Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 24

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McCormick, who recently decided the trial in favor of the Government, granted the motion |of the Doheny Co. for an appeal, fix- | ing appeal bonds at $380,000, while the | Government filed a petition for a cross | appe: order of the trial court all rec- ords of the case were ordered to the appeas rt. The Government's main objection in the petition for, cross appeal cen- tered on the order of the court that the Doheny interests “should be paid and allowed credits for money which they have actually expended in the construction of storage facilities for crude oil products at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, der the alleged @ T of April December, 1922 The order was branded by the Gov- ernment as “erroneous and unjust.” | The Doheny doc ts charged the trial court with CHARGES REORGANIZERS RUINED MOVIE COMPANY | Made Unfair Contracts and Tried to Get Excessive Bonuses, Selznick Declares. ated Press. W YO y 16.—In an affi- davit filed in Federal Court yester- day Louis J. Selznigk, former presi |dent of the bankrupt Selznick Cor- poration of Delaware, motion picture distributing company bers of the 1 mmittee pany in 1 ment and di asse with gr mismanage- ipation ©of the com: 1 company became in trouble in 19: 23, the co! anized as the Selznic Corporation. It November, 1824. lznick charged that members committee formed the Stand- tributing failed with the bankrupt com- jeny, unfalr to the bankrupt and or their own private gain. He also said that th attempted to themselves excessive bonuses. vote SWIMMERS GET MEDALS. Woodward School Awards Prizes to 32 Students. D. A. Dollarhide, in charge of the Woodward School, announced today swimming buttons have been awarded, der the auspice: t the s Christian Asse ho have been ta at the Woor Mvard The first buttons were awarded to those who learned to swim the length those who learned to swim lengths, one on their backs, three arded by ector. First Lawrence Purnell, ¥, George Biggs, Chester Lioyd Rhoden, William Moss, s Griesemer, Richard Ra Law cent Tilton, C Keeter, George Myers, 3 Arnold Loveday, John Irving, Law- hott, Sam Guill, i, Edward Anderson and ley Rust. First and second button Daniel Moore, James Johnson, Otis Johnson, Hunter Johnson, S Dowrick, Howell Nash, John Wignall, ynch, ROME, July 16 (#).—The-Pope for the first time delivered a short ad- dress in English while receiving yes- terday a party of 90 pilgrims fram Detroit and Chicago, who were con- ducted by Father Claude Mindorff of Cincinnat, Ohio. The pontiff made his speech in an undertone to Min- dorff, who repeated his words to the L I _ M0vIS Talcum 1" un F you would be admired and envied; if you would look cool, serene'and charming even in the most torrid midsummer weather, use Vivaudou Mavis Talcum Powder regularly and freely. It is made only of Italian talc, the finest and smoothest in the world; it adheres perfectly, 28 gives the skin the delicate texture and radiant < bloom of youth, and surrounds you with the al- luring fragrance of Vivaudou Mavis. . VIVAUDOU MAO(S ) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925. Man, Thrice Ousted, Finally Admitted As Alien to U. S. Made Three Trips Across Atlantic as ‘Brig Guest’ Before Entry. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, July 16.—After three round trips across the Atlantic as a “brig guest,” Daniel Dushansky, “man without a_count was admitted to he United States last night by Island immigration authorities. ambition to reach Russia, was thwarted. Dushansky stowed away aboard the White Star liner Adriatic here last April, hoping to reach Moscow. At Liverpool he was jailed while his status was investigated. Unable to prove himself an Englishman, he was shipped back to America At Ellis Island he couldn’t prove he was an American and he was re- jected and sent k to Liverpool His however, There again he was sent back to the United States, where again Ellis Is land authorities sent him back_to England Dushansky arrived night in the “brig" of the Red St iner Pitts- burgh. Immigration officials gave up trying to solve the puzzle of his na tionality and admitted him. GARROTING HOUR SET. Cuban Wife-Slayer to Die by Old Method Tomorrow. d wife T , has n s o'clock tomorrow morn: ing in the Pinar del Rio Jail. Strenuous efforts to save the con- demned man have failed, and yester: lay the garrotte and the two convicts who will py m the execution were moved to the g More than 3,000 workers have gone on strike in Havana in protest against the execution which assumed control of the com- | na Corporation and made | of the pool, and second buttons to | and to | ke a perfect dive. 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