Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1925, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THEY fore PLAN TO MAKE COUNTRY s who are holding a seri AS DRY AS A PIECE OF of conferences in Washington wets. Left to right, in foreground: Roy Hay Assistant and James E. Jou ot to Mr. Hayr ——u e e HARDT I reorgan Secretary of BALLOT RECOUNT IN PROGRESS AT SENATE OFFICE BUILDING. has resulted in more or le: WA Authorities Watch Zeigler, lil.. Situation as Some Return to Places. I extra work around the Senate Office Building | Mrs. Eleanor T. Franz's Will Is Bank of hington and George Fran | eanor T. Franz. today filed a petition and M anore 0. . Lamond making a recount of the ballots of the Iowa contest. RRAN'I'S F[]R 2 | WOMAN LEAVES $150,000. % J | Filed for Probate. |N M'NERS Rlfl‘l" @ Geoze ¥ Williams, e: ecutors of the estate of Mrs. E for the probate her will. Mrs Franz left an estate valued in excess of $150,000 and is survived by two children, Mre. Elizabeth Hollidze Included in the e sremises o reet. north. { { % and Seventh street honds Tat $110.000 & « nd At Brandenburg 3R, 11 Dorris m against Sheriff from today with 5 part its in a miners last week. The war yants charge conspiracy. Franklin County authorities also prepared Yo watch efforts of some miners to re turn to work following efforts made by dissatisfied ele s to keep them away from the m Precautio measures were hecause of fear that the trouble m spread to other mines in the n Sheriff Dorris, however, denled intended to request military aid M: m returned to work Monday, but scores etly re pulsed vester with itement that “there will be n toda Guns were there follov strike ¢ of the America, who aistrict officers The fight resulted i ing of one man an others. It mhouting of t U. S. POSITIONS OPEN. Civil Service Examinations for Va- August 19 and Henry Benton, warrants riot of deputies here FINDER RETU.RNS JEWELS | DROPPED FROM CAR STEP Bag Containing Valuable Gems Given to Owner as Police Comb City. A bag of jewels valued at dropped the running the automobile of Dr. Albert B: 2324 Ashmead place, drove Massachusetts New Jersey avenue and G street was returned to him later from bo; were the a as on avenue at but was o an un identifiel man after police had insti tuted a search “red | haired with a who was repot 10 have to} | have picked up the find, | | palice reported. The man who returned the said 10 be an emplove Pension Office. but his identity was a_mystery late this afterngon Dr. B id the handbag, which had been placed between the hood of the machine and the front der BORELLY COMET RETURNS | Nice Obse Visitor CAMBRID ). —The |tory vesterday | cable from the Bureau of Ast leal Telegrams at Copenhagen nouncing the rediscovery on 14 by Dr. A. Schaumasse of Observatory, France, of the comet, first discovered in Marseille. The comet, which has a period of approximately seven years and is of | | the seventh magnitude. Was last redis covered by Fayet at Nice in 1918 DIVES FOR PRISONER. unauthorized v local officials Wo of 1 sub. riot ound by owing the he fatal w by United Mine city-wide for hat been b et man straw 1 ed seeq precious he word “scab. jewels of the still | cancies Announced ice Commission toda ann sen ¢ examing tion wing posi Flat-bed 1 stor (ledger partmental C., at $1 Junior metailur renal, Philadelphia $2.040 a year Station $1.560 @ Lrarian at Bureau throughot Assoclate (agricultural history) assoclate agricultur finance) at $3.000 : Agricultural F of Agricultu ton, D. C., or Chief socia worker (psy chiatric), Veterans' Bureau, Washing- ton, D. C.. at $3.000 a year. Under scientific helper, experiment gtation of the Bureau of Mines, Pitts burgh, Pa., and the chemical labora of the Bureau of Internal Reve N. Y.. at $1.140 a vear tory Sights Celestial 1918. kel chine oper ind Last Seen in 500 Mass Harvard Obs announced rece o \uzu the Nice Borelly 1889 estublishments States, cultural i t $3,000 a year 1 economist (farm yvear, Bureau of onomics, Department duty in Washing: in the field | ervice | Former Marine Aids Alexandria Poliee in Arrest of 3 Brothers. Special Dispatch fo The Star. amination is also to fill ALEXANDRIA, Va., August 13— cancies in the District of Columbia, |BY diving under wharf vesferda at an entrance salary of $1,140 a year. | les Stewart, former United I'nder laboratory mechanic, Divi. | States marine, captured Albert Poss. slon of Mechanical Technology Poss and his two brothers, Charles tional Museum, Washington, D, and Henry were fined $50 and costs $1.140 a_vear h on charges of resisting arrest Second-class steam-electric les and Henry were additionally man, departmental service, at $10 and costs each on charges a vear, and Indian service, at being drunk. to $1.320 a year. with quarters, The brothers had and light free of cost | struggle . with Police apt. W. V Full information and application |Campbell and Sergt. Henry Tavlor blanks may be obtained at the office land were missing when Albert was of the Civil Service Commission, 1 located under the wharf and made a F street. prisoner by Stewart, at engine. 1,320 1,140 | of escaped after the | was found D. (., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1925. ACK. Leaders of the Na the battle lines Treasury Lincoln TRY Bra THIS ONE FOR A THRII Iway, working up an appe out of life, iz Note that Johnn; CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHT! which ran amuck Sunday and inju that they had to be killed. the Harvard street entrance. he Brookhart-Steck senato T sht this Summer. Copyr e workers are SIGNING THE DEBT AGREEMENT AT THE BELGIAN EMBASSY LAST NIGHT. mier of Belgium: Senator Reed Smoot. bassador; E. Franqui. F. Cattier. Standin; e for his luncheon and g Reynolds, 30 stories above little Johony h his chair. it by . & A. Photos “s hands do not t Fopyri ER. Zoo, dly Black swan at the local red two scarlet flamingos <o | The attack took place in the pond ne: National P} Baron Terlinder and F. G. Blair. legal adviser to the Belgian debt commission. POLICE DOUBT TALE OF KANE MURDER Florida Once Home of Last Mammoth; UNHOLY CONSPIRACY Man His Neighlmr. Fossil Finds Show Bones d tion of the joint expedi- Institution the towns indicat Americ covered by a Smithsonian and Amherst College near of Melbourne and Vero. Fla that prehistoric men lived in the same time as did the mam sths, and that those now extinet hunts survived in the South 10,000 50,000 vears later parts of the continent was tentatively announced by Dr. J. W. Gidley of the Smithsonian Insti- tution on his return here yesterday Dr. Gidley in co-operation with Prof. . Loomis of Amherst directed the excavation which vealed crushed { human skull ow heads, Self-Styled Slayer of New York Show Girl Demented, Alien- ist Thinks. By the Associated P PHILADELPHIA, Th McAvoy late yesterday Philadelphia of Miss Florence Kane N.X M 29, las who committed the cr detecti ud last Wie man for 1 York August 19— | (¢ York, who nimself up to the the murdere n Brooklyn This police as ne, a N bt aft than two hou ctive, together phia detectives and -an ho questioned McAvoy, de. itally unbalar seryation in \ prehistoric animal remains. Simi deposits were found in three dif- nt places near ing that the remains ide extent of count & more recent accumulation said, appe b mammoth and human z with the ound fragments of pottery, while in body Miss sand below the elephant layer | 3 discovered the teeth of horses, | are he was furthe McAv very hood pe bove where the o than they did in | 10 feet | in close association | Melhourne and at | In | ones were | ind saber tooth tigers. typical camels the pleistocene period of These 000 s ago. een 10. ent_than et Te discoveries are and 15,000 years more the deposits of elephant bones found in Indiana a few weeks ago. hey Wlso found associated with the mam mouth snd human bones remains of an extinet prehistoric animal, the chlamytherium, a_heavy bodied short legged animal which had teeth like a sloth and was armored with les somewhat like an armadillo. The remains will be divided between the Smithsonian Institution and Am herst College. In additio | istocene rems to the undoubted ns the party discovered | cient shell mounds of about 30 skuls, one of them painted with | black lines and figures. These skulls are of uncertain |~ The human | the elephant bones were evident not artificial burials. Dr. Gidley by lieves that it will be possible to make a reconstruction of the crushed skulls. ple- ns found with Filipino Gets Commission. Jesus Airan of the Philippine | who w graduated at the| tates Military Academy last | < been appointed by the War | nd lieutenant in the | and assigned to the He is now in Iphia on leave of absence and 1 for the Philippines early ct Cadet Islands United Montreal Fur Workers Reject Offer From Communists. MONTREAL 19 (®).—Mor- Kaufrmaan, general president of the ter Fur Union, who is in Montreal in connection with the strike of local fur said yesterday that the strike committee refused an offer of financial as- First Lieut. Wade D. Killen, 12(h | Sistance from New York Communists. Infantry, at Fort Washington, Md.,| He said the strike committee in has been transferred to the Panama' Montreal will not be dictated to by Canal Zone for duty, Communists, August ations Workers" workers, Ordered to Canal Zore. | haa 'UNION SPURNS RED CASH. | | Free State Probers Would Cut i | Number by 5.000. | DUBLIN, August 19 (#).—The re | port of the government commission ywhich has been investigating the re- {ail liquor traffic recommends aboli- tion of more than 5,000 of the 13,000 public houses in the Free State, com. pensation to be levied from the re- mainder. Further restrictions are proposed. in hours also Building of real boats Is part of a course of a school in Rhode Island. Y | disregarding an order by Sheriff John DECIDING ABOLU ference with President Coolid, lon after the conference came bassy TWO OF THEM FAII tine girl who made a r girl. who was forced to give up he who is training for the long swim. D TO SWI { soldiers durin THE BELGIAN DEBT MAT nt attempt to eross the rough water. Senator Id Coolidge home, Ply ington and the debt agr. Secretary @ con- Mel Smoot and Mellon holdi outh. Vi. Senator Smoot and Secreta cment was signed last night at the B. M THE GLISH CHANNEL. At left. Miss Lillian Harrison, the . Miss Gertrude Ederle. oal. In center, Helmi, Argen Ame Egyptia & Horbert FLORDANS WANT OFFIGERS OUSTED e Charge Sheriff and Deputies Favor Collier at Expense of Other Citizens. the th i r attempt when 6 miles from her ¥ CIVIL WAR NURSE DIES. Mrs. Jane E. Smithson’s Funeral Will Be Held Tomorrow. Mrs. Jane E Francis M. Smit S n. widow nd for man residen the residence Ct t er d Mrs oksey street mithson 1 ser Funer o ) Centent Left to right: George Theunis, financier and former pre- Secretary of State Kellogg, Secretary of the Treasury Meilon, Baron de Cartier de Marchienne, Belgian Am- Richard Olney of Boston, Edward N. Hurley, Secretary of Commerce Hoover, Garrard Winston, Copyrizht by Miller Service. PLEA FREES MINERS | Oklahoma Court Grants Writ to | Three Arrested for Prayerful Picketing. By the Associated Press | OKLAIOMA CITY, Okla.. August| 19.—Criminal Court of Appeals terday granted the habeas corpus| petitions of four union coal miners of IHenryetta district, which charged |Gov. Trapp and others with entering lan “unholy conspir to violate the |state constitution prohibiting | i,.nx;enng. ! The men, George Skeith, Joe Ber keley, James Jordan and A. R. Young- | ‘hhmd, were arrested week for | ves @ by last {Russell of Okmulgee County pro-| | hibiting union miners from holding | religious meetings in the vicinity of | mines operated by non-union men. | | “The facts ‘alleged in this petition | seek to show that the acting governor |and Okmulgee County officials seek to place themselves above the law, so| surely an emergency does exist,” said | Justice Thomas H. Doyle in over-| |ruling a motion of H. A."N. Boatman, |{Okmulgee County attorney, to dismiss the miners’' petition Gov. Trapp, who w the “acting governor | unexpired term of J. was removed from office. referred to is filling th . Walton, who | Resignation Accepted. The President has accepted the resignation of First Lieut. Smith R. Webb, United States Infantry, to take effect August 38, urvived Cooksey < adver alee will a petitic be ousf due to Col v with the officel 1 that pre the band stand, Navy Y 7 p.m., by the United States Band, Lieut. Charles Benter director. marche At 3 \zungsmarche. Halversen Immokalec ion thi commissioners twice to build it old public loca by act let of the ne al- rglades. The approvec nd the contr: along the road existing on a | most straight south of Everglades But when the work was begun the line was chi d from due south of Immokalee to a line running easterly Work was don that line for distance of 3 Synopsis sounded Soldier’s Far Boy. 1ail turn. _“Home. too. Taps. Two S (b * Valse, embly well B Columbia Sweet Home."” Finale i “olonial folly on the On the Grainger hore. Beauti Rhine, 3 Keler-Bela “The Ghost Grossmann miles. Czardas from the opera Benefit of the Ma Fantasia, for Collier. Adolph sion whi stat Tuiry east of the the board at Collier h retui prove bt Humoresque. “The Only o are Band Could Play Was Syne’ " Nocturne Tu *Auld La Hayes The Monastery Bells efebure-Wely k Friml led Banner Ir Excerpts from o “The r K At United States Capitol. pan., by the United States M and, William H. Santelmann, lead er: Taylor Branson, second leader conducting. March, “Flag of Victory”.Von Blon Overture symphonic, “Mysora Wetige Gottschalk irand fanta L Mayeur-Deilini nk Wiblitzhauser Selections from the ballet, “‘Excel- ....Marenco Nos. 1 and 3, Moszkowski Mefistofele,” Boito “The' Star Spangled Banner erlying cause of the dissatis s suid 10 be the apprehensior part of cattle men ti il 1 ceeds in most of M Islund and maintaini | his lines with armed deputy sheriffs will undertake to fence th < near Immokalee, where some 3,000 head of cattle are pastured on the Collier “Pasquinade” xophone Daughter Inherits Estate Chief McCoy yesterday mitted to probate the will of Van Rensselier, who died August leaving his entire estate. valted at | $163,000, to his daughter, KRlizabetl Van Rensselaer Fraser Mys. Fraser and Harry V. Haynes are named as executors. The e comprises real | estate in Washington valued at $70. | 000, land in West Virginia worth | $40,000 and personal property of $53 000, Attorney Henry W. Sohon ap pears for the executors. opus 12... . Grand scenes from ‘omorrow. By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band, bandstand, beginning at 5:45 o'clock; John S. M. Zin mermann, bandmaster; Emil Fenstad, assistant leader. March, “King Broadw 4 Wardwell Tell,” Rossini “Dwellers of ....... Sousa Overture, ““William Suite characteristic, the Western World 1. White man. 2. Red man 3. Black man. Grand selection from opera. son and Delilah’ Saint-Saens oddity, rocrastination Rag" o Cobb Valsette, “On the n Friml ate City Weldon ar Spangled Banner.” Wife Charges Desertion. Limited divorce and alimony Mary Confrey rank J ey on charge elty and desertion. They w married at New Haven, Conn.. an have two children, whose scustody the mother seeks. Attorney John J O'Brien appears for the wife. Army Sergeant Retired. Max Dohl A 2 gzewood Arsenal, Md., has on the retired list of the on account of age. Biue La Finale, “The Settlements in Southern Manchuria | ¢ that never have had a telephone are to be e given service. Army