Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 12

. 12 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7, 1926. nn | —Ma ualify. ; BY ALBERTINE RANDALL |BARON HOZUMI DIES, DOUGHERTY URGES | 7 eanermeono —tenguity. pllssindas. Ty " PNEUMONIA VICTIM HINKS WHEN DISTRICT BALLOT | EoesirioRs ‘oS ) | \LEueve wwi = e Lagale ' : bl | E 15 ‘ Noted Barrister Had Been Member SEASON . DOC WHITEY ? : of Privy Council in Tokio R W s | Since 1916, New Members of Citizens’| G Council Address Columbia et L e > i ’ 3 TOKIO, April 7. Raron Nobu-hige | Hozumi, president of the privy eoun . . . | , ) cil, died this morning of pneumonia Heights Association. Y A ; ) Eiron Hisuaitla BAkHeL oA by oo | sion. had heen a member of the privy council since 1916 and was elected to the presidency last vear on the death of Viscount A. Hamae. Resides hold { Ing many judicial pesitions in his nwn S country, he was a harrister of the o o | middle’ temple. London, and was S Q emeritus fessor of the Imperial r - S University. Tokin. Ha was also a e dze of the Parmanent Court of Arhi n at The Hague: was Japanese delegate tn the International Oriental £ the. - ! Conferenca in Italy in 1902 and the S R LR 5 International Conference of Arts and Sciences Lonis in 1904, He wa he anthor of a number of law hooks F'REMEN GIVE s273 rluding a wife and nlne"h:m!dv‘v:e. ACCUSED BROKER EVADES g’v;n:::::;:’\?.r;z.’:e mh’,‘:k:}: escaped it "m:nmm " he replied and fell to the | TARIFF CHANGES SOUGHT. ?r!,’;.,‘mnx-;‘;; unately we learned ST | case in ti T nt has been paid Debalenap, reputed to have been| A detective ran to a telephone to e Bigite of the btas T | and a ateat Jn::v(zy:m(l for the man.| LAW BY TAKING POISON |.. ‘cicer "in ihe former TRus mon an ambulance. Porto Rico to Send®Delegate Here |X H A Y E R Fa e TO SALVAT|0N ARMY | i is typical. Hardly a b i Czarist regime, was charged with h Neer mind fhat.” Dehalenap in- g ik l M week pas that we are not called ing been intrusetd with several thc struced him. “T've "Pkfin poison and o scuss Conditions. = g "(“ \‘h'*l""l"p i upon to pay the rent for some poor |Alexander Dehalenap, ex-Czarist|gsand dollars’ worth of bonds by a Mrs. | vou .,m'ld Gl dnn was dead | AN, Porto Rico, April 7 'RODUSER OF THE BEST e Dt ; : | tamily about to be evicted.” p Wa Watertown, which he sold | before a dector arrive . Rico, ' : the District. | Fifty Buciness Firms to Canvass| ™R 0ot (o Ve Svitied- 0 0 a1, | Officer. Kills Self WhenDetectives | [TArien of Waioriown. which he sold| : | 4P—The Forto Rico Sugar Growers PRINTING nor take any of ('c * power away | kR - dogils bl tiv v o ot | = Assoeiation decided to send a dele- from it. but wou k merely that the Emrloyes for Donations to vation he past year Call to Arrest Him. | Detectives went to the hotel where | Cay B 1se over other | Dehalenap had lived since leaving | Ordered to Nebraska. ‘;;:.tunn_ \‘qrh]n:lnn' ;m\ m;nmh 'f.(. : Small Work Exclusively i i ” « ganizi- | By the Associated Press Watertown. S ¢ i .1 | determine the possibility of tariff | b lon of their $60,000 Fund. Taniisa '.'.‘: 'r"ufi:;::l i g April 7.—The hand |, 'The police of Watertown want you| ¢'ol. James Justice, Infantry. at Mil-| changes. The delegation also will dis- Y Marntete 909 12vu Svaney O i fFaie, e e | NEW YORK sApil i “n | for_grand larceny.” they told him, and | ler Field, N. Y. has heen assigned|cuss with the Washinzton anthorities | MOWARD 8. FISK - Urges Constry e Critic 8 g as P. P reas- | 0f the law reached out vesterday for he nodded that he knew to the command of the 17th Infantry | various other suhjects which concern i * xR zes Const riticism, g E Thomas P. Hickman. treas | h T 5 . | raised by Y, g Ivation Army headquar. [ Alexander Dehalenap, but the former Come alo they said. at Fort Crook, Nebr the islands pressed concurrence » . Dis ive Mepait 3 Mr. Dougherty and | n »1 the list of donations | m of the coun r e Salvation Army’s annual ap- | " ¥ | | tersv, 607 K street. | A constructive | peal for $60.000, which continyes un: The death is annonnced in Detroit | uneil wonld de- [ til April 20 Lof Dr, h G. Ranks, a graduate in | representative William 1. Barrett. divisional the fi ss to admit women to the innounced that 50 of | medical school of the University of ” Hiatt, chairman of the % S rinent busi- | Mich . in the early 70s. { o . 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