Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 7

| ESH MAKES PLEA FORD. C. SUFFRAGE . Ciscrimipation Against Capi- tal Citizens in U. S. Court Is Stressed. Circles of red around the [ moon some person. bow.” 1 his is very to Prof. William .. ! MTnited < We have Ie ers for the past two nights have reported mistaken Iy that they have scen imrobahle, a 1 biue light {hy the moonlizht shining (hrouz thin cloud composed entitely of w droplets. dv:ww halo observed about | from the moon is g d hy the reddish light on and the and blue on the outside. This is caused e to “a lunar rain light by the moon clond of fine ding rording s of the . who what s > halo Humphr The cor Humphress but only to Prof. hining through a thin | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. € 2 ‘22-Degree Halo Amn Here “KlNG BEN]AMIN” Mistaken by Many for Lunar Rainbow QUSTED FROM CULT Court Oruers Leader Into: Exile From Colony and | Appoints Receiver. | icate it | movial Lee THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1927. Fine Arts Body Backs Name of Arlmgton Memorial Bndge for Span Over Potomac Pointing out that tiona cluaieted around Asiington ded- as a national shrine without particular reference to either Lincoln or Lee, the Commission of Fine Arts placed its veto on a proposal that the name of the Arlington Me idge be chunged to Linccln Bridze. The suggestion was by a Boston newspaper and is -ulated in Massachusetts. The commission pointed out that ts I Tee In buried at Lexington, Va.. most of the relics of his life are near his burial place, Lexington should remain as the Lee Arlington. the comn a national significa , since there are gathered the heroic dead of the Na tion. of all wais, without regard to! sectional es, L4 [ e e e eeeee— their national committee meetin; there is renewed activity among t! | Democrats who have advocated & |Jackson day dinner in the week of nuary 12, the date set for the meet. ing of the Democratic national com- | mittee in this city. All factions of the | party appear to favor the dinner, as & mova toward harmony. Leading Dem- |ocrats here today =aid reports John Y ! Davis. the Democratic nomines _ In 1924 the conven- | gor president in 1924, would be the held in Cleveland. and in 1920 | op1y speaker at such a dinner were un- ekl Meets | crats are looking for a winner and el {they want to hear from one, if they Date Will Be Set. n. Furthermore. hnny !ulmfillclr‘l additio = _[that Gov. Al Smith of New Yor _In addition to selecting a conven- |, ;0 % ¢ pe included in an invita- tion city, the committee will provide BUTLER PREPARING FOR G. 0. P. SESSION HERE NEXT MONTH tinued from First Page.) a Middle Western city winning the several times a weel under ideal conditions does comment. The lunar vainbe which is seen | very rarely. would sist of bands ..11 T light on_ the opposite side of the ob- server from the moo.a. precisely us while the bridge will have the“signifi canee of binding together the No:th {and the South hy a span of steel and | stone as an i.fegral part of the | scheme of the Federal City, it is fit- and proper that it should bear me of “Arlinston Memotial | hecause it links the last rest ¢ the nation’s heroic dead hinzton me of Lincoln was suggested 2 its eastern end is at the me. to the Civil War President while Lee's name was linked with the hecause of the Lee Mansion rowns the heights of Arlinz- tien R pe. the letter peinted out, and in fact, time, It was constructed by George W ington P'acke Custis, the letter added Seamnn s Body Found. The body of Albert Tmnple a| aboard the U no overhoard «|t "Hankow, tion to be prasent and to speak at the for a call for the natio convention | dinner was regarded as improbable. A and ||uk the date. ch State o Democratic national gathering that t y will be inforn did not incude Gov. Smith would, it u]'m.' the number of w id. be 1 Hamlet with Hamlet which it is entitled under the left out, in view of his outstanding vecovered Monday, the | tionment rules. This matter | position in the party today. was ‘informed to- | locked up now and the votes of th Some doubt was expressed. however, Temple fell ov on No. | last elections cany: States are | that Gov. Smith would speak at the vember 3. His mother J |allowed a “bonus” of delegates if the | dinner, because of his evident desire Temple lives at Temple, Tex Republican vote has reached large not to thrust himself forward as a i il proportions. that appor I ehmene . * o andidate for the nomination, but to e acts as ak upon the | remain in New York attending to his Gangmen Slny Fruit Man. { control of t b as s 10 (®) | job s Vernol | which have failed s 19,0 [ toral ballots in the Jo years uld. bres | publican eandidates for President and illed today by three Vice President. While the Republicans are planni lants in what police | heRepublicans ave plaiiiin renewal of a feud of the talian | g attract | The phenomenon is not uncommon, | Prof. Humphi . but the light is not fiequen t eno h to be diffe: tiated ‘nto its color band - by 1 eve The eanentiv | observed hands or color around the Lo moon are seen about three or four | would rainbow It would he Citx: Club today unar dinmeters away and 1 known | due to prec ame causes, but In outlining the argument in favor | 4x coronas. e reddish light is al-| would be seen only on nights of ex- of enfranchising the people of the tside and the green and | tremely bright moonlight with exactly District, Mr. L. atten | nlue 0n the q ave_caused | he vight coud_ formations, ’'RAMOS AND BRIDE b o e o e POLICE DOGS GUARD ON WAY TO CHILE DRY CLEANER S TRUCKS Couple Sail From Ncw York To- In suits i ent s enit femey deral One Refuses to A]low Anv One but Driver to Put Foot d2y—Millicent Hides From Running Board. Cameramen. Assaciated PH. Mich., November 10.— Benjamin Puinell ious cult he A quurter ered ended By the ST, JOSE he rule of King over the picturesque rell founded in Benton Harboy of a century ago was or today. Cire The District of Columb national representation w: Paul E. Lesh before the civ of the Twentieth Contu luncheon meeting at Ro; most | seaman the it Judge Louis H. Fead of New- | rry entered an order in the State's| ution suit decreeing that a re shall take over control of the lony and that 'ur cticed mnte ceiv ouse of David ¢ m 1. whom the Siate alleged pr fraud and immorality, mus Lexile frem his followers. The urt yuled he shall he banished from con | tact with thoze he is allezed to have mistreated by “complete and porma- pent removal from the colony.” Held Nuisance. eed with the State a public nuf; teaching and | perjury November & Twenty-three American colleges:now include in their curriculum courses leading to a degree in forestry. fdent of the was shot and umidentified a helieved was a hetween factions o sourts M live nm THE FASHION SHOP home of the WORUMBO overcoat Colony The court the colony e of the i, immorality, { Bttics dlioalivteta i The plea of the State for abrupt dis- | | solution of the cult, however, was de- | ed The court sranted the members of the faith on o continue | their | hé pointed o a:a cit the Distriet sued by some eitizen of 2 guard the frusted to one local dry-cleaning es- Swmte must have his cuit teied in the Police dogs | tablishment, watching ~ the nmk\“ |7\‘|yn are denie d i fean right which even The only control peop'e h the Government, Mr. Lesh said. i election of Representatives and el tors. All the people of the Di their share of runnin p asked V! possess.” | N o over in State where it was insii- le the drivers make deliver Sanal By the Assoviated Press vmd\ YORK ember 10.—Milli. ' bhiniartt oIt hos and her hu sailed at n the me and Kinz. < owned by H. I” nium stieet,” proprietor of his' name. stand g fover two of the three delivery trucks operated by the firm . [to put a doz on the fddy has heen on a vear German Woodruff, pol 1 Ramos < the o | aloard They « Arturo Peral for Chile a Elisa companied r in monrnin; the death of her orze H. Benjamin. tod mos jumped from a taxicah klvn, dashed up the zang. | the arm of her her face from coup!’ locked suite aba 1 the 1ced to talk to reporters, HELD ON CHECK CHARGE. Arrested in connection with alleged ctions here involving worthless | M community n their ‘ izious teachings and operate their Mmany enterprises under the watchtul | and it is planned | ofe of a receiver. Many of the mem- | ther truck s bers. blameless and faithful zuard duty for | prepared to meet the proble a record of 100 ide. world. Judze Fead de { cent efficiency. He will not | 1 Juilet to membe;s who i ne hmt the driver to <o may tisfied. and th who| M i foot on the runnin hive hean defrauded when I i | | | to the ) tion has heen made tha the District he aken from the control of the Nation. he pointed out: rather the desire is to “Amevican® Wash ington. Reviewin aco grand unt ot hout history of the District plained that the problem hisement s a _comparative- | 1+ new one. Uniil near the end of the Tast eentury. Washin Jarge enough for a si sional district. Today, he more people than any of two of these Statex in the F i oldest part of the conntry. He quoted | statistics 1o show that Washington | s been growing faster than either mont or Delaware. and will soon | pass New Hampshire in population. The old problem of taxation without reprasentation. he declived. “i e tyranny going on here one vear. he sad. the Ditriet more taxes —S18.000.000—than 15 States and more than con taxes of five States with 18 votes to Sime a ek gnar . to turn their prop. ook natu v 1o in. the dacision al thos B stay e i il And you will never suffer from ex- | Tit'e to Krfl'""' cess acid when you prove out this | Vhen all elaims for fraud and dan casy relief. Please do that—for your | 1ze are settled the residue of the prop oMW LRIy RO D oY Be sure to get the gennine Phillips’ of the eult, which now rey | Milk of “1"'1‘°\"2r‘3r,f,"c';‘r’ffa"|fl gv‘;;- jamin and his consort. M transferred to the receivel and 30c a bottle—any formal decres car Landates of the decis Srty ove his new dutis Toy Both of the ed at the h pany and whom they Al of their deliveries. vessel and re s are fed and water s of the com | their drivers ters, on Many people, two hours after eat- ing, suffer indigestion as they call it. It is usually excess acid. Correct it | with an alkali. The b way, Ihe Sk k, harmless and cfficient w s in Ben- i " Milk of Magnesia. M ||.»~ will be | remained for 50 years the standard with physicians. = One spoonful in | water neutralizes many times its volume in stomach acids, and at once. The symptoms disappear in five minutes. You will never use crude methods when vou know this better method. e | Lindbergh Called to Duty ! An Army order calling Col. Charles A Lindb2: duty elf ridge 10, s published today by the War Department and S that he is tn remain on active e with the first pursnit groun Detectives | until December 31, when he zoes hack Thompson and Ira to his inactive reserve status. 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