Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 12

" THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, }cny PLANNING BODY |SEVEN D.C. MEN ARRESTED To 0RGAN|ZE MONDAY Liquor Charges Made in Seizure of Four Automobiles. BALTIMORE, Md., July 30.—Seven New Committee Will Meet in Of-| Washington men, arrested in A | automobiles on the Leonardtown pike fice of Maj. Brown t6 Map in Charles County By Prohibition Out Its Program. Major Hart and Thomas JULY R. | the Jatter at the Sehool for Bakers and erve, | Cooks at Fort Hamilton, N. ¥ Lieut. Roy D. G THURSDAY, templating a third marriage. In these |this city, and First ” “ROSE MARIE” STAR reports there fizures o well known ac |Priest, Quartermas amilton, N ho. is about to be df 51 : = | “Second Lieut rshal O. OBTAINS SECOND DIVORCE | s "heracif savs, howeter that her (4t RKiverdale, Md., have been ordered gtmaster Corg Quartermaster Corps Reser: theatrical career is of more immediate |to active duty in training, the first|city, has beer ed to sim concern to her than another husband. |named in the office of the judge advo- |at” the intermediate depot at Her first husband was Louis Bern.|cate general, War Depaftment, and!Royal, Va. [ helmer; whom she married in 1920 hree s late he. lh\'ul'('ed’ .lvlln and married Knopf. ' o she suddenly left the | Mare” on physicians’ | 12 l : | Permits Revoked; $455’438 VERD“; Motorists Get No | AGAINSTRAILROAD Merey of Fenning ter Corps R xnicios Mary Ellis, Rumor Says, Plans Third Marriage to Well Known Actor, Now a Benedict. four 1 By the Associated Press |(_ ‘ NEW YORK, July 30.—Mary Ellis, | ad give her voice a || who recently retired as prima donna. | f 1 @ @ EI\ «\"‘!eil"“,'m““h’:‘_‘ i B ertel used to release of “Rose Marle” because of vocal|fom 4 contract so that she can ac | trouble, has been divorced from Ed-|cept u s theatrical Tole instead | Commissioner Supplee. The cars |ward H. Knopf, her second husband. |of light ¢ 3 | were also brought to the city. | i voked by Traffic Director Eldridge for serious violations of the regu lations need expect uo mercy from mmissioner Fenning, es police and traffic’ affairs. The Commissione 1id today he has had many appeals for consid- | | | Agents ‘Richmond Court Decides Property Lease Case in Favor of Connection Co. eration from pereons whose s | mits to drive have been ta | from them. but in no case has he | T mended that they be restored. The | I propose to back the traffi Poto-| director to the limit when he re- Peters-| vokes permits fog violations,” the Inc.. | Commissioner declared. Wheeler, working out of the Wash- ington office, were brought to Bal- timore yesterday for hearing before who super- Gwe a Tolman Setting to Dinner TRY to imagine a Watteau or Corot land- scape without its background of sky. Then try to vision dinner without a snow white ie city planning committee of the National ~ Capital Park Commission |will hold its organization meeting | Monday afternoon in the offices of {the director of public buildings and {public parks {n the National Capitol. {Maj. Carey H. Brown, assistant direc jtor of the office and chairman of the {committee, said that at that time plans would be formulated for carrying on the work mapped out for it. {eral matters affecting the highw: i Motorists_ whose permits are i | Milton Metz, traveling alone, had| 11 8ranting of a decree 2 gallons of alleged whisky in h ;] month ago by Supreme Court Justice | 12 gallons were found in a car in|Churchill was revealed today. It be- | which Herbert Schroder and Charles | comes final in September, and Broad- | Tull were riding, “according to the | eX e that Miss Ellis is econ- !¢ agents. Clarence Davis and Samuel Hill were captured in an autoniobile | * Put in Training. t. Frederick P. Lee, Judge Advo- | e General's Department Reserve of | July 30 cksburg and and containing § decision, court put er ten the Rich Potomac BUS SERVICE STARTS. The two motor bus lines between |V ngton and Baltimore recently authorized by the Utilities Commis sions of Maryland and the District are in full operation today. The Washington Motor Coach Co. s and Carter Scott prevented today, but the blic by coun ms of the order {8ystem of the District of Columbia | also will be discussed, he said, but he was not’in a position at this time to say what these changes involved. Maj. Brown said that he had not vet talked with the citizens of nearby {Maryland and Virginia on the matter |of regional development. However, jhe is studylng the situation and it {Is probable that the representatives lons of alleged whisky. and gallons of suspected liquor were found in the coupe of Douglas Branch and Colin B. Pre agents said. of the three sections will hold a meet ing in the mear future to discu: plans for the entire metropolitan dis. trict. 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