Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 10

son, daughter of the late Henry P.Phas been knifing young women’s | what they regard as the ignoring of {ing in an old meeting house that was | liquor charge, Dwight Brown, texicah | ner, who is also police judge, finas b i 2 ; Gov ‘as p iver, was married by the judge and | himself §5 for driving over a fire hose Davi: s to ved Yale man, like Bclothing on crowded street cars. the rules of road by Government \a hospital for Washington's soldlers. | dri " : . & £ suicid FLASHES OF LIFE ;h:,» Mister did. Ward Cheney of South £ boats, | 2 given a reduced sentence as a resull. | the court explaining to the co | Manchester. Conn. i her fiance, Her || NOBLES, Ind—Because he is the | .. NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Carl Duncan, — however, that it was accidental 10 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1925. bEoihe Brather of 12 children and is needed on | HILL, Quebec.—Two men in the |35 years old, under manslaughter in- | CHICAGO.—A fine of §5 to $25 for ! ‘By the Associated Press P : the farm, Charle; Lamb has been | toils are accused of bootlegging wine | dictment for killing a 13-year-old girl | operating radio receiving sets which | CHICAGO—Owner of two airplanes = . % 3 = V. 3 and an iator since he was 17, Ro COPE IAGEN.—The dowager em- CHICAGO.—F firemen’s dog | ¢«:xcused from ju duty in the Ste-[by automobile from drp upstate New i with an automobile, kills himself in | disturb l_-:el:hborl is to be proposed in | A1 s otk s 5 44 ELD REMU.I-E press, who spent hours on her knees, | hero who saved . has had a $400 | )henson trial. { York to wet Quebec. ;Jall with a safety razor. a municipal code amendment .v\‘::nrfv‘\’.v}l‘.1ar::qx ‘r‘x‘.s‘-’r‘ fi;xt‘gx:\;;vlizd‘ | s i s ROCHESTER, N. Y.—A postal card| NEW YORK.—The treatment of | DULUTH, Minn—Arraigned on a| BILOXI, Miss—Mayor Joseph Mil- | ignorance of the law EW Y : rainanily | ' 2 o | e has been advanced at the Me- | Heautiral Ruasiinichurchi] |18 An_extraordinarily |'mailed on the island of Jamaica 20 | cancer v S laimjtorheibeannil B | courteous ab driver has been |s vears ago has jus arrived, two vears | morial Hospital by the refining of . | e | found. He backed a block in the r: after the death of the woman to|radium rays so that much of the caus- &&&@ &3@ & @ @ g@@@ @@ @ Rumors of Compromlse Set- | NEW YORK.—John Tiller, who |to apologize for not being able to carry [ whom it was addressed. It toured ‘ tic emanation is eliminated. i g'g g;'g @Q &@gg @Q@ taught 000 girls stage dances, is|a wet pedestrian. many cities in search of her | wmiTE PLAT N, - v tlement Heard, But No | dead. | BALTIMORE—AX $00 reward isf NEW YORK.—Organized steamship | groups of Quakers a r | NEW YORK.—Miss Frances Davi- | offered for capture of a slasher who ! officers are out with a protest against | tury-old breach shortly with a gather- Action Is Seen. N R T e - 3 f S t 1 R R R R R N A= ol oSensationa PHILADELPHIA, Pa., October 23, s artness ~-The sitnation in the anthracite min- | fng suspension, now in its eighth | week, apparently remained the same | today as it has since September 1, when the mines were shut down There was nothing on the surface to indicate any immediate resumption of production From time to time rumors circulate through the coal flelds of compro- mises or other schemes to end the wage controversy and send the 158, 000 mine workers back to the mines The latest report intimated a 5 per cent increase to the workers was ac ceptable to the operators, but Samuel D. Warriner, chairman of the An- fthracite Operators’ Conference, and Sohn L. Lewis, international presi- ident of the United Mine Workers, frald they had not heard of it. The fminers are asking a 10 per cent in- icrease for contract men. | ! These reports, it is believed, arise from efforts constantly being made minder cover by various interests to »nd the controversy. The Chamber of 1'ommerce of Scranton, I is known to have been active in trying to bring mhout a resumption of work. Mr Jewis was in Hazleton, Pa. on {Wednesday, and the presence of cer ¥ain Scranton business men there the ifame day gave rise to various reporis At was said the business men are prin wipally Interested in finding a way for ,vxmedyma rasumption of work § BMr. Lewis on his return from IHa or said he had conferred with fThomas Kennedy, international secre- Fary-treasurer of the union, and tha 3here was no change in the situation ©r In the policy of the miners. I In the meantime the 500 square Jniles of territory in northeastern | Frennsvivania, within which all the an hracite is mined, remains quiet. The Sdle men hold frequent meetings of | 3heir local unions and relief is given | Mherever it is needed. 1 | NEGRO ESCAPES POSSE. Assailant of Woman in North Caro- | lina Eludes Search. ! ASHEVILLE, N. C.. October 23 (#). | ~-Despite the efforts of scores of arm- ®»d men who have searched every known nook {n the Hornevhurst sec.| %ion and have watched freight trains Jeaving the city, the negro wanted Yor an alleged attack on a white wom. | ®n In West Asheville vesterday after- | noon was still at liberty toda ounds were used in the n Svithout avall. Four suspects. before the victim, were reles failure of identification The woman, who is married and has four children, described her aseailant | A being about 18 vears old. | This. is the third attack on white | tvomen made by negroes here within | the past three months. 014 Cumberland Pike. , 4. K. L. in Boston Transcrint | 8700. 2. The original Cumberland | road. sometimes called the Old Pike | and the United States road, was the | only macadamized road ever built out- | right by the United States Govern- ent. It began at Cumberland, Md., A extended 16 Wheeling, W. Va ance of 130 miles. It was later | @ extended and completed by the United | States to Springfield, Ohio, and partly | tompleted from Springfield to Van- | 8alia, Ill. and projected from Van. | @alia by two routes to Jefferson City, | Mo, The distance from (umberland 10 Vandalia is 591 15 miles. The cost | was $6,824.919.33. An act of Congress | {n 1806 authorized the laving out and | making a road from Cumberland, Md.. | 1o the State of Ohio. In 1535 the | 1'nited States Government surrender- | ed_whatever right it may have had in | the road to the States through which it passed. Why He Was Glad. ¥rom Everrbody's Magazine Mother was giving little Johnny a leéture. “You should alwavs be ex- | teedingly careful about vour conduct. | 1 want vou never again to do any- hing which you would be ashamed t have the whole world see you doing.” | The youngster let out a whoop of | 8elight and turned a handspring in | his_exuberance. | “What fn the world is the matter | ¥ith you? Are you crazy?” demanded | is_mother. ¢ “No'm.” was the answer. “I'm juat Elad ‘cause vou don’t expect me to| fake baths any more.” = === - 2> g3 "*’ o, K3 (ZX ® " New—Just Out of Their Packings, in Fact, and Unbelievably Smart When You Consider the Price 515 The L&B reputation of chic and moderate price was never better earned than in this collection of ne dresses! For such models as th are usually graced by a far more im- posing price tag. Fabrics, Too, Tell a Sto A hundred litt fashion to the sleeves, new farcs head elahorate 0 K QXIXD O " Q> 0, 2> e "¢ > oedeid 4 4 o e " O x> s 0P e " O0o% o% XaXIXD> o S %" 0, QXD o o XXX %oo% o% QXIXTX 0 " Satins, Flat Crepe, Velvet. Chenille. Chiffon Brocade. Georgette. Elizabeth, Twills and Imported Tweeds. All the colors of Fall preference—black and striking combinations Soode- X2 3 'e® %! 0 o .Q 0.“ X2 Taubman’s First Anniversary Sale! Every other great sale that we have held before . Rotoscopes, $1.49 pales into insignificance beside this First Anniver- Luggage ;nry SAII: which tomorrow enters upon its second C ig week! 2 . We have spared no effort to make our First ! N b i ::\;:‘:(n.d(.':r:r ;:?r Birthday Sale the greatest automotive event in the = . el bl history of Washington—and the Second Big Week A = lined with red of this Sale promises even Greater Values than enamel, which whirl round and With the wind. 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