Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 23

HOUSE WILL LOSE CONSPICUOUS DRY Upshaw Slarled Some of Bit- terest Rows Over Issue. Nearly Had Fight. By the Associaf A figure o prohibition s been remc clal life by the tive William D. i lone dry aw started some of | t of the House floor fights He gave his major at- of the e Vol - was be . to 3 |.|v!umm|ue ora- I n came to the made 1ck him a target for from th who did views or did not like imes he nar- ounters on he unaer- and -once took to slap the face of a newspaper correspondent. During the last session of Congress the Georgian was given some special attention by the Senate campaign investigating committee, which spread on its record at great length his cor- respondence with officials of the Anti- Saloon League, in which he protested that he was not being paid enough for public addresses on the subject of prohibition. He replied in a public statement that he had been accepting “honorarfums” from the league, and was proud of it. term as a member of the House, he held membership on but three commit- tees, none of which has taken any conspicious part in general legisla- tion in recent years. VOTE FAVORS BOND ISSUE. Fredericksburg 332 to 145 for Water System Leprovements. Special Dispa —The proposal to/spend $100; 000 for improvements to the municipa ter system here, the funds to be sed by a hond s question ahout one-third of The bonds will be issued s commenced on tion plant, 2 and other imp s to the &ys- dependable supply of Although he is serving his fourth | THE EVENING PROFESSOR KILLED BY OVERTURNED AUTO Wife of Earl B. Fox of Annapolis TInjured, While Daughter Escapes, at Glenburnie. Jispateh to The Star. 5, Md,, September 43 years old, profe at the Graduate School here, was killed by his automobile when it skidded and ‘turned over at Glenbiirnie 1 i as he applied the bi pPery road to 10. Charges Slander. Sues for 325 000. |¢ . | Caldwell in the pr August the hon sented de rems STAR, STATE SENATOR DIES. e e Was, Mayor of Anrapolis Five Tarms Special Dispateh to The Star. APOLIS, Md.. September 10.— s F. se, State Senator from |Anne Arundel Cou former mayor of Annapoli: died at his home yestel extended illness He was 74 ye: tinal troubles, s old and a son of the He was a di- Bank and PRINCE’S TROTH BROKEN. * | Dakhiko, Japanese Royal Aviator, ous Breakdown. 10 (#).—The khiko Yama- ko has been fal Household Had Ne “the Prince of enthuslasm m‘ore:l a the second nomoto. Her heir of the WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1926. wder, $1. With puff S1 and $1.50 'rmm Water, 75c. Mavis, Narcisse, _-Jasmine and Bath and eau d violet This Handsome Utility Bed-Davenport Suite ‘149 Upholstered in Jacquard Velour A type of suite that should be in every home, as it provides 24-hour-a-day service. Sleeping accommodations at night—a living room suite by day. 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