Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1926, Page 6

OVERRULEFARRAL N FIRHT FR A Court Holds Confirmation by Senate Does Not Entitle i* Him to Commission. . Hoehling of. the District of rmation 1te to the po- y of Interior ent Coolidge him ped the claim of or of the Interior Sepate and President and no his office idge e the, 1t a mandamus SEARCH ON FOR BODIES OF TWO LOST FROM BOAT Budden Squall Capsizes Craft in Florida—Two Others Rescued After Battling Waves. who are be when their t one mile | GREAT TIMBER PLANT IN LOUISIANA BURNED $500.000 Blaze at Bogalusa Throws 400 Men Out of Work for Six Months. Br the As BOGAL into the more than Great “uthern blaze as conquered af several hours of fighting by firemen and vol- unteers. The origin of the fire was not de- termir The departments of the losed for the week factory end. ~ After about 400 me ment until the planing factory can be rebuilt. o started at once, and the new strucures | to be ready for use within ed were Know the Y & "' Value of Sympathy Through the many years in which we have | been serving Washing- ton, we have learned | the great lesson of smypathy. This is shown in every case | || we handle. Model i chapel; private ambu- | lances and livery in . connection. Call— James T. Ryan l: Mortician ) 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Lincoln 142 Special One-Day Excursions Philadelphia = | and the Sesquicentennial $4.90 Round Trip \ JULY 30 | SPECIAL TRAIN Lv. Washington Returning—Tleavé _Philade Avenna Terminil). west of 2 PN (standard Tim Military. Aerial, Page. ai Fverits on the Exp i e il FOR ITCHING TORTURE | Use Antisepic—Liquid Zemo | There is one remedy that seldom | fails to ching torture and re- Jieve skin irritation, and that makes | the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply yvou with Zemo, which generally overcomes | skin diseases. Eczema. ltch, Pim- ples, Rashes. Blackheads, in_most | cases quickly give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disap- | pear overnight. Itching usually. stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid that may be applied at any | time, for it does not.show. Aafi your druggist or large botaie, §1.00. \ in him * though hundreds had appealed to Traf- | e bafter it has ! but Inspector of Trafe for a small size, 60c, | 'WOMAN RECEIVES PERMIT NO. 1 UNDER NEW D. C. TRAFFIC CODE/ Mrs. Lulu P. Ellerbrook, However, Did Not Seek Distinction | | | | | Bureau Policy Declared| to Be “First Come, | A First Served.” | ic history was written today *s permit No. 1. under ‘the ict' traffic code enacted on | ssued to Mrs. Lulu P.| 205 Kearney, street north- | mploye in the Internal Rev- | enue Bureau, Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue. | Mrs. Ellerbrook did not seek the | ¢ of being the first person in shington to obtain the first of the new series of drivers' permits. al- fic Director M. O. Eldridge for this distinction. She declared today that she had planned to get her permit A weel earller, but she is happy today th she waited until 8 o'clock on ti morning of July 6. as she promises hers is one permit which will neve; be lost and is destined to be fra outlived its usefulness. the policy of ‘first come, first servs d ones. ‘ let the sentiment stop at that Her First Permit. “While 1 have driven an automobile | for some months under the guldance of my husband and other relatives. Mrs. Ellerbrook explained today, “the permit is my first.” Trafic Divector Eldridge today de- nied that Mrs. Kllerbrook was ac corded an honor which he had planned should fall to rsonal friend. “‘In only one ins®ance,” Traffic Director Eldridge said, “have | made request for « low numbered driver's permit, and that was in the case of a gentle- man sent to me by Commissioner Ru- dolph. He wanted to get a permit in the 400 series, the same number as his oid -one. and it so happened he was just in time to be issued the number he wanted. No Favoritism Shown. “1 heard & rumor myself.” continued Mr. Eldridge, “that the Trafic Bureau was holding out 1,000 low numbers. Brown as- NA Y. duly 26 | Charle ment,” Warden Lawes said last night. fering from acute gastritis. will not be eligible e ing to commit suicide. to the authorities. ok 9 | Japan. b | sured me his bureau was follow! Mr. Eldridge stated that it would !ists keep the old ones as souvenirs and | isters in the CHAPIN ILL. IN PRISON. ®) hapin. former city editor | of the New York World. convicted of | was voted. 201 to 149 killing his wife, is seriousiy ill and | T “cannot last long if kept in confine- | of Sing Sing Chapin, who is 68 vears old, is suf- | He has | served seven and one half years of a | sentence of from 20 vears to life, and | parole until he | has completed 15 vears in the prison. The editor, in a fit of despondency after 40 vears labor as a New York newspaper man, kill his wife, intend He ‘lost his | nerve. however, and gave himself up | 'PENAL LAW SESSION | 26 Countries. e was opened here toda. mans, Belgian minis! with 26 countries rep chief object of the determine the practic: national Criminal) Court ter k. W. Allen. All the European countrie: represented well as A Bolivia. Cuba, Chile, Canada, San * Salvador, Uruguay YORK, England. July evan Churel awhile, their f 1 at the congress representatives having lived. 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