Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1925, Page 14

ROOSEVELT PARTY REACHES KASHGAR Leaves Tian Shan Range With Valuable Collection of Rare Species. as. LA, Indin A 3.—With the (-‘m s of a s hunt for October | Murder I new specimens that “Marco the original sheep. all mountatn nt is ¢ '(:‘1 the SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York | ROME Boy of 9 Shoots Baby and Sister, 4; “Mad,” Latter Says By the Associated Press. TAMPA, Fla., October 3.—Violet, 4, and Arth children of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Nobles of West Tampa, were shot by an older brother, Norbert, 9, at home today while their parents ere away. The wounded children are not ex- pected to live. The girl, still conscious at & hos- ital, said Norbert shot her he got mad.” Nor- dent. e ty probation officer |lemllnr.. an hne«m.uuuu DEATHS KEEP BALANCE Means Suicide | Decrease, Expert Finds. lm,rease October 3 ().—An increase | s always is accompanied e in suicides, and vice is the finding of Prof. n to the Inter- tistics, based ds for the countries frem present. finds the State of abolished capital we bas de- ¢ vince then. THE SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 4, 1925—PART 1. SAYS LANSDOWNE FORESAW DISASTER Friend Claims Commander Predicted Break-Up of Ship in Line Squall. By the Associated Preas. PORT ARTHUR, Tex., October 3.— {Opinion that the ill-fated Shenandoah | jwould collapse exactly as it did if it4 { encountered a line was ex- | pressed by Comdr. Zachary Lands- | downe to Capt. George J. Mayers, in ‘lummun.l of the airship tender U. S. | 8. Patoka, Capt. Mayers sald here last | night. The Patoka was In harbor here. When shown press dispatches con- cerning the Shenandoah inquiry he ex- pressed indignation that Comdr. Lans- downe should be blamed for the dis- aster. He sald Comdr. Lansdowne had been a friend of his since 1908. “He discussed with me on more than one gccasion, the danger to the Shen- | andokh from line squalls and thunder- storms,” Capt. Mayers said. “At our last conference on August 15, aboard the Patoka, Comdr. Lans- dovwne exprensed’ himeelf an againt | the proposed trip of the Shenandoah to State fairs in the Middle West.” | TW0 REPORTED KILLED. Several Others Injured in A]abnfnn Rail Wreck. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., October 3 (P).—The fireman and a brakeman of an Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlan- tic freight train were reported killed and Engineer Hardin was scalded and suffered a broken arm, while several other membhers of the crew were in- Jured today when the train was de- rafled at Parkwood. Asks Limited Divorce. Doris E. Cameron has filed suit for a limited divorce and alimony from Donald J. Cameron, a_bricklayer, she savs, earning $14 per day. They were married October 11, . and have no children. Attorne; e P. John sor appears for the wife. who charges cruel COUPON GANADA DECLARES 32,568 RETURNED Dorhinion Immigration Office Takes Issue With-U. S. Figure of 2,217. By the Associated Pres OTTAWA, October 3.—The Canadian department of immigration today took issue with flgures attributed to the United States Department of Labor purporting to show that only 2,217 adians returned to the United States in the last fiscal year. The actual number of such re- turns, Canadian officials declared, was 32,568, and there could be no question as to the accuracy of this figure, as the name of every individual was on record. “It is impossible for the United States Government, with its present machinery, to check emigration across the international boundary,” said one official. ““The department knows that the United States inspectors do not examine or record people entering Canada from the United the last fiscal year the C: citizens who returned to a residence of six months or more in the United States, declaring their in- tention of remaining permanently in count follows: o \ of yarns from normal produetion. ized Canadians and their subjects who had acquired Canadian domicile the YARN PRODUCTION CUT. Drought Conditions Force Reduced Use of Electric Power. GASTONIA, N. (' October 3 ().— duction by (.mmm County ‘mills fol- lows the announcement of an a | power because of the drought condi- | | tions. Two and one-half days a week | ment will be a_heavy poundage | | ce boasts of nln;. more wom- | than any other country in | Or More Anniversary Coupon 512 Good as Cash at The Franc Jewelry Co. During the Entire Month $1.00 Or More FIVE BALLOONS START IN DETROIT NEWS RA'fl Light Wh)d Carnes Big Bags Toward Lake Erie and Ohio in Endurance Test. By the Associated Press DETROIT, October 3.—Five balloons seeking a trophy offered Ly the De- troit News, left the Ford airport at ro-| Dearborn this afterncon in a lght wind that swung them into a south easterly course. The first to ascend was the S builf and piloted by William C. of Dtrott. 1t rdse promptly at 5 p.m. The others took off at five-mju ute intervals 1 ‘Many doctors recommend “De Luxe” bedsprings by name Doctors know the dangers of improper sleep. They know that crimped nights on sagging bedsprings bring pressure on delicate —is for people who practice thrift. Read the contents and note the liberal allowances we are making. 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All are P e rmanently guaranteed. $25.00 Pearls NOW.. $30.00 Pearls NOW $35.00 Pearls NOW $40.00 Pearls NOW. . - .$20.00 All in Handsome Jewel Boxes. e - - -2 - - Each Anniversary Sale of Sterling Silver e BEDSPRING LUXURIOUS The dealer who sells Rome De Luze Bedsprings renders humanity a true service. In justie to him, s well 28 to yourself, let no one sell you a substitute. There is enly one genuine Rome Quality De Luxe—lock for the full name on the side rail of the spring. These bedsprings are so honestly and substantially built that they keep their resilience for a lifetime. Buy them for economy as well as health. fhe ROME {ompany 633 West Pratt St., Baltimore The right oz “De Luxe” wayay toslecp The wrong or unnatural wavyy to sleep Formerly Southern Rome Co. T —ot sterling silver and etched glass. 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