Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1926, Page 27

THE EVENING RTHUR J. MAY HEADS AMERIGA FEATURED ARreut . way nenns pptep THROW | BY BRITISH PRESS e wonc v OUT AS TERM ENDS, ization to Preside—Other Officers | : | Queen Marie's Visit Promi. ~""d Executive Board Chosen. |0, ap Insisted He Had More | g 4 nent in Headlines Over Arthur J. May_was re<lected presi-| - Time to Serve When Told demt of “the Washington Cathoii Sarcastic Comments. | i e B unt e o | He Was Free. other officers elect- | ed were o By Cabile to 11 so Daily News vice president M ober 10. —— O el Hugh Riley, treas. | —An inmate Prison e the Britial henanes urer, and Joseph | was forcibly ejected yesterday after Queen M entrance nto New sullivan, -e.|he had argued with prison efficials K it { v, for more than two hours that he was TR e e i being wrongfully cast out into free- wrdbatled American newspaper men In addition the I v cas following were|dom. re provoking big type and amused : : erve| The prisoner, E. J. Brown of Tama " bere. Under the beadline et L eieIVe | County, was sentenced to a five-year “Dot . : 2 - : Vel term for larceny by embezzlement. Double Cream,” the Standard says: board: Henry| i pahavior had reduced his sen: | We fave not as yet heayd that, by Auth, James E tence by more than a year, and it ex- | pired some marve engincering, | the Collifiower, Mgt Statue of Liberty, which guards New : Gavan, Rev. A. J ; INGal, peinon cleik York Harhor, hus been made to curt- D Seis Traien | SO0 Ty R A e sey a& Queen Marie passed, but noth- D. J. Dunigan, At Thoge Thanor haa isen: ing else seems likely to show how a B. F. Saul, M ced him to five years and that he republic can adore regular royal " y, Chael Heister s0ing o b ¥ ARTHUR J. MAY. 5 was going to remal 4 Raymond Wise.| “persuasion failed, Charles W. Darr, Adam Weschler, uitless effort to induce the James H. Johnson. jr., Allen Pope, | prisoner to leave guards were called wever, car- n's arrival a n America. [ John Pellen and Michael A. Keane. upon to throw him out. This they did, printed under | A campaign for $40,000 to carr; but Brown battled with them to tRe leadlines like “America's hysteria of | the work of the Catholic Charities will | outer door. worship™ they seem to indicate |be soon started, R Dr. John . 4win amount of interest in royalty | 0'Grady, director of the organization. told the members in an address last | DEATHS HELD ACCIDENTAL night. This money will be used for i the benefit of destitute families and in_general relief activiti he official banquet of the organi-| After Party, Coroner Decides. zation is to be held at the MayHower s Hotel November 11, at which 1,000 S 1s now big A New York kidnap! Conn.. October 19 Dostal robbery and stoday” & | e nra s pented o attonn. Accidental death by drowning ory Invasion have been|ohael J. Heister is chairman in char the finding of Coroner Mix in the prominently quoted. Last week. Chi-| e he banquet. I of the three persons drowned | cago's machine-gun killing was head- | the Haven Yacht Clubhouse | | ne: | | fined on successive days in most of after a drinking party on the yacht ek the London ne pers U. S. CHARGE IN MEXICQ | capsicum. property of Sherman Hoyt T¥ Deily Tel 1ph prints the fol- | of Oyster Bay, N. Y., the night of towti it s e | INQUIRES ABOUT SLAYING | Sctoner 12, “We began to have our doubts| | "The coroner found that Barney p iited States. Other coun = Hawoo of Philadelphia and Mrs. Mil- out the s can put up n. Our « | Schioenfeld Told Authorities Are|dred Terrel and Mrs. Minerva Ore Drying tolArestiBanaits ko ansn of this city were into: when they left the yacht for imported. But the Amer s | Killed American. rauch more romantic. An average d was the cause of the box Associated Press. ing. The trio were gu in the life of a citizen of the United o o e Bl L CITY, October 19.—Charge | man left in charge of the yacht in the sorted varieties of battle, murdcr and H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld of bsence. sudden death. the American embassy vesterday vis- ited the Mexican forefgn office and Gunman Abandons Pistol. made personal inquiries concerning the E AND PIANOS. “The American gunman has gone| <. it f J. K. Spriggs, American s uve. n.w. Phons the Milanese Fruit Co. His visit was supplementary to a for far bevond pis He works with zuns and zrmored car R & 'F'r Long istance moyine . okntohe st al note which he sent to the for- 1402 12th St N.W. we daily expect to hear ¥ : i, el | Estimates chcerfully’ given. long editorial concludes, “We ol e M sichoen ) NATION urances that it will do its ut- | & N i to arrest the slayers of the storaee Househpld enods, 500 Rooms e Local_and Distance American. EXPERT PACKERS & very hard to imagine that any- where, even in America, real life be posterously like the most . Spriggs s killed at Culiacan, capi- | Moderate Rates. Good Worle Free Fitimates. pret tal of the State of Sinaola. Robbery | .. 193% Von 3t. N.W, Worth /345, Such an e il in a newspaper | ;o1 Ce 3 = as traditionally friendly to America as| ' Presumed to have been the motive. the Telegraph indicates the unfortu- Ty | nate results of the wides Playwright Suit Settled. liclty of American crim NEW YORK, October 19 (#).—The Moving and Storage Co. ulnjul.v NewsCo.) | $250,000 accounting suit brought by LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Room 219 in 8012 e Helen Neary, actress, against William land Buildi Y LOSES |Anthony McGuire, playwright, M been settled out of court, it was an-| ggk U'S FOR PUBLIC LEDGER BACKING | nounced when it came up for trial in r Supreme Court yesterday. M Neary . claimed a partnership in Independent Republican Paper | and other plays of McG ng, 1410 H St. N.W.—M; PART LOAD WASHINGTON AND KRIEGS{*XPRESS PACKING SHIPPING 616 Fye St. N.V Shuns Nominee Because of Campaign Spending. sciated Press. DELPHIA, October 19.—The hix Public Ledger, Independ- H. CLAY_GLOVER (0., In; i nnounced last night Dept. 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