy are Washington, D. C ble individual, and, as he sees the|restaurant is more satisfactory than|John L. Hagelin, wealthy orchardist |planning to present his case to the d 2 light, entirely honest and patriotic. ' the one advertised by a dentist. !of Campbell, Santa Clara County, is!Carnegie Medal Commission. on of the tes r. on coal He | MAY EMBROIL JAPAN| ar-| Japanese Peer Expects Trouble i With Russia Unless Reds Cease Activities. Iminis klin County, Tl 1 the property 20 vears r death months ago 1 . Countess of Suffolk . one of the Leiter ch i Curzon, husband of ) ria Leiter Curzon, now de- ceased, nn behalf of his three daugh heirs to the estate, !(\en)\ Leiter rver Colin of the been Joseph the iated Press and R of sp Count member of sked that as one of remov Shima, House of Peers, who arrived here to- 1a scheduled to give at the the Japanese Waited 20 Ye At that time 1 '“““"0‘ Joseph of the United States is he asserted, adding that it had nullified this pr will is’ interd against nation. still hurt over the action of the United States in ex- | cluding her nationals, Japan has no | desire to zo to 4 paid in connection e coal property ect of the present con Children of Levi Leiter the $1,000,000 inte is income | m the e = should| Honey bees live in swarms of 10,- { those [ 000 to 50,000 in one hive. They are resenting claim | of three cla ' | about 4 | drones never work, while the working -| bees gather the honey. held_in «¢n. The court 3 Jtter next Friday. {TUDENT FLYER DROWNS. Aeut. will rule on Fletcher's Plane Drops Into Bay in Texas. s i HOUSTON, Tex.. June 30 () — Automatic | L ‘h her, student fy !1 an Antonio, w il when his plane Oll Bumer i C omfort Fletcher but the | to clim truck t e of i “"l;'.;g;‘.':qg.;:,";;,u; and | 335, *40 and *50 Suits Specially Purchased. vt Cleanliness Duplicate Patterns added from our stock PE BLESSéS AMERICAN. i¢fes A. Flaherty, K. of C. Head, 4’ TIs Received at Vatican. i ' for | | | I Your H ome i Today, you can walk in the Men’s Shop and buy these suits ‘“Rmn June w (A’\ —T] hn l’np!‘ to- Kl H Sal ; supreme. een-fieet vates Lo, | X 15, in pr ! 1013 12th St. N.W. Main 7886 Franklin 6935 o him J which the 2150 extended to all the memt the Knights of Columbus and their families. Mr. Flaherty received the congratu- | "z ons of his holiness after reporting | prog made by the Knights | n their work both in the | es and in Rome. The un.| include the establish- ntift rs of style and the standpoint of value. Tomorrow, the same famous Shel- ’ from stock at $35, $40 or $50, and feel satisfied from the viewpoint of I don style, tailoring, fabrics and patterns will be here; but the value il has gone skyrocketing; you save at least $6; even $21, if you're wise enough to be on hand first thing in the morning. ASSAILS MODERNISTS Lutheran Leader Says New Belief Is Irrational. Special Dispateh 1o The Star. BALTIMORE, June 30.—Declaring that the modernists are irrational in their beliefs, the Rev. Christian Keuhn both XEEPING WELL—An MR Tablet (a vegetable aperient) taken at night will keep you well, by toning and strengthening your dl- gestion and elimination- Every Suit is a New, This Season’s Pattern Every Suit is a Three-Piece Model Every Suit bears the “Sheldon” Label ---Every man knows what that means! n of ministers ict and the Mis souri H. devil is busily eng ¥ from the doctri voted a minimum | with free rent. to all | The increase ap- ries in this district red by a blnaket bud- R JUNIORS—Little NRs One-third the regular dose. Made of the same ingredients, then candy coated. For children ‘and adults. $0/.D BY YOUR DRUGQIST: l’(‘ophfi Drug Stores 1 \ | ! B | s brought out, home stations. 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