Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1927, Page 31

E: THE EV NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, MARCH 4. 1927 Wrflfl—-—— George Cox, mate of the schooner that b wants yo more forelgn obl mbarassment in | wishes to aceept that name. He is . Marion Mosher. He was released on gations. | relations and he | represented by Attorney Marquis, T. | - - - bail later. The Bank of France and the French John and ! Albertson. In 1924 it developed, in connection | Treasury together have on hand, it is with a $100,000 civil damage suit sald by competent authority, the . brought against Morse and others, .'--ull\uh nt of nearly $500.000,000 in e that Gilbert was missing. ~The | forelgn moneys or exchange. 4 year he was captured with a & i | of 34 men while acting as captain Would Change His Nume. . | of the alleged rum-runner Hom ead. v X A Y The capture ended a 36-hour battle SEES Kadesh Rickles, 28 years old, has —_— with a_revenue cutter off Montauk. asked the District Supreme Court to Fengya, Former U. S. Soldier, : M. L. Gilbert, Former Morse |, 1 the meantime he had been in| Finance Ministry Stirred by |permit him to chanie his name to dicted with Morse for using the malils John Kadesh Rickles. He says the Now in Los Angeles, Dis- § A Associate, Defendant in [iutthas eharke axainst i s dre Statements Credited to closes Brother’s Error. | @ ‘g : L Prohibition - B St s SF Bk wort U.S. Treasury. \\\\\\\W of Boston. i By the Associated Press | “N By the Associated Prem By the Associated Press. " o8 AN S. March 4—Harry | &\ | NEW YORK. Mawi 4 " Mark T, AMERICAN ADVERTISING SRR SR A AL Al i \ i BEpINE Swocre 25l LN ADOPTED IN BERLIN minlatcy is pt d by the publication | s identified from |‘Ihul(;v s . { g o i : cdited - ihe ek in SiButapest: by LHIR NS he landed several hundred ale od € : o Supreme Court J Igor Fengya drums at Nowport, 1. 1, from the Methods Used in U. S. Attract Wide | . on loans Siscpes) i \ [ steamer Kuronu wi that l‘y;~ Im;l llyu‘v Attention in Windows of o Ak L i 3 A \d « o e drums ator: German Capital | seribed | dextving new loans trom are on trlal | g | America, and or private companies Wit o el ] By the Associated Press in France, the government itselt for ) BERLIN, March 4 American | bids them f the present. W 1 from New e Gasctivalovaicinn Jarist kst Wz, Spain, with a cargo | mothods of show-window advertising b ,‘,',','x",',f:,'.':".,','“,','e‘,“',:,,],‘":1‘ $ .95 s R of alcohol and with Gilbert in com o coming daily into greater use in|amsterds mounting to about $40,- announced his opinion that Gen. | ¥ . mand. Indictment of him and his r | 2 y a ot of atte; T ' s pre § rawn was mnone other than his | 3 SRR W0 AlObR € CHARRTSEE Ot iR n and attracting a lot of atten 000, were all dra also knc as Maj. John | [ part of the cargo to small boats off |tion. If one sees o crowd gathered in (UP and the partioulars GESNIE o dler of fortunc | \ Newport front of a shop. the wager | g e mt N e Army. His | ¢ : ORe hot & Soks St The o0 | ernment intervened and refused cor opinion was suppor by Rev. Ste | { HARRIS B EwWiING Arrested Several Times. i 4 © |sent to the saction for the reason phen 1. Chernitzky of Bridgeport, | Gilbert, widely known in shippin 4 fter the flean s —_ — = Lonn. | Similarity of names and cer: | SENATOR WILLIAM E. BORAH, |circles, huving been nrosident nt one | Eolng on there. 5 fEniiooinuassed el ik oFk ) VG P i camehip Co., has | Many Interesting mechanical proc:| _The New Sclentific Antiseptic for lief. potted with urrests | esses, such as the automatic filing of 1 the judse’s brother alright. | banquet tomorrow ev i 5| since ; ® | toothipaste tubes, are on exhibition. SORE GUMS m not the Chinese general,” he | cher's. [T that year ne ‘harged n | In one window a very striking-looking W e ined. “Perhaps our pictures look |a Fedesal warrant with being one of | young damsel {s perpetually having ittle alike, but I'm certainly not ‘:"“ Methods of toughening n-uu\mro.nmlwl prifeipals rum-running ex- | her bobbed hair permanently waved P was 1 a major in the | oo 5 e reduced the loss from | PIOIt 0 which three ships were selzed [ by another young feminine he as a plain |€lassware have reduced the loss from | opmpe “rjana ""Fia s locked up |a demonatration of the skilled ed in the Span- | breakage from 60 per cent to 3 per|in gefault of 000 bail and charged | treatment the client entering the shop s | th implication in the shanghaing of | would recel At All Druggist has been out of [ e e S ]K&ééfiééééfifi&&&Méfié&&é&&&&fii&&fiéé&éé&&&é&&éfi&&&&ém&&&3&&&&&&3S&é&%&&&&&&&&m ®nd to California three years later. Ile was with the American lfm‘(‘e;‘ in the Philippines. 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