Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 17

STAR. WASHINGTON, D. .. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1!&6, L | r “HONEY. HONEY, HONEYMOON." This might be the title of a new A\ PIE LUNCHEON ON THE STEPS OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL. Mre. Edith Nourse Rogers, -v;""lzhl;! llrr\"rll'w xl.l:r'm. I-‘m lvv”}u'{.' Llu- photograph ~|‘<u~ |{.4- b [,....-r [ING READY FOR THE BAL BOHEME OF THE ARTS CLUB. Lieut. Comdr. Clephane painting cos R ntative from Massachu e House restaurant pies, The photograph shows her “helping” the ottty A Ll oy S e wex for the floor committee of the ball. The annual event of the Arts Club will be held at the Will Samuel James Montgomery of Ok a. Wide ® & A. Pho { 1 next Monday evening. A champion of champions, Joseph Shippee, 61 vears old, of Plainfield, GAVE “BABY PARTY" YESTERDAY. Girls of the Northeast Group TAKING PART IN EASTERN HIGH'S ANNUAL ALUMNI SHOW. TI 2 Conn., who won the fiddling chane | nator €. C. Dill of the Young Women's Christian Association who attended the party at tertainment. “The Modern Girl,” at the 7 ht. They St i Ratana Hic lasoiiny Sonehin ot Now Eoglind it arree MECTT 2118 noeneon Coc Dl the Fastern Preshyterian Church, Sixth street and Maryland avenue ; Clarke, Alice Morgan. Regis Dunnigan, Helen Gibson, Laura Barrei. Elizabeth Wine, Margaret Smith. ) for-all-no-holdsbarred contest at Helaye it et and simpler alic regulations will resls in northeast . Washington Star Photo. Dorothy Schenken and Lucile Gibson. Wash m S g ! Providence, R. 1. -V World Phato, 2 nfusion on the streets of W glon, Wide Wo . - had tendered his resiznation band’s mania for spe i { 0 i ¢ testitie . nearly )00 Andrews, Assistant Secretary d 10 cent e . 5 ! 37.000 Regular Troops Nere (i b e 5t Sesentr, U | outdoor Regreational Confer- fefent grouni for divorce. Seven dot Soutd ot Jeat witil His mone ‘}LkThinks District Should Not 7z, Mediitn ind it Hoins gunnorters Expect Debate to week went w with 1 ported intended shake-up of ming, in gran The buildin e SUBUSH Among Those Available in | e taie e forces s reported ence Would Buy Three '™ nk T. 1 < alleged that ina 1 “iid that Hulling Have to Pay All of Park | raradise, which ¢ ¢ Close Next Week. patches from hushand mediately u ' a fide effort the water suppl Plot to Take Throne. S : Near Capital. Selpl of pischerk, nent o it iy ; wed him in Site Cost. e s P “Ants” Meet. fame Water w hed Georges Creek with great difficu toc l\ Creek and Potomac Seine Rise Continues With- |dcceiomment svatem, 0 F 0 P Ee— ‘ — UL towse Distriet commitien 1as SEIS PRE[}E[]EN'I' . W. Reed. forest enzineer, con. Gun Crew Injured as Shell, Engineer Describes Plans for ; Y | out Assurances Rains necied with the joint committee on would take (he entire SE0000 trom recreational survey of Federal i Sy Will Cease. vations of the National: Outdoor Defective, Explodes ‘ Craft:iMore fhaniDotible \[u3¥es: wheess theimaney criging prropriated for the Rock Creek and yiardict at Inquest, Holding enator Fernald n sympathy with the move tional Conference, conferred to otomac parkway was on a 90- an “irreconcilable t the Le: willing_to relinquish _the Ahewihn v with members of the National Warship’s Deck. Size of Shenandoah. [ basia. el e e order Albrecnt might | gl k- Somminsion mach & view Senator Capper said he had not had Agent for Grand Jury, stermination of opposing.the World hrone without hindrance, | BY the Associated Press. e R A RO D T ——— _— an opportunity to study the question, protocol. He expr facts In the situatio PARIS, Janua — River [Inent to acquire thess forts and 1o « Associated Press, ted Pr Lut that if it comes before his com- : F hat he cou ot go along with acts in e Situation| PARIS, January 8 —The River|Ghlr b, (0, lon of the confer. | By the Assorinted Pros e : 1 v . Bitjua g e Unique in D. C. e e : at, least|eine continues) to rise. Providedience | o SAN PEDRO, Callt., January 8| NEW YORK. January 8.—Comple | J (8 0% Diatrict Commission- tion and said that he must reserve the 1 Y east g o e il S 3 The explosion of a defective shell | tion of the desizns for the largest Uhe views of t R e right to follow the dictates of his con there is no rain during the in i Inspection Authorized. aboard the battleship Ollahoma dur- | metal-ciad airship in the world, twe | €% A& o WHat course should be fol LML e et <hi 1o follow the dictal his con t entirely P o hey e Mr. Reed said he learned from W.|Ing anti-airc t practice off Catalina and one-half times the size of the :‘_“ ise < Rudolph and Bell vegterday in hold Ernest Bras e Stated that the | vl be—the river is expected 10 €15 | b Gregley, chiet of the Foreat Serv D sl e ] Slenantastato e MG vt A ctated 3 that they helieved | Jell, agent for apn : 4 e oppon, R a the | its upward trend Sunday. ice and 4 member of the commission, | of five men. nief gunmor. of CHAt Develonment Corporation at sae v e G e e e s was to have been used Workmen are busily engaged in that the park body recently had au- e aan, caie ‘,T Pt ord Airport. Dearborn, Mich., completed, 3w started. on a | grand jury because of non-feasance | plans for Nersanda the ambitions of Arch. making cement and sandbag barri-|thorized Mai. Carev Rrown of the of T o e ceB it amnounced last night by (Carl I | gilicional busis of expense hetween |in supervising the premises whereagainst the court. The meet: to secure the crown of cades at all vulnerable points along|fice of public bufldings and public "'("‘h"_‘\“” l«w’ I"‘L Y itsche, general manager of the lederal and Distriot ; e. | Mrs. Josephine Johnson her | atter v Senators Borah the quays. These, however, cannot i to shudy these hwes forts, o |1 tte T of (b meRe of B Tk T3 Senator Wesley L. Jones of W | death Monday from defective ap . Shipstead, Misne OF Different Partie: prevent flooding by infilration of{caged on the Potomac River. and make | 08 5, FORE (G HELCLT ; meeting of the Ame ston. who is 4 member of the Dis- | pliances, is without exact parallel in |sota: R Missouri: Fernald, Maine el places in the city at a lower level than mmendations regarding thefr N8 DR A0 4 heh: one] it seiety of Mechanical Engines legislative committee and the | the history of local inquests, it is be- | B owa: La Follette, Wiscon the water. The outlook consequently | ;gaptability for inclusion in the gen T plosfon occurred when. one Fritsche said that the ship Will | pistrict subcommittee on appropria- | lieved at the Morgie today. Sn 4nd Bleaks: Seuth Caroin is regarded with anxiety by the pop- sun battery of four threeineh | o equipped luxuriously for commer- said he had not formed any| A search of the records failed to ams of Mis rested for partici- | ylations in such quarters within a Mr. ointed out that the anti b guns: falled to: fire, Asj eiting belong 10 certain distance of the river. Sens approvedia Biligiving the [0 P:;-.r-rvh‘!\‘ s open the defective jo and The situation in the suburhs. hoth | Secretary of War authority to dispose | Shell dropbed to Lhe Gecktand e¥Pibded. not t out and _down stream, is growing of the forfs. along with a group of | Te ST TARHECER SO ARG aver. While the water mark is well | athers, and that the le tibn o s e tieecd 1o et here ow previous record levels, the dam- | pending in the House. He expects it |1 . ¢ ze ur}:»lnnl\rxmfl\ will nx.p e - reater uv"!;;m'} l;lmr- it 1r|\”n[‘\1v;-;il|;v\r!:‘r = }'”“T'h,",":'.'.',‘.;.- e e o vt dhe; roalized € inecsin Oyer i the srand | n that of previous floods, for thou- | e bill provides that the Wa j . r ci ssio is <ing of | ner's juries have repeatedly held that et it ) . g e’ | the smaller ity of 200,000 cubic | mission in existence for the linking of | ner's juries have repeatedly h 1 or indlrect, with Windiseh | (1 G 0f houses have been built on | partment may sell the forts, and use |EUn captafn, elalb avenue. . Roth ships will be fireproof, | Rock Creek and Potomac Parks as a | negligence in operating an o onat| FORMER PACKER HEAD yenrs ince 1910, most | the proceeds for the erection of perm. | Brooklyn, 2 Cub o s £ and weather proaf, Mr. | separate project from the zeneral ex- | bile is sufficient to hold the negligent INTO BANKRUPTCY o the i the s . o £ e proe 5. for erection of e " | slig) O ightning proof and weather proof, ) AT ) J = KL - | bi s k 4 lned Wtbey clatm 'm after the war when the hous: | anent Army buildines clsewhere, after (SUEht powgerburase o co Elitsche said, none of which require. | tension of the park system by the driver for the action of the & GOES e Snian iz i problem became acute. Mosi of | first offering to transfer the tracts to |, tHOBEEt JIeS% KURAEOS SRR Al panis are fulfilled by fabric lighter- | National Capital Park Commission. jury, in such a case a positive Rap b d UL 2 I}im‘a;\ cl ter. | other depariments < enc n-«fl;»x ":°‘.\.: Sl Rty thanair craft. The smaller will be | the driving of the car—accom s | Hugo P. Heymann of Chicago Re- ivers in the provinces | Pe le iovernment or to sell them to e 4 of " Vresmen .= motably The. Saone, | Sasen. comntion. or. municipalitics. in | ; Chatles C. Wooton, gunners mate | ied, for demor U. S. SEEKING TO HOLD | billte attac - duces Million-Dollar Liabilities n the vicinity Lyons. Generally, | which they may he located. A 2 s L e SHtar y | perform the act. In the Braswell ¢ and Mechanies Joxel 1) cever, the situation shows im- | Tt is understood that under this pro- |Powder burns, ) Discussi - “‘_}n';?_h;'\‘,‘@""‘” RICH INDIAN’S MONEY | it \was purely non-feasance, which was | to $266,479. L rovemen on the ional Capital could a A S ! : icindl + | alleged by the coroner’s jury 1. The printing ' inens 2 .| mate, Suver, Ore i % Lcontinental metal-clad | anes e mers, \ In Belgium the flood conditions in | quire the trio of forts at no cost either | TALE SUECE : o sship of the future will | sence of a definite act when an L i e TBLOL burean has been | (0 ST o blv in the Escaut V to the Government sr the city, Mr. |SUght powder 3 airshiy Acts (‘ Prevent Acquirement of | o¢ correction shoulds have been made.| CHICAGO, January S—Rankrnptc {onkistoue) Whin conoeoy ¥ | : 2 B show operating cost of fuel and The. reason for the death of Mrs, | proceedings were Instituted in Federal hated tne metal from the o, ke a8 badies ciel. Ju fhe rel|Reedistaied. power “plana charges per passenger| $200,000 by Wife—Says He Jonmeon Ak st by the: ure in jte | Court yesterday on behalf of Hugo I which the * notes ~ were | RIL 08 00 TinE to normal. King Quick Disposal Asked. COURT SETS TRIAL DATE fmile not ereatls in excess of the pres: Is Incompetent. verdio! to have been due {0 “defective | Heymann. former president of the Tn The plates had been melted | A1€ Slow Bacogmopral, Fisin ¢ - | eAt cost per nger mile of touring : <" The reason for haid |dian & Co.. which suspended Albert and Queen Flizabeth yester- | Secrefary Davis has announced his | IN $4,000,000 FAILURE |in a first-class Timousine automobile.” | The United States vesterday, through e o e butinass a8’ & result of Dostwar de day visited some of the affected dis- | qexire of quickly disposing of the | He expressed doubt that airships| Assistant Attorney General Parmen- | dit, s found In the words “lack of |pression tricts sites, now regarded as having no mili- cer will be used extensively for trans- | Nat M. v, 8] a Socis e N ccording to petitio Matter Before Horthy. ast night the S t the Auster- | tary value. | officers and Employes of Realty |5, '”:‘,.'”n»;':\‘:-l“ ,\\?:‘: foo muchiotithe | ani l“(-l\'ln:'\ . rdon“"‘\v"’sll‘éx DICUSL BUDers g, e dito testits m‘.\’ v \““"Tv.:m.'.!lp i '“’q iy into erfeiting i was seven DWerithan: the e located on the M: id banks of | 9 ; for fuel. Supreme Court to intervene in the |y holders of apartments on the s |aside from p Iy worthless stock tuavins bwven vewrden Wil | recurd heisht o the risiu i 1819 | the Potomnc and f1 Hhunt i on the Charges January 18. | i 5 0 ‘of Jackson Barnem, Creek In-| phor un e Sahmton apartmenc ae|In the packing concern. Nir. Hey 3 At Bethlen, the | In the Bheims distric e situation | Virginia side, not far trom Mount | | dian, 75 years old, and reputed tu he “unsafe ‘condition of the gas|mann, who w sputed (o be a il called an ¢ Horthy and [appears worse than in uny of the 5 | By the Ascociated Press. | ne of the wealthiest Indians. Anna | o the unsafe condition of the Ba8 | fenai: i v AG ary t] ke 5 - n, 4 9 - « » before the as- | lionaire while his conc was fune i account of the present | ather provinees, rt Washington, almost diagonally | CHICAGO, January RIFF PEACE ENVOY BACK. | of the wealthle of the Indian, bas | APPIRRISS SORE LN, BOCOve the. 850 hing, 1% now said to salesminn the cuse. The note udds that . ross the river from Mount Vernon, |13 officers and empl : | o — sued the Riggs National Bank to se- | PUSHECO0 8 SO0 SORER ) g LM Tleymann, who has s wife and ent expres ; isfaction .v,[.d Children in Drama, ‘Life of Christ.' reached by a 16-mile drive ..w.»fimlldnl—-;i»li. 'II',\"';":'II‘ I:II',:':;:'“‘;:I’:"K; MADRID, Jan (). —Capt. | cure po - ssion of bonds of $200,000 | 1ong of coroner's juries look forward | child, " been struggling for the lasi o in the interests of the | s . the Iast mile, | tion, which recently faile s m Canning, Riffian_ pe: emis- | on_deposit to his credit. A i X s yepeaty s to repay his debts, which s nvestization by the an-| A aramatization from Fouard's “Life | which i Teed explained. | mated liabilities of*$4.000.000, was set e A s aior abotos e B e Covernment. Complains tiah ?,‘f‘g.,.'.?.f“:?':h?r;?: R e i e would be crowned at an early Log” Christ” was produced las oate i er to Wash! | for Jan 18 yesterday by Federal : Birnett is-“mentally incompetent, IE- | tp e e e et T | $1:000.000. Henr well he succeeded. it complete success. hy the children of the seventh |Judge James H. Wilkerson atter: their \niig, who failed to see Premier | norant and unable in care for-his. o | (N Erand jury to lesrn whether an | $1.000.000 How well he succecded, i . cighth grades of the Thomas Edwa All three forts, he said, are beauti- |arraisnment on charges of using the | puang in regard to Abd-el-Krim's|tate.” It is claimed that the Indiap mined to be the status of this case, |that his labilities, as given in tha Duke of Aosta Il of Influenza, « Shields Memorial School at St. An- | fully wooded and afford excellent rec. |mails to defraud. | peace bid hecause of the premier's re- | was kidnaped by the woman, now hts | {50 40, 08 RO SEERR 0 TR SEEE 1 URL R S ehle, are less | than 8 " | thony’s Hall. Brookland. The produc- reation and pienjc grounds for motor-| Walter Johnson, post office in: | fusal to receive him. crossed the Span- | wife, and taken from his ‘nome in 45 0T | £300,000. Italy, January 8 (®). The tion was entirely the work of the | ists. spector, testified that the Consolidated | ish frontier im an airplane. Oklahoma. to_Coffeyville, Kan., where. < R R PO Y Duke of Aosta, cousin of King Vietor | children, havi been written and | Succeeding generations would never (Realty and Theaters Corporation was | It Is not known whether Capt. Can- | a license was secured and a ceremony S - Fr Erimanuel, is suffering from influ- | staged by them. Tt was favorably re-| forgive the present generation if it|a merger of several similar concerns | ning is returning to the Riff country | performed. in ‘Hebruary, 1920. The Ordered . to Manila. Charleston Dislocates Knee. enza Although the iiness is said |ceived. ~Afterward, at a meeting at | failed to take advantage of the op-|organized and financed by stock-selling | (o acquaint the Riffian chieftain with | court is asked ta decree the money : - s e iy : ot to be d y1%, the duchess has | which Dr. George Johnson of the | portunity of securing these beauty |campaigns by Frederick 1. Grune-|the failure of his mission, or whether | belongs to the Indian as a ward of | Capt. Joseph B. Conmy, 17th Infan-| ALTON, L. January 8. Qi ! Prof. Pescarolo. | faculty of Catholic University pre- | spots, especially in view of the fact |herg, A. F. Brentilinger and R. L.|he intends to remain in Tangier and | the Government and that it be sur- [try b veifeved from duty at|dred Volz, Alion, suffered & difloc is aftending the | xided, 4 parent-teacher association was | that ‘they entail no outlay of funds|Martin. All the orgdnizations were in [communicate with Krim by other | rendered to the custody of the Secre-' Fort Crook. Nebr.. and ordered to Ma- tion of the knee cap while doing th rmed. whatever, Mr. Reed asserted. Hlinois and Indian: means. tary of the Interofr. . L, for duty. « ¢ Chgrleston at an oldtime dance here. & 4 hd ounter and there is every possibility there use. but in the event of war can s bu disclose any case precisely similar | pu iinted to succee equipped for military purposes in i as that the Patter -act, to the one yesterday, where failure |Senator v, will ires 48 hours. Another smaller ship, one- ift and Florid: cenues| to act in response to allezed com- | Senate on the court at an early tenth the size of the Shenandoah. Will | northeast, should he acquired before | plaints of unsafe conditions in a|and he is counted by friends of the also he b he said the Rock Creek and Potomac park- |building was held the hasis for bind- | court as azainst the court proposal. The larger airship will have a gas'way connection. He said he realized, | ing a_person over to the grand jury. it they were acting ends in view Archduke has 1ed a disclaimer. de. z that he < had no relations By the Associated Press, fter the counterfefters were with them