Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1928, Page 20

20 THE “EVENING _STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928, HlM HRMS FA[}E Honest Gambler | TAKEN FROM BED to, poard & steamer_bound for ¥ole; | )"CONNOR SUPPORTS | Siter bt ducing or ine eonsusmrg |~ NEUROLOGIST DIES. |Gog. e’ o™ i o o his request and he was taken to nation. He added that, although fhe — - | nell Medical Co He had lecturerl Pays $1.000 Tax; | T0 APPEAR IN COURT inith , iiies it simiesid CUBAN SHIP PLAN S0 i " CUihil i | "B Mom iyt 0, Bt b 1000 o200 e AR TigAroUs | Hecause, o shia feart American bottoms, there is a large|and criminologist, died last night from t ] B rooer Shy ; roportion of the Cuban sugar crop | pneumonia at the Post-Graduate Hos- ootlegger Shy disease {rom which he was suffering, proportio C: I3 P | pneumon t te Hot y i ; 7 that pays a freight toll to European | pital. He was 58 years old. He wa BI-UGK_BUUK SUII o British Tord Brought From Hos- The Douat court, however, grew tired | ;1§ Boats Suited to Sugar Trade, CJ:MJ;& g] 0 P .{;flm X meMaad.L“‘sl,:‘h& as IR e e P toy 1 would deem it an honor to co-| Since 1900 he had be Jated : : |Prof. Doumer, to exami Lord i i : "1 would deer n_honol - | Since e h en assoclate iated Press. : pital Collapses on Way to Douai. |‘Tevyington. Prof. omne Lord| He Says, in Encouraging Ma operate with President Machado.” sald | with various hospitals, clinics and so- g]zis l's our CITY, Towa, March 6. ¢ ; the Briton could be moved. and he hado P Mr. O'Connor, “in the realization of | clal e organizations in New York, y Gi Indi honest bootlegger,” who onfined Again, was brought here by automobile. chado Program. his dream of secing the Cuban flag —— Trade Board Gives Indica-! i 'the past has paid his income tax, Lord Terrington had a bad attack wave over a national merchant ma-! (O s ety D it [l kessaiatou before starting, and four attacks on the | .\ .\ .isted Pross. Tl it e SHlpk BhaRae Y : i S. Gaddoss. deputy revenue col= | By the Associated Press way, At a brief . formal etame | By the Associated Pre Aske i Shipping Board has tion After Firms Defy Order 1:T¥-.“T:‘!dht‘n‘~;l;\\; e ! DOUAL France, March 6.- Allr‘r‘lnnnuln”)\d the advocate general, he| HAVANA, March 6.—Possibility "f‘zm:; \}flm\:vnlrl)ng!r that 'v'r'»u(l,d';w'sr)‘l;l‘ . nother S| being under arrest ior almost a year | Was lod u in a Imw!hl here, It { the United States co-operating with|to Cuba, Mr. O'Connor state hat his paid an income tax of n |L\' $1,000. ‘((‘:x.; has ninl;.m- }ung brought to Doual | iy ned, | President Machado's recent promise 10 | iy oo them not exactly suited 1o g . f . | Wit Dankruptey proceedings . Great g deselop & Cuban’ merchant. marie 15| their’ runs, which would it excellently | | gualiy of EAU ik or \ua lty 0 . T % 'Connor, chair- ¢ Cuba 1 ade, - quickly i to enforce its | American mechancs sent to Brazil o | Britain, involving_approximately $2- | For her adventurous auto fourney |man . of thy United States_ Shipping | "t the Cuban sugar trade. Onnla b mount-Famous | toach repairing of s | 000000, On the way here, however, e | through - Swede d thence fnto the | Board, who is spending a week’s vaca- - g wilch e " Lot “head Canned Foods § B h | ErA) S T bkt A : rob.” Insist on oriv urned home becs : [had several relapses and today Wwas | Arctic Circle, Mrs. Vietor Bruce of Eng- | tion here. mment control of navigation th difficulties and th X v amn under arrest in a hospits {land has been presented a silver| Mr. O'Connor sald the Shipping| t the port Monteviden 3 B NG lie themselves 1o the nditio Lord Terrington wi osted in Bou- | plaquiette by the Royal Swedish Auto- | Board policy 18 to encourage freight |probably be inaugurated in Uruguay AUME E UE ALL THIS MONTH the corpora. | there. ogne March 18, 1927, as he was about | mobile club, movement {o and from the United | this year, ANALGESIQUE (SAY B it woul 0 ph Zukor =4 would not i se (‘\(‘ motion | or " | The Spirit of America Mfl/ In Three Volumes, Beautifully Ilustrated, Roger Br : an Jane L. 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