Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 22

g2 e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. €., TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, }927. BELIEVE FOUL PLAY |2se e FGHERGATIOUS 15 A e MR e B, e s e Stomach Upset istry department announced no poison pensive and cumbersome. At the time McKinley School Building. was found in Elrod's stomach. i atontic e as 7 & . tor?(‘.k:fl;cen"r;th:r‘mrr':?:x‘\ o St 3 :‘rr"‘n:rdt;::‘\-‘t:l ’\‘\IY: ::::Z:a:»fxfix«;“‘xlq | 2y Of OWDlan(,WSkl The Senate District committee has : from a rival for the affections of his tension to State offices. I believed in | Vote on Second Article Reported e e (R Wt hve Toan | what i g L e g held this afternoon on the question of p ; sweetheart, Miss Veda Bellefeuille, 19- its virtue when used in smaller po- he Assacisted Press year-old high school senlor. Miss Bel- . litical units, where the people had | Approved by 50 A e * ‘Don: |locating the heating plant of the new 3 3 |lefeuille told police the letters were % the opportunity to know candidates | to 33 CHICAGO, January 18.—McDon® |\ Ap, o School. 5 Chemlsts Fmd NO Traces Of written hy herself to arouse Elrod's New Pennsylvama GOVCTHOI‘ at first hand. the main I think | ' ald is a good mame, but Owsian- Residents of Eckington are pro-| e | > 1 that it has been Ce e owski is better. So thinks Peter |testing against the plan of the Com. || ¢! or rdered bowels, jealousy. Her testimony also dis- it must missioners to put the plant on the - Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse I . . {closed that she had told Elrod of the : satisfactory people.” R e etors HIE death.: e ) : | Although the Senate approved one| MeDonald, who asked a court order | Poison in Supposed. | hoax before his dea Advises Further Test—For |*on ftign i dieation the | le of the Lausanne treaty 1n| to change it to Owslanowsil, the |COrRer of Second and R streets north. || v in a soothing, healing od left a note to police express: | ! gov “in law | @ to p c I i b east, contending it should be placed || way. When the live wels val would kill both | ) e terday, the ad-| name under whish he was bornl. |, s interior of the large tract ac- |||are performing their aral fune e 3 a i 2 C C nent.” cutive session Suicide. and Miss Bellefeuille. In | Enforcing Dry Act. e amendment and | ministration forc fled on this| A top sergeant couldm't pro- |Om the interlor of the larg are rming ral fu one of the letters from the g [ itory laws,” he as-| vote to muster a two-thirds majority, | nounce his name and began calling |duired for the high school || tions, away ion - and who signed as “IKeith rte o respected by all law. | which would be necessary for rati<| him McDonald during the war, | . e coroner's jury at Mar- | By the Asso ens and made cffective | fication of the pact for the re-estab- | said Peter, and try as he might, IOWA CITY, lowa, January 18.— HARRIS 3, Pa., Janus ~[by e Jublic official, | lishment of diplomatic and commer-| he had been unable to rid himself ; gain today, and Miss Bellefeuille | Gov. John . “Who N who are guflty of making | clal relations with Turkey, of the Irish-sounding name since, may be recallet. ducted into office ay, said tributing for beverage purt The test came in executive session| much to his disgust. fnaugural addr he doubted | poses alcoholic Tiquors x| on the second article of the treaty o | the " ad making Yelating to capitulations. This was The first woman ever to head a |change in . primary Jaw 4 e law. It is just|approved by a vote reported to have rand jury in New Jersey is Mrs, Lila | until® the m | en fur uch murder to kit with poisoned 50 to 83 Thompson, _recently appointed | tc ind public opinjon has d c s as Kl in any other 1f. uld be made ade. B tho Associated Press, the work with Mile. Suzanne Villiere, a woman 3 lawyer who recently delivered a thesis ransfe: valn. Al Deuegiate, © e on the treaty itself is|In the Palais de Justice in Paris, was | o ; relief. 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