Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 10

10 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ’ JUDGE GUES"UNS %RADIO MAY SAVE LIVES OF MEN |MISSING GIRL SEARCH | WORKERS T0 STRIKE. |FRANCE NOT FREED |t siuc'ss e havslenoey| NICARAGUA IS TRANQUIL. IN LONELY FAR NORTH OUTPOST ENDS IN ARREST|viennn state Emploes Demana| OF WAR WITH RIFFS! o ot the shmpiien'ie o s it may be impossible for ¥ that the Elections Sunday Reported Quiet- ——— e . Pay Increase. {v,rmcm ute it to the end s est in Nation’s History. ? g e T e here may be no Spring campaign 5 0 | Messages Ask Other Trading Camps to Send Food 10 |Fifteen-Year-01d Student Found, | covermmen eoonons e dectied v | Plans by Troops for Winttr Quar-| He thinks that 'on the whoie, out of | Reports to the Department of State all the indeterminate possibilities, | from American Minister Eberhardt, in Southampton Island, Missed in Summer by and Harry Owens, 36, Mar- | &0 on stiike on Thursday to enforce | ters Not Indication That Hos- | {hat of “g{(‘;fi”‘““"“" looking to peace | yionagua, Nicaragua, indicate that eir demands for salary incres 2 2 3 3 B : ! ! ok : conditions are peaceful, as the mu- Asks Authority ot Regulation Hudson Bay Relief Ship. ried, Is Held, Tho cabinet is confronted with a tilities Hnve Ceased. ———— Siinal ceefions'of Suntay wero heid 4 P e e that it may resign. | © |WILL DEBATE PROHIBITION | ,‘}\‘,‘J"’"‘ e Ty it A search for a 15-year-old girl stu-' Ninety U AsusidEn forwarded from there t0 Southamp- | dent at Busines High Sehool who had o ceas Before Hotels 3OSTON, November 3.—A radio sled loads of staple food, ad- | been missing since the night of Hal- into effect. The police, raily s mes that may mean life or death | vising Southampton to draw on' Re- | loween. ended spectacularly vesterday telephone and telesrapi empl in_an isolated trappir hunt- | pulse Bay, where stocks are plentiful|at 110 Third street, when police officers, doctors and phar. — ing post in the Far North was in- ‘nm further requirements. Should Re- | rested Harry Owens, 36, married, m‘ ployed by the governmen ted last night into the br | pulse Bay receive this message, act|428 Seventh street southwest, on a fected by the strike order. 1 once, without waiting to |statutory charge. thousand men are expected | By the Associated Press. work when the strike Restricting Use of Streets |5, 1. avcomuied preee LONDON, Novemt The indi l¢d" The constabulary was in charge LONDON, November 2.—The indi-|g, . and the election was reported to have ions that the French troops in|C'T- Wilson and Capt. F. L. Jones |14 tho cloction wes topertet S0 oo n Morocco are preparing to go into Discuss Issue Tonight. |\I'<n'\’;u:n. Winter quarters does not mean that are not at- | there will be a cessation of fighting, | says a_dispatch to the Dafly Mail, for | ISts Will have their vie goes Prohibitionists and anti-prohibition- | =———————— attacked and ‘ ’ je the right of the Dis n - WE of the Westing- = r’ | 1 of atation WBZ of i g T if the Riffs live up to their reputation | defended in a joint debate at the new | | e ‘”“v w‘.ér' “v”vlnfu |;‘1 s i &rom Chesterfield or Wager In- | Fourth precinct police had been M;‘}“ fn‘.';:m" dispatch last night they will harry the French ;"d mgu‘noadquarlbrw of the L(m;.ue for In. I auive with the 1 (Signed) “HUDSON BAY CO. WORHIRERCevorBhIY Wollocate hele L lwor teSumiags addetchalz o nlon (0 AT Danostacys Te | : It is hoped. the dfa: : MONTREAL, CANADA.» |all yesterday afternoon after belng in- | FOTE O of warfare. tonlght at § o'clock. | i t e e A CARADAT formed by ‘a liquor peddier that he | AETRS Ridiculing reports that Abd-el-Krim,| Clarence T. Wilson, secretary of the | i Athority for of the Hudson Bas | More than a vear ago the company | had sold liquor to a man who later [ P8 (0, {leader of the rebellious Morocean |board of temperance, prohibition and | g ithampton T tudson By equipped many of its posts seattered | told him he was going 1o kill a girl g | tribesmen, is at the end of his tether | Public morals of the Methodist Epis ) > case of Huzo col The messaze will o | Hiroush the Aretic with radio receiv. |and then was golng to commit sul ide [ and_surrounded by tribesmen “m‘“‘:l"l':‘ ‘l".“;":": S ipresent tos o | | street, charged in|,.q, e col fef sl ing or the reception of messages | himsel he llquor vender's descrip | dent says | O e p itlonists, when he will | ) Cwith disobes ! ‘.‘”‘ S ’;‘”'h‘ WD, | SR b ek wike v ol e e At to|Uon of the man talled with it RABBITS ARE PLENTIFUL. |- (e from | tuke the airmative o the question | Designed Artistically and I‘ WGl | deliver and tor lhu‘enl(;xlmmmml of [siven the pol ;‘fi]sm\"):o:': e = & [ French headquarters iuo adds that | |kl’r'ltlnh;nnn Continue?” Capt ‘! Harmoniously i Ee aretic e trappers - during - the long Winter | * As dusk was falling Detectives 1o : s Predi e i DIULCLI AL EeRsONd o atahe Copsaaa s = ! N Avetie Summer ! = ard E. Ogle, W. F. Burke, J. W. Wise | Maryland Hunters Predict Pros-| tiiened with hia positon g thy | Reserve Training Corps and a apoken. | B yThomes Medtord, Archt. an The Ber : con- iti-prohibitionists, will | veolence of refined appolntmest in a setting i ive. Marx Lewis, chair- ©f wooded exclusiveness that fs almost fm- aption cong ese o1 Sergt. J Lee 'entered the sas eem! o of | man for the eption conditions in these barren | and Sergt T reien perous . Season. seemingly he still has plenty of man he um - request the : v from WBZ, have|Third street house. The girl was money, weapons and reserves. e the neg: s received ar Ambr followins been excellent, it is noted, in the logs |alone in the room of the heuse. She Dispateh to The Star The French army made a great ad-| man of the league, will preside. posaiSlaiiee) duplics boflmp Cun e J » " MeMahon ¥. at Chesterfield | kept at thy Northern stations. Al- | told the police that the man had gone PIMORE, November 3.—With in the eastern sector of the| A musical and dancing program will| 6, 7 and 8 rooms, two baths and had parked his m: and Wag In- | ready, on several occasions, the sets |out to get something to eat. She was|the opening of the rabbit and part - front, declares the correspond.|follow the debate. The public is in-| garage, completsly detached. ‘ by the Com oven pricel, to trappers |being taken to the House of Detention than ten | ent, but they never brought the| Vited. | Just East ot Chevy Chase Circle. . of private taxis in front relief _ship failed cut off from the world, and | when the police éspied Owens. They on Island this made possible transmission of | Rave chase and Detective Ogle caught | sequently, that post is | “life and d zes. | up with him and placed him under ar supplied provis- | The company only one other |rest after sprinting several blcks v etting relief to Southamp-| A warrant alleging white slavery and that is by dispatching |had already been issued for Owens by dogsled into the North. | when the police arrested him his ——————— | charge, according to the police, is o be dropped and another sub- \BOOM IN BROOMS BOON | AUTOPSY Is PERFORMED | stuutea. il The story that the police uncov TO TADLEY-GOD-HELP-US| ON BODY OF MISS DEVOE | gyet, eccorting to Cant Headicy o the fourth precinct, who personally | supervised the search, was tha 5 . | sed search, wa 4 g I TN Neame | Mavyland DoctorsiGo) to Indiana | Owens: whom' the &ixi lmew e || K222 2227 7z 2 P EE e 2, I z4l 2 . ” T viously, had met her and a girl friend Benefit by Revival of Trade of | in Examination of Man- |during the Halloween festivities and 5 . . | had taken her for a ride ahout town. e e im0 Special Features for Larger Women tted Pres Shealal iDiDA G o/ tar |night.” Police were told taken to a house on Wiltber; t LHelp-Us, which lies half| FeSult of which a charge of man-|peld an intent to commit sulcide. and half in Berkshire,, §laughter is pending against DI |Capi Headley immediately had the ol St Hone M, Dist, MASSEton vl it s Tined o Sy rtie - Graceful Lines and Flattering Furs in nts. UL e ot e The examination was ma |and a guard stationed over him $2.980,000 SUIT IS FILED. b v chn it Lokt o e g o al sections | enemy to battle. Marshal Petain Consistent Prices and Terms ful supply | enormously iner the prestige of ate Game | the French arms. He re-established a s L e L e _ ition which will enable France to T e s s I and authority in to MeKinley ‘street, transfer to bus. Get of peace confere ad Branch’ road, walk thres short | > along the publi od for pub ce, but as | ¥ irian oot o the e ion | ista prescciptionfor. ‘TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc about Ajdir, the former headquarters| Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, 1206 18th St. N.W. Main 8285 of the Riffian war . is not clear. /e H Evenings phone Adams 25087 or Col. €882-J. There 1s no reliable information as to | Bilious Fever and Malaria. whether Ajdir is occupled- or encir- It kills the germs. ! . » Ei nd, Y OCK 3 This lit which | ROCKVILLE, =November 3.—An|gung kept there for a time, autopsy was performed yesterday on|ing taken fto the house the body of Miss M SDevoe; 35: | sty anponit: the: Bothr e vear-old Washington nurse, who died | * Yo " mever have in a private sanitarium at Bethesda | it me,” Owens i% alleged to have about two weeks ago, supposedly|(od the police at the fourth precinct from a criminal operation, and &ftari his arcest {ndiceting, it was n in the doldrun becau foundries, a revival in | -G 2 concern the varfous hotels are denied v e Jacob W. Bird of ) 3 ry : Spri t Kendallville, Ind.. where = . pplied by the vil- | z . | Ntlod | the body was burfed and where the " P % tomney .A”;ll;lzfl:{ S girl reside. The phy~, Will Dedicate Health School. \ 188 A5 remy vere accompanied to Indiana | Washington's new health school will agers by Sheriff Clay Plummer be formally dedicated as a feature of | : bl Dr. William T 3 AND. Ohio, November 3 T d s 7 n rof Pratt of Rockville| the observance of American educati st Geortke d » S insed also was present by request of Attor- week, it was announced todav by ([ N nd his br v "‘-N bt Al IS ot ; ney Thomas L. Dawson, attorney for Superintend | Jlilwaukee. i o e hive oot | Dr. Dixon. Although they returned | Ballou. The prog | today, the result of the autopsy was|the school ried on the industry for nearly 200 | ngt'niade known. | o .1»\15\:“(.\.1 Know of education w nged by of special schools 722 N g O For the Larger and Taller Woman 590 1 525 A group of handsomely tailored and richly furred coats in velvety fabrics. 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