Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1926, Page 10

10 7 THE 'EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 19%. H”P'NUS PARAUE HIT-AND-RUN MOTORIST | knocked dovn iss Stei Brsant. 26| CELEBRATE IN VIRGINIA, | There vas no parade. Harnssecaces | BELGIUM ACTS SOON. };e,:f*n;;::,*;.a‘::n"::;:.’::'::e.:;.ts Autoist Fined in Berwyn. IS SOUGHT BY POL'CE‘”“! old, of 309 T street, side-swiped | otor e all and Lo |a concrete mixer a short distance R automobile . races were scheduled. under former Finance Minister Jana- | SPerid) Dispatch to The Star ; i L L immeneed ot arey | LAEOF Day Crowds Plcnic at State | vith purses for winners n the Yarl| pranc gtabilization” Plans Ready | 3800000 fance. o o o | charge of exceeding e oweed Hmn BEF Woman Injured When Car Is | slowing down, according to & police Fair Grounds, Richmond. 'degllflt;:ns&ne and city governmental for Independent Trial. | The new plans are practically com- ;u‘::";'_" o8 e el report. Special Dispatch to The Star. - were closed. , Fishing i | plete, but are being kept secret. Only - Welch ‘of: € Recklessly Driven Across Street | "Bt Bryant was taken to her home | RICHMOND, Va, September 6 | ¥8% POPUlar. pERUSSELS, September. & UP)—The | unfoiseen circumstances will prevent |terday was fined 2 Car Platform. [for treatment. She suffered minor | Virginia is observing Labor day in TEEet elgian franc will he stabilized at the | their realtzation. it is said in’circles 'Justics of the Peace George Phillips e il cute and bruises and a sprained knee. | the usual formal way. Unfon work. | Bananas shipped to thie Sailes | any Teheh msot:bmu"u;‘:npfl‘n; t | close to the finance ministry. e 2 ers and their families here gathered |from Honduras in May totaled 1,519.; learned semi-officially today. ===t = Demonstration for Independ- |Shine Across « sireet car platform | the automobile and have institated a | at the State fair grounds, where the | 000 bunch : ol e Ll Al at Eleventh and G street last night.|search fo | L nches, while those sent to Fn-| Minister of Treasury Franqui and| Sicily is to have a new large public | College v e JEALCh et annual plenic is being observed. | gland were only 72,000. Finance Minister Houtard are pro-|bath. 4 Todato fiahefléml;‘e 315’:." FAGANRE ence Marks His Visit to Island of Leyte. | here. Welch was arrested on the A_hitandrun motorist drove his|Police have a general description of | Washington-Balti | Washington-: more boulevard at Col. Carmi A. Thompson's visit here vesterday was made the occasion of a demonstration and parade wherein placards demanding independence i were conspicuous. As he stepped ashore Thompson passed under an arch from which hunz . a replica of the lib bell and which hore the placard, “When will it ring b for the Philippines?’ Another placard which demanded o ; independence read: “We hope Thomp- eon will he the last investigator.’ Floats in the parade represented the i , various industries of the island. Addreesing a large crowd from the £teps of the provincial capital, Thomp- son urged the Filipinos to invite forelgn capital on terms that would not exploit the natives. He said the TUnited States owed its prosperity originally to judicious use of foreign capital. Thompson ' expects to arrive in Manila September 8 and a_few days later will proceed to Bagulo to formulate a report to President Coolidge. PLEA FOR U. S. FAVOR Island Senator Urges Conduct h,i Prove Ambition. MANTLA. September 5 (#).—Sena tor Sergio Osm of the Tervitorial Legislature, addr g students of the normal school vesterday, urged Fili- pinos to act in such a way as to con Vince the American people that the people of the Philippines are wedded | to aspirations of immediate, complete and absolute independence. = N 2 - - ) 5 7 “YWe are not masters of the situa- = >3 SN / i tion.” he said. ““We don't dictate S American policies. We are supposed 4 N. t6 act in such a way as to win the sympathy of the people, who have the Power to fmprove our conditions. . & . . mhkic ety 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite . 4-Piece Bedroom Suite , at home. | . Tomorrow—Tuesday—marks A faithful reproduction of Colonial days. Walnut. sdherents at home. but it may de. Yiate ue farther from our desired goal. | Covered with two-tone Jacquard of superb design. : e e e DA Muring ny Minter 4 5 e e Bt with drawer fronts of Maple. Exquisitely carved. e :rm}xflx‘z,'e:‘é’e:g;.r?&’ad“&zp;':fi-igf“l:gg:rfh:F(::iu:,:t:cizn;:xe bed. 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Number Missing and 160 Injured in Eastern Japan. { TOKIO. Eeptemher § (#).—Ofcial 3 yeports to the home office from Cen- | tral-Eastern Japan in connection with \ the recent typhoon list the dead at | 21 and the injured at 160. There Ir!! ' e B Dmer saiseing. who ara be: | : The House of Character Furniture Heved tn be dead. The damage has net heen officially estimated owing . 5 the meagerness n(.v-(-:rapfi advices, | ; : Spair has ‘just approved construce M!flnfluo{mmd»l - - - REE . . it