Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1928, Page 14

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1928. when e starts for Washington todsy | TWQ MOTORMEN HELD to urge wngallmul Approj tions for ’ PUR"] Rlfifl stM mn::“:"fl.y"‘.’v“.:‘.&::g“gwww CHARGED WITH SPEEDING 1055 S50 Total Does Not Include Household Goods or Live- stock Destroyed. By the Assoclated Press. SAN JUAN, P. R, November 20.—A Joss of $85,300,000 in the hurricane which swept the island on September 13 was reported in the compilation by official survey committee completed yesterday. ‘This did not include esti- mates for loss of live stock or of house- hold goods and furnishings. ‘This figure is slightly more than one- the total assessed wealth - | as chairman of tI v. Horace M. report, together with tables of losses of all types for each town in the island, Remember Sigmunds Always Aims to Sell for LESS NEWS!!! u; C. S. Ridley, U. 8. A, eer who was sent here for the emergency with Gen. Hugh and a com- mittee mhufl by Gov. Towner. The d was divided into 15 dis- tricts, each under the supervision of Army officers, and at one time 4,000 school teachers were col and tabulating hurricane information. The committee was appoin 12 and actual fleld work on October 29, so that all information was gathered and tabulated within a month so that it might be ready for the opening of Congress. . PLANS LECTURE ON PACT Mme. Simone France Will Speak on Briand-Kellogg Treaty. The French viewpoint on the Briand- Kellogg pact will be the topic of an ad- dress at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night, by Mme. Simone France before the Ameri- can Association of University Women in_the clubhouse. Mrs. Raymond Morgan will he - club’s reside foreign Relations Committee. Mme. France is . [a member of the International Federa- tion of University Women, and a graduate of Sorbonne and Barnard colleges. that’s ti e e s Operators of Street Cars Arrested for Exceeding 20 Miles an Hour. Two Washington Railway & Elec- tric Co. motormen, accused of operat- ing their street cars faster than 20 miles an hour, were charged with speed- ing in Police Court yesterday. On re- quest of their attorney, Sidney Johnson; the cases were continued for a hear- ing until December 12. The motormen are George E. Berry and Herbert B. Legg, both of whom were arrested on Georgia avenue by Policeman J. O. Patton of the thir- teenth precin u ct. Although the Pmublh: Utiliti les Com- mission is authorized to fix the rate of speed for street cars, they hlv:h never e making it necessary of Congress of 1908 in charging the motormen. This act limits the speed of the down-town district and 20 miles an hour in the suburbs. . ‘Thirty-five students In Shakespeare class of Boston University are seeking Jjournalism degrees. R mely!!! Underselling Demonstration of Lavishly Fur-Trimmed Winter Best Values We’ve Ever Offered . . . These Are Regular $29.50 to $39.50 Values! 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