Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1925, Page 17

THURSDAY, OCTOBER THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. EXPLORER A WHITE HOUSE. Helmar H. Bryn, minister from Norway to W and Capt. Roald Amundsen, Arctic explorer, being interviewed | the White Hou terday. Amundsen lectured in Washington last night. GIRL DRUM MAJOR LEADS BAND ALONG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF Heading the Boys' Independent Band, Washington Knights Templar, Miss Ethel K. Brown, 14 years old, attracted considerable attention on the Avenue yesterday afternoon. held their nual field day exerc n the Ellips AT ANNUAL FIELD DAY EXERCISES of the Knights Templar, on the Elli 1 the band leading the The knights on Commandery, No. 1. Maj. Au Photo. Stephan inspected the companies takin > HOUSE ROMANCE emony of Miss Margaret nt cook at the Summer White Hous ding took place in Boston. PATIENTWOUNDED [ BY SENTRY'S ShaT Order to “Halt” at Boiling}‘_” Field Said to Have Been Disregarded. D | colder | low | tomo! | slow b3 night and I nd 5 at Ba McDo tient Py peared or the cc Was T stop the f thelr leg: e’ & nd and, the \en, so the s MeDonald od and y—Low i+ pan; pam. orrow —Lov vation, said C man fired ) it Re s denied s vlained the only h had | with the wis cor- | sun poral of | Stoon ALTERATIONS RECALL | BUILDING'S ORIGIN| — sne-ha jon Me- Made | | stations San Francisco Structure From Stone Brought From China. By tha Asso SAN FRANCISCO, [y broke: e tl t al- | Atlantie Cit, m_China When the ship sailed in from Hong- ),Uul kong and landed at single whart | the city then had, se coolies se- | ured the great stones to bamboo | poles and carried them to the site. There Was no derrick, and the stone: by a primitive | {alvest s and ropes. But the | Huron, §. D. n American con- | Ind: tractor, did a good job. The little three stanchly through the years_of progress. It was one of the few Adowntown to survive the earthquake and fire of 1906. It presents a strange contrast to the glossy surfaces of the giant structures of San Francisco's | Bhocnis “\yall Street.” Although interfor fm- | by provements are being made, the ex- terfor, built to endure, changed. bu Angeles | Louisville fami. Fla Orleans. . g stood of | 5t ! Seittle Spoi: Of the total meat consumption Great Britain, only about two-fifths is produced from home-bred animals. rr and Jeremiah Shea. & at Swampscott, i= a chauffeur for the White family, owners of White and colde | tonight: tomorrow increasin | B ymorre uinishin » t asterly Miss Lillian Glaser of Calif.. De Wolf Hopper's Hopper, 1d Oakland, ixth bride. an the » his new wife i The wedding took place at Hartford, Co Copyright by M REHEARSES ON AN OCEAN d the Cunard liner Tran<yl wrine danc aboa for a s with Howed n or t reavy <t cloudi- Tollowed noon or ind north and htly warm nor be- slight- e east portion; to- south and or 8 pm., 39; § pm., am., 64. oceurred ik oceurred last year re and condition of the ireat Tide by Geodetic h The Sun and Moon. tomobiie hour Weather in Various Cities. “samoreg today at 8 Falls 5 condition, ure ALL THAT IS LEFT OF THE CLYDE LINER COMANCHE bles. United States Coast Survey.) TEMPLAR HONOR WON “Uncle Tke,” 89, BY COLUMBIA TEAM = Loses S100 |® 5:48 11:1 and and m am tide, tide, tide, am. | b ilnspectiol\ and Drill Feature An- nual Field Day Exercises at Ellipse. high rose, 6:24 rises am Columbia Command in the the Kn mplar Di of Columbia held on the " | Bllipse vesterday afterncon i Knights of Orient fery the N 90th tive. ted lamps to -d | Was winne: aft j ex o {th rict took « tood in Temperature. Com sembled sonic » remur more than $10 lered improbable < to, »e an applicant for the job. and down Twelith to| petition is being and to the El - LINER. P: dancer and acrobat, getting into trim for her in her new <how. —— e e One man is reported missing in the fire which destroyed the st Florida. This photograph was taken after the Comanche had been towed from sca to the St. Johns River. lade Famous in I\ovel.%BUTLER SAYS FREY a Year Job a an add z in 1594, | post until the Ozarks no lor ned by friends | blow ACTRESS IS SUED FOR £100,000 ON CHARGE OF ALIENATION, movies and on the stage, who is the defendant in a it brought by Mr Lutter alleges that the actress stole her husband’s love. Photo taken . Left to right: Miss Bennett. William J. Fallon, her attorney: hushand of the plaintiff. roadway ap 1. She is getting the an a SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York VED YEST B mer off the coast of LING TODAY Coprright by P. & A. Photos. Postmaster WAS ACTRESS’ GUES request | idered. | tercede | | of by Servant in Di- vorce Case. By the Associated Press. MINEOLA, N. Y., 2 Purple pajamas and various love fairs, attributed to Charles follower, figure in the $100,000 a rs are fleet [tion suit of Mrs. Katherina M. tter of time |against Wilda Bennett, actres: 0 T will be able |~ (:gleste Baban, a former butler of, 1t out r)v‘n faithfui old pioneer y Bennett’s, told a jury vesterday e rlion The mmed little office: |of intimate breakfasts at Miss Ben. © abolish the office and oust it nett's Long Island home at which before time makes the change |prey” was present arrayed only in| considered by his friends as a cruel | e pajamas, 2 | Mrs. Frey on the stand admitted Tourists increasi the Ozarks | annually find | visiting the little : Forks,” and cl Octol in al inspection of the | mpetitiv ie nd re- | G e | Former Minister From Ecuador Gives Luncheon. E de, Washington from al mission here - at 2 luncheon tende: former uador, now guest of 10y d him to oudy ed No. 6, of the exerc James T. R. L. Middleto: mander; Gratz _ Dunkum, “harles Robert: Joseph ) ing board of the smander: | on. Those present nd com. | Don Beltram Mathieu, Chilean T atain | bassador; Dr. Hondrio Pu T nd eonion | Argentine Ambassador: Dr. Her £E0 ior | Velarde, Peruvian Ambassador; and junior D L e ta Rica, Boliv »s and Nicaragua. Charge d'Affaires of Cuba, Salva- dor, Feuador and Paraguay; Dr. L. S. Rtowe, director general of the Pen- Amerfcan Union, and Dr. Esteban Gil Borges, assistant. director. deputy | warden varden: ndard beare ind sword | gvand warder, and captain of the guard. | - . = Private golf courses are springing | np evervwhere in En mes in most unexpected pl he Tatest | lis on the roof of Adelaide House, in London | Whiting W. H. Harris, & Roland Brown, . Cloudy Cost of living in Hungary is only three fourths that of the world level. ENTERTAINS ENVOYS. |STATIC THEORY IN BLAST.| | May Explain Gas Building Ex- | caused Pan-Ameri- | 8, v yrredon, | of an Min- | Jieved the theor atemala, Pana- | Halti, Hon-|where the explosion originated, form. |place, she went in, and heard al that she had made an application for | divorce, but said it was on advice of to counter her hus- v filed suit. She did t a divorce, she said. : x 7 One of the two unnamed women in plosion in St. Louis. |this suit, she declared, was Miss Ben ST. LOUIS, Mo., October 22 () — |nett. S b { “He told me once that Miss Lor- the explosion in the Laclede iraine was the only sweetheart he had Light Co.’s building here October |ever had,” Mrs. Frey said. ere killed 2nd 61 xnjured,; Frey had two apartments in "’*‘“"f}f;e:?x]:;?'&":xl:m.‘.“;‘il = d last night. ilding | Yo=k, his wife testifled. He told Mrs. | the City Club, con A e I e il (hat b v stinevar o) o ntivelTrade ation iy, i I semser By | to one of them, because people he did | nd the National Automobile Dealers ual data to this effect, but be. |not want her to meet were consti\ntlylA”“ocmu""' | tenable, there gambling. One day, seeing a!| C. A. Vane, general manager of the in the basement,|red roadster in front of the other| National Automobile Dealers’ Associa- tion, will discuss the trend of develop. | ment of business methods, and A. R.| Kroh, sales promotion adviser of the association, Wil tell of succes plans. Lynn M. Shaw, assistant ger eral manager of the nitional deal body, will review problems of the use: car tradeeand Edward Payton, - ket analyst of the N. A. D. A., will explain the application of market ' analysis to automobile trade. AUTO DEALERS MEET. | | National 7 The other was Lillian Lorraine, lalso an actress. { Association Congress | Gathers to Study Problems. have | Several hundred automobile deale salesmen, service managers and cessories dealers attending Insulated pipes ) woman's_volce, which she recognized as Miss Bennett's. Frey, she said, then dragged her downstairs. | Mrs, Mary McIntyre Plerce of Lous- | ville, Mrs. Frey's sister, testified of an loffer of $10,000 by Frey for a_divorce. She attributed to Frey the statement that he would get the money from a »glrl. ed natural tricity, storage tanks for elec- he explained, and a spark, jumping between two of different potentiality, might have ignited leak- ing gas and burst the main. Only real olive oil may be sold un- der the name of “olive oil” in Spain, according to a new ruling. At left. Wilda ¥ Katherine Minecola, Lo promine; ) RETIREMENT VIS ACED Steering Committee of U. S. Workers® Body to Seek rs pre. ch was in orts Denied. be directed a tions, it v WIN $4.810 VERDICT. up will » cond Get Jud Over Tran Brokers in Suit A verdiet awarded by a com Ne k stock brokerage - claim grew tions between Pilson Proctor J ans Kenny, I suit for $2 inst him trict Supreme red him to be in defat ineled to assess the stai by Harper, n obile 16th_and Eme 25. Harper was a motor cvcle, 000 damages Court riding A