Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 17

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1926 Latest . Photographs From Storm - Devastated | | appppecn® A heavy pile driver which was, in some manner, blown | WRECK OF FORMER KAISER'S YACHT. The Nohab, which onee o 1 3 R ek s @ & resting place beside a ruined hom . belonged to (he ot ,'a wreck In Biscayne Bay. Seven . ‘Copyright he . & A. Photos. Covsright b . & &. Foos. & T e 7 % o g IN CHARGE < hn W. Martin (eft) and AUTOMOBILES SWEPT FROM CAUSKEWAY INTO BISCAVNE BAY. ( X Col. Vivia 3 i shed to the city as soon ME. S OF 3 RICAN 1 IN GUARD FOOD AND WA of the storm. Many motorists we ported killed when their vehicles we ! as he rec 2 charge of {roops. nt on duty when the refief work was taken up ght by P& A. Photon, i aund sorvounding fowns | CHANGING STREETS octhacte Poison. ’ T ] Fire figine Burme ARGENTINAYIELDS Hard luck overwheimed Mos, i : i Dispar - s Dovothy Gunnell of 3145 1 stre 3 : ! L as she set out last night for T Begr 7 F s x s Five Important Proposals to et T Vsl o e sister's . : e s Cive Tasi b A Cariate e orm ATor f t i ¢ i S 2 of the Seat Pleasant \ H i She started out with a tooth- wo 2 4 : 2 Be Considered by Commis- | " e s dose of picon / : | ; L ; ] i wotase oo |2 pisho Bt oM B oS Aifes e 0 tob n by mistake in an effort to relieve AR v ;. : p ”f“". :rm” \‘ s L'.‘Hm" . ”"l":‘ it and was injured in an automo- P 9y % g Z % of gasoline a1 Royer's Garaze, Cag sionerstoctober- L. hile accident while helng rushed 10 3 : : g i g : . Lo LG L Will Be Chosen. the hospital for treatment for the X . : S . i y Bhasengine: of (Re puioper poison, % ' ’ B s 4 9 o 3 L ¢ vunning a1 the nme. it s satd Mve fmpe ges in the high Her sister and her hushand were - % f . . 3 . TR it s ehased abou) wav plan to preserve the ' accompanying her to Georgetown a month . and was equipped natural topegraphy of the land in ' prpjversity Hospital when the a L CHoIET tinhs: Thoxe “wndd outlving sections of the District a8 deng gecurred. Their car was other apparatus. The loss is es well as beautiful groves of old 0ak| swiped on Westover street. (laren. olhen annecius L lne e treee, will he considered by the Com-| don. All were shaken up, but none A whether there was an insurance ¢ missioners at a public hearing in the | was seriously hurt. F " 4 5 S X " & i 4 P . ’ The bz ingulshed by | Vatican, heardroom of the District Building | M nnell was reported on the - 5 : . iy | e e g ran Oetoler 11, road to re ery today from tooth- From an esthetic standpoint, the ache, poison and bruises. outstanding change proposed by Mel S LN 11QUOR STATE ISSUE. | | DN~ ‘ ‘ ' B g J/RE B | ELECTRIC LIGHT RATE ment, « from appain spreading dres ppeas a number of profected streets in the terrfiory Iving between Nichols ave. | nue, the Poetomac River. St. Kliza PLATFORM ASSERTS\ heth's Hospital and Rine Plains, and | | wonld create scenic drive paral:| = ) Jeling Nichals avenue along the crest | | af the hil overlooking the river and Maryland Democrats Blame Law- v . Government Snit for $200.000 The \irginia hills. The change also v e ; % oo ; ; ; . : ; i could preserve a wooded area which Jessness to National Enforce- 4 i s 3 ¢ 3 iy i - : & ; Share in Readjustment of Over- ., {s ragarded as a potential park 5 : s i , ] . Another salient change wonld cre ment Act. 1 drive connecting Fort | RED FOR: One of the ontdoor relief stations, where f v i . i chaiging Up October 8. Pt ata n heantif are being supplied the homeless of Miaml and surrounding fowns. B e Lk b AL | | drea wa Eioenm snd Fort Stevens. The plan to be considered contemplates the | B jha Associated Press. DN e widening of Madison street between | 0 e REPUBLICANS DISCUSS Rosenthal S]ain For U S Attache Lane. {STATE FUNDS SOUGHT | ment ".',l: privats .U,“;L,.\.;x‘..lfi’xm:;‘.‘ £t e | Coneord aven and North Capitol a o 20 1o 120 fee “olstead act was denoutic aving \ part b o ‘,;‘, ‘v‘l”)m v‘; 5 {fl?[ for a redu i n,d 2 ," e dd I{ m| i :"“’,"L MONTGOMERY OUTLOOK 1’1 O L.f t T}l | FOR ARL'NGTON ROAD the PPofomac Flect wer Co, ‘w Ar e £t nt r sed B Ehire v N ot 8 dUC- ] “caused a disvegard for law and order t F L & e ¢ Henls Al o i BRePIuanE et tien in tha widih of Piney Hranch 7 5 e - = W o Uwes Lite to 1rs or Lemonade e i Tl : it ‘aivest drom | Andiaigegveeiof ai awlessness un- | . § ok ) ! i e t bin :“;{’,,‘,’;.,”; 10 feet 1o 90 feet in order | paralleled in this count Bvitie | ol RenOTEE GO TGRS oD Lee Highway Association to Send | 1% (o 1ome i or argyment 1000 st 1o i T or B f \ over un aber & un [ B ihe Rerite to prevent the razing of a number platform of the Democratic party in siders Candidates for County By the Associated Press. | Mrs. Jack Zahler all Americans, were , Representative Before Com- thasite, pralis by Joaties Wendelblcen's wis of attractive homes now in the road |y o out o © aoiieq ne the State con 3 oo R st e poss 3 d. ado B con = | sAN 4D N10. Tex., September 24, | Ariving through the conntry to M co = _ 1. Ntafford line. Cedar gtreet would he dropped | kR aoies. ) G mission in Richmond. ! 1tbited States Atiorney Peyion : A City. The handits stahbed Rosenthal A rom the highway plan between Arthur Lane, secvefary of the Amer. || 13 the band b Rosentha . . esior i read if the plan is approved, the ligunor question declared that pro ROCKVTT Md.. September 24 life 1o his thirst for a lemonade. as it tare: ni iy “e'_';" dr‘"‘"‘ RENDON, Va.. September 24 “'y'm:;;'fl_:‘ ”"jd :‘”:'v' i ‘ i 1 Fhe Argaie sectlon nerth of Piney hibition shonld he referred directly 1o Approximately 73 Mantgomery County | WA Lane. and not Jacob Rosenthal. | through also. just behind ourn Bl e e . i L’m;m‘ Ean sl e GO st Canrt NIt Carparabion heh mnd west of Sixteenth street | the States and removed from the juris. |y 00 F0 DG L T New Yok business man, whom | Their car was identical to on 5 he J.ee Highway Association of Avling. | ern Weulalaans 1 e natle fa Inwaived in the feurth proposed dictfon of ongress. Amendment of | 5 oP" o i A conference At |4 dits sought when the latter was |we are posifive the vmu:n-”m ‘m‘!'" fretat .,1'”,, i '-:uf\q s Ui e tiris territare it is planned | the present law to permit sale of light | the Country Clul yesterday. 1t Was | kidnaped and later murdered. accord. |they wera taking the ambassy secre.|Uve to the annual allotment meeting el B e B e A 2 < o ahandon Tandolph street and sub- | wines and beer where local laws do called by the State central committee | ing to Joseph Ruff, the slaln man’s |tavy when they took Rosenthal,” R:.vfi Skt etate Higivay. Aissctian i ;""o__hu“_“ b ST g 1 “Ehghra ik At atituta a street which would follow not forbid it was recommended. Iitor helcounty principally tolconsider | son-n-aw. | satd 5 d e Sta stiway Aasocilllani il ovatentmins B! S B RRaer ) [ Retorles GCRD Visalals ot the topography of the hill and obviate The platform also pledged the Demo: | o0 oo e Sl | Ruff and his cousin. Lucian Ruff. “lane’s party left Cuernavaca 10 Richmond in December to urge alloca-{ }‘v: ~”4. Shob i e ion ¢ qu“ n on Augast the nacessiiv of felling the trees along | cratic party to oppose ratification ot |candidates for vacancies on the |, ceq through San Anionio yesterday | minutes ahead of our ear. bui wa|on of funds for immediate improve- APREOTIE TG ik, Lot s Piney Rran STthiia dabor amendment {o the Fed. | county ticket, which the State, cen- fen route to New Yok City with Rosen. | passed themn a. few minu(es befoce the |ment of Glebs road. This action was| seia sud: shouid he set aside. 1 nde i The fi wosal calls for a change | eral Constitution tral committee 1s authorized to fill. thal's body. | hold-up. when they stopped to buv |decided on at s meeting of That. decres the ¢ (el pradet oo vwfl do: e losu | sireet be- Gov. Albert . Ritehle. the frst!yn o e chairman of the com. | 1 49 BOC Know why they wanted |some cold drinks. Thev came upon | = P ! e eantl e e Wb . o 5 % e R TeE e | pany retained ha'? ihe funt i niis e andurds wnd Governor of Marylund to serve wore |t STL e O er aid all of | 1ane, but we are positive it was he [us while we were being held up in the ‘},‘:I",‘j”‘;‘j“.x‘l',m‘”‘w‘ Sl tribuited the reme aide (o cur . Wisconstn Graceful —curves | (hun one term, was renominated. He | - they 'wanted, and not my fatherin- road by the g 2 M \ . ! |iths candidates jalteady minied ‘afd by the bandiis, but the chauffeur | sumers e onld he given this street and the old & snvention vote | > ‘ {law,” Ruff said o . sheer g bl dent, nresided j sumers ju propoction 1o Watild be given this slreet ax d | held every convention vote, having |gihers made short speeche: Htuft eai f their car, by sheer grit and cour- | PUSICREE LU o le Highway As. | of their bills v ok trees in the Sterrett property swept the State with & majority of | "ipe State central committee, §t | Rosenthal was kiduaped September luge, drove them out of danger, around | 4 S itar e It Wonld not ba destroye more. than RU.000 aver William MInen | s cxmuimed, ol ave ia mominate | 12 at a point a few miles oui af Cuer- |a horssshoe ciirve. 7he bandits fired | sociRtIon i anawer 10 a resolition of-) matier was Init | navaca iwhile he. RUff and Mr. and at them several {lmes; brf missed." Shaliine loclorgin Mr. Hazen is anxious that all prop- | Maloy In the Marviand Drimary on | candidates for the Honse of Delegat ! | candidates for the Honse of Delegates, | M1 ° £ - v secuting additional cigh . artx wnars in rhe sectlon ,}n«’ue'.s by iSititeniter 94, HORIRr- SDRMDEYAUE 01 cotiis. santilsdiones, JuAEas of ANe = :l;" a5 LT Ancient. Discs Found. he proposed changes attend the hear ion candidates re renomi- | o s' \Conrt: couhty Evevor |- S % i :n, ol g :::‘-’r'mrmdlv:::"(!:nimvl‘:: William & ", FCM. h,",‘ o g ‘er'ni BIRDS BURNED AS TORCHES. |'world’s lamp oil. An important step [formed the mecting that the hig! v A number of discs of polished lava | Associc Betdy, . AGtraey Geakimt Thomas | oor o twtdl of 17 wed ths atiad in the development nf Arrifinis] Hghe,|Assoclation was appreciative of the|used hy Hawaiian nobles cent The oy s AL i o itor L e N B L et il g Was the solution of the probiem |offer and that “the matier was refer- iago in a howling game known as|association on the 0 ourth | ing the conference were asked to red to our right-of-way engineer. Mr.|mai-ka have been dizcovered by ex-!'aw placing the pilot ; Loty c: ginni Lam; of draft for lamps. This is credited | Beauties of Grand Canyon. i e B make suggestions for the benent of ‘Crude Beginning of il \wise engineer named Argand | Henley, and he will get in touch with | cavators at work on the site of the lmission specified thi 01 i e A lary r i , ~ Took down the dark eanvon and get - . - e st e i . Traced in Museum Research. 2. George Washington haniwz N R voval _palace and palm grove of [eould ot change o B e e G PR | rriernlaistigane Lol bndon omance of artificlal lighting | 30Me of the Argand lamps at Mount | = Appointment o commitiee awaii's kings. where (he Roval|than ouco every o e wed 8 e Ror L ttd Baby Otter's First Plunge. l‘,‘:","l ”‘;“','.';,;,L' :,,_“”';,,’,‘f““f,,' “'", romance df avtfcial MEbtng ) vers oo wind iheseyare now included [dtaft and preseut ul (18 next weeting | flawailan Hotel Honoluli, 5 aus o | Pl opinion s f, thel colTeciione:. o the imseh la coustitution and by laws 1o Include | ger construet | diftecence £o v the water thal the infant ot '“';';‘ Jioelections frol wiols thme [ine carly Shedand Isianders tashivned 3 lthe desiguation of & GISLE euch woUth | The discs are aboul two and o Laif | Atg ;s about takl its fivar | ®UREo & la torch lamp by sticklng a wick into | s Lfor & reguiar meeing of (i€ viganiza |incnes in diameierand ab iNcl Lud ool clerl not in perfect harmony? Even the :"“ i e S, My | The registration ana tranafer of torch lamp by Elog, & wiokainto) Was Sumuer Joking ¢ tio, was authorized quarter .ihick. The objeci ui the | or modit atmospliere may be reckoned with ss p i ) £ f |voters and other malters pertallitg | (he (hroat of u fal storiy peirel snd The inecting took aciion inoking to|game, according to Prvid Malo, un|order contrast and vet ac Lat of Bich. e UmMOIISE Sots OD8 O o the campaign were given considera- | to other crude beginnings by Dr. Wal (he eleaning up snd beautidcation of et - Pyl GG 6 ean Ml oF HUrHE. 0¥ spring on her back and (hen enters |5 P equmiitee’ 15 expected o g lough of the Nathnal Museu, | Cbaries Sumner is said (v have had, ooy, which was chavacterized s ke o ol e Rt DAt ik 1« rose hlue. goldon vellow or ap e ittty | ™Itnin ithelnibxt ity (or Lave, His resenrches reveal that amimais |incident may prove that he hadn't. or | 1o the National Capital. The gen and at the same time outdo the other| Womd dradied fron cant. The hotter and drver the weath s . . . el . have played an important part in fur | . Fi appearanca of that community wae de | .anjastants in e e g ALES e e Dubosn i icolor ns eEce ARl he Nt mueh B9, e Willing to Oblige D Wi | [t max riof) At ancomelnt’ vath x| SERRSRencoicr Shat ctpiliiyaelel | sontestants in the Ned 2 Rems atmosphere. save John C. Van Dyke. 28 s parent. It is vers easy | € g f America natives once built cazes| Washington he said to A soung wo-lthe county. It waz maved 1o convey |somo af the old maika rou axe in e Grand Canvon of the Colo:| g2 "0 i ther then to entice other | From the Lite Magasine pout 1o | [OF,A Species of large luminous beetles | man who had stood beside him. “‘We |this sentiment of the organization to!smooeh by centuries of nse, wera stilt rado rming Intothe water. once they | A nicelooking old ladv. about toland used them as lanterns, while the {ars fortunate'in having these places. |the board of supervisors at its next|piainiy visible at various localities People come tn ree the canvon—to prebrE TC O N Was for one of |Step from a taxicah, appeared to Indians oft the northwest coast of | {¥ o » meeting, urging that steps be taken [fe' 5 o0 Jook down. But they should also 100k | (o s rothers or sisters to swim |faving considerable dificulty fum- America burn a fat little fish for light- We shall see the first entrance of |for jmprovement. 3 " P the sky. as elsewhere. is the el s 1 bling with her handbag while holding | ing purposes in much the same way the new English and French Ministers President Eacho announced that T, = — up. For th They also are tauught to dive by | g A : 4 crowning feature of landscape Out o 00 her which submierges and fher umbrelu. | as the Shetland Islsnders did the |into Washinglon sociely H. Brewer, jr., bud resigned as chaiv | of it comes lght lipht of L to the surface with w fish | “Here, young man! she called to|stormy petrel. | The younw wewan replled, “U'm |iman of the inémbership commitice znd | teo In each locality, who would act as | 2500 which the utiful blue = ouly ,.“",’fl' nouth. When the litile otter | the driver. “Can’c you help an old | Whales and seals have m ade (he ! glad of that. 1 like to see the lions|ihat he had named Walter E. Slas i6)chairman of a local sul miiiec. An|%dered Lroken and dispersed fragient Swits 1o its mother, believing she |lady to alight?" | lavgest contribution in supplying lamp | break the ice.’ flll the vacancy. A pian to increase |Invitation fromw ihe \irginia Hishlands | - . ;«‘“ ;hnl\~ the fish \\1”}‘ it, the mother “Sure! Sure, lady!" responded that |fuel. Up to 1859, when petroleum “'55! Sumner was silent for a n'wmen!, the membership of the crganizations clation fur the organizaion Comterngr £ v known to the As- uxain submerges and “;“ offspring ¢, producing a box of matches. discovered In large quantities, they !then he sald. “Miss X, in a country lwas outlined by Mr. Sias. The plan at thal place Uciober 1S « ng nmbrellas with t'ny SYattens te e i e aKes fis et dive. ‘Where's yer clguret?” lfurnished the major part of thelwhere lions live there s ne fce.” provides for @ member of the commlt- I cepted. atch the'r costumes. #yrians. a vention last night. | i e, Special Dispateh to The Star. ton County will send a representa Commission Order. then turn quickly to the eust and note [ 4y pecquse their ancestors did not the vellow, gold aud rose vl the dexert What supeih color schemes! Arve they Fiom the Boston Transenpt | cating