Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1925, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.. FRIDAY, AUGUST MAYBE THEY WILL WIN SOME PENNANTS. Connie Mack ; WHEN MISS WILLS DEFEATED MRS, BUNDY. erican cham- SURGEONS AT WORK IN CAPITOL GROUNDS. Two or three of the TRYING TO LENGTHEN LIFE OF OLD DOLLAR BILL. W. L. Bick manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, and Barney Dreyfuss. president of pion. as seen through the net at Forest Hill ) This photo- 2 ing. paper expert of the Bureau of Standards, making experiments tending the Pittshurgh Pirate ing over plans for the world series games. graph was snapped when Mrs. May Sutton Bu ¢ a champion, went & toward making paper money more durable. Thi< particular experiment They figure on the 1923 being a Pennsylvania affair — hetween Phila- down to defeat bLefore the younger girl from California. so the work was taken up erday. The photograph shows the tree ex- tests the various grades of paper by passing them over high-speed rollers delphia and Pittshu Copyright by P. & A. Photos o, « perts at work on a cavity in one of the elms g « A. Phot prize trees around the Caitol have been in need of surgical attention, WITH THE DISTRICT GUARDSMEN IN CAMP AT VIRGINIA BEACH. Sergt. John. Schricker (center), | “"{‘l"'l II"“h‘;kf;}"’fn‘l;"[‘mt"“l*‘”“ ;"‘f"({lffi‘ "‘i'{:m':’,“":""m‘i""" thas 'I',"\‘\"‘ ( BIG GAS TANKS TO BE USED ON NEW TRANSATLANTIC AIRPLANES. French aviaters. M. Corol holder of the « viched marksman medal, and member of the Guard rifle team, instructing recruits of | agreed to live apart. a cort of “friendly separations” accordi §{ M. Tarascon (left and right in photo).-are planninz a non-stop flight from Paris to New York. Th Company C in the vse of small arms, mutual friends. y Acme Photos. { gasoline tanks will be installed in their planes. & ATTENPTTONAL PANAVERCANSN | [z e FEWER STOPS SIGNS REALTOR IS LD ) ALFONSOREPORTED HELD THREATENED gl g (F o9 ..h | ARENOWPROPOSED. IN POISONING CASE Strict Censorship in Spain Is Aloof Attitude of Latin| NYSE & i ( % ; - Wl | Moller May Cut Out Many in Preventing Accurate Ad- American Nations Is De- | ety i i ; : Tl 21 Downtown District, vice on Situation. clared Cause. : ; : Alleged Testimony of Bribe Offer and Confession Lead to Action. WILLIAMS The challenge ismto Pan-Amer problem in the Uy policy in L Ame il Blukesle Clar w by is the clos sessior indet n, of Latin Americanisn ssassinate Kin S0 at Santar b tion has s well n interses city 1 t s o upon the ide: v Ssturd American republics Recentiy there cen othe which do_ nc { States and ai % Moller American republics south of the Rio : \ g - : 4 ¥ % GiERE RS § a : Grande into a group with ¥ % _ E . 2 : i stated t A ! s 1 " Short mitted ot. S thi United States ; - By g g 2 would disct m i A fveeen e and Barcelona. ¢ rembership of 18 of the : ) ; 4 ’ s ] A the city Monday plosive was discovered King's train arrived remgyed. Several an republics in the Li > ; ’ ; 3 S E / : S L Gobel. a brother. is heis Nations. They have been miven promi- 1 % ; / s e Py a0, nent positions, and most of them are) 3 o & N ¢ " Placed on the list to. be taade boule |While W. S. Henley, who w « enthuslecticenpportensoiutio lsigne ¢ ; v 5 i : ards several weeks ago, there was no | §1.0.000 et If Latin America should have its ) g Y : f intention of actually putting that et to/appen disnutes dealt with regularly at e . 4 j many into effect in the near future er wanted Geneva, and its common interests) K8 e i - 3 i : Only 7 or § houlevards are in next few days iwl Betrayed By Glasses considered and passed upon-there, it e - Lo e BT eel i o g patate L few days when would natordlly overthrow the very PRESIDENT'S CUP FOR RACE WINNER. D. C. Crain putting the fin- HE 1S THE CHAMPION BASE BALL FAN. Babe Holliday of Atlanta |}t aachs imtercection of murder . w e basis of Pan-Americ m and large- ishing embelli-hment on the President’s Cup, which will be awarded to should go down in history with the great characters of bhase ball. After Col.. Moller said today ner's jury returne Iy destroy the leadership of the( the winner of the A. A. U. 3-mile swimming race in the Potomac Saturday each inning of the home games he <ends the score home to his wife by odd additional streets tha re. = S Eetist '”_ ;' United States in this hemisphere. In/ The event is heing held under the auspices of the Wachington Canoe Club. carrier pigeon. Yes, Babe takes the pigeons to the ball park each day. for boulevards would be marked grad- | & ity of the crime, but the the American hemisphere up to the| b Pigeo igeon k- [Faatanievants waulf be mar present the league has not attempted The entire question of neared hin ele it ) s g : an which Gobel will go to n changins LT e el B e B P e e yunds Made by Human Brain Heard | HANNA SUED FOR $10,000. | sty system was discnssed intornaily (i1 as a materfal witness. wi S. Henley, who also Hendave hel, prosecutors in the ease tall, well po which will determine the nd is not likel Engine ¢ to take jurisdiction oy American | of the foreign policy. They d 7 7 e i — S A : ; . ses test] “mx efore digputes in the near {utur [ ot e able o nasucrade e o In Radio Receiver in Tests Made in Italy rather seeks sum for Deatn of| e i S Rl e i sding the travell development was urged for this coun-| There is a general and carnest wish . — Child by Autamobile. LT s enrssed Dimscitias had bee e . try by Prof. C. K. Leith of the Univer- | In ance ;to _see the f n debt| By the Associa Q the noted Italian medium, Signora | john H. Hanna, vice president of | being somewhat in doubt of the de tedly Named Gobel. that t ke ¢ had I sity of Wisconsin today. Closing his | Settled on a’fair basis in near fu PARIS, Au ! Sov s Maggi. | the Capital Traction Co., has been | sirability of marking too many streets killed ar the e wuffenr | round-table conference on mineral re Robert Masson of Paris said| from 2 human brain ha e The patient was shut up in a .| <yed for $106.000 damag in the | as boulevard highways. Sk Saia X & bt dded re whe 6 | Sources as a new environmental factor |in_ his closing lecture. on the peace | picked up by & radip recelver on perfectly insulated cabinet. The |District Supreme Court for the death! It was explained by Traffic De S T e, B attempt to 1 f hat there [in world affairs, Dr. Leith said, in|problems of ice. 1 rted that | 4 1o 10 meter wave length sounds he heard through the | of little Bessie Weinstein, who was|ment officials that they had not ir he do it?" and repeatedly men was : fo | part there can be no question of a re The experim is described by | ceiver ranged from signals akin | iuck and killed by his automobile |tended to designate as many as 29 G efties icipated i .| “Only a comparatively few centers | pudiation of debts by I Prof. Ferdin: 2 li, head | to ordinary wireless signals to 5 t "Thirty-fourth and N |boulevards at one time, but that ufter © the police k - |of mineral production ure capable of i one, prefer to U | of the department of neurology and whistling and soft violin or cello | qireets. Charles Weinstein, father of |the first few had been marked with wry precautions to protect the |supplying world deman; nd an fm-|Not as bank custome; as friends | povchiatry at the University of notes. In every case, ROWeVer, |(pe child, sues as administrator of her [the stop signs a question was raised mense amount of exploration and de-|Who have helped a friend by lending | Milan, ‘in an_article prepared for the emanations stopped when. the ttorney Milton Strasburger |28 to whether they would be effective . velopment are n sary to prevent| him the money he needed in order | the forthcoming issue of Revue de subject resumed a normal and |represents the administrator, who |unless formally designated as boule Ishortage. Most of the mineral regions | 10 avert a terrible catastrophe. It is| physique and reviewed by le peaceful frame of mind. savs Hanna was driving his car when | vard highways. The Traffic Depart- | 3 J WINS SHORTHAND TITLE. |awaiting development outside the |# sacred debt. Matin. | Prof. Cazzamali says he is led |j stiuck the child {ment, following the raising of this {neck and asked him, “Why did you United States are being held back by American commercial policy e | a res Prof. Cazzamali to believe that the waves sent out % B { question, announced the full list of ) 8lve me th He'said Gobel only - N 7 Wiltes | 20me variety of closed door. This is '""‘*l‘*‘(h' 0!'-": ‘I“" ncoon \|h- e ransmission of sound from the brain of one person unl({]p; - . | streets that were to be designated ]'»H];);ml (|yny: ;\-‘u’ |’|.‘.h said, ",:::‘. oy, Aged 19, Champion—Writes a common source of political friction | Cent foreign policy of the United| waves from one brain to anothe certain conditions might be picked | ype Ana E DODGE. DIES. | Pouevards {talking to Goebel ahout the case, tha jailers. Grimes of the Jackson Memorial Deputy Sheriff Latk ier. boys: that’s her alfbi she's a doper.” he testified. when the woman beg crying and ne Gobel had poisoned her. e said tha {the girl put her arms #round Gobel's e : g which sometimes becomes even a |States. Dr.Arthur N. Young, economic He he operated with highly up by the brdin of another person hey have not, however, marked |all Gobel would say was “I'm sorry 1,045 Words in Five Minutes. | quse for war. This suggests certain |adviser to the State Department in| excited persons or those suffering | under similar nervous, mental or [more than seven or eight, and Col.|1 did it—I'm sorry OMAHA. Nebr, August 21 (). —|fundamentals of mineral policy for|Washington, and Jeremiah W. Jenks| from nervous diseases, as well as hypnotic stress. | BRATTLEBORO, Vt.. August 21|Moller declared today that the mark-, Mortin T Depraw of New York. Gity|the United States. of New York University. who has just | i 2 | ATTL, od i om. | ing of the others could not be occom r 't | returned from a special Government (#).—Mrs. Ada E. Dodge, wife of Com-| W = s X i TR e it spcod SHORRAN | Would Eilminate Discord. | ekunsh ina s oheclal SRR | ey LT E ) BURNS WILL TRY CONVICTS. | miors Oiienio o bsis, 0. . | pihed i che s future” 7701 ALIENISTS ADMITTED. R e annual meeting of the| “These are to learn the great in.|country was not aiming at a policy | . 2 retired, died suddenly of heart disease | o¢ tne Traffic Bureau that a houlevard | == : R Conal ‘Shorthand Heportcrs' Aseo. | ternational channels . of _distribution | of commercial imperialism, | TS s fodey Iy S home <he nd|stop is only in effect where the stop | Sanity Made Issue in Trial of Den- Glation has revealed. ' He succeeds|and not attempt to stop them by | Prof. Archibald Cavey Coolidge of | Three Injured, None Believed Kill- | Clerk Slain as Six Prisoners At-|ber husband occupled On 08 T | sign has been painted. ! ECE iR Charles L. Swem, also of New York | tariffs or other enactments and to [Harvard University, a member of the | Al e E s Do | S A i s X r aking down 1045 worde in five|Stand for’ the open door, which is|American delegation - to the Paris| ed in § ,000 Blaze. tempt Escape. e R O U coy| STILL RAIDER SHOT DOWN\ oS ANGHE e ot oo ninutes he made three erro {needed not only for our national self. | eace conference, said at a round table et 5 Lrs - Tkt 6. ot Calftornka: * SULVivES: <] [ Defense attorney for Dr. Thomas W M he mew champior 19 interest, but in much larger measure | conference on the economic recovery | SAN ANGELO. Tex. August 21 (F) | SAN RAFAEL, e (ru ‘; D e ot o o — < ! Young. dentist. on trial here charged e new champion w19 ye iy ont b 3 il Pra] & g RO il — ree-story va = z A b e is lis a non- | Youns, d st, o e chargec O et P s O O O e T | n confiiee with. Sroncutlo ones i egn. | Purned to the, grount here yesfarda ‘;f:::g:‘;;f:"'h:f“;"::e;uv::rn ‘_:"_‘Qfisldeml member of the Army and|Tennessee Constable Is Ambushed | With murdering his wife, Grace Gro is in the last Demoecratic na e X e 5 e s d of ,000 p s > s | Navy.Cl 2 B Yolng, lan AEGAry S W. S. Heller ¢ A e lecteq | €l0sed doors will in time be opened by | had governed solely, he asserted, the | SIFROURAINE PIOPEIL, BUE N EVES AXE | ggoqpe from the prison ~waterfront | | : iR y | Hahn granted their request to take et A AT ‘5t Sheever| World needs, whatever the temporary | Saar basin would have been. given | believed to have been lost. The fire is” 2Py, %% choat after fatally beat. | Wife Charges Cruelty. CEBURG, Tenn., Algust | (i . e e e enims. pras -d vice president. | Pelicies of government utright to France under the peace | cleved ¢ started in a licen T 0" 5" 0. Miller, civillan shipping, OB O | e Thquice 1ats Bort, Las, wa d vice presiden e S LR [Toom or in the front of the kitchen. | In& B. 0. 2 . | Marion %3. Smith has filed suit for | the rth district | of Lawrence | Poimte0 bY the court 1o nq of the Pan-American Unjon, wound up | He declared that religion was de-| Three persons were known to be | T 5 horities were _tak. |4 limited divo mond . was shot and killed from : pe e E “Industry in Agony." his round-table on international rela- | clining in. strength n influende in | jured. none seriously. They were: While prison m:; horities wers {ak- |'Smith. o e : elty and | bush 12 miles south of here while . . ot tions with e sideration of the Mon- | political affairs and was being sup- ! Mrs. F nor, B, venport and | ing steps to speed up the (“E" ““' desertion. T > married at| proaching a still through a confi Pact Curbs Alcohol Smugglmg VERA CRUZ., August 21 (®).—The |y doctrine, the inferpretation of | planted by conceptions of racial or | Louis Schiesinger of San Antonio. As | chinery to bring the six prisoners to | pociviile, Md., August 4, 1919, and | on the farm of Dave Styles. War i g chamber of industry of Orizaba in a!which he thought should be made | national solidarity. { s00n as the debris is cool enough dig- | trial, - citizens of San Rafael began pava ha three children, all of whom | rants arging murder and making HELSTNC : inland, August mess: to the federal secre of definite the minds of the Dr. M. G. Kahn, economist and!ging will be started to determine | laying plans for the organization of a | are dead. Since he left her July 21. | liquor were issued for Styles’ arrest 21 (). —An cement aimed to sup industry has declined an invits 3 toan’ people. specialist in Russian affairs, empha- | whether any one was killed. [ home guard as a precautionary meas- | {{ie {(ife states, her husband had not | Smith. famed for his liquor raids in | press alcohol smu : between Fin take part in the industrial e ‘It is evident,” he said, ‘“th sized the economic and agricult This is the second time the Land n““" in the event of a more serious | contributed to her support. She fears| this section. had been threatened re-|land, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Ger «t New Orleans. “Agriculture is dead | great nation like the United States recovery of that country. ~Pri has burned. On August 10, 1922, it | Outbreak. | he wiil leave town and asked the court | peatedly and feared a gun fight when | many. Denmark, Russia, Esthonia and the industries in state g it necessary to develop new ! initiative has increased, he said, caught fire from an oil stove, and Mrs.| “San Rafael is almost under the |to reguire him to give bond to stay in he entered the field, according to Dan | Latvia and Danzig was signed here Lwony,” the message reads, “so we principles of foreizn policy. but where the concessions worked by foreigners |James Landon. wife of the owner, and | walls of a city of 3,000 desperate men," | Washington. She is represented by Hardeman and a neighbor named|vesterday by representatives of these have nothing to exhibit,” these are necessary, either on the are prospering. seven others lost their lives, sald Mayor Bowman. Attorney J. M. Boardman. Ketter, who accompanied him. countries,