Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926. S . 5 ST Upset of Chicago Ring. Park Rd. N.W. From Uslng quuor District of Columbia Figured Sep- : Jeweler and Synl‘esmnfl hEswal o o ol e s e e o arately—Highway Building Is |Men Bound by Robbers in Big| From Thieves’ Ilachine—An- |, cg o, V. by Federal narcotic | verted into business property at a OF BIBESCO RECAL Desire to Pay U. S. Debt at Once Clashed With French Obligations. = \zents yesterday as he stepped off a [low cost. Next to corner. For Largest Item. Maryland Raid Say Agents other Man Drugged. California_train completed the upset | further details, please consult | | By the Assoc 4 Press. | r T | SAN ANTONIO, T Janua TS E o S | By the Associated Press. | of what Government men termed “‘the B F SAUL CO [ 8—Wives of memhers of the ing Berli Wit UE o e e Ea i blstcatlon o0l Demanded Confession. B YORK, Jamuary 8—Gunmen |biggest drug-peddling concern in Chi- . I'y 5 { Division United States armyavere | [rving Berlin and Wife, For-| soxernments in 1024 amounted to s1. yentorday robbed two jewelers of & |cago.” Gress and John Harris, ar- e | ¢ foRyeseny fo s ssts 1 the Distelet. of Golumbia, tho TG total of $35,000 in two hold-u rested a few days ago, were named aZIee e a military rule prohib- mer Miss Mackay, Not Consus Barean oirict of Columbla, the | special Dispatch to The Star. | ohn Cohen, a jeweler, and his sales. | in_an indictment secretly returned a 925 15th St. N.W. i 2o, “Pani 1. Matones - ernmental costs here were explained | BALTIMORE. ~January 8.—Com:|man were kidnaped by five men in |month ago. TTTT— -~ | e at Wedding separately by the bureau teveral | Plaints that dry agents threatened |the Bronx, in view of hundreds of | Harris is said to have acquired a ¥ v “I“lllmllll“m‘""‘ vision commander, calied women of the command into the assembly of division officers for the first ime and warned them of the bad |po o pres SDERIC WILLIAM WILE. | cifect’ on thelr. husbands' Army | 77, ie Asociaied Preas careers which would result from liquor at dinner parties. zh the had pa he wive: could dominate the ree they still could e: great influences. Gen. Malone told the women, ki the continued oc- operation in enforcing the liquor i wl : g il y | fortune of $1,000,000 through his con. | weeks ago, them with violence unless they con-| persons. Cohen was robbed of $15,000 it )t 1004 o . :: fessed knowledge of the Tannery (Md.) | in unset diamonds, taken from his|nection with the trade. He claims to | distillery robbery were made vester- | own automobile with his sales: nun(,';_in‘r:‘p" on of a former governor of | Rl N s for operation and maint nance of the general departments i State governments were '_“ 001,46 a per | &V by Miles Long, 83 years old, and | into the car of the hold-up me; na | his two sons, Edward and John, who | thrown from the car at some distanc came here to testity before the Fed: | from the scene of the crime. The - leral grand jury. " The sons were | robbers' car later was found abandon | zuards at the McGinnis distillery, rob- [ ed. The five men escaped. | hed s v night. | In hattan, Abraham Bellr The thre im they were held for | was robbed of $20,000 in uncut di f ) ‘ ight hour soners in the cus-| monds by two men who held him ur 3 W L e dded 0cents ALais s < aeven tenths | tomhouse. 1d Long said: |ina al street office building. The | bty 3 4 of 1 her aon Fepresenting seven tenths | 7y \was cutting wood and they came | men seized him and put a drug-soaked | / < XEEPING WELL — An MR Tablet debt, '§35.847.987, 4 per capita cost of 50 | 0Ut there and dragged me away. They | handkerchief over his face. When hc | e ¢ (a vegetable aperient) taken at cents, a'id 8.7 per cent of the total, | £OUdN't even let me jake off my |was unconscious they took the gem: | “ 3 N nlght will help keep you well, by 200 E { and for outiays or permanent improve. | 1905 or-working clothes before I came | from a belt which Bellman wore undes toning and strengthening your di- ian | include 151000000 francs owed ltaly | The officiating clersyman was the | Tieht of general departments and pub- | .. shook their fists at us and | —_—— the kind of pro- It owed ind 24,000,000 francs owed Belgium. [ Rev. Thomas Murphy of St. Patrick’s | [ Service ek . OF | swore at us and sald they had proof | B : STl earonat i o 5 i Tht e Baedes P camii Cie who n | ) ber ceny of the toal cost. e’ were in the robbery, and the test | Sty Dog Bites 14 in School. | G e, e pared | government hal all of these obliga- | 1899 married the bride's parents. | Lavihens in all the States for hish- | hing for us to do was confess. We 2 ive ‘community that nia ow i nd, though particularly the | crowd outside the Vanderbilt | WAY = ari 31, CorSNUON | told them we didn't know anytaing | - et - detuonod 1,132,000.000 | Fre when it did not see its | mansion saw old shoes fly. Frederick | &mount ‘“‘j‘ 1 nts for ont.|@bout it until the robbers grabbed us | ind about a dozen pupils at the Tren- Homes of English Tspe. But M t cede to Prince Bibesco's pro- | C. Church and his bride of a few | cent '\~. he total payments for "I“‘ |ana 1 us up. Then they called us | ton Avenue Grade School here and < e < t o cash settlement with the | months. the former Muriel Vanderbilt, | 4¥5. Next in importance were outlay | i threw scores of others in 4 panic ye 312,950 and 13,500 United State. were leaders in the send-off. | payments for education, amounting After that, Long said, they were |terday before it was killed by a po- | 2 0 $38,127 anc vities, hospita o - —wil m was Few foreign diplomats stationed af Car Full of Shoes. | tonsgle and chasities, HospT brought to Baltimore, arriving here |liceman. The animal had followed with budgeted terms Bucharest to| Wasl gton in recent vears achieved ' # srrections, amounting to § “t notth of Clevelund here. the widespread popularity acquired by SRveny Fine wantfine andl the Mool 371 about 6 p.m. From then until 2 a.m. | s into the bullding. The tes at’ sin Avenue at Van Ness & Gf BAEh i Sl e e R they were kept in the customhouse of the pupils were tak Street §= Anxious to Appease France. e Dhesoland o vt A and slippers id Mr. Church. | [EET s aEantybie tenan and iGues Dl Theds e hendiwan can W. C. and A. N. Miller Clupso f the Old Block ! »een here since Februar ““The car was simply full of them,” |bers that the Berlins had returned to | lon€d them, he said. State health department to de- | =05 . P lins had « s N JUNIORS—Little NRs erstood that the R 1| nearly five vears. The Minister's wife termine whather it had rabies. n | (formerly Elizabeth Asquith. daughter . 1_\.,':”“‘ i Atluntic City. But some of the spe 1119 Seventeenth Street Ouie-tHiraiiba! Fodaias donst Nada 8 | 5 SRR otlof the onetime Prime Minitser of | oo ith was @ member of the ftators caught glimpses of a slender | Mexico Subduing Rebel Bands. Main 1790 i of the ¢ame ingredients, then candy e's | tain and his famous consort m (hia ehsazement. 15 Iacome o[ minine guze at i window sk oecolorry aunnasy 80D ds = = e D o o B DRUAGIET 1 : i ain s famous consa upon his en rome i (Hoors above. s rafuised to' beleya [t 2 . January i D 6 dG o h Asquith) is one of the most nber of the New York Coffea‘and |nie © 0 c ond retused to be The government continues its suce First Mortgage Bonds | 80! S e e “\-\"\ h"»\ Sxcrmem | Exch . AL college he was| A’ busin sociate of the song|ful operations against the npparent.y | an,.mmmmnlfl‘-c M=ttty | ,across the Washington ho- [, skilled hoxe writer denied he has settled $1.000.000 | Small remaining rebel bands in the P 0. | B — = wnything that jri The Bibescos' salon and dinner | Broadway and Fifth avenue were |on iy it s set '11,(“(.'- 'that | States of Zacatecas and Jalasco. Six The F‘H'Smlf.;.ym: - - 5 = Comment wt | table were the most coveted In Wash- Lequally curious today as to the ren: | Macky cnt off mio meumeiored that | sons have heon arrested In Zaca O s Bulding BI5 Fiteenth St | Quit Fussing With Your Heating Plant and Coal et consie {uy sons for the absence of Mrs, Ir 0,000,000 ite, but this cannot be | teeas City charged with plotting | 500 's Ny INVESTOR IN 93 YEAR hming o conrse. | v «d the wealth and ® | Berlin from the weddin s Van- | med. 4 gainst the federal government, but | N had not vet come | .y for emtertaining in the derbilt to Mr. Smith vester, | B welAlng -5 Birsans e wre yet reported. Four | Install an debt terms Withimanner. and their xuests always [ \When Mrs. Berlin returned from At- | celebritics within foue duus tan olues | rebels captured at Juchipila, in Zaca- | NEW YORK, January 8.—Earl E.| cariea"cogt of | T. Smith and his bride, the former | o0 O | Consuelo Vanderbilt, are on thelr | { honeymoon today. An unnamed place {in the South is their destination for a month's trip before returning to heir East Sixty-fourth street house, | the gift of th de's father Washington. Prince They were married yest ihe nted his country to Fifth avenue mansion of Mr. and Mrs, States in cash in full and| 4% William K. Vanderbilt. There were 200 guests at.the ceremony and 500 resenting all costs of the State Other payments were for the op tion and maintenance of public se ice enterprises, docks, wharves, canals, irvigation projects and similar enter- | prises, $11,039.140, a per capita cost of | {7 Anto hesco’s friends in or name is legion light on the real | ian Minister’s nited States. The ectly concerned with in debt-fundi i ac Jemurred | COMPrised a notable lantic City days ago she .x.l]\-..q.»ux..\ with the marr of B r | tecas st have been executed. | sco demurred ol e G that she plinned to attend the, ¢ Selwyn, piaywright and producer, t — = el Diasers olfmolitic mony, and had come to New York for | 1tuth V. Wit netreds, Wil | WANTED : M| Toth the prince and pr that purpose. All day yesterday. how- | Brady, jr.. was morried to FLAI l lRE? | { mastered the intricacies of American | oy, naimed wit sband | Kutherine Alexande | - diplo-! polities to a degree not often their West Forty-sixth street apart e { ! Longworth is one « n v name did not_appear | ihesco’s el tri “Princess | on the list of guests given out at mp“\;"l s 5 £ the twenty LEETH BROTHERS d 1 Alice” and “Princess beth” are | Vanderbilt home ifth anni 7 irst admis. | - JiteL s young women of the same tempera- Maitias Presants n of French women lawyers to the and smile Sl mental bent and intellectual equip- Hei fathe ras one form : ch | fent. When ‘they meet. master wit | bieh, father, Clarence H. Mack New Apartments A splendid opportu _ The QUIETEST and most EFFICIENT Oil Burner Hhstei i meets master wit. None who 5aw | \hg hus not seen her since her mar |'® nity can be had by sev- in Washington. Passed by the National Board of Fire isu of e . which | hOI tokelhar thete i o o wmer | tiake to the Broadway composer last cral Underwriters to burn cheapest grade domestic FUEL OIL. marked i they cut in the front 1ow | \jonday, when he expressed his disap- | | L3 s . er i rm of the endless Demo- o, 1t with other mem Installations in every part of x})n city. . : o tines i At Madison e en o e COURTS EXPERIENCED Installed and serviced by engineers who know their i A s quare G, through e Vanderbilts, his father, John | . HOUSE SALESMEN : k hich they ascinated, from be- | W. Mackay, having been a partner of | . 2 mates asse . is tha which is 14 ¥ n i for the f isclose inning to bit h the late Senator James G. Fair, father | 2 1218 Perry St. N.E. Melinic pined. now Do not buy an Oil Burner until you see the "he 5 % s i It is believed in Washington that |of . William K. Vanderbilt, the 4 o . Fof $i% a0, | Prince Bibesco wil e tran o ) Rt fonteon A. B E ranian legation orlin. | Although the Berlins had plann < = Sy for v one of his country’s "ty at Atlantic City ton 1d five room apartments; all Call Mr. Daly for ap nding posts. He will leave Wi \ ned in New York last night, | utside rooms. Now ready for pointment. “Ask the man who has one” {ington with the reput h of )m\'hu:“' L J ved xh;- presidential 3 U;w.; y‘urlm\yu- P E w C eved his count o) s Both | ] viathan, leaving tomor- +‘on tiil pm. Rentals from » - prince anc cess are aceo \ 15 to whether they 1o $70. Mal reston E. Wire Co. A 2 B C l St e ot e el $ /| Automatic Burner Company, Inc. I uvired to maintain order and 636-44 Investment Bldg. ; Ton P —— N Phone Main 10455 804 10th St. N.W. Keep traffic moving before dhe Berlin | r er: ON BIBESCO RECALL |inested "t Smopeciers wno tound | JOHN P. AGNEW & CO. | |l 319 15¢h St Main 7821 | heir entrances blocked to customers. T4th St. N.W. in n joir r 1 Mition to Ivan, six policemen Denies, Through Secretary, That NORMEX He Is Likely to Get Wash- REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF | ington Post. ‘ t the HOME RUILDING L by the Associated Press. uary 8. e Rums Commission and minister t ad, declined yvesterday to com {ment on the recall of Prince Antoine Bibesco from his post & Rumanian minister to the United Si Through his secretary. M. Titul denied that he was seeking or to receive appointment as to Prince Bibesco at Washing- | He would not say what his action would be were he offered the etiire. | post THAT T T n A and Sam” | at prom B 7% HELD IN CONSPIRACY. claims . t T | i T p | Auditor’'s Removal to Florida to No eye is keen enough to see Answer Charge Sought. \ i all the good qualities which are John P. Daly of 2711 North C: part and parcel of every pair of street was held in $2.000 hond Sepaeo g ; Needham C. T e for 4 ¢ Your eyes will admire the bl January 19 on an appllcation for his " smart appearance. Your feet will GEORGE 0. VASS, ( dictment for conspiracy to remove i i welcome the comfortable fit. st s s e i s | Time will prove the durability of % Luditor in the burean, and the. indict | \ the leathers., But it would take ment charges that Sep er 1 he| : the skilled eye of a shoe expert to el was offered $4.000 by Robert M. Foster, ) tax consultant of Miami, Fla., hemer piant jtoo o see all the quality and value e Salom o s iy BE RCinfmbee wrapped up with the shoes The bR 2% 3 - WL O e ey el £6.50 Family sells. l l © of the special assessment di . ? J AND AFTER J 1996 1 WILL > B ontracted o e e o o < Expert Hands to Make are ln A re - LENT mingham, Ala., according to in-{ < o ction mation given the commissioner by . : Little Feet Comfortable . emen n S u intelligence offi that investi =\« The salesmen here know how to win the n of the burea E3 The paper sousht to be removed GOING TO FLORIDA confidence of the little folks—how to make all luicted tour them feel at home—and how to fit them with ,,L,_;"“,',gf)_'”‘; Favors “Service at Cost.” = shoes that bring real, lasting comfort to fittle || HOUGH it is seldom that the masses resolution adop ) nde | feet. NP HAND A resolution adopted by the Rhode ; Liinud Avcuse Chtane Aswosihiion o 5 « — Girls’ High agree with one ideal, it sometimes conn ave. N | reiterating its “adherence to the b with el e B LT i at cost plan of regulation of rker shude of Kid— calf or brown kide— . Shoes oceurs. iny’ons:oinertiap | DUCLC. 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