Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1925, Page 42

42 % THE EVENING STAR, WEEKS IN HAVANA. {.C. SUPERVISION. . FLAYED IN SPEECH fiore Money for District %4 Ngeded. Northeast Citi- * Y i zens Are Told. spects to President Machado. HAVANA, December 15 (#) —John Var, bronzed and apparently in ex cellent health, Machado sent his panied by M a térnoon to pre- le was accom- eturning from r Augustine, ays there will proceed to Wash. ington for the Christmas holidays. Former War Secretary Pays !e-} W. Weeks, former American Secretary | of W led on President | SCIENCE MAY OPEN DOORS TO GERMANY | International Research Council ‘Will Discuss Admission at { Brussels Session. The question of whether Germany [ana the rest of the central powers shall be admitted to the counclls of international science will be aiscussed ’| again by the International Research Council at a general assembly of that “I body just summoned to meet in Brus- * Denouncin of the District. Other which were refes priate committees were the 7 = 7% T % W, 77 7 ‘”///} Z G077, NN L% ), 2, 7z % Z 7 R % % Z — { sels, June 29, 1926. DIES IN CROSSING CRASH. |l v o jof this The meeting was Ricard of France itive o ernational body ification given th h Council headqua e present system in apital of “taxation | ind opposing other Young Woman Fatally and Three Others Seriously Injured. | BRISTOI 5 Va.-Tenn., December )M sie Eblen, 18 ye: as killed and tl ries were represented at the itomobile was demolished by | meeting to allow the revoking of the fllle and Nashville locomotive | statutary restrictions which. have e crossing four miles west | hitherto stood in the way of admit- ting the central powers to the re- arch council. In addition to this t Al difficulty. a substantial mi- hoTity cluding opposed the admission of Germany and her allies ngton has le: an sub, : | of Norton. | _The injured are Mack Collier, M rought about | wij “ash and Mrs. A. C. 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KOKOMO, Ind., December 15 ().— | The novel situation of a lawyer who {had Dbeen the second husband of a | woman defending her in a divorce suit | brought by her third husband was presented in the Howard Circuit Court bere yesterday. Meade Hays repre- sented Zella J. Wellington, who was alleged to have “cruelly and inhuman- Iy" treated Samuel E. Wellington, her third spouse. Diamonds sent from Belgium to o With New Accounts Central Savings Bank Under Government Supervision 710 14th St. N.W. Francis M. Savage, President on Savings Wallet, Clock or Vanity Case New Bachelor Apartments Sumptuously Furnished The Blackstone 1016 17th Street N.W. 13" reasnre ot fe. barber shop r telephone and One to three-room suites with bath $60 and $67.50 a month MCKEEV ERsd Rental Agents 1415 K St. Main 4752 AR AN IAIARAIAIS WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925. meeting to organize a Maryland | branch of the Association Opposed to | Blue Laws will be held here this month, Dr. Joseph A. 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