Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1926, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19268 85 religion, whether Moslem, Ch "‘ Lo (] gerous ' for the mentality of German ‘vmr on efficient and satisfactory | maintenance and financing, it was|of highways, won the second award, Jewish or any other, for the GCRMAN kAVAI. MEN sailors, who might be encouraged to C. P. TAFT, 2D, OUTLINES methods of administration. In the |announced today. while the third paper selected was by E opolitan counts emulate the revolting Russians. PLAN TO ENFORCE LAW |fic!d of criminal law there must come | Harold Tilton, resident engineer of|J. J. Forrer, maintenance engineer in the near future another such asso- |the Massachusetts State department!for the Virginia highway department. e o omtens are e tens o mreaer | RESENT CONDITIONS | iocidcnt™ i citise o betterment in of the public peace, . ditions and remove friction. . = iminal j b S'"RS MOS[EMS 1t Dr. Hussein i8 held for twial the s G Prosecutor-elect Tells How Church | *°{ation, for, cominal Juetice,” - ice i cqurts w e ¢ e | i Members May Promote Justice |Taft [ Nhthar At ioan S oo |Cases of Poisoning by Bad Meat y ¥ Sty constitute an “attack" Moslem | Occur- —Effort Is Made BEGGARS’ UNION-BROKEN. in Criminal Cases. S e Govt Borrow from $75 to $450 faith, such as the law intended to 3 WINS IN ESSAY TEST. through a Departmental ounish. | to Fire Shi Slip of “Business Agent” Brings| ™ tho Awocisted Press . ug! a p. CINCINNATI, December -~ Workers Investment Loan. Repay it fter Ex- S — g - s ! Blind Poet Accused Aft LOCK EXPERT FAILS. | s { Action in Berlin Charlen P. Tatf, 20, cutorelect | 8. H. Murdock of Cleveland won on a special monthly sched- i g 5 A 5 » 5l R g _|of Hamilton ¢ 4 will take|the national engineers’ essay contest pec A pressing His Views on sl By Radiolo The Star, sm1 hisseo Daty | BB LI, Deer e ot whioh |Coo. on Januaty 1. in an aildress conducted by the American Road ule. Each payment includes the Koran Detectives Laugh at Man Shut Out| BERLIN, December 15.—The Ger- d to earning from $4 to $5 a [ Uprore A chu e R L T P oan 8 a portion to be saved—and at e Roran. man fleet is small, but there is some been broken up by the po. —_— the end of a year you have a s | vibletssditie e ree Erniatract ias [lico"us S e t ; ARG paid-up Savings Balance of R | Special Dispatch to The Star By b s s B8 . 4 it h ¥ ing ha Y’ E = help you $50 for every $100 borrowed. Associatod Press S, B CITY. December 15.—. | Pecome clear through the attempt of : b y ”C‘:;)((‘)mulu)ecfimh: T SALT LAKE CITY, December 15.— | ,",,otty officer on the battleship e 3 b g e By ! $th own tundamental f ;. | On their way to work the other night | Schl, Holstein to set fire to the Fritz Noack and was sent to prison “";5"“‘“’"3 and working and voting on - to save, too! Ask us! in-|Detectives E. A. Hedman and Wil z d blow up the ship. The Later a second beg- |Primary ahd election days. The effect fair in the case of D : . - . B Aiabiclilecatiretn (ho | Mo Sataisen noticed ‘e worrisG0k: declared mentally unbal. | brought in, His name w0 GRS TNl G dasire | S o e DEPARTMENTAL B NK Tniversity, accus: y o g 3 ¥ . | ance oack. 4 X 5 rm of druggists establi: oate University, accused of detaming | ing indlyldusl;trying to open the door fact is that the living condi a third Fritz Noack was ar- [control of any political organization | City 75 yeats o e renllad m cartinRhes oMb Y A sehblas a“d“u( a store on South Second street. | tions of the men in the na eem to | rested the police decided to investi- one: v;\nd conscientious public gaflsmpreunpunnr_noreth!nl_mi jontimes, ~ ' fed before the Cairo | They stopped and made official in- |De causing a grent deal of dissatisfac. . They discovered that the last Fed 2 : A e (e e i “The Bank for Departmental People” igation of the charges, | Quiries. | v there wi number | man was really Fritz Noack, the n de. | scription which is called A-2851, taken th o ulted from publication of a | “I own the place,” explained the | s ; through bad | brains of the beggars’ union. He had | -Secondl ke s times a day, stops rheumatic paif and quickly 1714 PA. AVE. N.W. book in which he stated that the vari- | man of worrl “I can't find my 2 E furnished each of the dozen members [ mand anaiytical publ govern- | relieves painful muscies and stiff, swollen ous Moslem traditions, as well as the | key and I left my umbrella i I ! *}ot ‘the union fdentification) jpayers||FICTIIAL &dalts and can support ‘with { jeints: Uml_dmmmeve%whereunmégrly text of the Kor: e in. | He produced identification. The detec- being shown the censor’s naval | bearing his name, stationed each at a (time and money those o s T A i fio JFLIER & AMENT) { entative stated clearly that the | money-making street corner and col. | tions which are bringing publicity to venue, New York. e, b e e e o it iy | showing of the film would be dan- | lected 50 per cent of the proceeds. evidence being overwhelmingly st | few minutes, but to no avail literal acceptance. they wished his good luc GIFT IDEAS GALORE! n, which n t be called an as- Priests Suppress’ Book. - ; \ " prietor braved the rain. Among the traditions mention The detectives laughed the rest of Eastman Kodak the book, entitled ““Pre-Islamic Poe the way to the public safety b §s°the visit of Abraham to Mecca and | The couldn’t help i The 's i P 2 the origin of tbe famous black stone | tification card, which ate v venerated by Moslems. gn on the building, read, except for | M E Th@d huo;](. l]\ublhhe‘«l lfls}: year; slight change in m | i caused the high priests to make 1 ohn Doe, lock expert. All kinds | 1 SIS . about what they called an “outrage” | of keys made and duplicated.” | Makes Pictures 3V4x5%% to Islam, and they demanded l;hn im- o | i mediate = dismissal of Dr. Hussein | from his professorial post. They failed| COMMONS IN RECESS. to bring about his dls;‘nlssa!. but they succeeded in having the whole edition - . :t the book bought up and the type H”TJ‘A‘: :é Dtl‘embermlfi lgA’) thhe 7 estroyed. ouse of Commons will adjourn to- : - 3 5 . M,my::,, of the family of one of the | day for the Christmas holidays to This 3A Kodak is equipped with an Anastig- defonding lawyers have sent a state- semble again on February 8. This J 7 ment to the press disowning their rel. | nnounced after the address in mat F. 6.3 lens and Itex shutter. The great ative on the grounds that the family |reply to the speech from the throne est camera value ever offered at this price. cannot recognize a man ‘‘who under- | was carried shortly before midnight takes the defense of an infidel.” last night. HARRY C GROVE I Law Protects Religions. The debate ended abruptly after n ” nc‘ having been continued for two days. The BEgyptian constitution asserts | During the day a number of Co i right to liberty of opinion and |servatives, Progressives and Ind: 1210 G St. N.W. 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