Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 19

1E_EV TAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1926. » PGEONS TAKE FF CAPT. DN EIVEN | o WINE INDCTMENT [ 51 STONES s INTESMILE RACE 3 PARTYON RETRING R | . ; [ EAI.I.[l] PUI_”"BAI. “John" Borrowed Dress | Romance That Began Years Ago in ! | Suits to Wed. { Flight to Decide Which Birds {Veteran Fireman Gets Sur- | {L. B. Mason, lllinois State | Senator, Asks Trial Before |ures i | their old home town yesterday, swap- | CLEVI the Election. ped reminiscences with friends, re-|A romance which b celved an ovation from thousands of | eral vears a — cheering townsmen and then went of t on a five-day hunting trip. | By the Associated Press. The chums are Charles Dawes, Vice CHICAGO, October 1.—An indict- t of the United States, who ment returned yesterday by a Fed-| erul grand jury charging that Lowell B. Mason of Oak Park, Ill, State|Pershir Senator and son of the late Repre- | called by on, a for- | other story, met in| By the Associated Press LAND, Ohio, October | Paris Will Lead to Br the Assodated Prees. ; Altar. Are Eligible for Service prise Hcnor From Asso- in Signal Corps. ciates and Others. commander of | . was tendered a | at the com- | on Dent place near | ~et, by residents of d old fire department An army ot carrier pigeons this | morning set o a zrueling race from the Mu home at Camp Vail, Monmouth, N in an climina contest to which of the hirds are to he e. when he for servico in the Sienal Cor | associntes on the re- sentative William E. B tlon officials 1 ’ “coop on the | ¢ for Federal prohibition officers In the |t rung of the ladder ton_om or X ale of sacramental wine, was g Dr. 1 sreps - jcal” move by . TG e e ? N W political” move ATEIGd i MR of €a Ohite The State Senator said he ne n g v had represented Percy V. Owen or remembe und so did John Ralph W. Stone, former prohibition | (ien. Pershing and Vice Pres directors, also indicted as partners | Dawes ‘are honor guests alleged gis p announced | hunting ty given by in the alleged graft. and announcec Gl e nitfons bunched over the spec a ings and disappeared Speadway @ purse from his ipany. The e him a soil?z'sfigg toaStick e Sairpdie e L"":, ot that he would demand an immediate | Mark WV > S SR = 7 = trial, with a view to disposing of the S ‘ - 9 docd} R R 3 S RG] Jleand| ~ CAPT. W. A DIXON | chirges before November 2, when he Yiter Ts Tofured SoitWinds. - Around the Gears | ! Ll eoane " 77| will stand for re-election from the i 3 oS- | | the truck | e . o Referring to large investments of hey fa | i twenty-third distric COLUMBLUS, Ohio, Octaber 1 (#) s AMERICAN CAPITAL | American capial, Quezon said that S ’;fi."|',‘;"'.',‘."TW0 REPORT ROBBERY { The indictment superseded earlier I Yoter, third :_,.N)-m.u. of the| i apolis team of the rican fraud to Owen, i | while there was ample opportunity for e indictments chavgit ; 5 wind will im-| OPPOSED BY UEZON ool G gl L O B N e ok BY COLORED BANDITS Stone and five others, two of whom injured mear here Those who think all i1 e duced to come except with the clear |1 band B were prohibition agents under Owen nis_automobile. col D b eveante understanding that the Philippines | ior wers | Fi Dife fhdictinent acelisea Mason:. of Yoter, who was gear lubricze e e | would he independent within & very | cpjef iiee gt o LR Maboney Baresd <o ONEUR s gealt with e to_Indianapolis from Pitts alike have never tried u race sun-| Filipino Semate President Splits|short time. 3 .. 'Chief Clerk Edward R Battal- $23, Joseph Diggs. Colored, dealers for Owen and Stone, wh ustained a fractured jaw and E a n i Monumental | ¥ § | o\@Heson contented that it o " lion Ch ; s ‘OlConnor, A, G, | savs, issued permits illegally cerations ahout the face Bhsnite: mfanciers, | With Aguinaldo on Support | Deither 1o ';‘“'}:'x_’i e Walters: Capt Surrenders $15. | asserts that 130 wi ¥ | , Baltimore, | capitalis ave atte J. Leo Kolb, and | ppank Mahoney, 1600 East Capitol fited. The Federal, dis J:;l“t:‘l",j‘ Just say ONITE" e would B. A. Bowles, cashier of the Potomac | sireet northeast, and Joseph Diggs, |said the c 5 Lleventh street, taxicab | trial Octobe were victims of colored | Mason is a bl early today, the police were | fred Muson I who father in Congress, His record o as been consistently dr he indorsement of th Saloon ? Be sure You Get It | had been settled. Capital, he s | would feel insecure and the IFilipi Sl bl e S | people rightly would fear that every e Ansociated Press. ! American dollar investe e co MANILA, October 1.—Manuel Que- oy g .,1,"‘\,‘!“4,]‘,;',”:0,‘,’ Lo b | zon, president of the Philippine Senate, | ment of American sovereiznty. Y men atNe 1 Corps: 2 “"“"“'.’.“:L‘;l;’f’f'_‘“‘ l’°d:‘" P | BOY HUNTER KILLED. | street avout lock and forced to llllnlm(is Ant wps, in cha 1581 i Gen. Asul- | GETS DEATH SENTENCE. | turn over & 1 bills and some small ::;“}0:;"““\".”‘ resident- | jaldo on the old revolutionary leader’s . S2 T change. Pigeon | ynqualified support of Gov Gen. Wood SALMON T SN HL October | higes (old (he police he was near | Mason sald orney for|and in favor of large Investments of | CHICAGO. October 1 (®).—After |} @ € weeident of [y Nfjlitary voad entrance to Rock i Holmead. | Aneric capital in the Philippines|only 30 minutes of deliberation, a|the b J - Creek Iark about 2:30 o'clock when | under American rule, rday convicted Richard | A1t armed man made him surrender Quezon said that the oF i day by center of the | cojor the figures | reported by owners 13 lofts while the balance of 884 8 birds was . of Wood. | before the question of independe | Savings Banlk t ther of Mrs. Winl 20 Cents a Shot From ihe Cheek only, and in AC AN Georgetown told. 1 Mahoney was held up by two armed | legislator A pump i eans Dealers 1quish- enue and @|and he has Saltzman, counsel & vrankie Laike, ago “beer harons.” when they were charged by the Federal Govern- ment some LWwo vears ago With con- tempt for alleged vViolition of in | Junctions & their hreweries Union: Elis (TS SHREDDED OIL ) P TRANSMISSIONS ¢ REAR AXLES BAYERSON OIL WORKS (OLUMBIA 5228 Yilipine peo Subway Builder Is Dead. 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