Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 10

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Associated Press. ¥V YORK, November 10.—The e of a crime wave in public life came to the fore today in the warning of Prof. Luther Gulick ot director of the itute of Public Admin’s- nst “political debaucch- g over half the country. a survey of scandal and in efficiency in American public life, Dr. Gulick yesterd: told the Govern- | mental. res ch fel opening of a thre cesp'te belief to the c and corruption still prev mental administration. Debauchery in Government, Debauchery in €overnment, he de. clared, exists all the way from <3 tit. with it: with its in govern- Burn the E te and the peculations” of Knapp, tormer n the “young h and Mayor not altered which he ‘.fl the marks of the tiger, said has not become so much as peroxide blond.” The ridicule heaped on Chicago in his opin‘on w i grating what little : effic ency Chicazo hax ever had b Burn the hooks, he memories of & it diverts attention from the manipulation of taxes and ments, building inspections, the e forcement of law and the protection of citizens.” The recent political upheaval in Indianapolis; “the laxity and fraud” with reference to the enforcement of the prohibition law “where the Vol stead act is regarded as an alien im- position,” and the New 'York City milk scandals all were mentioned by the speaker. “Portraits in 0il.” “The ofl leases have at last been shown in their true colors”” he de- clared, adding that “some portraits i e been done in oil by the will long hang n- here is an en couraging inting out that Rochester. N. “already well gov- erned. will be the foremost example of good government in five years, with an able city manager.” Ruffalo and ('im-mm-l':l also have effected re- | torms. he s | JAILED PHYSICIAN LED JEKYLL AND HYDE LIFE New York Doctor, Kind to Pa- tients, Has Long Record of Convictions. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. X Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde existence in which detectives said the personality of a kindly, mild:-mannered physician was coupled with that of a crafty and accomplished thief was revealed yes- terday when Dr. Tommaso Armonia vember 10.—A was arraigned before a United States commissioner, charged with trans- porting a stolen car. When detectives arrested Dr. Armonia, they found him in the role of physician. He had just finishec setting an elderly woman's fractured shoulder. His aged patient wept for “the good doctor” as detectives led | him away. At police headquarters, record: | revealed the story of the Mr. Hyde phase of this dual existence, author ities said. The records showed series of convictions for larceny, assault and false pretenses, heginnir. in Essex County. N. J., in 1910. He has served time in New Jersey State Penitentiary, and in the Wethersfield Prison in Connecticut. 0.7 Y, Barber & Ross, Inc. | 11th & G Sts. \ ENAMEL THE CHAIRS With —a medium gloss enamel. § —for furniture, walls and N woodwork. —you can enamel a suite of furniture for tors, and | “LOOK INTO IT* TRADE MANK REGISTERED Yo may find here the paint vou need for anv job— our stock of paints and var- nishes—incleding "B, P. 8" N (Best Pamt Sold)—heing com- plete in every wav. Guar- anteed 10 years. Also auto {| enamels. {| All sizes. iins and varnishes. Easy-opening cans, How’s | The p | Roof @ Does it need any assistance to combat the coming Winter's snows, rains and sleet? Good- vear Liquid Roofing Cement— that elastic, durable, easy-to- apply dressing for roois—is just the thing. Inquire today. On Sale oft 18t Flaor T TVENING STAR. PRINCE MEETS AUTHORESS |EARLY RULING Goes to Cherbourg to Greet Mrs. Dorothy C. Cochrane. PARIS, November 10 (#).—Rumors | of a royal romance were set afoot here | by the presence of Prince George of | Serbia at Cherbourg to meet Mrs. Dorothy C. Cochrane, American wu- | thoress, who was recently divorced. | The meeting was accidentally reveal- | ed hy Dorothy Gish, motion vieture actress, who was a_fellow passenger on the Berengaria with Mrs. Co~hrans. ““The prince was “ she <3l “ ot to meet me, but M not_collecting princes.” Prince George renounced his rishts to the throwa in 1909, An early dec of Radio Broad to he handed down Radio Commission. hrane. 1am ON WMAL APPLICATION | Commission Likely ta, Decide on|is acking for 280 meters. Wave Length Appeal Within Few Days. on on the application | sting Station W) the Washington Radio Forum. for a more suitable wave lenzth is expected | Trade and the 3 o I the facts In the Washing | f: sting situation hefore it coupled with a promise by Martin A Leese, owner and operator of WMAL. | R. Baker, manager of the station, also | $250.000. that he Intends to develop it into one appeared. | of the foremost broadcasting stations in the United States, the commission is expected to give its decision within vs. WMAL now broadcasts ve length of 240 meters, and Mr. Leese | Banker, ! iold the commission if he was assigned | EXPECTED ESTATE GOES n a wa 2 more desirable wave, he would erect 1 new transmitter for the station in [ another location. Appearing in hehalf of the local AL | station were Edwin C. Graham. presi- | ington Board of | Mitchell, noted banke; ional Electrical {420 in an automobil Stephan |also cost the life of and Manu- on, and Dorsey | his five children cretary of the Wash'ng |bequests. while ton Chamber of Commerce. | By the Associated Press. | dent of the Wa by the Federa < Brig. € 1 1rs. The wills were read Killed With. Wife Crash, Leaves Large Holdings to Five Children. CHICAGO, November 10.—John I.| od Milton | the same disposai of her estate of WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1927. MITCHELL’S $6,000,000 | the circle of children was made com. | plete by the arrival of the youngest. | {Mrs. J. P. Kellogs, ‘who was abroad | jon her honeymoon when her parents | | were killed. | One bequest by Mr. Mitchell was | that Mrs. Mitehell receive their coun- try plice and one-fourth of the re. mainder of the estate. By her death it was made inoperative. i The bequests o the sons were made outright. but the sons and the Tlin 10 days | yjorchants Trust Co we *hich | teos of the two daughters’ his wife, divided | rpae Mr. Mitchell did not TO FAMIL in Dies in New York. Countess Blanca De Ovies, Julian De O consul at Pittsburgh reet. an estate of $6,000.000 equally - a few Mitchell m: | ter The speed of wireless waves is 136, ! : nald of Newcomerstown, Ohio yesterday when 000 milos per second. as married in Spain On Saturday Sanitary Opens A New Store 4810 Deane St. N.E. An additional store that cfficiently serve you. we may more Famously Good Hershey’s ' MILK CHOCOLATE A half pound of this fine product at a price sensationally low—a full carload of “Hershey's” candy gives us the opportunity of making such a wonderfully low price. Until Saturday’s Closing 14-1b. 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