Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1925, Page 10

10 NODELAY IS SEEN INSCHOOL BUILDING Policeman Arrests Father, Beats Him \For Whipping Wife By the Associated Press ~—Policeman THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1925. The more definitely fixed boun- daries are expected also to aid in en- forcing prohibition under the new system, in which there are to be 22 prohibition administrators for the 22 Federal judicial districts. “It seems,” a department announce- ment said, “that the matter of ascer- taining and locating on the land, and especially the water, these jurisdic- tional lines has never been pursued U. S. JUDICIAL DISTRICTS TO BE MADE PLAINER Department of Justice Seeks Elim- ination of Difficulties of Attorneys Over Disputed Authority. particular district must be proceeded against in that district. And as such seizures are, in the natural coarse of law enforcement, becoming more frequent and extensive, an accurate and final determination of the judicial boundary lines will be of material assistance to Federal authorities.” Vera Cruz Teachers Strike. NASH GIVES $250,000 TO SPREAD GOLDEN RULE Cincinnati Man to Found Clubs in Turkey to Promote Knowledge of Christians. fixing short working hours, has given $250,000 to spread the doctrine of the golden rule in Turkey Dr. John pastor of Avon tist Church in Cincinnati, here today on the way to Turkey in behalf of Mr. Nash. Dr. Aschan will organize six clubs in principal citles of Turkey, which will be known as Turkish-American clubs former four Tur clubs, which will b least three years While in Convention Visit BALTIMORE Stop at the Mcunt Royal Hotel Mt. Royal and Calvert Sts. Baltimore, Md. and wili operate in much the same manner as the Y. M. C. A. The fun- damental purpose of the clubs is to VERA CRUZ, Mexico, July 22 ().—| By the Associated Press. All the schools here ‘are closed on| 'NEW YORK, July 22—Arthar have these district boundary lines ac- ount of a strike called by the S G . curately determined, because the | teachers who are demanding payment | N28h of Cincinnati, who won the Sou- [ ;mote the doctrine of the golden judicial code provides that property |of more than five months’ salaries due | briquet “Golden Rule” Nash by pav-|rule and a better knowledge of Chris- | selzures made within the limits of a ' them. ing his employes generous wages and | tianity and Christi Lectures will Sharp delineation of the 22 Federal judicial districts is belng made by the Department of Justice with a view to eliminating the difficulties sometimes met when attorneys have disputed Jurisdictional authority. fully. esterday ar- “It has now become important to Patrick, and hing when his mother James rested gave him a sound th he found him beatin at_their home in the Bast Side. For 15 years, with invariable monotony, the elder Monoghan has beat his wife, Patrolman Mono- ghan told Justice Delagi, in the Yorkville Court, when the father was igned. g Mongghan was held under $5,000 bail for examination on the charge of assault. Four Projects to Be Com- pleted by September, 1926, Is Belief of Architect. The Hub Seventh and D The Hub Seventh and D Final Days of the July Clearance At The Hub—Prices Have Tumbled—Credit Is Yours! Although it for the ( Closed Saturdays July and August missioner Soper Goes to Duke. CHIGAGO, July 22 (#).—Professor Edmund T ‘her of religious n history at ern University, n ad | nas pted appointment as head of t the contract training ctures would not hool of d in time to be of Durham, he school year end-| N\ t June, Mr. Harris pointed out. ur buildings which the city le until December Awnings Made to Order and Repaired— Papering aud painting at exceptionally reasonable prices—No_inconvenience or dirf Quring work and no delays. 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