Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1925, Page 21

: THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D.* ., JULY 19, 1925—PART 1. ! ] S _——t— ; % 5 3 |jectea department of reliet and educa- WARDS OF MISSION 0 vime v ocn LONGWORTH WOULD 7222 . INQUIRY 1S BLOCKED ..o ™ s ame owmumep = e | Sl l. ‘t. I d. t Commands Panama District. fortunates in Hospital. Arrested tuberculars to be comperi atistics ITnaicate Rear Admiral N. E. Irwin, now in | LONDON, July 18 #®).—Queen Mary 3 3 e T | he District of Columbia issued command of the fifteenth naval dis- {aadea several devotees to her list of | Permanent Medical Service and ||l %0 .7q Jeuinst o return of theis ‘ - 18,000 more automobile tags in the trict, at Panagna, was assigned yeste PN S TR " Z 3% ) | disabilit fiscal ‘year fust raufien’ than: In'ths day to command the destroyer squad- admirers when she opened exten 1 Vocational Training Urged disability preceding 12 months, according to | rons of the scouting fleet. He will be on of the Salvation Arm Ma- | Main Street Gang Invited to| fzures ovtuned veseraay tom | Speaker of House Promises| «“:L“,‘i;‘?“ui‘;,f.(-i!:’;‘n“:“?lfi;,i;‘g‘.‘iiIIZ.'.?:{hi Alliance Books Refused Grand | (ermity Hospital in the Bast £nd of | IygConminres ORE SHIPMENTS GAIN. of licenses. | . 8 | submarine divisions of the battle fleet. | : - Sia e Be Guests for a Day at it number of es sou in | Harmony in Next Session | Cunt: Duy has been secommented ) Jury, Secretary Is Cited B s b e o s of bi anes S b o arly promotion to the rank of rear the past fiscal year S i American _ Veterans, & ese, he United Arlington Park. The number sold during n..:‘q,w.n' | With White House. | & S for Contempt. O Tt Gy e I Dot peet L nt here last night t In one ward were a number of un- | John W. Mahan, newly elected na £ de manganese led June was 98,400, e ; % T o . & is anization in behalf ¢ p 1 r 3 34 Coombs explained that the 1 i AR LR The unexpected, however, happened, | RIS organization e st vl 5 e PROBING WOMAN’S DEATH. The unexpecied, however, MATVSned: | diers of the World War. Outstan finea T dicate number of automobiles | BY the Associated’Press | g By the Associated Pr sire to see them o le s of Tapadl b G oviim gents on the or SINCINNATI, J eduction | g o ; ~HICAG 3 i The Queen we the bedside of Lzt 0f; lapsed. ) Gow : : o | [Brown, Grand Rapids, Mich., secre-|pu her kindly words of praise for |Ments and the remaining figure heid | enlarged ming opportunities | ship ne: must be obtalned se re investment of capital in Have Caused Fatality. | againsf ace value of > pre | due : f their | for it ; {ble " apniidEs S Avbraeni| > | tary of the National Alliance of Fur-|their bables "l:“‘,";,'",'e::’," e valyectitheieemint L due o to lo estimated, however, that |today by Representative Nicholas| NEW YORK, July 18 (#).—An au-| njture Manufacturers, today was cited | - — | . wdiats hervios 1 w2 4 7 2 > 500 Distriat | Longworth, Speaker of the House of |topsy has been ordered on the body | for contempt of court by Federal| Among the gifts during the war|Vetetans Bureau A s oy t tos G S ots, without |Representatives, in a speech before|of Mrs. George Ditchett, who died at| judge Adam C. Cliffe for refusal to|hy the Maharajah of Gawalior, who |after the Army Medical Corps. ine for the laree number of | the Blaine Club at its Coney Island |her home from a sudden acute ilinest| yresent certain papers of the associn Parls, o mbu- | ‘efiort” to have wounded en cars that pass through the outing. after eating a frankfurter at 1“,"“: tion before a grand ju investi ing ces E t of cars to k land | v L en vocational training. : streets of Washington each day. He also assured his audience that|Beach when she had-finished a swim.|the Government's charges of fllegil | and three months’ supply of cigarettes | ght against proposed absorption | g =5 the next ses ngress would be| Mrs. Ditchett, wife of a civil en-|rade activities in the industry. He|of al] Indian troops in France of the Veterans' Bureau in the pro —— {marked by “nothing but the friendli-|ineer, became ill two hours after|was sentenced to 30 days in the - - - GERMAN MERCHANT ort of co-operation between Con-|eating. She died yesterday. A phy-|county jail. Sentence was stayed ss and the White House.” siciat said ptomaine poisoning was| until July 25. | F the cause of death. Records of the association were FLEET GA'NS SLOW abol ax free securities by a con-| Two woman friends ate frankfur-|subpoenaed by the grand jury vester- | stitutional amendment, which, he said, jters at the same time as Mrs. Ditch-| day as a part of its inquiry intc |“4n the last two sessions has had com.[ett, but neither felt bad effects. price-reporting and cost-finding meth % | plete Republican backing and com. William Quatro, proprietor of the|ods of members in a score of States of | s : : pléte Dem . "opposition” He |frankfurter stand, was detained by|Brown refused to appear, contendin: cuilaren’s | Shortage of Tonnage Offset by Fact| I;T0 . 04 sing taxes on large |the police and all of his hot dogs were | that s of guilty July 10 by 8% wce and ( | : o ; b [ 4 F . i et A e i : : GINGER ire, members o That All Her Vessels Are e Dl wonis T elimet e Jremier Cabinet Co.. James Extra Dry 4 hool, the per s A axen to-a POIAE Whets tamblation o] s | town, N. Y., was fined $10,000 today o Practically New. fxeitale ot G S o] Instructors Shifted. P s ot b e e and Pale { ALE —_— Ible. It is also ealculated to benefit the | e “ol. Rinaldo R. Wood, U. . |dictment returned May | ultimate consumer by ‘“greatly stimu-| A ired, has been relieved from |, I-lnes“uu]'mrgulmx $433,000 hav Sanes sl % _{lating the employment of labor a at Columbia Military Academy, | Peen pald by some HAMBURG, June 29.—The growth |g504 wages and reduce prices by in-|Columbia, Tenn., and assigned tio|frms and individu: of German merchant fleet since the | creased competition.” duty in the city high schools, Mem- |™MaV. The other cases still are and | World War is reflected in the usual phis, Tenn. First Lieut. Farrin A I“‘l'\d_i"k' and the grand jury is push | Piilard, oth Infantry, at Fort Wil |ing another inquiry into practices in .“”'\:‘““‘ : ];m':'::,'::“h":,::‘:‘:”:“f“!,':\":,“ PORCELAIN COLLECTION [tiams, Me. has been detailed to|the furniture industry | duty a “olumbia Military Acad- - il 0\ maritime countries to their popu- | OF RUSSIA WORLD’S BESTE"];’.‘()}'- GsleiNr e e 5 Turkey is building many railroads. | i | OU-LL enjoy tl’le realiza the list Germany is near the bot e | | jr’ tom with 30 British register tons for | Special Museum Organized in Mos- [ TN /i tion of your expectations each 1,000 inhabitants, but gets some consolation out of its low standing | cow to Accommodate Keep in tOllCh with Home from the fact that what there is of % from the fact that what there i VeTuablc Objocts. Correspondence of the Associated Press. under- | some e e e o S | while you are away | | A icf;‘y e Stizcxkl et ) 5 inger e. Ins éd to |y E a result of ar settlements e - N " ansported ¢ e Suan MOSCOW, June 25.—Soviet Russia vevances | Ger’ obliged to make up ! Sses with new vessels. so that | claims to possess the finest collection ent of the present mer- |of Russian and west European porce- tty7” ; —and the best way to do : ' varies from that wonder- f ships less than : chant marine c s lain and ceramic objects in the world. | 7 that is ‘o fave The Star— Skl b = S e s a8 | A special museum recently was or / Z E = T- i { ful flavor Wl’ucl‘\ ]’1 i It never 1 ie | ganized in Moscow to accommodate / 7 Evening and Sunday—sent tainment it £ when the Ge thje vast collection, which is made up Al , the ri ate s re ted by only 3 | chiefly of private collections appro- to you regularly. It'll be a pie-eating cor t of the entire traflic of priated after the revolution from the 9, an interesting visitor every nationalized property of Russian o x . s Sor e B S - day—full of what has bee; . 1 11 i . s o The Danish statistics on propor agnates like Riaboushinsky, Oliv, y- wi a: n | Al {ull f : e s hr e e bt Mardrer. end | mere : : £ p—— ways o ep — BERLINILIKES IBIOGRARHY: |anats, onmase, meseys Nemwan s ot | B0t iy e ol going on in Washington. BSP =2 ts; England second with 402 tons | nearly 3,000 articles. B Reading The Star will kee; d 1“7 1 1 Tt of Dol bilGeman: At ind Denmark third with 289 tons. | To make the museum’s collection gl- bl B an a V8 genulne y e of Lincoln by German Author presentative of all\classes of porce- 2 you reliably ,and fully Well Bessived by HEAR RAD;(S ON BUS, |l ot mumfoent"SSamples > e : b gingery. Refreshing! made 1t famous. , German, Italian, 3 aF wiss porcelain were bro . 3 1 1 1 e s : e Do e 0 — Address changed as F \ invigoratin, ! s 7 8 Germans’ Miniature Sets Work on | splendid collection of Danish porce- often as necessary. f ; [ g g A B Nolsy Streets’ lain belonging to the Dowager Em ss Marie also was added incoln ier t ) y July 18 (#).—The Berlin i St A P Paid et Carl Coutis men who receny were | SEES STRIKE AVERTED. | Rates by Mail—Postage Paid E c o Intently to. volte — ‘ Payable in Advance had a miniature NEW YORK, July 18 (#).—Predict J . P Mrectivers | ing that an agreement will be reached Maryland and Virginia— by the anthracite If you want to make st Joub’y good—drop a bit of ice cream in the glass—it's great! Evening _an b Sunday Evening Sunda : g By the bottle or case at grocers and delicatessens. 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