Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1926, Page 6

[} SAFE IS INSPECTED nopoly of Battered Cash Receptacle Examined in Effort to Trace Dutch Market Robbers. | Br the Associated Prese NE YORK, January | scientific dis | rar-reaching | under discussion today. are ex- i nouncement indorses " I Amcrican that two Dutch have succceded in transm clement into another. th statement of Dr. for of Princeton tl nitrates is fading because « in the United States of m aialysts, or dissolving e and A. of overies economic int Identification exper Amining a battered safe ravine near Sligo. Mda arnoon. hoping finzerprints found to trace whoever wi sible for its removal from the Old Dutch Market Co Connecticut avenue. The safe. containing 230, was taken from the store between 11:30 a'clock turday night and 12:13 o'clock day morning. when the store w tered by breaking a rear window was taken across the District line. the & door battered off and the money taken. Allen M. Moore, £27 th Carolina avenue southeast, nmun. of the | store, discovered the hurg v shortly After it was committ Three armed ¢ visited the store 01 First unsuccessful srocer. They were hetore they succeeded ke into the tailoring es. pent of James M. Williams today found vesterdayg aft- may he respon- store of | 3616 a at the Scientific Am his remization of Lohemists veritication of the d theory that the oniy van et ;| atoms The cury to heat cillated the Timp to breuk | ront and increase the hent Dutch I scientists use lamp. the an dtempt e frizhtened with One Is an an- by the Scientific The other Hugh Scott Tay t the monopaly o ) Karssen of S Amsterdam ~¢d pure lead into mercur: recently ween elements ix in the av ment and number of elecirons in then article ad with electricity, A vac TH wis maintained with the aid of 25— Two possible erest ton. where . - of physieal chemis sterday of the g in the use of iron Muscle Shoa's plant, he {built 1o produce nitrates fron and hvdrozen, hut was cesaful hecause of quality of cataiysts used. new type Muscle n. furnich of fertilize sives-in Plant nrodu: Ivcen erected on thé Paclific C ure profess uting one is continual and u »f the use m peice time ified iron sents, in make 1o ammg huve the du Po erican i onanlng ist_for the F Lboratorg, » differenc: Dr. Edwin W nze | aid that u azent might cconomically. has rec compet purity of declared of the ne: erfously That count the prol and i its nitrates ¢ -t . he then the cun I nstan I street. lute Saturday nizht or vesterday morninz. and stole apparel va robberies 1 at tunds early ' The cash rrgister at the business of Chris Skeadas. Pennsylvania =venue S61 in hils the £30 in thieves and the 107 Ninth robhed of chewing gum mall sum of money. Classic of Northland to ver. stand of i street candy and a JAIL RELIGIOUS RITES | ATTENDED BY DURKIN { With mum iraces eliminated lined up their do: the ninth annual [ Derby. | This vear's even' i 120-mile lap race, spread « {#:vs. An S.mile lap course {out on the Saskatchewan R {iive laps a day to be run The snow over the river pressed down by roller and the couse resembl isurfaced wutomobile highw By the Assomated Prese THE PAS., Manitoba. of the hardships a dozen Gunman Serlr\us Durinz Services. But Renews Jaunty Air Im- % The mediately Afterward. CHICAC Durkin n 1ated Prese Martin captured with kil v attended Sunday services for the first time he is to remember With other ty jail. Durkin ducted Dby the n though attendance is not o He paid strict attention ward assumed the same he has manifested since noon he sent out fo religious 1hle frisoners in the coun Army, ves 1§ predicted new records for jaunty hi- arrest. | A Sunday { coude ar He | the <katchewan—100 mile with his {700 miles hack The entries included sk, | elashes, ner vears the derby over a 200-mile In for mushed dinner JUSTICE HOEHLING HURT. e Feared | A n:u‘s‘ ; 'JI‘;»L:;:;;M' i) ont |known as “Belzian Red. Fractured Bone After Fall at Home. fechlinz of the wrt slipped in the at Chevy Chase. inz and sustained oot which may keep | for al least a week had heen taken. his he los Droken one nes of the foot. justice ot in touch with Chief McCoy inged with | James Franc 1ith of the 1 'States Court of Customs Ap. ) take up the work of Justice Hoehling in Circuit Division 1. | CAVALRY NEEDED IN WAR. Due Joyce Say of 't ton's Boyhood Home" Justice who v 1al Dispateh to The Star REDER BUT ambitious program = it enes in | was begun Saturds [out of 10.000 booklets, | Greeting Rovhond fon Imperatively Necessarv. Aircraft, Col. Increased has made o sary in futy 2 report given the to which to Boyhood Home, Inc.. |ing the plan, expec 20.000.000 of these b oy {next s vears. onding o prospecius of Department | \Yashington. ' by Lieut. Col. Kenvon A. Jovce, Amer- | Marshall. only joan’ military - observer, Col. Jdovee|0f the Father of His Co s rerort on the vesilte of the|wds first published in 1810 is now practically out of The Citizens’ Guild is now h hiozraph reprinted in an iveness by Chief authorized His Count e experiments. . he savs. are point. | neell for more ca which be able to advance | country in formations which | are least vulnerable frem the air. | i UPBUILDING IN LATVIA. Minister Seya Describes Revival of | will be alry Dr. #rank W. Ballcu ent_of schools. is in New N. Y.. tocay, where he is an address before the Par er Association of the Industries. School. i se The zrowth and the rebuilding of | dustries destroved dur- i vhr war were described by Charles | is country from . in an address before a large audience in the Wardman Park Thea- ter last night Paul Blevden. accompanied by his wife, sang several Latvian folk songs some of which have been translated into English by Mr. Seva. At the conclusion of Mr. Seva's talk pictures showing scenes in Lat- via were exhibited. Nation's s aulista railway of Brazil freight cars Insurance Building 15th & Eye Sts. Séveral Single Rooms One Suite 4 Rooms Moderate Rent All sizes in the lot. No charges for the necessary alteratiens. Apply at building W. H. WEST COMPANY 916 15th St. Cleans Teeth Safely Mild, Delightful Flavor that one purpose. A dose of Tonsiline taken upon the first appearance of Sore Throat may save long days of sickness. Use a little Sore Throat wis- dom and buy a bottle of Tonsiline today. You may need it tomorrow. | Tnsist on the “bottle with the long, necked fellow on L 3 it when you getit. i is | Sore Throat Wisdom To relieve Sors Throat you must get at the seat of the disease, counteracting the cause. Tonsilins is prepared and sold for | Throat Remedy {DOG DRIVERS READY FOR THE PAS DERBY Over 120-Mile Course. Last Three Days. January for the start today was scheduled a horse-drawn iro | drivers who have been practicing over ave negotiated the S miles nutes during the trial. through the wilderness s out and “Shorty winner several times of previous a favorite to repeat: Russ and 'BOOKLETS TELL NATION OF FREDERICKSBURG, VA. ! “Greeting From George Washing- Features Extensive Campaign. The Citizens' Guild of Washington's The phamplet “The Life of George Justice and which | 2dition and the proceeds from its sale used in preserving shrines in and near Fredericksburs. Dr. Ballou lee! Addrese. superintend. | Be Run Eldest to to. Malady. By the Associated Press TOLEDO. Ohlo. January 25 ard Austin Hayes eldest : President Rutherford Hav “mushers” | prominent Toledo attorney | vesterday. Death was due (o stomach trouble. Mr. Hayes w Novemuer . 1308 S| childhood there. He move three | mont. Ohlo. in 1863, He il from Cornell University in With| the Harvard Law Sch | vear his father was i s ice was | e, After graduation h» New York firm of coming i vived by four s neiseo, Lieut. Hayes of Washinzton Toledo and Scott of Tamy brothers also survive— | Haxae. Fremont. Ohio ford B. of Clearwater of former B Pas Doz spendinz v R iver, augurate: ed a hard ay. Dog the North i Comdr LKL LW nnd Fla. has been non-stop long | w. Rus Billy Mox man es, Driving an omohile while the influence of liquor ing and leavinz the scene of cident without diselosing his were charges filed against Emn Malicoat. 831 Delafield place. hy of the sixth precinct early ve morning. He wax arrested after his alleged to have heen driven the automobile of James Thoi | Pennsylvania avenue. parked i of that addvess. resulting in mma L. Glover vei 167 G street, occupant of the car. Unable to furnish bond, M was held in cus odv Janua for draw- attention to the historic and around Frederickshurs ¢ with the mailinz entitled. From George Washington s is foster- distribute oklets within the is a John pher whic hio; ry. For intestin Ask your ~hysi #h Prepared ny the av stence. this| ensive ANTITOXIN 513 U St. N.W. historic | Rochclle, | delivering | t-Teach- Mayflower Semi-Annual Sale of Overcoats selling regularly a ‘40 & 45 NOwW $2 4.75 IrOSINEI® 1328 F STREET House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes EVEN ITRANSMUTATION OF ELEMENTS EFFEC TED BY DUTLH SCIENTISTS! FORNGERPRNTS e e s s o et FOROSPTALPAN e e Nitrates Fadm« Bec.mse of Use Iron Tayler the With ‘the | the 4, hauls could, in his | SPring road. ‘alls, and another 18 under BIRCHARD A. HAYES DIESIN TOLEDU, OHIO; Walter reckless driy Bacillus Acidophilus Milk NATIONAL VACCINE AND INSTITUTE [Stap Bnvying Dwnersof » Studebaker Power Dur’ifilhm rflnshl VNG Catalysts, Dlflsolvmg Agenli, in this Country. Layuid te ! try. he s minde | The | wis 1 nitro- | largely poor | supply | explo- | | the new building. ast and nts at | chem- | [ hl|e| swever., ty, he ' { | lewish BTAR, ‘SUPPORT IS URGED Dureclors of Hebrew Home for Aged Want Non-Sec- tarian Institution Built. General community support in finane. ing the non-sectarian hospital pro- posed for erection on the site & foining the new Hebrew Home fo 1 at Eleventh street and was urged at the an- nual meeting of the hoard of directors of the home yesterday afternoon in Ag The new Harr home, it was pointed out Sherby, president. an addition or winz for the hospital, for which there are not vet sufficient funds to begin nctual con struction. For the erection also of nagogue on the five-a which the new home stands tempor synazogue, rly $3.000 has been rafsed. tfinkle hax charge of funds at the temporary synagosue, which will be divided between bermanent synagogue and the hos: pital. s tund of several hundred < turned over vesterday t “*harles A, Goldsmith, national secre. f the home, by its board of di ~. the Ladies” Auxiliar: and the ter Home fe “h charity use as she secs fit. M Id=mith leo was presented with 4 hasker of flowers as i token of appreciition for her charity work amonz the Jews. Al of the present officers of the a solieiting dol A Son of Former President, ! !1ePrew Home for the Azed were re- Preminent Attorney. Succumbs | clected inz At yesterday's annunl of 1he ho inspected the b whose ne after the me 'REAR ADMIRAL ROSS i Birch. ! son of | es and . died here | chronic | | < born in Cincinnati hix arly Fre Dt | 1870 and | | ol in 187 the A Presi served with ihe | he h. n o187t —Sherman | zroup of five distinguished reti Webb ot 2. Two | ebh . Ruther. | Funeral services will he held 1omor- | Admiral Dewirt HELD ON THREE CHARGES undey i mett l. \vmlln el n front Injurs rs par! of the police Use it in Beef Stew LEA & PERRINS’ t EEEBEEEEEE:I ' TO BE BURIED TODAY Retired Naval Officr. Who Died in Miami,' Was Grandfather of Mrs. Lansdowne, the Assoriated Pre-s MIAMI, 11 services for L Fanuary Rear Admi retived, U who died N near Miami Stephen’s k Funeral Atherr A Navy, < home in S of which warden Admiral | The robbed death of th mirals within the past five weeks first of the numl miral B. M. Doval of Admiral Hoss The city's three commanders ure remaininz Admiral . 1 fmian. ;o 1nd Admira) a hotel here \dmiral Fo 1zhter, M Admiral ! Brownson Besidex hix survived by Loss Gares president of vapolis. M Mrs. - Marg idow of fated. Shenundonn U Fush W 608 to 6i4 P WASHINGTON, r| PEDESTRIAN BODY SEEKS | Removal could he | | yet decided, Morris | | niber plates and other matters of the | ol ———|a|———=]o[—]0] bxltpsbom ). MONDAY, JAN Bill to Make War| Department’s Name | o minimize the probabil- by changing the name Department to Depart- Army has been pro- Bloom. H\ r\f war" of the War ment of the posed by Representative l)n’m'fi‘l'il!. New York. “1 do not know of any quicker way of promoting und establishing versal peace than to eliminate possible sugzestive of 5+ Ar. Bloom sald, holding that the present title is # misnomer. LOWER D C. SPEED LIMIT of BHnding Headlights | and Legible License Tags | Also Advocated. A resxolution demanding reduction of the present legal spced rate| [ maximum for autos from miles | an hour 1o a lower point. not the removal of blinding | headlights: clearly legtble license ety was ordered drafted vesterday | al u meeting of the Pedestrians’ ¥ tective Association. held at the nmn-‘ of N Emma Prall Knorr, 9187 Sixteenth street. Mrs. Knorr, who meeting. announces this resolution will he cireu through the District for siznatur These. with thousunds of names at tached. are expected to he presented | to the District committee of Concress request for action - Director M. O. the | of { presided at that coples idze told 1 prozress n he made pedest rians at in ‘the nly b as well situation ving ideas o as motoriste, TWO HELD ON CHARGE OF ATTACKING WOMAN Vicetim Alleced to ifave Identified Pair. Saying They Bound and Gagged Her. R the Associated Prese Ja INVILLE. Fla “Two white men. Gea 1 Joseph Conne hy on 4 technical in connection with the vou nicion leged woman in a local early ve 1= by the woman attracted the n of hotel uthorities. who ind her tied hand =nd fool unde: cath a had of a room on the fourth v =he had been zazged with vel hut had heen ahle ¢ ficientlyv 1n call for help. ere apprehended hefore they left 1 botel. According 1o the was acoosted by whom. she cha woman's story she | two men ot used in het With them. She was iaken into the oo Ure elen. citacked, tied and pushed underneath zun forcing 2id s<he neeupied by ed the hed She igentified th said by _the police 1o ELEVENTH ST, Timely Sale—800 Pairs 2.95 4-Buckle Style EVERY PAIR OF FINE JERSEY. CLOTH. EVERY DE- SIRED HEEL AND TOE IN ALL SIZES FROM 25 [olc———[o]c———Jojc———[a]c—— End that Cold By to-morrow This is the best way known we paid $1,000,000 for it % You can end that cold by tomor- row if you will. you can open the bowels, eliminate the poisons, tone *he entire system. You will probably feel better -than when the cold began. The w ay is Bo Surs It efficient that mil- lions have come to employ it. It is so supreme HILL'S. Tt is so You can do more— | Get Red Bax *Ro3s9% with GALOSHES All First Quality = | that we paid $1,000,000 for it. | Don't trust a cold to any minor| method. Use the best men know. And that today is HILL'S. | Use it promptly. The sooner you start the qulckl:r the cold will end. Go get these tab- | u—the genume HILL'S and I]l fatn what they do for a cold. At PetreR your drug store. macried | UARY 1926 UNITE TO MODIFY PROHIBITION LAW Four Orgamzatuons Propose' Lo Prove “Complete Failure” | of Volstead Act. How About the Room You Never Use ¢ Hot Water Radiator Heat If the family have been denied the comfort of that extra room —because it could not be heated— you surely need an Ideal ARCOLA. hl health protecting warmth goes to every room. No room is “idle” when there is an ARCELA Ask your dealer -boul the new low price and easy payment plan. - Easily installed any old or new cottage, single flat, small store, etc. Nn basement required. Write Dept. S for free booklet showing how ARCOLA soon pays for itself in fuel saved —it is the ideal heating bargain! AMERICAN RADIATOR (GOMPANY 5,1 5 Four organizations have joined in | foint ~legislative committee for modifying the national prohibition act. with offices in the Lenox Bullding, it was announced last night, and will co-ordinate their forces in presenting to Congress “facts to prove the com Dlete failure of the Volstead act as 4 temperance measure." The committee which will assist in marshaling testimony in hearings be- fore the House judiciary committee | on “more than 100 bills to liberalize the Volstead act” consists of repre- | sentatives of the American Federation of Labor, Associztion Against the Prohibition Amendment, Constitutional Liberty League of Massachusetts and the Moderation League of New York. Inc. According to a statement last | night they have an aggregute mem- | bership of more than 6.000.000 voters. | The committee will present many witnesses of natfonal reputation and Ask your dealer to show yeu Tdeal ARCOLA Write Dpt. € forfree bnak N Washington, D. ¢ | facte to prove that the Volstead act has resulted in many evils. said the statement. and will stand also {ready 10 supply Individual mem bers of Cong with statistical and other information on the failure of the prohibition law fuliill the promises made for it by its advoc The officers ot the joint committee are: President. 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