Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1926, Page 6

6 FRANCE DEMANDS DESMONS’ RELEASE . v s | Insists Arrest by Turkey Was | Violation of Interna- tional Law. Pledge to Abstain Until Law’s Repeal Wins Drinker Stay that he would arink until pro- hibition was repealed, Marshall Monroe, colored, charged with in toxication, was ¥ personal bond by Jud Mattingly in Police Court today Monroe was arrested yvesterday by Policeman W. D. Hayden of the fifth precinct. He told the judge that it was the first drink that he had taken since probi- bition “Will you promise not to take drink until the law fs re- e Mattingly asked. The promise was made. By the Assoviated Pross PARIS, September ferences hetween | over the recent i nople Lie French me | 'CANTON WARNS JAPANESE. Peking Has No Right to Sell Chi- nese Property, Says Communique. is held by the “the charge | TON, September 13 (#).—A of manslaughter rrest is sald | D bureau communique issued by to have taken hen the foreign office of the Canton gov cponse to & request by the Turkish | ernment warns Japanese consular au Toliee he ciume ashore from his ship | thorities at Canton against the con- T e plain an alleged fttack he made | templated purchase by the Japanese against a Turkish citizen government of the Chinese legation He was immediately taken to smises in Tokio. prison and has ren d there. The o “ht;::??‘l;as:\lz?ont;atpé’r;e “renc over ent ving already T o A - AR I bt - which “the agents of the. illegal B strong prot appears about . ool & ares, ng government have no right to M. Poincare told that the detention . er was a clear vio- lia has just adopted 4 federal ational law, and that} by which the government government could not asoline imports and use the further delay in his id various states who must an equal amount for highw thin the nard and told him ik mént insisted on the lease of The Fre Turkish the Ambass French ceept any liheration TC-5 RETURN.S TO BASE AFTER MIDWEST TRIP Officers of Blimp Report Perfect From Supply improvement Excursions Flying Journey Tilinois to Virginia. on Philadelphia and the Sesqui-Centennial 54,90 Round Trip TUESDAY, SEPT. 14 FRIDAY, SEPT. 24 | Lv. Washington T8 AM. Returning—Leave Philadelphia (Chestnut Street Sation). 8:456 pm. (Standard Time), wame day By the Associated LANGLEY 13- The Army to her base here day after an uneventful the Middle West cers the ship 1 flight from ported tiat ther conditions practically the Neott Field Alleghenies st et prevailed ughout entire _journey from RBelleville, TIL. across the to the Virginia Army air base Completing 4 round trip from this | station to the Illinois field without mishap, the TC-5 was the first lighter thanair craft to make an inland flight since the v divigible Shen indoah was wrecked in Ohio :u little more than a The Army blimp encounte on its outward voya ore was fear for its e it Field Field at | | | _ Military. Aerial. Pageantry and Other Spe- | 5:45 pan., direct line to i | | cial Events on the Exposition program. Ask Ticket Agents for Details ward her Virginia base. She com. pleted that leg of her vovage in 11 hours and & minutes. TROUBLE OVéR ROOM BILL| LEADS TO A KILLING | Constable, Under Bond in Shooting Affray at Y. M. C. A. Building. Claims Self-Defense. ember 13- | crguson of Cle- | $1.000 hond vester ‘ 3 & a_coroner’s inquest into death of R. V. Allison, 42, who was shot in the lobby of the Y. M. €. A here Mst night. Witnesses testifving at the inquest declared Furguson shot in self-defense. The shooting. according to the evi-| dence, was the result of a room bill. | Allison. returnins to the Y. M. C. A Cents. "Shake ast night, found that it 1 locked by Night Clerk N. T. Lee. Lee . well in a bottle, testified at e ing that Allison |and vou have a whole quarter pint NeHTe0 Hi over phone and threat- |of the most wonderful skin whitener, ened him, and that later Allison is|softener and beautifier. @aid to have heen secn in the lobby of | Massage this sweetly fragrant the building carryt pistol. Lee|jemon bleach into the face. neck, summoned officers, whose appearance | yrms and hands. It cannot irritate. wus followed by the shooting | Famous stage beauties use it to Allison had been a resident of « h k. 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Fox Tro(} 3148 ADORABLE -« o« o o o FoxTrot 75¢ COULD 1? 1 CERTAINLY COULD Fox Trot) 3187 SHOW THAT FELLOW THE DOOR Fox Trot]. 75¢ DB D DD THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1926. 643 PERSONS JOINED IN BAPTISMAL RITES “Faith Healer's” Converts, All But tered the waters of Clinton Park Lake here yesterday and were bap- tized by “Bishop” C. M. Grace, Portu- guese “faith healer.” They left the water in a frenzy of religious ecstasy. Two of those baptized and joining the “House of Prayer” were white. After the 643 had been baptized, the untiring “bishop” called for any who wanted “to be saved.” His words were a signal for unprecedented shouting, screaming, shivering and jumping up and down, One by one the “spirit” seized the members of the audlence, and & Bacie as they were seized jhey jumped into CHARLOTTE. N. C., September 13. | e water, resacarode ot smmeaamto —six hundred and forty-three persons, | Sunday finery. Fifty or sixty splashed dressed In robes of white or white |into the water, some diving head trousers, according to their sex, en- | foremost, and attempted to wade Two Being Negroes, Aroused to Frenzy of Ecstasy. By the Associated Press. from every corner of the lake to the spot where the baptizing was done. A husky negro, overcome by his emotion, attempted to wade across the lake. The water became deeper and deeper. As he stepped in the water beyond his depth, consternation reigned. Women screamed and men gesticu- lated frantically. The “bishop” took one glance and rose to the occasion. Notwithstanding the fact that he was clad in a clinging black robe and was wearing shoes, he immedi- ately swam to the rescue of the drowning man. The man was brought to the shallow waters by the “bishop,” and after a few moments’ recupera- tion was placed under the water again, this time in baptism. 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