Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 21

THREE ARE INJURED - INAUTO COLLISION Driver of One Machine Later THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Concert by the United States Soldiers” Home Band Orchestru in Stanley Hall tomorrow even- ing, beginning at 5:45 o'clock: March, “Heroes of the Afr,” Clark Overture, “College Songs,"” Tobani Suite d’orchestre, “Andalusia,” Miramintes (1) “A Castle in Spain.” NEW SHAH BLAMED INIMBRIE MURDER Rezi Kahn Accused of Start- your note of the 14th December, in- forming that the constitutional con- vention of delegates granted supreme hereditary power to his imperial high- ness Rezi Shah Pekhlevl. I avail my- self of the opportunity, Mister Am- bassador, to renew my assurances of my deep esteem.” According to Americans residing in Teheran, Rezi Kahn promoted riots while he was premier for the double purpose of furthering the British oil program and serving his own ambi- tions to overthrow the old dynasty. An officlally incited mob, instead of dolng away with the representatite of an American_ofl company then in Teheran interfering with the British program, attacked Maj. Imbrie by mistake. The killing of the consui, instead y American citi- zen, for n Government to take action temporarily postponing double-barreled scheme to in- te himself with the British and credit the royal family in the e of its own (Copyright, 1925, by Chicazo Daily News Co.} Sculptor Sues Woman. Siit to recover §1,900 sald 1o be due for making a bust of the defendapt has been filed in the District Suprerie Court by W. Clatke - against Mrs. Cenev Sixteenth str ddptor claims Mrs. Dunham refused to continue th dlttings after making @ contract 10| the portrait bust and also declined to of the agreement. [ pay the balance due under the terms | cept the salaries of government em- | playes in the coming year. Representative's Car Stolen. Representative J. N. reported to the 1 Visual Education Shown. Tincher of Kan-| A demonstration of visual educ: police that his |given at the Thomson School * i | any Dr. Fra frer | Ballou, superintendent of schools. Ballou stated after the demonstr |that he was not prepared to re was attended by 7 o'clock last night been found of it. AR Rumania has decided that it will not any government expense ex- |ington among 4he your the present o and money a for the purpose. mend the method of teaching in We children rere was este W D Arrested for Not Disclos- | | ", ™ e e : 3 » (3) “Dulcinea Dreams.” ing Identity (4) “Tale of the Troubadour.” ~ Scenes from grand opera, “‘Othello” Vi Fox trot, “Roses of Love,” ing Riots in Which Consul Lost His Life. QWW%%@H@%%KW&!@W’E%’%@’%’&'&%’Efi%m@?fi@’&%’%@%’(@'& 'K%QW@!E‘@%‘@{" Children’s Onyx Glove Silk or Chou:e Gifts! Sport Stockings 500 Rayon Chemise Yamie Derby Rib, Mercerized $1.59 and $1.98 e Sport Stockings, dull Dretiy colors 10 sesembla ‘Women’s Nicely Woven length, in black, white, Chemise in pink; peach, camel, beige, gray and | orchid, nile and mais. several other splendid | Some elaborately trim- color: med with lace and fancy Street Floor work. Bodice-top model. Street Floor Satisfaction Since 1859 NGSPALY | 810-818 Seventh Street BY JUNIUS B. WOOD. ?wu By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Three persons were injured in a “hitand-run” collision between two automobiles at Benning road and Sev- teeth street about 9:45 ok last E Robert BE. Smith, 25 years old, 346 Fourteenth sireet southeast, was later arrested as the driver.of a hired automobile which _collided with of Fred Nally, 30 vears old, of Capitol Heights, Ald. Smith was with reck- ess driving and leaving the scene of accident wlithou o his Waltz song, Finale, “Want a. MOSCOW, December 18.—Official notification " of the uccesion to the throne of Persia of Rezi Shah Pekh- levi, who, according to Americans in a, instigated the assassination of i Consul Robert Imbrie, re- celved acknowledgment of the Soviet government, which was a model of diplomatic brevity. The Persian Am- bassador presented an official note to the commissariat of forelgn affairs, A conveying the information of the change in government. The reply he rebelved from Maxim Litvinov, acting commissar for forelgn affairs, follows: “‘Mister Amba dor, T have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of “The Star Spangled Banner.” WILLIAM A. MILLER DEAD. Fermer Southern Railway Official Here Succumbs in Georgia. William A. Miller, an official of the Southern Railway for many yvears and who was stationed in this city from 1912 to 1918, died in Decatur, Ga., Wednesday. He w a division stere. keeper at Spencer, .. and made his home in Salisbury. Mr. Miller was the father of Mrs. Carlton F. Howell of 3811 Fifth street, this city. Services will be conducted at the daughte sidence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Masonic Smith told the police | services will be held at the grave by ' his mind to| Washington Centenntal Lodge, No. 14, r falling to|F, A. A. M. rested before | Jle leaves his mother, Mrs. John D. daughter, Mrs. Howell; his wid- lly suffered euts and bruises she was hurled through tne d, and N and his son, when —and choose _from this list Chiffon 5195 Hosiery Full fashioned, silk from top to toe in sheer, chiffon weight are these beautifully textured pu thread silk stockings. Lo light tones, black and gun meta Gordon H-300 Silk Hosiery, $2. ZS Full fashioned, pur stockings with me: tops. A wide range of light col ors and black, Onyx Pointex Hosiery Hospital nith was < Fraser firm from w *. Hanrahau witnes down und tu The High Grade Established 1842 mber of o the po that he Pianos Sold Direct from the Factory We Invite You to Visit Our New Warerooms 1340 G St. N.W. J. C. CONLIFF, Mgr. Olympic Wagen, $5.50° 36x16-inch size. Substantial wagon with rubber-tired wheels. Ball bearing and with brake. Mille ow, and a_son, Roy Miller of Spar.an- burg, 8. C. Choice of style. Adju upset. “Big Dick” Machine Gun, $1.75 A rapid firing gun that shoots as fast as the handle turns. A replica of the real ones. Tool Chests $1, $2 and $3 \ varied assortment of tool chests containing all the imple- ments the average boy needs for building. Velocipede, $3.48 Rubber-tired wheels. Adjust- able Good size for growing child - . 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An excell Wood Tables, 98c ‘ . 89¢ Beautifully of water col Bozxed Stationery Desk Sets Book Ends Engagement Books Memorandum Books Fountain Pens Gift Pencils Objects d Art Manicure Sets Cigarette Cases Potteries Brass and Copper Novelties Leather Novelties Monogrammed Playing TN SN T we S bbb Ty Foresight in giving that suggests selection of the unusual urges its combination with the useful¥ Brewood-boxed gifts add utility to beau- tifully expressive senti- ment¥ Note the sugges- tions herein — unlike what you can choose elsewhere and in- tensely individualized are the Jgifts that await selection at ‘BREOD®D Engrez Weaver W 11 Flled The will of !‘ *d Decem? t( obate. b copal Home fo the remaining Mrs. Lydia the " Tiine, SR8 American Trains, with iron engine ger car, tender and large circular track. of infant dolls witi dolls with bisque h girls and leathe dolls Street Floor—King’s Palace Get Your Boy a Free Watch.' 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