Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1926, Page 17

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TARY 12, INTRODUCING THE “COOFIS DOLL” Blanche Sweet. photoplay star, has acquainted Hollywood and the Pacifie Coast with this new doll, the will 1 sorts of aricks when the fiule buttons Copsright by 1. & AP UNCLE SAM'S NEWE BLIMP PASSE HE INITIAL TEST. It is <aid 1o be t rigid dirigible. and the first test flight was made at Seott Field, UL, a few day< ago. by four 300horsepower Liberty motors a anned by a crew of nine. capacity of 00 cubic feet. PNEUMONIA SPREAD SEES LAW 1551 S LEAUSTOAIRTEST IN'10WA DISPUTE | | Fowler Orders Ventilation of Brookhart Counsel Asserts Buildings Examined—10 | Principle Is at Stake in More Deaths. ‘ Seat Fight. be the fet'm of a variation that « not justified hy any principle: ot faky 1. G. Mitchell, { conmn for Brookhart, dec ed today | in a brief filed with the e elec. tions subcommittee inves ating the lowa senatorial conte It will be sufficient to say that the Senate can only sustain the con | testant’s position and unseat this in | cumbent by appearinz to approve a toll of 42 jalicy of contempt for law of so far the new vear, ching auences as to be ut. ng reported to- | terly disruptive of representative Gov * the disease [ ernment bringing the It there is to be an acceptance of Some of | The offic it where there is a dis Dr. Fowler | € tween the hallots transmit nd three days > numl [ votes ez this far |shown by the poll hooks. as in the of Winterset, Madison County, upon | Wefinite sign |what theory shall the hallots prevail in e and very |other precincts where there are like hat pnen | discrepancies? The uniform applica ds in the [tion of this rule will result in an in Fherefore, | crease of 149 vo v the incumbent, tion to pre. [more’ than enough to overcome any he | parent advantage on part of the con Places [testant under the most erous in tepretation of the lLiw stems | “Counsel for the contestant enlar il | spacionsly in their brisl upon establish be known as the ‘intent stied. will 1t is evident fhut the o not. | only confuse wholly distinet id these - the application of this so-called essary if | rule only when it is to their own ad- is in proper niage. What they contend for is the voter's purpose if he ap- sishments iy potential gh impure meumo. = v‘r\ likely iven effect, even though by i the air act he invalidated his not pure sistant | hallot. This is not giving effect to the chief of the ita " will have intention ul' the voter— While pnenmo « < for the i & cur 11 month expected 1o show CAPT L A COTTEN an incresse ¢ Tanuary of last year LA, < not believe that the Ussti o lent e il PNEUMONIA VlCTlM‘ s die he disease. The fol Towing salth records show Bcune Inlines frpped 1o LoL(Nayal Otficer Succumbs to Illness Contracted During Storm BANS MILITARY TRAINING. | ‘ at Sea. l;.,.,m.., Cleveland Education Board Dme- Capt. Lyman A. Cotten, command. | 7 CLEVELAND, Ohio uary 12 imorning. of pneumonia contracted | (®).—Disregarding protests of Dwight last week when he kept to the bridge B. Davis Secratary .2 Newton of hix ship in a storm during the run D. baker, former War Secretary, and | from New York to Norfolk. virtually all 5 itions. the | Capt. Cotten. a graduate of the board of education vesterday voted to | Naval Academy, had seen more than | here. effective at the end of the present | World War was on duty in Kuropean school year in June. | waters. B. M. Williams. president of the| The widow and two sons, Lyman A.. | hoard, cast the only dissentin~ vote. i"" and John. survive. Funeral services will he held at the home of the superintendent of the hicago handles 100,000 carloads of ' Naval Ohservatory here Thursday, fruft and vegetabl ear. with burial in Arlington. ¢ g is propelled It s 282 f,.l x.,..,\ and baa ¢ A NEW PHOTOGRA 2 ion: Miss Jessie Dell. POTOMAC HEIGHTS SUONTORAVEGAS Georgetown Company Mains from Fox- hall Heights Contemplated. | Extension Utilities Commission is expected to formally order the George town Gas Light Jfew within the next 120 the comm! dvised the company that it would order the extension when | the nedz‘xel became favorable for the | ston informally commission > between 500 sidents of a ferritory jbetween Foxhall Helghts and the Dis- | : hearing will be held by the unission tomorrow ck to consider morning at , sk, Sotmant ctinok b conaings the petition of the o e | ing the scout cruiser Richmond. died | Kenilworth and Benning citizens for gards Protests of Leading Citizens. | BF 10€ S0 (10 cpital, Norfolk, this | the extension of gas mains into their | i is esti-| have been reported as occurring in \H]I COsL approximately 1 this vicinity within 24 hours. fhe Washington Gas Light Co. would be required to run the main living a short distance below South | Pennsylvania Avenue | River, died last night, and the attend- . as the drawbridge over Ben abolish military training in schools | 20 vears’ service, and during the | ning road makes a short cut from the city impossible. The 23,000 square miles of stump 1and available in the couth for turpen- | i the combined | here, and there are known to be sev- New Hampshire, Vermont and ' eral cases of desperate iliness from Connecticut. DIPLOMATS ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE QUEEN MOTHER OF ¢ Church of the Holy Rosary. all the embassies and | mo de Martino, the Il Ambass Ambassador, SECRETARY OF STATE AT SERVIC Rellogz and Assistant Secretary of State special memor rvice for the late Queen Mother of Ttaly 4 of the Holy Rosary yesterday. THE UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. recently appointed to succeed the Jate Helen H. Gardener. 'Harvard Seniors to Get Lecture Attendance Liberty By the Associated Press CAMBRIDGE, Ma JTannary 12 rvard senfors have one less w rting h the opening of the se 4 half-year next month. they will not have to attend classes and lectures unless they so desire. News of the innovation was an nounced last night and is commented upon favorably this morning by the Crimson. student daily, which sees the possibility of further extension of the [have the rule to junior and sophomore classes. ‘11 is not too much to hope that the operation of the new rule for seniors | list. will be successful enough to warrant | its further extension to the junior and |t sophomore classes,” sayvs the paper “1ts application to freshmen will prob- tright in front rowi: 0 Vil and il Donua Antoinette : William €. Deming. president of the and George R. Wales. Voluntary ¢ be either practic insisted that described as the If successful s it is not necessarily step in this direction, 010 students By fhe Aes \ha reason given for the extensiom nfl n education:themselves. IPOISONOUS RUM KILLS FOUR NEAR ANNAPOLIS | White Man and Three Negroes Die Near Maryland Capital From Effects of Drinking. Special Dispatch to The Star, ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 12— | Four deaths and a number of serious attacks from drinking poisoneus booze | Nelson Owings, a young farmer ing physiclan assigned poison liquor | as the cause. Two young colored men died from apparently the same cause in the same section. In Annapolis one colored man living in the lower end of the town is deac after drinking booze which is sold | the same cause. \ | tomobile and lynched him at a lonely |in the form of tickets to appear in|as WORLD POWERS ENGAGE IN PARLEY WITH CHINA! The'nesro had been jailed here on (E:IWII‘X(I;V}V:‘!IF‘ \'x'fum{fv”l‘:l{]..th‘n.-.‘: Ln:;‘ he committes consisted of six mir on to Discuss Extraterri- toriality Problems in Ses- representative powers and | discuss the question of extraterritori- | conference sessions | An address of welcome | Minister of Justice | Hioki, the YanamNP’( William C. De Mille, motion pic- | cases is as follows: 1922, United $ id into the United States branch jare being held. | was delivered by | Machun Wu . the Chinese commis reprosentative, was chosen permanent ATTENDING MEMORIAL SERVICE A few of the envovs who at 1 service was beld in Washington tended the memorial service for the late Queen Mother of aly in Wash in the congrezation. In the ph ington las. In the group, front. left o right: May. W. I~ Alston of the Britich bassy. M. Cienanowshio the Polish Minister Henrs Chilton, cou of the British embassy. wnd Sie Fsme Howard o e he British Ambass Pyt Stephe Boudreau. 21, of the United ates Army. who has set a new unofficial record for parachute jumping at Selfridge Field, He \ WINTERTIME GLIMPSE OF THE CAPITOI jumped from a height of £.500 feet the workmen are <een ri away the <nowy and fell head-first to 1000 feet ahove ) Building on the Hiil he job ground hefore his parachute apened. S o NEW TRAFFICCODE ADOPTS REPURT FAILSFINANCIALLY N VIRGIN BIRTH Ban on Collateral System | New York Presb)terv Re- Cuts ’?,g‘;‘;n%zr[.)“” 9 } snonds to Criticism on Li- censing of Two Ministers. NEW YORK time not hee lators While the and _for | were n E ther from | cases. el 1 f violation | bytery a lars the | semhiy The oMcial figures. obtained | licensin ar financial | The v permission of A chuld he presiding showed a gain last vear |fer D, Copyrizht by Harris & Ewing T aver 1923 {mnastme s wh for vears has heen th how much of an in crease his books will show at the end | it G N of the vear, is still suffering from a psition Taken by Committ mild shock produ; by the lurge deficit oceurring for the onths While adu e the 1 ri just end wever, he foday took | he assembly on A spivit of optimism for 1976, has. | Hon a ing this attitude on the return of the | 'hat. siuce old system of allowing forfeftures in | Heory P Van cases Lehman were ¢ fMfic violations alone fizured in |CUSSIon by the = the speculation around Police Court : today as the cause for the slump. - Suspect in Assault Case|fnes and forfeiture from uiner via: | (€10 tions being wholly ignored. For (ie | Taken From Police at past ::};‘;‘(-nmm)\\ lawbreakers of the | new rules were not allowed to tic \voiding of forfeit collateral in the police pre. these grave Ocala, Fla. cincts of the clty. hut were forced to | oS wholly outside the proy stand trial in couri. where the fines | t - fmposed In a large number of cases were small. This ruling necessitated the arrest OCALA. Fla., January 12.—A band [ing policemen coming to court, there £ neiid men facks Niak ORISR BN o TR L Ty Ciets deai s Uphold Rights of Minority terpretati the church is apparently rems committee admitie nesro, from twa officers late vester- | % Further. the explanation is advan day, bundled the prisoner into an au- | pay £ Adoption o ent pe many persons given summonses | mitting snbmission of minority as we spot 18 miles from here. con led to do this. I'rior to this|was recommended | suspicion in connection with an at- rs and five iavmen fack an a white woman near the apot | collateral was deposited, and tLe m he Presbytery also accepted a re where his captors lynched him. When | '*' settled in a few seconds. port of its social servi e committee seized he was being taken by officers| A table for the revenve received |demanding enforcement of a ruling of to & hospital o be identified by the |Since 1922 in hoth United States | the Presbytery that no minister shon woman fand District branches of Police tourt | conduct {he marrfage ceremony for | follows any divorced persons except the in As the officers neared the hospital | U a nocent party to a divorce gv d on bullding with their prisoner the band fatecl Binten, $110- | grounds of misconduct of men is said to have closed around i “Uhe ministers and churclies must the automobile, torn open the storm . | see that the highest idesls in the curtains and, covering the guard with sanctity of marriage relations are pistols. demanded that -the nesro be | (Fict of Columbia branch, $348.138 86 | maintained.” the report stated Eltrendersn, | branch, $140,650.40: District of Colum. | =— . { bia branch, " $376, total, $517.-| . T o : ” | 383.29: . “United States branch, | lumbia branch, 53458; total, 63.667 Will Quit Famous Players. $130.476.33; District of Columbia | Trafc violators for the past eight branch, $314,394.35; total, $453.870.68.] months turned over to the courts HOLLYWOOD, Calif., January 12| The table for the total number of |$109.694.45, of which $14.401.75 was [ United States branch, $117.004.68 une director. will leave the Famous|branch, 8,580: District of Columbia | #nd $95.292.70 went into the coffers Players-Lasky studio - early in the | branch, 44.402; total, 52.982: of the Distriet liranch. Spring. He has not vet decided what | United States branch, 8.115: Distriet | The total number of traffic cases his next connection will be. Williamof Columbia branch, 274: total, |since the beginning of May when the De Mille is a brother of Cecil B.|354,383: 1924, United States hranch, | Traffic Court became a separate court De Mille, also a director, who resigned | 10.008; District of Columbia branch. {was 23.347, of which 1,750 were United from Famous Players-Lasky several!51.547. total. & 1895, United | State < harges and 21,507 Disteiet months ago to become a producer, States branch, 10,209; District of Co- charses.