Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 3

—— THE EVENING S8TAR. WASIHINGTON. D. ., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1926. .59 COUDGEPEASED [Fece ot Fighrer o :2;’“}(,; oy I LODTIRKSTHEE, CORDVERPROBING ™. 2 Bt T i 7 s ates: twovesr contruct, wad other 1 t in such e the pedestrian : . cers involved. 158.000 “(ea(ures‘ % i } | Bresident Cooltige has called to meet ::'oulg be sent e;“jau fir”me. { by Coroner's Jury in Death g s8] R ibe e {in Washington the lutter pert of v 7 whick . 3 eries affected, serving Reply of operators. Mar e toradb o de-| , 1t 18 & pecullar psychology Which of Mrs. Ward. Labor Secretary Says Peace | ™ o roaes 1o, ot aicn| s o T iy demas 8 Masked Bandit Wounds Ori- Mexican Federal Government | Nerh 22 £ v U ot o o | oy il S0 UELTEE: e humbly to arrest for nine control 138 of the largest col ge*lell differences be arbitrated in spite of Mimself, . and then another—admitting himse , i lieries, 2 t States and cities g ma | & Charies M. Richmond, 1000 Tavior Must Be Credited to Ad- [fieries”” © & ® "% *EE Nesotiations. | ental When He Finds Lone in Charge of Inquiry ot Stutes an T Vet | 8, Syl Vil wlhn 0 | sl Sttt s oge s amhi 1 | kille rs. u garet are ] | o ; Pennsylvania. covering o00| Began at Atlantic City July % aud! it 4 ) | pedestrian us o their greatest | 508 Uy trian loudly protesting the 3 ministration. squire miles, pructically the only | broken off by unfon Augu re-| Bili in Cash Till. Into Attacks. problemis. In some cities ths 0edeS: | gjuptagt effort to do something in his | aight ‘was ex ncatel b obes commiercial anthracite in the United | sumed at New York December > ek cten o {irfan hus mubmitted himself to regu- 3 States. { Broken o Thunaiy 15, Fespiosd 0a = == iation. lle stups ut the red sl‘nn‘l he satety conference will i e ] at the morgy. RUSSELL YOUNG . Muintenance llm!l‘len:u‘inixxx m]l duty juary 26, and broken off Fabruary 2 Augersd at obtaining w lone dollar | By tie Associated Press J;Nl(hgubi.l ut uwu. " \A‘mfm.'nwmc;:] problem of the walker high on its | Yest 3 e e £ 0 _Dreserve property, £000 to 10,000.| KFormer strikes snd suspensions bill in & hold-up at the } SAN DIE "alif., Februs g 0L EHE largdr cltien e (WL IR Chs nda. Motor deaths are ever mount- | , e i the: anthincits ol Tome o wests: os.dars SLTRO0 | anr arciies €ad o (KM” = bllin & iold-up ot the laundr of Ho| SAN DIBGO, Calif, Februsry 12.— | o€ I8 LU5EGK, S ol 00" (e re. BEenda Motor deathn ace oves mount. | o1 (leny it o4 ke was the principal tople of dis-| Loss in daily beodustion, 2 A a8 te octch Duck Tong, a Chinese at 213 Indiana | Coroner S. C. Kelly today begdn 4n | fuscd to ubide by the rulcs which | 08 Upward 'The naions Mrs. Watd wil ' sinet meeting. tons: st b svenue, o white bundit, masked, shot | inquest into the death of Thomas M. govern vehlcular traffic (Copsriglt. 19%0.) t ence of Mre ! up less t CAUSE OF SUSPENSION: 9 0 suspension during wage [the Chinese in the urm last night | peteet, his wife and two duughter: Weshington tried for several ST B. Thompsoen U strest, s hour. The word by it 1o the Explra i g S | negotiations. when the Jutter resisted attempts to | The entive fumily is believed to hu\l .mun(lm recen to curb the pedes o'clock tor v afternoc ering by Secretay Labo g Tiration of twevear coofuachi ™oy Xbsi 1 to May 30, bind bim with cord +o the bandit could | committed sufclde becuuse of disgrace | trfan ol the curb. The District Com | TRAFFIC DEATHS NOW 14. i Glenwood that the iners and operators had | August 31, 1935, and faflure to veach| o160 snenston during nego. | S€4reh for money telt over the adbuction and missioners enucted regulations which | eed \inon ement wunangst A SBLEEmAnt , | tiution i Clinese New Year velebration will |1ugt Wweek o Audrey wnd £0:de. imposed arcest and flnes upon pe- ; oLe. K DEMANDS OF UNION MINERS: 1920 | Ve in full blust in Chinatown tonight, [ two daughters, in Tijuana, u M cun | destrians who fuited to hali when|Fatal Accident at Bndge Malkes i reet struck b he e v said had received = & jand the bandit is thought to haveljesort town. { the snals wers inroed 9 B i slephione from Phila { stuged the hold-up last night because | The federal governmeni of Mexico |iheni. - February Total 8. ug 1o the tLe thought the lnundryman would |14 taken comglete fie of Ele in THE reEulHEion uled " % ¥ 3 sides had 5 b {have cash 0n hund Drepuratory to set- | Ve icesion to i ot rin s 1l hower | lenry Rt e e | Death of Mre. John A Stanc.i, greement {tling his financial ebltkutions before [yo® B8 W 0 FIE S0 e | ongr S0LH o i ReUis e Catvecs Birmet Biltes s S of the: ‘MODIFIED CHECK OFF me that 30 per veut production mn[“" Close, of the OM yeur. i custom | yecretary of state of northein district | utes of Uie Uniled States, to stop [ G858 o0 UER N (080 SRl “Clrg Ty e public s sined s > | followed by celestinls e = e = o Uihe e hen Sl . <1 employ or terma unti | iipped in less than 80 days. New {[OpaWel By SESEAS o ed hig HOF Low who.fx amassing | the Washington resident when onth and elght sinee | SIRIOY of a S EXPECTED TO FOLLOW | [‘neland, ~thereiore. “can look for 10k ehd A1 ot ossess apudhy |2 Complete record of the case from ! pulice want him to atop. . 1, with several seriously in- ) To0% 5 A ]m in the Deur fiiturs, At the W e aiL ere who have teatified leflre hitu | ew York «..ma;myd A Hiyen 200 3 pitals I ed & sdjournment of the committes meel- o it StMBBOERTY ie from un equally lu number ot all efort to control pedestrian tratic, | * "y e were 58 e deatl curre siabe GENERAL AGREEMENT | ine i il it ot the com. £1008Y 1€ bl DUE e sasthornls e | Ll ponitons. - Ammérican aithor. | Sxen sions tecaing iih avemue. The | cqtome “sece + ocriage. ot o | mittee on interitate and forelzn com- | tha andit tes are also conducting 6n investiga- | pedestrian apparently does not want od with the pr “ontinued from First Page.) | . Immediately aunounced that | Thp interpreter, the wound- | o0 to be suved. He would rather mkg 1823 the totul w 3 would he held and legislation | e n ol b utors of how the | Much interest wus taken in a sta his | durting in and out of | “Inauests into o upon the recommendation of | yundit, hi e purtly covered with a il m.nlh to jend rl the vehicles ‘.hlurder :u uary 1 have resu sutisfaction undes c fve law which §8 ¢ restdent and the United States |pundkerchior. appeared about 4:30 wnd | . deposed chief of police of | suve 4w or 40 seconds in getung 6Cross | )y Jarge number p N i s (e eredtt o SRl o e ] e | Cual Commission report. This 14 the | lemanded hix thoney, orderin aLend Jusna, who in held by the fnvesti | s atreet. The New York uthor-|for grand jury ac Six James Nicholson. 88, Dead 1 of the peuple Country suffer, | TS definite and positive wnnounce inds, Tong ty com ors after having Leen named o jtjes ’ it would cost the |peen held, police records s A 3 N > ment we have ever secured that the 1 ts command, amd when the | ssaflunt of one of the girls, 1 1 vear to guard each [accident having heppened af - ; P idd} % Mot m‘,m, | committes would tuke up the sub- | Lollar MIL bid bean tuken frow | 1A4n08 I8 reported to have sad " aguinst the heed- |intersecting strests Ject. As I have ursed this very thing , the Chiness was | K r ‘;r‘ml‘( 'fl"xflx girls strlun and the confirmed Lxlv S s 8 + In histor 3 for three .M N o p ro NS BIILY L0 13 Hot Sprin, walker.” Such an expense, naturally 5 june . we il e | BOUncement naturally is very gratify while in the rear soc jtIest them thiere. X hits heen declared out of the question. His Last Laugh . ad | Joice. ing a oceeded 10 Lind the Chi h them. 1 uecept r,uu reSpONSE | New Yorkers have resented arrest for | From the lndianapolis News { 1eaves a ce with leaders 4 2 ‘settlement was jntefpreted hore| oral. of Ihado. che | ness wrists with cord und used his | Uity for what happened to them. be-| violating the traffic luws, and in most | An Arizona man went iv ihe gal |und fiv he miners and the operate oda the face of the terms be t hcommitiees on 2 {pistol. He expinined that he was shot | oo™ 1 us chie pfbulice of THuang | cases have demanded jury trials, |lows laughing. bul he didn't come | wers Tt is known thut th w De \ hie ) adopted as ¢ appointed vester al | while trying to prevent the bandit |poy, r;;'"‘ n-"] 1aye wed myself b 1in their scquittal | back that way. | ment's plun. which Secretur ce 1 . tout vietory.” the ] 1 i at | from securely Lindins his w {to be influenced by the Lind of people | - & # o = IT met in the Oakla 4] bLar said at the White House today is th R 1 been accorded e uld consult with Senator Robin- ling it wou followed Ly Nith é ¢ one that is being 1 n, W 3 thioish this, may ] ® Arkansas. Democratic le e cord abo <) 4 Bilns Sog O propriete assented to Dby z : . principle of avhi. | R of the Wil creating o board case in L) ) G inciscy Go than a week 3 . ration y e rial adjustments, before e | 13 o jzales, wember of the Tifuane police . tre Aitere 4 o % t S Bt gt ¢ e ’ : wrtment, gnd four other 1bmi b 3y is not inel gren. | s committee together Sexeralan A held in the Tijuana cuart the Pr ent st 1 pye wtor also will pre fewllng certain his assallunt \ 4 1 rY e . 7 . ulll Ais assaVANL | tary barracks, as « edera S r nst whit the Represntatives i f 50 h of . | o | pa for introduction a bill of Lix oo, ilinity of the luundry, | S barracks. as o tederal prisoner gress from the unthracite : tem usgitying coul a8 a0 public utii 4 o atrgel Gn Shonted At | Sty Aevenser | with cor Pennsylvania thought of it E e ciie strike ¢ i as | EDVing the Government certain pu . etop b the b clee Mr. Coolidge wanted o o as < | regaxd to . The difteulty SN # 2 | auaint th: mbers of 1& & bill with . i plained. not only because the case has A ouse whe ase of l.of Y rators t as been | 8180 be constituio. | fepansde e federalions it misoito e neeators ‘aud 1o . ecyjalmnbe.senatiidibaal dnien POLICEMAN DISMISSED. |Ben, made & Tederal ol bt i & 1319-1321 F Street fled with 1 1 1 v i a n shi nnuv '\J))Lll"\”h‘\?(' has se what the 1 . T # A 2 ab which | Commissioners Up\m)! Senteuce of o ion slrikes” for vary Ten per ceni increase in (o periols in Septeny vates; $1 dditional for ¢ 1922 —April 1 to September 11 men : ion of day | 1923-—September i (0 September 19 I.x; dep: e hich sude could will come violent opposi star t s a shame t rdmintstrat charies b t been pre- ferr - of tha prisoners doing. “Then 2 X e-Jof ave b y t b Drewen; & Trial Board They are held for invest : fanyisjeomnimicat i S i;;f;:,:*,l;_;; dstrike, : ; e February 12 STORE NEWS Hours: 8 AM.to 6 P. M. ey o Be o "i:;'f!“"” | s S indicate Bl § Mines p ress hud the power A followed it duct presadi hands off x : g tes oh Jecteiadl ) 2008 | paputation wnd September 1 last, but v st el itk | SHE b ' SRR | Department both Demo | mint 5 R e e e ';]'éEf}“.::‘:';“L%v.? B Another Smash appeat 1ot —Here is & new apartment hoy E that has every modern « 1bout . %) o ears to Le pussi : ss patr S venlence, and which provides ux less to act - : . s k '.:: i usnal service at moderste cost. g ® et jaenged ) St 4 < vent i whicl ' AR e # District—furnished or unfurnished pelL as e : > . ¥ way. 2 v L B 2y oy A —long or short term port of . 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