Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1925, Page 13

MISSING MAN’S BODY IS WASHED UP BY SEA Mrs. Charles F. Taylor Identifies Remains as Those of Husband. Thought Accidentally Drowned. SOCIALISTS BLOCK PAINLEVE TAX BILL Refuse to Countenance Measure That Fails to Put Levy on-Capital. | NORFOLK. body of an e last Tuesday [ below tified b; Washington who myster | the s tober ber 7.—The that of her Iy disappeared from t of Columbia, Oc P wember n was v had North Carolina asked Charles Fish up Monday hed ashore | ‘hamber and n was handed to Would Raise Fund. of 8,500,000,000 rer high government officials. n generally is regarded as a rrangement of M. Caill from propert ed on incomes and profi ding finance minister se of the inher consequently gave it | declaring that it fell f the capital lven the proposed dicals found complicated gment until ady it, while expressed | . New York con ake her first publi at the Bob Law & when a upon his ere aftel hing his to meet him CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Practical Psychology Club will , at the Play Morse ngton, pastor of | of Mount Ple th ilding rund tomor 7 | floor of the tory of “Quatour Coro. ns invited. Federal Ei mplu\Pi w | morrow. 8 pm., in room .3 | Buildt will be fof the A. of the H i1l tell of the hou nt person w hahit foolish people will o THE SUNDAY JAPANESE ROYALTY - ENTERTAINED HERE {Prince and Princess Asaka|' to Be Coolidge Guests on Mayflower. folk | | Even foreign ro: it st to the mad whirl of 2 with hustie, customed as nust bow n gayety, ng trip Philadelphin. Neither d admit it by in far-off Japan, ttle Leisure Here. and princess, however, moment for leisure at the Capltal down in Willard STAR, WASHINGTON, TWO KILLED IN AUTOS. Johnston, Florida. five injured, none seriousl day, in_an autom accident near Camp Johnston e, 9 miles south- west of this city, ,The dead ai and Cora s. Bertha Gaddy, Boune 7 months. LONE TRIP ABROAD MADE | BY PRINCESS GALATZINE| She Is “Sailing Alone.” Says \For- mer Aimee Crocker Gouraud, But Prince Is at Dock. ociated Press Crocker to Young fled today on the ¥ without her husbund e in ench | He | m” The prince arrived 30 minute | fore the ship sailed, to bid his s good- 1 that the prince and would take in the sig yme train | d fro with a regent | { | pr!nu- will | tomb of Ge: | entour: | tion at 6 were ssa- | lood of | dor | emt Buffer” Is Courteous. extremely courte: | Lieut e on the last lap c we Viscount Mr. world-w MP Headguarters for all Fraternal Jewelry i D. ALPHER B 97 t. N.W ¢1/68¢ Extra Size i .mm/: e EVERYTHING IN MUSIC IS OBTAINABLE HERE CORRECT PRICES—ACCOMMODATING TERMS. New Steinway Pianos are priced as low $875 Founded 1857 1% 50(: lnfants ;g BOOTEES & WOOL SHlRTS 13 g ‘ New Steirwayp Pianos may be purchased on three years’ time. 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