Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SECOND TOBACED | oot v ] [SLAERAND FOUR 7 EAOL0 L0 A oo e PROBE IS ORDERED Trade Commission Calls New | Inquiry Into Evidence | Now Gathered. A reinvestigation of e ered by the Federal Tr slon in an inquiry into the tobacco dence gath: e Commis: | trade has been ordered. The commis sion will appoint inve than those who evidence, as a ociations ind the | or | MISS DOROTHY ANN LEACH, 1| Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry T. 0| Leach, anno her engagement to | Mr. Harold C. White of Chicago, Tl | FORD SIGNS CONTRACT. Manufacturer Now Owner of 200 Ships Sold Him by U. S. Henry Ford had sign rthe purchase of ping, at $1.706.- ed at the Fleet prepared it was de s of one of | had niz- | Advices th ed the contr had been Detroit = on for several weeks nnel.” 1, leaving n members of Consress,” |only t e intimated that the move: | transact ress of large | e en rc corporate interests which have been stanch camj ates has tremendous er 10,000 miles of of it is a wild. deso. few seaports and 1. And vet there t in the world that re hope to the in dis- ess. No matter how savagely ¢ | hurricane may blow or how thick the )| foz. no matter how terrible the power s done | that break upon the sand reef, Uncle Sam will get > ashore if it is have no concern as t Our agents have 1o seek the truth, an, not think that Mr. Ha anything else.” MORROW HEA.DS RAIL MEN. Roadmasters and Maintenance of ' Way Aésociation Elect. The ani masters X Mo was elected pr hoe, Pittshur Three new for the executive « k and three vear ! eal. Canada of J. Davis elected sec make Good Window Shades Tactory prices gives you hade For Less Money. C DEVITT 3211 for Estimates Dalin & Martin Blds. e Bes* Thing About Tall 7s this N The Scason is SAUSAGE MEAT N the Fall a Washingtonian's fancy delightedly turns to thoughts of the table delicacies which this season brings. Chief among them is Auth’s Sau- sage Meat, the flavory, savory sausage that has been Washing- ton's favorite for half a century. Serve Auth’s Sausage Meat with griddle cakes for tomorrow’s break- fast—it starts the day right. Or serve it for dinner —and the men folks will vote the meal far superior to the best banquet they .ever attended. None but the best is good enough for your family; so be sure it is Auth’s. Other Aath Products Frankfurters Pork Sausage Serapple Smoked Ham Bacon Other Auth Products Pure Lard Pork Pudding Cooked Ham Braunschwelger Ham Bologna SAUSAGE MEAT | | |well known to the I {lice, was one of the qu t MATES FLEE JAIL James Baker, Charged With Kill- ing Maryland Farmer, Among Fugitives. By the Assoclated Press. SNOWHILL, Md., September 25. —James Baker, the ar-old self- confessed slayer of James Carey, aged recluse of Whaleyville, Md., last July, and four other prisoners escaped from the Worcester County jail here late last night. Dennie Pazzella, alleged | automobile thief, was recaptured this forenoon near Crisfield, Md. - He was ering from a broken ankle. cking the door of the cage, the |sfruc e their way to the top of the cage and escaped through window from which they had removed | the Burnie Purnell, a Baker ki obtaini his_persd banks. d Carey for his money 200, which he carri Grafting Explained to Cosmopoli- tans at Weekly Luncheon. Plant life in the vicinity of Wash- ington and the various methods of grafting species of plants were out lined by Milton Wescot who was “Cos- | at the weekly | mopolitan Club at | S rday itan of address nnounce pomopitan of the day” luncher th, th gave : on the subject of flowers ment was made that the Cosmopoli- | tan Glee Club would organize for its Winter activities next Tuesday night | at the residence of Walter Gawler, | one of the members. | Williamn Mcl.eod was unanimously admitted as a new member. The hooster prize for the week, which | were presented by Galt Burns and Anthony Auth were won by Lewis A Payne and Robert Simpson. Paul Brandstedt, president of the club, pre- | sided. Alice Bailey Knocked Down by Auto—Other Traffic Accidents. Seven-year-old Alice Balley, 3412 Quebec street, was knocked down near her home yesterday afternoon by the automobile of William P. Allard, jr., 32 Poplar avenue, Takoma Park, Md., suffering bruises. Police reported the child ran in the path of the machine. She was given first ald at Naval Hos- pital. Charles H. Sto vears old, 1721 De Sales street, was knocked down at | Virginia avenue and Nineteenth street vesterday afternoon by an automobile driven C. Euler, Indianapo- bout the body. home after treat- 2m v Hospital. utomobile belonging to Philip B Anderson, Clarendon, Va., backing, . 1331 L street n fron ot northeast ¥ e 5 s | ed at home. Students Now to Attend Only Thrice a Week, Due to Overcrowding. By the Associated Press, NEW HAVEN, Conn., September 25.—Yale College will abandon daily compulsory chapgl this year after a century of the traditional services, Frederic S. Jones, dean of Yale Col lege, announced yesterday. The increasing number of under- graduates in the sophomore, junior and senior classes has finally exceed- ed the limit of capacity of Battell Chapel. These men will be divided into two groups, one attending on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and the other on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, with the groups attending the hour service on Sunday alternate weeks. The daily schedule will also be alternated so the privilege of the urday vacation will be divided. The incoming freshmen will still he required to attend every day. + KAPLOWIT Z s INCORPORATED 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST A SPECIAL PRESENTATION OF BEAUTIFUL $39.50 $42. GOWNJS 50 $49.50 ESTABLISHING A NEW VALUE STANDARD IN ELABORATE AND ULTRA-SMART AFTERNOON, DINNER AND FORMAL EVENING GOWNJS THE NEW EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS OF LANYIN LELONG CHANEL (<. PREMET ALLOT PARLS FASHIONS COATS OF GREAT BEAUTY, $115 & $133 LOWERED FIFTY DOLLARS FROM REGULAR PRICES M-BR@KS &CO G ~STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12th Extraordinary Values! 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W AKRON, Ohio, September 25 (®).— &t Belief In evolution as a proved theory was voiced by Bishop Edward A.|From the Kaneas City Times Hughes, Chicago, speaking to Meth-| The Wickliffies we odist paators at the Northeast Ohio| °f John Wickilffe (1324.84), the pionee i i lo e English Reformation. Th District Conference here yesterday Wickliffites denied the doctrine of “I am not an extreme fundamenta transubstantation d opposed apal nor an extreme liberalist,” h believe In evolution, and I do not soul of man and the soul eternal | = = Suffered for Views. | the foll ion ["ALL YOU NEED | Phone Cleaned Scoured Washed Stored UGS Sanitary Carpet Cle. Co. is ONE DOLLAR! 00 Down $ Gets the Goods! The rest you can pay a little at a time — each week or each month to suit yourself. 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