Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1926, Page 14

. THE 'SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ( MARCH 7, 1,CHICAGO BANDITS GET$10.000 MORE 14 1926— PART ARRIVAL OF MIGRATORY BIRDS GIVES HOPE OF EARLY SPRING| Audubon Society of District Will Start Classes To- morrow—One Observer Reports Seeing and Hearing 26 Varieties Already. MARKET BREAK NOT CAUSED BY SLUMP HERE ARE WASHINGTON’S OLDEST RESIDENCES iSEES FRENCH IN STATE OF STRAINED NERVES | Parisian Journalist Explains Re- | . cent Phenomena Showing High Tension of People. By the Associated Prees reh 6. Three New Daylight Hold-Ups | st strained Business Generaly Better, Now Than Year Ago—Blame | Laid cn Speculation. | IDEN COLFANX | veplied to | iun of the s condi recessions arket with | ¢ has hap-| inteinsic value | in the Unlted Siates.” he essed tue general view | . but he implied omic situa- | supported by LY HAl \When Secrety an inguir the New “1 knov pened 1 of anyt not_only tion well tried busin The fact is t at 5 has not 3 call that it was a pretty 3 g all in all-and there is no in mediate prospect of a hrea W happened in the stock mar. s the natural result of heavr speculation. The by the prices of & wide list of s nothing whatever to do W trinsic v of these stoeks. 1< the real value of these stocks w CONDErNEd as no less when the 1 neerned, It was 1 s west. Both were constructed in 1391 wice went dow han it was when y B e | by James Greenleaf. ; | taded too f: without effor goud year, k. | n Above: “Wheat Row,” on Four-an a-half street between N nd streets, and (below), the old Law ) slon at Sixth and N streets sor Business Goes On, : The Stock in February, 1 business da, trade for greatest ports was strating that Amn tinue to draw Tor sources for raw while the greatest proportionate increase in ex- | ports was in filnished There are elemen situation to be w: 3 but it will take much more than the mere halt of & in the s ously the present fundamental ness of the economic conditions the United States, (Copyright, MONTGOMERY FEDERATION TO MEET AT KENSINGTON | Stocks of NS [ Roods are not heavy \d there are | Several Important County no signs of speculation in commodities. 1 s to Government depart-| arger mail or { thar Market s a selling | ess | (s sent foreign that the in of when they did ere higher; lower. when ti the industries of out just as much on the one day utilitles performed supplies uther as much ser the business ! be noted that the Secretary of Com merce, in giving his view of the situa- tion, spoke of “value.” The administration at Washington lias been viewing excessive specula- tion in the Stock Market with appre- hension of what happened th! S ruther by prices will ic situation ve speculat B than it w a ady. Un of 1926.) f it halts this Production is highe year ago. Distribul smployment is neg n Prob- lems Will Be Considered by Citizens’ Organization. i Problems of considerable concern m‘ The wintry Dblasts of the last few days may have discouraged the hopes | Mark Police Hunt for of humankind that Spri is ing. $80,000 Robbers. bt ,(the Birdy " avitently Have | | stouter fafth. Many varieties of the | Npring visltors already are here, and | any enthusiostic observer of feathered who Detakes himself to th aces hefeabouts today | ave ¥ | Mingled with the notes of the new | smers he will hear, t0o, those of the Winter residents, the little snowbirds, | ight robberies here toduy | the and the white-throated 00 at the | sparrows, which have been so quiet | plant | through the months that one | s were | could hardly their presenc hier | The in tune now for to | th chorus before | far-away nest ited Press Mareh 6.--With police combing the city the eight men | who teok the $80,000 pay roll of the [ International Harvester Co. vesterduy, nearly $10,000° w ained in three clan Auto when the; | making out the pay roll. and two girl clerks were forced lie on the floor while the went through the pay enveloy The ing rtieularly good come out on t either the novi and disti One Man Arrested. : fore the 1 Within a few minntes police | shrubs, for calle Ablberg Bearing Co. tiadt. o whe ‘master was held up bY | guish th One bi tw nd $3.425 stolen. | lover reports that within the last The third robbery wi it L varieties of songsters from the safe of a ; d from u porch tv £ $4,000 | apportunity Hrom 44 squares west of Eighteenth strect and |Lou Columbia._road. | They included the cer. downy |i woodpecker, junco, ark. blue jay, pewee, house wren. cathird, pur- |in and out nent for having ple finch, starling. purpie grackle, |reduced the country to a state of irri Baltimore orlole, cardinal. meadow: | tability that can only be calmed, he lark. song sparrow, goldfinch, Sum- [believes. hy some form of yiolence. ellowhird, red-eyed vireo, mock- | He cites 1wo chickadee, tufied titmouse. considers wood thrush, robin and biuebird WDy condition. A number of e Dirds lured to a point they be closely observed bit of tied 1o & branch of a nearby t the bait Residents of the District to learn the names some of the characteristics of ev iety of birds mal - ous tension of the politicians he th where A were could auet wus often have | shown feelin osing jocke have but not an and une & an portraved Ki uphin in a mans she P Louis XTI the and visit this Spring L wh rlasses to be held by | * , Audubon Society of the District | those Monday ' the Thomson |4 The first clasees will he held |0 _clear urbar Sehool tomurros ciety in April and May e had obtained to eush . All the robbers One man was arrested nnection with the robbery havvester company’s tractor Pollce seek 18 suspects. The vester company aggregating $60,000 for the arrest and conviction of the eizht bandits Four Held in B to Three men held up = = = S8 i | HERO REWARDED. | and took the money, w Sailor Facing Dishonor Restored to | Duty for Saving Two. Parker W, l:h:- Portsmouth naval prison 1...-\ | desertion and facing dishonorable discharge, was ordered released and restored to active duty by Secret Wilbur in recognition of o courageous attempt 10 save two men from diowning. In spite of warnings that he wo his own life, Hayden went the rescue of Capt. H. \W. Osterhaus Marine Gunner J. MeXNulrg Who had broken through the ice of a pond while on an inspection trip | to the prison. Bystanders pulled all three out of the water alive. | ROYAL NAMES BANNED. Berlin Communist Stronghold Re-i announce: : | oAl serving time at | Hayden Murder. A resolution be submitted to the city council that hody's investiga me politics collusion cha by the Better Governmeni Associa | ton, w 1 today by four i dermen. Tt was intimated that vavi s civie leagie cluding the asso- wtion, would be asked to appear be- tore the council in connection with the inquiry | Four men were take connection with the. last night of Frank Law v, who died shortly after unknown gunmen which it was estal) lling was another heel - s’ continued until Tues- | o ent s made lose and inquest that the outhrea day BUYS LUNA'i'IC ASYLUM. | LONDON, March 6 (®).—Lord Rothermel has purchased for 1, 0600 ($7,517, ) the 14-aci | lunatic g TR christens Streets and Placez. BERLIN. March ¢ (®.—The borough ecouncil of Neukoelln, th Communist stronghold of Berlin launched a paper and sign revolution public building, Kkilled off. henzollern Square has vear. Busine: ased in number, but liabilities. the citizens of southern .\loml:umer"! County will be discussed at the meet- | Ing of the Montgomery County Civic | | Federation to he held tomorrow night choolhouse Bank Figures Higher. On February discounts of member banks 3.930,398,000, compared to ) reported by 739 wember b i COrT loar total X Re: at RKensington. | ablished the zation of hold ing its various meetings within the territories of its constituent bodies A o of the belt line railroad | - | provosition which caused some hu ried mobilization of the county when the road sought . will come | | up, it is expected, when the federa he matter of the pas e by the House of Re eck of a hill | <hi ) d Tc 1 i Rail- | mpared to |y oss | ) Unfilled orders | (i * iron and steel were indexed at compared to 50: unfllled orders for bullding materials were 114, com- | Cha pared to 115. Sales of ordinary life| A number of nce by 81 companies increased | problems are to be considered, and it 000, comparing the two initial | is expected that there will be a large | iding construction s | attendance of the delegates from all | contracts | sections of the county, 1 d $443, & PAYMENT APPROVED. ’ npared to | The index Commerce &l duction in the 1919 monthly pared with weturing pro r cent of na the prese above nt | | | ther important States nuary. as in the awarded in 73,00 in 73,000 sur e month of Trade as Large or Larger. House 0. K.'s $5.000.000 Remis- | The Federal Reserve Roard reports | January wholesal about the same as that o h in Payvment o ventories s s on re- | completing the $ tail trade with | lated in the t inventories stores ¥ slightly grea Customs more than 3 100.000 to Colombia, ¢ 000000 total stipu at country dent to anal Zone | by the | depart eipts in Febr per cent gre were er than ‘Cl\icngo Professor Declares Ameri- Karl Liebknecht. | ution in 1918, and ser Wilhelm ordered | inconspicuous place. | jedrich High School has | rechristened Karl Marx High | <chool and the same has been done to | iser Friedrich street | Bethlehem Hospit which he will turn over to the public as a permanent memao to his wife. The asylum is being removed to Addington in Surrey. 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