Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 24

24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 D[BLARES FA"H . |Old-Time Whipping GUVERF’UR DIREEIS T Shmiment,i70n 2o satement o | \DENTITY OF SUICIDE ELOPING PASTOR'S WIFE Is Chosen by Boys { W SR PERPLEXES OFFICIALS | 3ihf i = b o GETS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE su e coroner wrote also to Miss . D Gov “erguson instructed the high- Boyce, asking that she return per- IN WUR”] [:UUR]' In Lieu of 3 Years H A way commissicn’ to protect the nter. | James A. Boyce, Whose Body Was |sonai ffects of Boods which she took | Forgave Affalr With Choir Singer, et 'S e and insure the “‘com- h h t a Kentuck: v Ipletion of the contracts with the Declared Cremated, Demands A oc vt ke o o harge | But Second Flight With Sister- By the Associated Press | American Road Co in accordance with Mystery Be Cleared. of the cremation declared he had had in-Law Brought Buit. : no payment for his services, and that CHIKSHA, Okla., November 13. | RS | the terms and interpretations thereo —Two boys, convicted of using the The attorney general recently flled | By the Associsted Press. statements attributed to Boyoe say- | ’ T i g ; y ND, Ind., N : Council of World Alliance| matls to detraud, were whipped |Mrs. Ferguson Asks Highway sult asking recovery of $850,000 from | CHICAGO, November 13.—Coroner | ing his daughter had paid between | _sav wimen . culn win ey with leather straps by thelr fathers o American Road Co. and cancella- | Ggear Wolff yesterday wrote James | $400 and $500 to the mortician were | qegertod his wife and 10 children 50 of papers and letters belonging to Boyce, identified /the body of the man, supposed to be Boody, as that OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS Now Located In Our Own Bldr. 922 14th St. Oppesite Franklin Park CLAFLIN : : upon order of United States Dis: tion of its contracts with the State. 3 . 5 unfounded. 3 Asks President to Aid trict Judge Williams here. i Body Head to Oppose At- !l)l‘}:m:ueged the money was excess 3‘»«“3253.‘?,’“3“::;; t;:o.x:;}:nnzro:; ounded. ; N ;xrunx;;ex::fl:ni: Dorothy Culp‘,..?ll S5 Ll LaEsRVAINAmRfERYSAthe Jontha 4 whose suicide Boyce protested had i : T e R bt A ey Outlawry of War. thelr cholce of three years in u re. | torney General. e Doen declared his owd. ax Tlen Against Baderewaki. | o T Tos ivaronice: i thrashing. They elected the latter | Ben Turpin Under Knife. Boyce, former president of De-| LOS ANGELES, November 13 (®.| The pulpitieas pastor was forgiven - % 5 and repatred with their parents to | i SANTA BARBARA. Calif. Noven, | 1210 College, Ohlo, wrote to the| —An fncome tax lien involving $4,000 | by Mrs. Culp after his first slopement (Ao FAReoiTLion Fisat the basement of the courthouse, |BS the Associated Preas ber 13 (P).—Ben Turpin, moving. ui | bos per eagrying he was dead An|was filed in United States District | With & cholr singer, but today she DETROIT, November 13,—AfMrm: | where the Jjafler provided the im- | AUSTIN, Tex., November 13.—The said emphatically, “I will not,” when Ing their belief in the World Court, ture actor, noted for his cross-eyes.|the police investigate the inquest |Court yesterday against Ignace Jan Judge L. Care in Clrcuit Court I ] plements of justice. | dispute concerning Texas road con-|was operated on here. yesterass o N B his | Pa i e o Will you tak e e e o Dot i G e e S e appendicitis. Te came here 1iom Ko :f:l?m?xuerrh.:' pr":(l:;!t;r{ e im| Fodece ;relr'ni»fi—m:rmr;o);:‘dn e G | b et 1 hs“ll-ot}:lrnl’l" i 't e 3 e court as an observer, reported | oecasionnl flashes, between Gov. MIr- | Hollywood home f L i S Jod e 20 . 5 : megrensive war. (he American Coun- | et The. fathers and sonk went | o A, Ferguton ane ban Moody. at. | wou Novd hote for the operation. | College, Lexington. Ky, came fo Chi- |ernment nilekos Padercwsii owes the | *'Culbs bressnt: wheresbouts are un cago last month and on the strength lamount on his 1924 income. known. cil of the World Alllance for In round and round,” and that the |torney general, flamed agaln yester- ternational Friendship Through the| gagsion ended with the boys ear- |gay. ¢hurches, concluded its tenth annual{ nestly promising never to do it | ‘The governor questioned the author convention vesterday § again. |ity of the attorney general to file he organization voted to old its . | suit against the American Road Co. convention in Pittsburgh, Pa., without a request from the State high- ovember 9, 10, 11 MEETING IN GENEVA. |ay Gepartment. In‘a letter directed Appeal Made to Churches. e to Chairman Frank V. Lanham of the . o | highway commission. she instructed statement contalning the reso. | Next Press Congress to Assemble in ) highway commission she inairucted 15 of the convention and adopted, : » N ouncil sent out a call to the September, 1826. most hurches of the country to rally against forces working against United s the attorney general's position COLUMBIA. Mo., November 13 ). | is xntagonistic, you are directed to ob- _The next Press Congress of the |tain such legal assistance as is avail- Fifiles entrance Into the World court. | World will be held in Geneva, Switzer- |able under the law.” the Eovernor a8 B it State | 1and, in September, 1926, Dean Walter | s g co-o on o i States [ &7 e - th th - 8 Williams of the University of Missouri ith the League of Nations” and i | School of Journalism announced yes: Women’s Pure in delegates will rk before salling terday. The Ame; assemble in New Yi for_Lurope. The announcement was made after a meeting here of the organization’s executive committee, of which Dean Willams is president and James Wright Brown. cditor of Editor and sls mih»;lrwvrv;n"ll'm Publisher, New York, is secretary- mankind, the human treasurer. also praying that the Western nations in all their dealings with Ja yan @ practice righteousness and e world may nations “gree to use.’ Recognition of the “rising conscious ness of power ¢ the part of the na of the Far East and the clash jor th ma.: was taken all pastors lay NEEDANY 9 ELECTRIC BULBS o we'll_send them to You ut once. < MUDDIMAN ;. 709 13th St. Main 140 1 Door Above G Main 6436 Feature Rich Salome Velvet Special $2 Purchase For I'hanksgiving dances, dinners, parties and other occasions that follow with gay rapidity you want a fashionable frock. This offering tomorrow invites you to save considerably on your proposed irock expenditure. A few of the styles— Rhinestone-studded silk-back Salome Velvet in black or white. 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