Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 13

. , THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1925. EHAMBER INBURSES Puddings Soaked |DEATH OF NAVY MAN [(icesiaetoes atee wioe et tsors: | SEABOARD ABANDONS B & ke iaioad: shat, the| - Kills Brother While Hunting. STUART, Va., November 18.—-Abr. but are at a loss to understand the ¥ the road. : vning. Should property owners later decide | ham Lew cidentally 4 In Rum Problem REMAINS MYSTERY |™ane: ¢5.8"00%:, v s1oter per| EXTENSION TO MIAMI |, romsrsy: ownersyloter dogite o Lot accutentaiy civilian clothes. When his body was : was made several P e e Assoctated Press Drowned, San Diego Cor- found it lacked both overcoat and Pledges to Donate Rights i o sl Jesoibyin ; 3 v itles or S g R A ican i enfore soon oner Believes. been found by the local author: orous, as it positively announc Sherrill Qutlines 70-Acre| wili nave another problem on the Navy officers who are investigat- OB 8 Dol Ve ly snngunces aban e = rights-of-w s given. | i i through Thanksgiving and Christ Teports reached the authorities yes-| By the Associated P e g e AN Project and Asks Backing varly every ateamer. sailing | terday that Lieut, Green, ufter leav- E - Stanley’s statement was made J ot | % Ing the hotel, went to & late party In|vemper 18, R, k- N0 et U e s o | © investigations Into the | In er 18.—Refusal of property own-|conference with West Palm Be: of Qiganizations. i n-sonke | death of Lieut. Nathan Green, engi-| Coronado, not very far from thelers to stand by their pledges to S.|property owners and offictals. Ire aa: . B N ntil f way, anley said, the road is pre- | soldier of the World For Dry Officers = oS, Auntey. Whan He pare: begin construction within | they ' were ~ hunting - rabt hi Lieut Green Was Accidentally|he wore an overcoat over a suit of | Property Owners Refuse to Keep - e i) S et By t S LONDON, November 18.—Amer- coat, and_those garments have not Wacaals ik e i of Way for Road nds. From now on. SRk e ), Calif., November 18.— WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, No-[at 9 o'clock this morning following | neering officer * of ~ the destroyer | Reighborhood in which his body Was| Davies Warfleld, president of the Sea. | serted that it rightsof-way are net | it Moody, whose body was found on the | found. board Air Line Rallroad, to give the |forthcoming he will seek to publish | friends re desiring to con- 1,-1“,,-&. of Spanish Blght, in this har.| A theory of possible suictde found |road rights-of-way into Miami re-|names of those property owners who Chamber ¢ something to the holiday | por, Sunday, failed to throw much|BO SuDport. \ |sulted in declaration yesterday by B.|refuse rights-of-way, thereby halting o Ce at i ”'nlwlhl'. uS: light on the manner in which he met —_——— ——— F. Stanley, vice president of the Sea-|construction. New Willard Hotel ach pudding contains About 16,000,000,000 horsepower YuHously approved irter to r ol * Kelly believes that Lieut.!hours are used in the Unlted States | Green, son of @ Supreme Court justice | annually. olic buildings v 5 i avor- | — the consigners are ng news as to t prohibition agents will violest the alcoholic-scented pack- ages when they reach the other side. Fire Levels City Market. November 18 (P).— | & atches 1 und with facilities . 10,000 500 automobil slos 000 to 15000 automobil al dynumite bombs. modation for 490 to 500 street rai Hodeton on Moy : S oo | ] \ IR : . . 50c Value 2 75¢ Value 3 It should 3 " L , . . 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