Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 7

1926, D. O, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12, EDISON, 79, PRAISES DRY LAW, PROBE OF OSAGE BUT HITS FUNDAMENTAL IQM DEATHS REOPENED o or 1 o weons Tl‘dl‘l\ in Seeking 1o Grow Rubber. were among the subjects disposed ..r during the interview At one time his wife ol (o put avonnd e ~muu ders. which he accepted with i mace. When him to pose h o | .xnlm. einh ever do to be photol Declares Burbank Is Oul “ vearing an over 1is friend. Luther of Line, Dabbling in lizht ov Federal Grand Jury Meets | Lgain to Investigate Scores of Mysterious Deaths. at with | ng: “It would | phed in Flori- | Hur ank. who | led himself ently s n wen living to- | but he is get | revealed, but it is understood they xrp] The first group of buildings. for several buildings, including Gen. Ireland of the Army estima | kitchen, dining room and | today would cosi about $1, | |, Funds for the Jject |@ few buildings can be put up at one <cet | Will Be Submitted to Fine | entered a poolroom’ at 1102 Bighth southeast, where Mills was ix alleged. ‘provoked a SAILOR IS SLASHED. Daniel T sailor, street Kendrick. 27 vears ola, |fented. and. it IS in Casualty Hospital suffer. | 4norrel m knife wounds in his bacl Kendrick, went to a shed les W Mills cars old{on the premises and was fast bleed ing 1o death when he was found and hospital. Physicians n extremely weakened patients must and transterred f frame buildinj | time. he explained, a Come from three he cared for, the old temporary which are to be torn down. | certain speed can thus be n heing impossible to tear down at once ‘4I| of the bulldings which ‘are to he slashed FOR WALTER REED 1aken 10 the found him in & | condition defense. Early last nisht Ke hulldings rick. 4 hoxer trtietion of the new Red Crows honse And another $2 000 R Arts Commission Feb- New Address—612 13th St., Bet. F and G Sts. | dangerous fira trps mil | > S NEXT DROOP'S MUSIC HOUSE ruary 20. | bt Marine Corps Orders. assure < item | appropristion | Maj. J. P. Wileox, U. S. M. (.. has carrying out in acti n headquarters, By the Associated Press. | Melaphvsl(‘x- & i e Hen. he dabbles | The next step in the project of add- | form the ||1!|1| ton voted last 1 B e Heravar e ot Ban “ , , GUTHRIE. Okla., February 12.—A | i in metaph. s and is not to be taken | ing more $3,000,000 in new per. | vear by Congress. vy Francisco. 5 : 2 IR o ———— lswh“m‘._» | manent tion to Walter Reed | When plans for the new buildings Lieut. Col. E. W. Banker, A. Q. M.. | Federal grand jury reconvenes here | Another of his bhoon companiol pital will be submission to th ne | for the first group have the final ap- |, "5 transferred from Haiti to | today to continue the investigation |BS the Associated Press | Henry Ford Commission, oval of the Fine Arts Commission h::d ::’;'"’: Morine Corps | into the mysterious deaths of nearly a| FORT M S, Fla., February, 12 in |plans for the first i< will be asked, ;..-‘.mu.‘n- \yn}‘|'l|u e o ] Y E and it is the in treing to A nd homely humor < usinz the of Menlo Park, his three scorc wrong The fAashin «f the wizn S untry undim < attempt 1o revive old-fash sauare dances s doomed, he The people want jazz” Bdison which hus been in S ene ne suid opin and nineteen was and farmer. in ath of He indictmen John 1 Fdison zranted his time - honoved birthday inter views to newspa per men The famous in ventor commented n in the Rible the wizard d re from now pre nnfld ifr 1y enforced then. 20 hardest. Vo the Toeation of riled. however ernment h and rhis v tion as a for the chil v ? 0. H <. indictment expert of him and throush He admitted betng 120 v the Deps . stated last | out the interview | bl ]t that th= attempt to d with the his wife and a namiting of the | he appear- at the pre- | icatod that the grand | Cul atrention that N ve TRAIN KILLS WOMAN NEAR ALEXANDRIA Mrs. James L. Langford. Mother can of Two Children. Victim in fession that he killed Roan for $500 N automobile. declaring that Crossing Tracks. indictments were set aside >xhibited keen de- | ix in_ taking . but tell: cracks night that it was p Government would prosecut~ men work two shifts, too, huv devo lr' one to poker."” four-hours-sleep-a-day red when he said he 3 en hours. especiaily on ation. “where there didn’t seem much else to do but sleep AIR CONTRACT GIVEN. War Hero Gets Florida Mail Plane weneral. bition, dancing, agri- and education A4 on or wen However. the halt its inyesr Route. The air mail service hetween At lanti, Ga.. and Miami. Fla . has awarded to the Florida Airwars 'or ration. Reed W. Chambers. K New an te will he nd Tampa tement, the of the rex heen and an since the N charges were pand Hale first entered th was arrested with his Special Dispateh to The Rurkh Tanuary 4. o rant cha them Lanzf in the S in the Smith home ex ntly k plosion uek by r train » hound one of the MOTHER GOOSE WEDDING. i pecurred about 300 M e if the Union Station and e terini bf the con Unicue Afaie wt ann Vernon | MR & few vards of Mrs. Lanzdon e will hegin Place M. E. Church Tonizht. A “Mother G held tonicht at § sddine in the Methodist will he Mount Jq_- -fi XL - ndria rather than the ingzdon climbed np the om Lankment and in crossing the foun tracks failed to notice the dunzer The frain was in e | e Smith Donnel. Rosatin -~ Sull Sheppar ! Chapman Marshall Jdo which will he neral parlors at Anna Kathleen Faulcone Frank Don F"I‘dnk (‘m aldine thy Lu hannon. W. 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