Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1925, Page 22

22 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO. D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925. ' S]’[PHENSUN [; ASE | Abe Martin Says: |CURRAN CONTROVERSY |iisentwecn Sh. "eienan "tonued 4:POLICE RECOVER CARS [iren zoen fom o, troms o s home| RULES DEATH ACCIDENTAL PAINTING . bl first ted b 11 f the hird — PUT T0 COOLIDGE T Petiave hat ™ ihe commissioner IN NEAR RECORD TIME | prcinct, They wera Kay Jackson. 22 | judge Holds $50,000 Policy Must | Paperfansing—Decornting U UP L D | would carry his opposition to the bu- — years old, and Willlam Roche, 16 years > | P F GORDON Y reau's policles so far, officials called old, both of 1116 Twenty-fifth street, Be Paid. | . r. 7 —_— Upon him for a telegtaphic confirma- | Three ¥ouths and Truck Driver| ;i pancis M. Magrum, 17 years old. e S TR 355 Cedar Street N.W. : < ierat issi tion of the statements. It was under- Arrested After Reports of ¢ Clarendon, Va., who are held for SON, - : e e 4 Immigration Commissioner at New ' 00" ot Nr. Curran did mot con- P! investigation. —Judge H. B. Anderson in Federal Quw”_":‘m agars Missing Machines. — v Yol'k Had Cntlclzed sy!tem of firm them, and it later became known »- District Court, ruled late yester-|J, - R— - It e onbe “mot 1o | _Detective H. M. Jett's record for re-| U, S. Able to Back Boasts. |day that the death of Judge J. WV, | @ eeeeesseeesssrssssrery . Handling Aliens. covering an automobile 15 minutes Ross was due to an accident and \ Ll Two Medical Experts Held : muke any further publlc ‘comments | atter it was reported stolen, which has | EUropeans often accuse the citl- | (008 WeS due to &% acodent and LOOK A7 H =52 S e far ‘as 15 Tmoven here, Mr. Curran | Stood for some time, was threatened |Z°18 Of the United States of talking | TN S0 (79, EqROR OR @5 thE, (0 X YOUR SHOES r i _ p S b 4 on two occasions yesterday in the re.|t0¢ much about what they do. but| ., ;iacted the payment of a $60.000 life ack b osecution Un . s obeyed these Instructions. 5 pay; X y 0 re f siden ; 3 covery of a truck belonging to Joseph | the fact remains that the United | ey ran e policy on the allegation that Y Do they need half: kel ls i " Wise, 3206 N street, and a car owned | States, with only & per cent of the | juqge Ross had killed himself. soling "or” new Tieels? til Heeded 3 : S Hilltop to Give Smoker. by Harry B. Moore, 1713 Irv. porld's population and 7 per cent of | /qpq Anderson directed that the Ten i AU ] o fawor T aid the case| Georgetown University Alumni As. |, Wise; police say, ize | Its land area, produces 20 per cent of | | iou* b patg. " Best work— re the President vesterday. soctation) swill HolAl & ’(.Mmemmm- the driver of one of his trucks as the world's supply of gold, 25 per The controversy arose over ker” at the Willard Hotel Friday | bassed along Twentyfirst street. o |cent of wheat, 40 per cent of iron ' e len Tacthe 5 ¥ in [ night, and will have as its guests of | Salled S G nd, steel, 40 per cent of lead, G0 per That Infallible Rule. >, 8 r - dri Robert J o} ;| cent of zinc, b2 per cent of X s T Tt B e £ ;:;:‘r;)r Bt ‘t:::u"\;i:lflea"idvbe East place, was arrested and i 2 |60 per. cont of cotion, 60 per cent of | From the London Mail. e : he Immigration Bureau's new syste sity eleven L ; & - et ot inSpecting illens Woroad or on ships | Shesches wil po “made by ‘Jodge|held at ihe third precinct o PPEL S0 e ceaticninlitnumy 05| M Neshopenniel macafial ent (4 G O EIREPAIR to permit them to land without first | Michael Doyle, Charles W. Darr, Wil | With Joyriding, reckless driv : O e D ST 05 SOIE R toiEndsontimiet; shesthinks o Sl 3 operating without a permit. and 85 per cent of the world's sup |me? going to Ellis Island. Mr. Curran op- | liam Leahy, James O'Shea and 1 posed the pl designed to elimi-| Coach Little of the Georgetown grid. | _20°re telephoned police his car Eincle MarEy hew e e e T % 415%; 11th St. N.W. tion | fron team. There also will be a pro- B e e T T T ed ' starve |of Mr. Curr: aw-ybylfwapfiuuouol long come th'|have been confined to a presentation ' a smoke in-|of the developments in the matter to Y | : K o' nobuddy that | sident. Commissioner Curran o cits fewer S than th fool killer. e President and Blood Poisoning as a Cause. 3 ). | 923. 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