Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING 8TAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1925. '} DIVORCE ACTION AWAITS o @ Supreme Court justice for the| GAS FUMES SUSPECTED Two of the young women are said to | {“ARMISTICE” ENDS WAR |upon at Gov. Trumbuil's ofice ves-(|NABILITY TO KILL MAN ‘frequamm thoroughfare and orders appointment of u referee to take evl Boiin'a satlsas conaition, terd. The (s motion picture exchanges the candidate for a licenss to driv s dence in her suit for a divorce from | ’ - MRS. STILLMAN'S RETURN 550 % Shimin, “iiionaine winker:| CAUSE OF GRAVE ILLNESS| Those sent to the hospial are:| QVER STATE'S FILM TAX | witl he restored 1o Connecticut with wMADE AUTO DRIVER'S TESTH i omupsnsnimbw ol i rstood, the paper sald, s & | Misses Anme Mae Ellis, 16: Irene {out delay, the signing of contracts| thale : S — | e tront rim of the car touches the, Wife of Banker Expected to Start Iman Solilmive Young anan Emplov-- in | Knlsht, 15; Mary Wieeler, 335 1% Box i Hod i, 16l ¢ | YN be resumed and the appeal 1o the | Police Official in Geneva Orders| Walstband of the walting official Procedure at OnpeWhen S ainstinar ) ! rongh, 17, and Mrs, J. H. Danlel, 20. | Agreement Beached in Connecti-| Supreme (ourt of the United Statec Many a woman and, yes, many a 4 A <_(und ki ‘ Atlanta Candy Factory Are | two of the vounk women dropped | cut Whereby All Motion Picture l‘:;; m‘\-ll']hl» |.\;. 4“. lu:;d unconstiin Candidate for License to Drive n)vs:n(vhth nerves shattered, fall in She Comes Home. i 3 over their tables while at work. while onal will be abandone i . thix feature of the driving test. ! Rusheg to Hospital. The other threa victims became sud. | Exchanges Will Be Restored. | This much the moving picture in Swiftly Toward Him. The! umo. Gerieva | exminees hasm) Br the P ienn Ry the Associated Press | feniy 111 and had to leave the bulld- & e o |1ereats agreed io. : e B ot (ol Aseokinla) Firase developed into track Aodgers amd w November 7. -The . ATLA . Ga., November 7. Five | Ing. and later were sent to the hos. | BS the Associated Pr _ | The governor, on the other hand s ok 4 acr They Save tc be if they Naw Torlc imes et ey tAeits 0| Dawtér fan Bngihniviliake Or | youngtacuenl smplayse ot “d' i | "HARTFORD, Conn.. November 7.|declared that he will exercise the in ByAL Octobarll-—1E oneMopen | of it o/ keen iheir) obe- allee, Anne 1. Stillman, who is expected o * | g women, emploves of a candy| ™ opcials of the factory declared they | —The warfare between motion pic- | fluence of his office to bring about a | to get a license to drive an automo i . to return from her Canadian home jn 200Ut 800 inhabitants, women fill the | factory, were rushed to a hospital late | were unable to deteot any gas Iumesi'me Interests and the State of Con.|medification of the law in the 1926 | bile in Geneva You must first of all [ } abont two weeks. will confer with her ! positions of _tax llector. church | yesterday suffering from violent ili- |1n the building. All of the girls were session of the legislature, including | be unable to kill a man Twenty-three women in England clerk. postmistr and myp car- | ness. belleved to have resulted from ! working close together, stirring candy | necticut over the new film tax 1aw | he elimination of the censorship fea The police examiner plants himself | are known to earn their livelihood ival here and application will he made _ivrs gas fumes while they were working. over gas SLOVes was ended with an armistice agreed | ture. stoicallv in the middle of some un. #s chimney sweeps HREILIZXLRLIGREIIZIBIZIZILIEA XBXZILIBILILIIZILIZILILIEIBIZXZIN , 3 WHAT YOU WILL FI A Gift Shop for the Connoisseurand Our Finer Furniture Moderately Priced An clusive saffron-colored glow—the shining rounded surface of polished hrass—a subtle fragrance of cedar and the gemlike clarity of jade. “T'his is the gift corner. 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