Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1926, Page 14

Over thecool C. & N. . P.Over- land Route which reaches everything u wanttoseeonthe way—Cheyenne, {Veber Canyon, the Wasatch Moun- tains, Salt Lake City with its Mormon Shrines and New Saltair bathing resort where you can’t sink, and the Sierras. Denver and Scenic Colorado without extra fare. Easy low cost side trips to Rocky Moun- tain, Yellowstone and the Zion National Park Country. After California, see Hawaii.' Frequent sailings Round Trip frem from Los Angeles and San Francisco. w— Los Angeles Limited From Chicago 8:00 p. m. Continental Limited From Chicage 10130 a. m. These fine fast trains, none faster and none finer, and two others direct to California. ‘ THE EV G’ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1926. DRY LEADERS URGE AGTION ON BILLS |Enactment of Program 1o i ‘Put More Teeth in Vol- stead Act Advocated. not only of the civil I ibition Bureau bills, | which preferred ste ure to put more teeth in the Vol. | stead act, oz Atement | issued te > ey ive com- mitte 3 | omitted it from djournment action, | some Republican leaders feeling that, it brought up, it would cause such|¢ !a fight that adjournment would t delayed considerably beyond the end of this month. Goft Bl eld Essential. Known as publication of ned that, * B ction to » dwellin | were being used for | Ho for sale had been | N Qi loon League commit- | Prin in support of all three eve vl \l the people of the riEht to expuct that the impor ures on th fo Hepda he benefit of violato tion laws. These bills are: Indorsed by President. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at _and Sailings From New York, Daslight Saving Time. DUE TOMORROW. IS i -Rogterdam, June on e A Hendrik—Para © 4:00 P M SAILING TOMORROW 10:00 A 31 10083 _| By the v of ~commands” | the priviieged holde | number of 900 lining up in opening of the palace doors. wife of the Ameri- }hmught to the presented nine 1 serious con « | Demarest The train was tem with diamond and pearl orna- Elizabeth City Hospital. By the Associated Press. second | Virginia women who are In the hos- 1 Court was held at Buckingham |pital here following an accident Wed- 1 It was character- |nesday night in which thelr com- he same scenes as the fll‘fit panion, Julian Nixon, 24 years old, of | Herford, was killed when his automo- rtle on the State high- for the | Miss Ruth M . which occurred when the automobile attempted to pa m Ellis Scull of automobile on a paved high ard Townsend, ere., on, who was driving, nd the three were hurled |in a hh(p against a diteh bank. Nixon died almost immediately. ‘Webster, —_— s i el LA T Doctors Visit Prague. PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, June 11 | a charming gown | (P).—The party of American medical | :mbroidered with | men touring Iurope arrived in P’ra They will visit the medical in- | e and old | stitutions and attend eclinics in the She wore a | (zech and German universities. The | President is to receive the party to Phipps, New morrow. CONDITIONS UNCHANGED Pair, Hurt in Auto Smash That ELIZABETIH CITY, .. June 11. | —Attending physicia t no change in the conditions of l\\n young e e MORE FROM AMERICA |'NJURED VIRGINIA GIRLS’ PRESENTED AT COURT Nine From Thu S)rle Among 900 Killed Man Companion, Are in Introduced at Second Royal Session. SHERIFF WILL SERVE HIS 30-DAY SENTENCE Illinois Official Abandons Fight to Obtain Supreme Court Stay, Counsel Announces. Counsel for Sheriff Peter M. Hoff- man of Cook County, Ill, has an nounced he had abandoned his an to obtaln from a Supreme Cour tice a stay of the sheriff’s 30-day ml sentence. This decision was reached after Jus- tice Butler had refused to stay the sherlff’s commitment on charges of having aided in the extension of spe- e | clal privileges to Terry Druggan and Frank Lake while they were in jail | for violating the prohibition law. ~ A i stay had been reouested until the Su- \msmp Court, on reconvening next Fa could pass on an appiication for review. Although ay was open for an {appeal to an! he other justices of | the court for , Hoffman’s attor- UNDER MITTEN . Ave., —o A, P, MANAGEMENT j,ily. (bllndlrd time.) ney concluded it would be useless to | make the effort. While the petition for a review hu« been formally filed, the jail sen imposed upon the sheriff by the eral District Court at Chicago wi' have\been served, and the case w1|l e 3 on face Resinol stope l&..—] makes li.hdou Piney Creek, N. C., Jan. &:—*I had a brenkmg out on my laae that looked like chicken pox. suffered so from it that at nl(ht l would not sleep for hours at a time. 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