Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 6

HOUSE BLANES L. FORFRENCH PLIGHT Failure to Carry Out Wilson| Pledges Put Burdens on Paris, He Asserts. By the Associated Bese NEW YORK, September 10— Fail- ure of the United es to keep obligations made by President \Wiison | at Paris in 1919 is given by Col. Ed- ward M. Hou cause of titled “France Vie- % torious But De " i feated” in the cu rent issue of Me Maox fey of the United 1 States threw post war' burdens on France, says the article. made §t fmposs for her to b tice and AC- economies 1 | balance her n|~l | i of rh. come because the United States fail to keep the obligations made by the President of the (United States at Paxis in 1919 Col. House defends the war Presi Gent azalnst charges of neso e, pointins <hal Poch approved the anmistice terms Cal. House wa; confidential ac him at the ar agreed | “The ainist were 1o by all th ( their naval and military " he says, the military tion was | under the directlon of Marshal T arked Marshal Foch during the dis cuselon whether from a purely mill tary viewpoint ‘he approved an im- | mediate wrmistice. He replied that | since the terms we were making weye | the sffne we would make were the | allied armies in Berlin he did not be lieve another life should be sacri- | ficed.” i - 10 | has ap- | of the | to ald in Calif., h government commander district he British Ship Missing. ; N Dl | Septemt (®).—The B pealed to th eleventh naval | statement summarizing its investiga- | i | arraniged and set forth by ¥ Power. British newspaper man, is declared to be absolutely without wtion |ing to the STORY OF FINDING BODY OF KITCHENER HELD FAKE London Officially leportg Affair’” Set Forth by Newspaper Man Is ‘Without Foundation. By the Associated Press LONDON, Septemiber 10.—The | hom: office has issued an official | tions nto the alleged finding « shai Lord Kitchene ay and Tts return to The story of the whole afta body | accord- | Power | The investization proved home office, that chased the coffin in which Kitch body was supposed to re- | pose when it reached England early and that the toffin never left Britleh shores, but was stored at Newcastle until Power removed it to London. Every transfereace of |4 the coffin in the interval is accounted irther. appliea for n a grave | serted he A nothing pening, al- i for a mock never lhuuzh Power ar the local undertaker from whom it was hired, after film pictures were | taken. >t The Colombia government is plan- - up pearl fishing and ex- | tor de THE EV. SENATORS’ EXPENSES | IN CAMPAIGNS FILED Winners nnd Iasers Paid From | Nothing Up to Several 0 nt tuneral at Stavanger with an empty | PHUSC coflin,- which (was put aboard a | ! steamer. This later was returned to from John Hays Hammond. nator Gooding, cessful in | tures of $1,880. and & ihlican, precinct watchers were non Elmer Thom: { mmination in Oklahom | pendit : } m-m Thousand Dollars. By the Associated Press. Primary expenditures of senatorialj candidates filed thus ry ar with the sec nge frnm noth- ING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. the House it had sent $2,000 in con- nectmn wuh the prohibition referen- used in New' York, and hafl r lved $4,862.40 m contribu- tions. FLOWER GARDEN SCENE OF VIRGINIA SUICIDE Leonard Stallard, 21, of Coeburn, { Descendant of Old Family, Gave No Reason for Act. By the Associated Pre: COEBURN, Va.. September 10.- .| Leonard Stallard, 21, of Coeburn, de- x| scendant of an old famil mizibutions from Clarence I. Oddie & Republi n. Idaho, Missouri, of North Dakota sticcessful ipdepe held by £y 1v expenses heelers and J. C of Oklahoma, $2,550. 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Leatherwood and today will complete th®ir national ticket by re- Virginia Execnhve Determined to Bring Wytheville Mob Mem- bers to Justice. hominating United States Senator e = Reed Smoot. Senator Smoot is unop- By the Associated Press posed. . RICHMOND, | That Gov. Va., September 10.— Harry F. Byrd is deter- I ¥ : 2 Ist Mortgage Loans on improved property Ample funds, reasonable interest Promnt approvals. bers of the mob that lynched Ray- mond X negro, at WytHeville, s ago, was evidenced yes- when he offered $1.000 “for the arrest and conviction of any one | member of the party.” | The board of supervisors of Wythe { County has offered a reward of $100 for the arrest and conviction of any ) the mob, and payment of | “conditioned | harxes. ent rivileges. Exvert ad-, the St d s upon payment by the Vice."No bothersome details. board of supervisors of Wythe County.” H.L Rust Co. 1001- 15‘1‘ Sl NV\' Wall electri in this c in the ich as made ng introduced Why Cai W. W. 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TEA can, 18¢c .2 Pkgs. 9c .3 Pkgs. 13c White Star Lipton 2 Pkgs, 17¢ | , c.T:f"“ Fi‘lf..l.b, Cane Salada K 236 25¢ 45¢ VEGETABLE BARGAINS New York Head LETTUCE . . ... 8 Potatoesr;”i 1 0 lbs. 35¢ Tokay Grapes, lb. 10c Peaches . 6 lbs. 25c