Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 17

NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1925. They are grandmother and grand- father, and probably the youngest persons in the U d States who have grandchildren. Mrs. Lola Dixon, 30 years old, of Hagerstown, Md. (at left), has been a grand- mother since last Sunday, when a son arrived at the home of her 16- year-old daughter, Mrs. R. W. Mid- dlecamp of Shippensburg, Pa. Harry Dixon, the grandfather (above) is 35 years old. WASHINGTON FIREMEN AID IN FIGHTING ALEXANDRIA BLAZE. The Virginia city suffered its see- x L] ;. & SAILORS PROTECTING AMERICAN PROPERTY IN SHANGHAL The Janding foree from ships of th ond disastrous fire in four days vesterday, when the plant of the National Fruit Products Co. was destroyed. i “ 5 United States Asiatic fleet one of the principal streets of Shanghai. Considerable of the recent trouble in The loss is estimated at $125.000. Al the Alexandria fire-fighting apparatus and No. 3 Company from Wash- 5 P y has been caused by rioting Chinese students armed with makeshift weapons and stones inzton attempted 1o cave the plant. National Photo. k- World Ph “ = % THOSE WHITE HOUSE FURNISHINGS, T:!_u-\ were the subject of a % 2 W NAMES OF TALESMEN FOR THE SCOPES TRIAL. Justices of the peace of Rhea County. '_"","'""""" vesterday afternoon between R. T. H. Halsey of the Metro- ( NEWSPAPER MEN HOLDING SEMI-WEEKLY CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT. Correspondents whe iy eum. New York: Col. €. O_ Sherrill and newspape: en. M % o 4 Tenn.. tendering the names of prospective jurors for the “monkey to Tudge I 6 MiKobie. “Tha wrisl mr R ”‘;‘w e T Ll sl ) = are “covering™ White Court, the Summer White House at Swampscott. Mass.. talking with the Chief Fxeeu opens in Dayton, Tenn., tomorrow Wide World Photo the interior was - o s il oy attera o S et ty Sbe et L A Yo Rt Peeved as Paris § { ! —— | Jersey-Clad W oman Bath- ’ ’ 3 4 O \ha ; p \Frock Is Duplicated in — Bartlett Stresses Rise of| ers Must Also Wear o 83 m ) i . < AR f N. Y. Before She { Cruises on Mayflower to His- { { ) Race to Colored Postal ‘ Cloaks Week Ends. Returns. toric Points—Paul Pry’s Employes. e | SOUTHAMPTON At stipulated times sui wh from the aches in Exile Is Sealed. By b iated Pres NEW YORK, July 9.—Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt is perturbed because her exclusive Parisian frock was duplicat BY J. RUSSELL YOUNG ed and sold in New York before she Staff Co o returned nvention, today Assistant Post g 5 H. Bartlett to B 5 e & = 5 P 7 i 3 t i = liss | SCott u v . The Sta | SUMMER WHITE HOUS he property % vention at the Cleveland | th€ Propert and yellow o an into the | oot Bathing Eeach i All women bhat They kissed many times. Then Miss | With bathing st v ba with ‘anderbilt noticed that her friend’s out stockin t ees was identically the same as her | incluc wear a cape to an A % y ? own we between the hours of 1 T % 3 : 5 . } o . Her frock is the colored has made rapid trides in civilization, he said, adding thir make the world color and race is for you ourselves to positions that | mmand respect. Don't be self-con jous. Stand in the nobility and pride . ne.” ened durinz the rece One « jrmtee e { : g 3 : = £, K. Vanderbilt, ~Th me in |Gardner fort, named in honor of the e b S nal b { R S0 W O = il Paris ‘;m mine was the only one of son-in-law of the late Senator Lodze (s et i L & its kind who left his seat in the House of 000 Colored Workers. S e st inclose I : : G i Mre. Vanderbilt smiled and said it | Represantatives 1o join the colore ¥’ or 8 : 3 g . 4 couldn’t be helped Another fort the party will inspect There are 22,000 colored postal em-|hut naturally there are mc £ _ 3 : > While Miss Consuelo was buging | is Fort F. Andrews on Peddicks Ployes on the fotal pavroll of 350 000 | Southampton at these tinie gowns in Paris her er, Muriel. | Island off Pemberton Point at the nder the Post Office Department.| Some observers of shoppers in the g : 4 i {dressed in chaps. was riding bucking | south entrance to Boston Harbor. The Bartlett said. “You have 22.000 | village streets recently have noted{ Jercde T > : kl»ynnrn\ in the West. Consuelo and | president said he expects to be back nd there are 12000.000 colored peo- | bare legs with jeweled anklets and b 2 2 her mother returned to be present at|;i \White Court at 7 oclock tonight ple in the country vou are | garters with watches < 13 . o 2, . - €. ) Muriel's wedding at Newport, R. 1 Already Shows Benefit. it R S T s &% g - Micrlin: Bront ikt Trockls puesn.” é L : $ : : Miss Wills, American tennis July 27 to Frederick C. Church, jr PO it s omcson SRR that in You have a good job of Paterson, N. J. According to ac- ion, has forsaken her home in C. : . - a leiter color, he Is tanned by the and vou shouid want to keen vour job.| ALTERED AUTO TAG tual count, Martha has 2,290 freckles, BOY FISHERMAN ESTABLISHES A RECORD. Joseph P. White, 10- ornia 1o come FEast and meet wind and sun and the tenseness that Everybody connected with the Gov and she,was recently crowned’ queen years old, of Clearwater Beach, Fla., made this catch of tarpons in. one comers who covet her uile. on the { FORD DENIES GUILT appeared on his face during the watch < ent ix an official in some sense. in a competition in Paterso afternoon. The fish, from left to right, weigh 120 pounds, 101 pounds. 92 Forest Hills, L. I.. courts. at his father's bedside has disappeared “That is compensation in-itself. You I.ANDS TWO IN TO".S‘ Copyright by P. & A. Photos. { . poupds and Wide World Phot By United News Pictures and he walks with an elastic step. ST B YT 2 et he wus asked g he strolled down and try to higher positions. : | { Puritun road this morning, accom is be t 1 do that instead | Detect Spot Stolen Car at Auc- T 'Rl | panied by Col. S 15 and severa s _worki ainst v tion and Arrest Pair on A much, indeed,” was his reply 1 Campaign Is Disclaimed fu the postal service, Gov. Bartlett T | P AT sa ¢ i heft Charge | 3 .p(!“‘v A e AT o 2 = 1 At United States Veterans' Grand scenes from “The Flying by Auto Man. The President late vesterdav | SeO0 e atwnd tor Mny thine eTad: Pt g { “ Hospital, Mount Alto, 3650 Wis- Dutchman” ..... Wagner | ¥ @ VISt o the marine camp. He wer have th at to B N E S L M S il | Waltz, “Spirit of Flowers.’ | ; | = there to Paul Pry, the White sight and Headquarters —Detective consin avenue, by the United V. Blon By the Associated Press House Airedale, who, being a devil of Alligood’s equally acute memory re ! States Army Band, Willlam J 5 S NEW YORK. Juls 9--A denial of |@ d08 himself, was turned over to the Save mon d people will | gyltec & Aot i g e e Suite Espagnole, “La Feria ——— NE YORK, | == al of | 3 COf . i e to the tacs "thar Sobte will | sulted in"the arrest. vesterday after Stannard, captain, band leader; Lacome personal responsibility for an attack | boys for discipline. = e el : ‘ } | = 3 mand " position i the world. when | Joon L Peter, E Burg, giving his ad. | Spontaneous COMbBUSHON | | Louts 5. Yassel, warrant offcer. () 108 Tores {Never Told Any Policewomen on Tews ‘in'his paper is ‘made by | It would make o bhetier siors 3 dress as xteenth street, and P affidevit which he ha nty of money in bank Alfred “Richard Knowles of 1707 Q! 2 | assistant band leader; tonight at ) “Ta’ Reja."" Henry Ford in an affidavi 1l over the President. But the truth 3 Kno 707 v g : | has unsuccessfully sought to file in|all ov 1 ruth lett_vigorously criticized | sreet on charges of steating e Blamed for Destruction of | [ 7ociock la to Chastise Mashers, | oo e foet ouite againe: | 18 he showed himself completely in the iaw providing retirement for total | automobile of Marshall B. Shurry{ | i e e '1"_;' et i G i ana tha Dearborn Independent | different to the attentions of the ility after 15 vears' service, | Tuesday night | i | March, “The Tmperator, “The Star Spangle g aud; ‘the Des President, bein very disrespectful EoES il Giehal b e e focuses an el FTUIt Company Plant. Christia Judge Declares. by Herman Bemsleln, edifor ot the| [ OEEL JOE & ey e Messer's eyes focused o . 4 2 ot B L JewiahsTribune, ‘who- xecks,$200,00( dn’t send any hones o Par e e T By the Army*Music School, Lo Federal Judge Knox vesterday re ‘[‘,’,’,'\' bk «nvhp g & = ' raservation, Arkansa avenue, ist o “ asio = fused to ccept t affidavit or 1 o ',w ellow Paul on ; gave Selection, “Natoma....Langey Rt imsth o P et s trme _ The District Commissioners this | vacate an attachment which ties up g A gl Jaw. There should he some gradatior = X 2 Popular tonight at 7:30 o'clock: Capt. R. afternoon were presented with the $65000 Ford money on deposit in will probably stay with the marines 1 11d me grada d found that workmen are out of jobs as a e o Rna S vate G. Sherman, commandant: Wil- | problem of deciding whether police- New York hanks e 2d there ought to be an. annuity ; ta front | result of two Alexandria fires, the| (@) “If You Knew Susie. v ) - " 15 ot | “The . f this case, rather . - class Shurry's home the night before. | second being that late yesterday of the | st M el o e women would be justified in carrying |, The Jnerits of Lhis cse, T ter The F Assistant Postmaster i He s rvesved’ Burs, who hod put the | National B Products Co. plant, | (M “The Melody- That Made e s S RPD, | out literally a reported suggestion of 3 . oh orLthe | ; officer, conducting. engage the attention of th art o General declared he hoped to see the ' machine up for sale which was destroyed. | You Mine e .t Polle | Judge Hitt of the Police Court that |said the judge £ day when a half holiday every Satur Alligood's memory for names got | The Bryant Fertilizer plant was de. Characteristic, *The Black March, “The Navy Forever,” .| |, "0 = e B e i Mo et il B day would he grinted throughout the | inio action when Messer informed | stroved Tuesday night at a loss of| Man g s T Maurice ”"“‘:"f.'f_‘“b’ b MG L 8 e S RS e S AU Teaves Canadiat’ 8hip' “Without |} postal system. He aiso told the dele-|hjm that Burg had said that a man |$150,000. | Waltz, “A la Blen-Almee.” Overture, “Queen ‘of ' Autumn,” e BRI tion nor inspire it; had no participa- | 3 gates a plan for establishing a merit |named Knowles, employed with him | Spontaneous combustion was today % Ncbute g Plexs Mrs. Mina Van Winkle, lieutenant | tjon in the writing of it: did not direct Leave in Japan. system (o counterbalance the present|in s g at the rear of 1111 [sziven as the probable cause of the S % . " in charge of the Women's Bureau, put |its writing: it was not shown to me be- demerit system for carriers was being | Nineteenth street, had sold him the |second fire, while the first was said to Falmaslav “My Old I\entulr;k]\‘; _ Fox trot, “Cheatin’ on M“g;”!‘n +he ml’f{" upte.the Comm:sg,‘;;‘i;:!ture it \\‘gs printed; I did not see or| worked out in the department |car Having rvt‘ ""0 m].'_i'nv mdi.hu(; | have started from lightning. % Home' P ld albey LA e in a letter advising them that _,udgelan_pmve it, or know it was to be ("h mw“ crew & he ‘-I[nzn.yv:;n Pa ot ame some months ago, Alligood and | Injuries All Slight. one poem, “Prelude,’ uet for trumpet, “Sho Hitt had told several of her sub. ! Printed; and I had nothing whatever | cific 0% steamer Jmpress of Messer hied themselves 1o the garage | o i : i Rachmaninoft Sweet”. .T. V. Short ordinates that the slapping weéthed|lo do With its printing, publication |Russia. left he ship without leave WHEELER AGAIN HEADS |and tock Knowles into u.smgl\ ; }11". m”:_s lt‘;‘nn‘:g‘e:ll "d‘;‘:fe -u“‘l::rfln:g":g ““The Star Spangld Banner.” (Played by Warrant Officer was known to be effective. A copy of | and circulation.” here today. The company is negc Ailiyood found)~ K niowles, *4ll ‘right, | oore “thah ‘2D, Sl Juive retusnenito Thomas F. Darcy and the letter also was sent fo Acting| Judge Knox, saying that he did not |tiating for a Japanese crew to re- e Kenneth Herbert). Superintendent _of Poli ‘harles | Wish to cast aspersion upon the affi-| place the Chinese = > h n sundr bruises. E perintenden olice Charles 3 i | = — LAW LIBRARIES BODY | * e WS e Bl “p.w}h:n)lnfi"d\\:‘;i LA ot At Sylvan Theater, Monument smerican fantasia, “Gems of Evans for his information. |davit, noted ‘that it was the state-| o i of uAslE trom. Fak - inst both. Knowles, accord- | of hose 8! Y Y Grounds, tonight at 7:30 o'clock, ‘Stephen Foster” . “Tobani 3 I ment of an ex-parte litigant | The Empress of Russiii“from Van i e Y o the ‘véot dna by the United States Marine qrand selection. “Mefistofele,” Policewoman Asked Advice. In another affildavit Willlam J. Cam. | Couver, British columbla, was sched TR Weakk'. Jalv 9.3 serving 18 months of a six-year sen-| Blaz "fi _ragr(;\en; of . ve"flo . Band, Willlam H. Santelmann, 2 Boito In the letter, it is understood, Mrs. |eron, editor of the Dearborn Independ. | llled ‘;’ "'k“‘ o ‘?|- '\'l‘ 8 RESIEng s St A cu Yy SUMME'| {ence at Leavenworth for automobile ashes showered the city in ‘many leader; Taylor Branson, second @) MA¥urka Riu‘s's e, La; Van Winkle 'explained that ~after | ent, took responsibility for publica-| hal, Hongkong and Manila. "he ac Y. Wheeler of Salem, Mass., was re. ‘“,m\lu,\, l\\\,‘.‘") placed in J‘.:\ h‘prp plal-“x':nk b oE ok sasiniy s leader. Czarine’ v.....Ganne Judge Hitt had dismissed a so-called |tion of the articies znh lsfllm Counsel :?.:":(:l' \\(“'h rlhe :lr:k};. l’"t“h“n‘p:@ ;:;h cted presid st night o on that charge he went on a ten-day | Arms g ' " ; = ¥ “firting” . Dolloew: o B e Skt the: ahcisio e of Chi e o D o e Punger Birlkar It nonvipted of . the|user ‘o (e Natitnal® FYult: Profimts March, “Under Freedom's (b) “Serenade” ...Moszkowskl O | L ea s triet of the libel. sults aftor|men. on British and ofher forelgn American Assoc nof 1 Libraries | hunger stikesZAt) panvipted; e sl Ehyy HOETIRE the POILSHs. 86 Flag” . Vovowiesks Excerpts from the musical farce to the judge’s chambers to consult him | sured a tr efforts by Ford to deprive | vessels. B e L e L I fs ot Wt worth $135 000 N AR Overture, “Poet and Peasant,” “High Jinks". .. Friml STGUE gy nasniE s st ntiony s i ONga edee o RaRta Y SORL {0 depriye Sl Ly % meeting here in conjunction with the j out Ya i e ddition 0o | fully ‘Insured. “The company” i} ‘re- Suppe Waltz, “Brise des Nuits,” (nmmis!lo}nersd\\er‘ informed that the | Nr.milsnl:]o his day in court by every | 3 Amarican - Libuaey | -Assosiationt Lot i, Shaverig TRl S S i a3’ but - not: mnediRiely; | Two movements from “Bal Cos- Lamonthe Judge ‘indicated: his approval of | the|concatvable :technicality. Reserve Officers Named. ferenge ; answering for the new char e el e | it oo Pochette Na: @)'t6x ‘trot. ¢ “Hbmest. and physical chastisement method — — e 7 “Other officers chosen Include Lucille —_ I it B AR e e ta | politaine, (b) “Toreador et Truly” . JOdge it (Al & Star represaniative ) Will Make Wage Survey. s b el Dolumila Vernon, New York, secretary and Sergt. Wyatt Retired. i g g Bl i e e ot D iotras Rublastein (6 MATel, < Stormiand, HBnn: today that he said nothing about slap- | b 1s been commissioned by the treasurer, and Andrew H. Meete, i aterialatam el | Pr iy gl o A rinebing ping anvbody. When policewomen | The Bureau of Efficiency announc 4 tment a second lieutenant RBaltimore; John T. Fitzpatrick, New | Master Sergt. Thomas B. Wyatt, |neW building to handle this crop. fantabias o, ReNiplibast Finale, “The Stas Spangled asked him what they should do if ap-|last night that it planned to m: 1 Z ‘rancis R. Deland. York. and Anna M. Ryan. Buffalo.(3d Cavalry, at Fort Myer, Va.. hax —— et Princioal. Misician Emil Rada. Batios " proached on the street, he said he ad-| survey of ‘he comparative wages in |3 _street, a_second lieu- N. Y.. members of the executive com- | heen placed on the retired list of the The less work a man has to do the vised them to find out at the Women's' the Government and in outside in-[tenant of Engineers, both in the OM- mittee, Army on account of age. miore he tires other people. Burean. dustry. rs’ Reserve Corps of the Army. th v et the treatment ability, he sald. can only do so | jjcense of an_automobile about, to | much werk and eventually they are|pe auctioned on Pennsylvank avenue driven 1 the Government Olal] vesterday and noted that a number | Special Dispatch to The Star. ‘ disability "here is no sense to such a, on the fag 2 ipered with. | EXANDRIA. Va.. July 8. Sev-| KO Japan, July 9 (P).—The Associated Press police, was paroled after |to the flames and destroyed. which is holding its twentieth annual