Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1927, Page 7

' THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: D. C. TU ng fust MERED”’H GAI.I.S |BOY / HURT IN CRASH ’BUY IS IND'GTEU IFOUR CRUISERS SAIL FESS IS []P'"MIS"[: et o remaining private Jani in | south Of (ho existing gurdens. With IS EXPECTED T0 LIVE | FOR TARGET PRACTICE i, i, i Sttt 12, e, 0, LR | his hi i ith the plan for completing the filibuster at the last session. which will be reintroduced when Con- | Mall vista, Yeut T | o Wu e Scouting Fleet Suips, Will Ma- | gress meets, authorized $25,000.000 to| As to the Union Station-Capito v i complete th ‘hase of the triangle | plaza, which has been occupied since Accident in Which Companion neuver Off Virginia Capes ];t:u"l‘:nfi nlfv."‘y:f:‘\‘:l.f‘\-‘rm ;., reasing | the war by the temporary Government | Over Week End. | the limit of cost on the Government's | Hotels, Senator Fess said he favored Was Killed. | Week End. PR | building program in the. States by 2 rt on the improvemen' $100,000,000. jof ach to the Capitol Build e v iated Press CUMT AND, Md.. September | Sees Smith Getting Nomina- 3, M (oniition of Raiert G Cook. Golored Youth, Center of O L o Beheves Congress Will Make Relocation of Gardens. e prosp autifying Wash. | i in the vicinity of 19 \:nu\; ul(‘! 233 Twellth street south b 1 . e west shington, injured in an auto- & g | fleet the Trenton Milwaukee, A As chairman of the joint committee | ington peeinlly tion if Strong Prohibition- moviie acciaent in’ which can biegel., Conflict Among Officials, Ag- | ftteish and Nemphix, bive shited Provision to Go Ahead on libeary, Semator Fess is taking | the Capitol Building, was never bright man, 14 Twelfth street southwest, 3 for the Southern drill gy ot a leading part in the proposed relo- | er than at the present time.” said the : : Washington, was killed on the Lin i | Virginta Capes for ta o + cation of the Botanic Gardens and he | Ohio Senator. * v see the im ist Is Lacking. Pkt e s e cused of Larceny. s i, Auring e With Program. i« confident the next session wil ap- | provement that made here by Iverett, Pa.. vesterday, was reported aftor visiting Yorktown, Va., over the o spriate the $840,000 to buy the site | the compl f the building pro | Monday for New 7 ST the new gardens and begin con- | zram south of I p ruction on the new conservatory am alwars pl he enabling act for the reloca 1ds to the S S SR favorable this morning at, Western | week end will sail By the Associated Press Maryland Hospital here Another ansle in (he jurisdietional | York, where a_wock's shore liberty | Tlope that the incoming Congress NEW YORK, September 2 A can |, I' is thought he has a slight frac <narl ove ederick C. Rus. | will be given. The eraft then reiurn | will carry forward various pre ! 3 O & aiors ot s Denocrats hy,f Lot DL thEWKNI And (X ray spicthies | nol Which alrendy has resulted in the |to the Capcs for another week of | for physical improvement of the tion of the gardens became a law at | inzton.” o onference of dr = D3 [ will be made today. Ross A. Hessel- | insiitution of contempt proceedings practice on_October tional ~Capi e of which have | the last session and authorizes pur-| In addition to discussir Edwin T. Meredith today added spice singer, 319 Eleventh street southwest, against three public officinls, appeared he battleships New York, Wyom- | been author P need only funds|chase of the two squares from Mary- | that will be awaiting consi to the presidential political pot started 'eceived minor injuries. The thiee | today when the grand jury returned {ing and Utah unde 1z moderniza- | to make th 4 . was ,\pu-w.d lland avenue to Canal street between ' the next Cor a S e men were traveling toward Pittsburgh | two indictments against this 1-year- |tion in Norfolk. ~Philade:phin —and | taday by 5 G. McAdoo's an ‘t,"”‘ their coupe crashed into a tsle- old colored boy and Louis Walters on | Boston, will sail_in October for Oh nouncement that PrCnsEpole. charges of housebreaking and larceny, | Guantanamo on thelr shakedown | & r FFess was optimistic in the he would not run 5 A T and also violation of section 826 of the | cruises. chief that the new Congress will take W Meredith ’ District of Columbia Code, the latter — e g \'h}\h’\‘\‘nm sup- WITNESS OF LINCOLN'S ¥ for the theft of an sutomobile ;‘"‘l the an'-n‘- building progi o T e triangle between Pennsyivania Suitrer oy Muadoo, The two are charged with breaking BONDING DRY AGENTS e was making b ASSASSINATION DIES intc one of the stores of the Sanit avenue and the Mall, to relocite the call from Grocery Co. and stealing a =afe, | Sl Garden f”“*‘wm bey improv- ?»,QS’W : Baltimore Wmmn \V:u Biting e | iobhe of Haciy R Al « . oW LRI aspirant | Orchestra Seat at Ford's When of the Apartments, wheie it { ! ocratic nom was L also ise alleged that e, e Tl 4 Booth Fired Shot. they I A A T Compnny Heads See Danger With e improvements in sight, nation. was ma < 2 BALTIMORE, September 20, Mrs o L Ve, ehere. ThEY ore long we can get around to the S e A e S R L i e whene GHiE) Protcct Public. improving of the aren running, south Martin, who occupied | abandoned the automobile SAL SRS vom the Capitol. Th to b an_orchestra seat in Ford's Theater n Washington, and witnessed the as. Conflict of Authority. Special Dispateh to The Sta & bulevar tceatment from fiiaiCapt tol to the War Colle . MEREDITA. | o0 i a <ination of Abraham Lincoln, died The Juvenile Court clai juris BALTIMOR September 20— Bond Al ! iR at her home o vesterdny diction ‘over Russell, because he was [ing prohibition ukents to assure that | Althouzh f Hrg iy I OHUS that unless | Mrs. Martin, who tvas 84 vears old, | @ and had sent him to the Na- [they would not violate the it o | B al of the”new pub Democrat | WS ’,\Hl'mx lv;-: srandmother in | tional Training School for Roys, Lut |the public would be regarded as “very ("" e "”:, T 1'}”"1 e x“l ‘n»- shou'd be i . i e nomination | Washington and her guest at the |he was later ordered removed to the | cording to the heads of e o d the Government owns, Sl o 6 . Smith uf New Aotk | presentation of “OuE American Cous. | Distriet ail v awalt the indictment | bonding companiés here. ator had reference to the We, the Roasters, know that the Dy detauit in” when Booth fired the shot that |and trial on the charges. the District | The opinfon was exp d by R | fate s G Killed the President attprney’s office holding that the Ju ‘nu“ ard Bland, president of the new Tl’lp]c Sealed carton keeps Names Likely Selections. She aften related to friends how | venile Court could not try the boy s elity & Guaranty | rich and right the flavor our While deprecating his own poten- Booth leaped from the presidential | ¥ithout an indictment by the grand | Co. arl Millr, president eal Estate | 5 Ualities. he named as likely selections | DOX to the stage of the theater. | Im!\' and then it must be by the |of the Fidelity & Deposit Co ovens created in WILKINS. L e iy | it | Criminal Court. When Assistant Dis- | “I cannot say whether surety com " e B o T INBS M. M. BROGDEN DIES, | 11 Attorney Leo Rover ordersd the |paies would or, waula not ok bich l [ The grocer knows that a coffee alsh of Montana. Senator Joseph S. S. | prisoner_removed to the District Jail | busir i Mr. Milter, 1t wonld 0oans three times sealed is bound to be Robinson of Arkansas. Representative s, | Judge Kathryn Sellers of the Ju-|certainly be classified as an extra haz ' \\nmle Court cited Rover, Chief Dep- [ardous risk. Much would depend on (D. C. Property Only) fresher. purer, fmer, surer as a » steps still necessary to go South of Capitol. Cordell Hull of Tennessee. A sn i sussirenaa) thic watiainat || End Services Will Be Held To- uty Magshal Stephen B. Callahan and | the private instructions given hy pro fenator Reed 0f Missourl, and Gov RiOrcb iR BBAIN b | George "\ Stirling, superintendent of | hibition administrators to their subor [ trade_attraction to him. The Ritehie of Marvland would be unac- = {the Natlonal Training School for | linates as to the lengths the latter ceptable to the dry ) Mary Mer er Brogden, mrflhflr"f““‘ rrmnmnmnm and Justice Sid- |skould go in enforcing the law and 3 consumer knows WLLKINS crate for the same r - M died at | Jons of the Sfupreme Court ordered a (on the lengths to which the agents . Pars Gov. Smith fromb Meredith's vl'n‘ residence of her daughter . .}:nu in the proceedings until the lat- |would go in mvading the privacy of w“teebcoul-[fnt bedimfprlo‘{lid ‘IX fovor. ‘That s their stand on the | inaW, Capt. F. L. Pinney, U. 8 N..|ter court next Monday decides the |1 man's home. It would be a business C cel this wonderfu! riple- prohibition question. e United States Navy Yard. to. @uestion of jurisdiction.’ in which it would be very difficult to No Commission Charged S pl 24 . ple E21%6 16 s for the dsy iDemotHits ‘x.:y tier o short fiiness [ T doseph Duncan aisa was in- | sstablish uniformits of rick \, iy iz caled assurance of freshness, to call a conference to djscuss plat Mrs. Brogden, before her marriage, | dicted for housebreaking and larcen:, ‘As to Nenator Dill's statement that ou can take 12 years o A camdidatos. Motedith said, | ¥ Miss Mercer of West River, Md. | e is charged with the theft of lineadbonding the men would provide a pay oft your loan without strength and flavor. “and 1 e pect to see such a confersnce | S the widow of Dr. Arthur | f'em the Episcopal Iive, Kar and{-ieve which would exclude unworthy e A ¢ 5 called within 30 duys. If none is call- | ! en. Throat Hospital. nen—if that means that the respon the expense of renewing. With your next ed, and the drys take no action, the al service S Ofher Thblsessiits | <ibility for the methods by which the f SE000 for $10 per month, & ) St 2 hurch, Bal o law was entorced would he placed on AElldie e A terast ard % order notice the cup ¥ rnoon. Rev. Cal.| Other indictments returned by the |ihe surety companies, I do not think cluding interest and prin % Most Tmportant Planks Spiscopnl Church, | improvement the o e W, D Morsan, | hal knowledge: David Bell and Ver- adopt Inans at proportionate rates. flavor-tight package wets will win by ds arand jury follow: Solomon Allen. car- | that is the proper point of view to al. larger or smaller The most ortant planks in the f - Baltimore, will (10N Bell, grand larcen Geory “The responsibility for selecting the Democrate piaiform should be farm i < 3 | relief and prohibition. he added. u . Interment will be in st.| White, George McAfee, Lee Miller, [men to enforce the prohibition laws gives. ing that the Democrats attack the Re. John’s Church Cemetery. K Joseph Duncan, William Robin- | cannot be lail on the surety com- | ’ 1, Ernest Jenlfer ‘and James H. |panies. The proper plice for that re- publican administration’s record of - G . : & : Brown. housebreaking and larceny : leral Gover enforcement of liquor laws and its i A " ) E arceny: | aponsibility is on the Federal Govern i ki e, Dog Owners Face Arrest. Francis D. Bridgett gupport wife | ment.” . ! | Dispatch to The Star. nd minor childr B. Carpen- | Mr. Bond said “1 am personally for the sslsction Special of a dry Democrat and fee, that the UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Sep and Joseph Rosendorf. non-sup- *Bonds for prohibition agen Saioriion of eny ether typs fartdpcaa | Eskher Request that coflectors | POt of minor children: Benjamine ine very hazardous, and the same un: BRE Serty 1 eboats Ko maten of dog liconse fees have warrants is. | ¢ s urlln! m ‘\nlull\‘\ ood, non: | derwriting caution would have to b AQSO lA | ION With both McAdoo and Meredith | sued for owners who have failed to|jui of minor child; Emerson J![exarclsed in handling them ns in ) J ,HW Co. non-support _wife and minor { other hazardous bonding of this type.” OHN-H* ILKINS in New York. Gov. Smith. who fs| pay their tax has been made hy the| Lling. ! L i i (he | child: Arverne C. Plumley. robbery: il Largest in Washington Coffee Merchants also hare. seemed unporturbed gver | Prince Georges County commission: | Shild: Atverne . Plumley. rob the quest for his opponent in the next | ers. Time for payment of the tax ex-| rne C. Plumley, Joseph F. Brown | ., George P vici 3 As Over 000, convention. His solé comment on the | pired September 1. Beginning Octo: | #nd Samuel Settle alt with dan- | [0 OO Church, Peckham, é:,‘ 11th "slss,go&, v}mo ‘WASHINGTON D-G ¢ situation was: “I am net at all in-| ber 1 collectors are empowered to|&erous weapon; Ha Amin, vecefv- 4 |ing utolen = property: Fdward Cook, |'and, avpears as the Ch JAMES BERRY. Cresident terested in the comings or goings of shoot_unlicensed_dogs. L ey R tTa o e g of | ahoot unlicensed GO8: e | joyriding And rand larceny: John |JUdas Iscariot ina now reliious plas. A P tlemen from California and — £ i) [J. Hand. violation Harrison narcotic | (ffhe ¥ ot fa. hro it Vjsitor From South. '\‘o-‘r“;.;ll::lll:";'.'}"”“ on the proverbial sil u\(‘l, i | A visitor from the South whyw| sSenator Reed, who has fizm‘mi‘ e iaal presence in New York was also sevn | prominently at times as a_possible| The grand jury ignored —charges politically significant, Col: Pat: | Democratic nominee, attacked the | against the following: Edward Till H. ¢ er of L,ou-{ tariff, wtatutes affecting personal Hb. | MAN. asault with dangefous weapon: . and & prominent Cathdlic |erties and the McNary.Haugen farm |Jofebh Pasternak, housebreaking and ~leiiety e ML 1ore Aheaeh Tat the Kansas | Jarceny: Raymond Thompson and Senat Moses, Republican, New ate fair, | Thornton Edwards, Joyriding. {l-mnr!i'i":, at W ’!‘hIn'g‘mn reiteratedl | Me made issue of farm problems as his beljef that “President Coolidge | affected by two of the measures he | would not run and he professed to sve | attacked and centered his n(’l‘nr\‘keup"n ‘ Dies in Lynchburg. A well dofined swing toward Herbert |a “paternalistic government.” He cut | speeiat Dispatch to The Star Hoover throughout New England. S8 anes submiirate a farm mariet. | LYNC Va., September 20,— John Spargo, writing in the ing program of his own drafting. | Will Sledd, 65 years of age, of vih American Review, holds the op- d C. Stokes, chairman of the | Biz Island. died at ‘the DOSELSC WOl |2 Jer: Republican State com. | Hospital here Monday morning. With his uncanny political insight, | mittec, in an address at Summit, said: |is survived by two sisters, Mrs. 7 alntost clnirvoyant, Mr. Coolldge knows | I do mot eare whether Dresident | Cornellus of Big Island and Mrs. C. that he does not have to exert him-| Coolidge meant what he said or not. | M. Barnett of Farmville, and a broth. self in order to gat the nomination. | If the American people want him he |er. Prof. B. F. Sledd of Wake~ Forest e ¢ ¢ But 1 believe he will be chosen | aught to serve. That is his cross and | College. 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