Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1928, Page 29

be of the opinin that the bomb was of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C... THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1”7_’5 Jugoslavian Bomb Found. a type used by the Austrian army and HAVENNER CAUSES G BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, lgeg'n:ge;t 20 | the, were investigating. DEBATE BY CITIZENS |ioun “wipped in & evspaper vas T found on a staircase in the Court of Ap- Unemployment in Australia is stead- peals Building. Police were reported to ! ily increasing. Be Vaccinated or Isolated, Idaho U. Students Are Told LEGISLATOR'S CAR FIGURES N CRASH Driver of Other Auto Hurt in| Collision With Zihiman Machine. Resolution of Confidence Tabled by Southwest Group After Argument, WO %\VL\RD & L oT —saw Qe e The Christmas StOre By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, Idaho, December 20. —The 2,000 students and in- structors of the University of Idaho today stood between vacci- nation or isolation here over the “hristmas holidays. Student in- al ROP A resolution of confidence in Dr. e | George C. Havenner, president of the | Pederation of Citizens’ Associations, | was tabled by the Southwest Citizens’ Association last night after one member | had vigorously opposed its adoption. | Members of t association, however, were of the opinion that the tabling of | the resolution should not be regarded discovery of a x on the campus ye esident, F. J. Kelly o structors amat - 1 - | eport on or 14- Representative Frederick N. Zihlman| | gay quarantine at the university of Maryland, chairman of the Hous R it Ttimaten District _comm the vaccine must be applied Eacho, 540 Marion e, Clarendon, - . o & Va., were drive it i th el exprossion or a lack of faith in :ggmed( E e ets ease m attered through- iD'IQvH:\‘n\x\ncr on the part of the asso- 6 o°cl S| 2 o . clation. suffering from severe injur | “‘{);]‘CKM;\-' " said conscientious | | In attacking the resolution. H. A head, was taken to Emergency| | opiectors would be quarantined. | |Renz charged D. Havenner with failing Hospital b re to comply with the order | | to keep a primise to supprot Robert L. While playing in the street in front Hebar the student or teacher | | Strobel, former member of the south- of his home at 738 umbia r0ad | | from returning to the university | | west group, in his fight for membership about 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, after the vacation, college au- | |on the Citizens' Advisory Council. Eogcr F. Russ, colored, 8 y | | thorities said. | Renz, Mrs. W. S. Uffurt and Mrs. C. nocked down by the automobile of S. Praser were designated s a_commit- Robert. Morris, 227 i : and tee to study the Community Chest and shocked an ruises va t | its purposes. at Freedmen's Hospital and taken TWO HURT IN FIGHTS. Dg\'xcli Babp. former secretary of the hog;le. iy e —— federation, told the association I ts‘houl(; x-year-old Marie Green, colored, | i 1. | rejoice in the successful termination ¢ O o e, 55 vears | Colored Man Hit on Head While| {i%e, 5o’ guct the House of Detention Attending Dance. from its present quarters at.908 B street old, Lakewood, Md., knocked down at Rhode Island avenue and Fourth ¢ southwest street northeast shortly before 8 o'clock | John Lee Browning, colored, 39 years | “mhe association also voted to select last night by the automobile of Frank |old, 719 Rhode Island avenue, attended | an_extension of the present site of g e urth street northeast, | dance st Charlotte Hall, Md, last T {uglr&;!égl\sfiggflll:? ot SOUsiEy Eoatital . ¢ o jniehbend wagstmickion the heact whh s Pirhed down by school authorities. s = |a blunt instrument. He stopped at|An appropriation of $25 to furnish Boy Escapes Injury. Garfield Hospital before going home | Christmas baskets for the poor was Five-year-old Bernard Cady, 4429 |and was given surgical treatment. voted. Conduit road, esc Isabelle_ Gl ed, 53 years knocked down by 8 e old, 657 Mades court, participated in Artle Browning, 4645 lace, | a row with an unidentified colored man near Foxhall and Con a { late last night and These Fashion-New Frocks bring slenderizing smartness to Larger Women ‘10 Sizes 46 to 52—as full cut as you would expect in much higher- priced frocks—make these frocks exceptional. For larger women, who are seeking becoming frocks that fit well around the arms and hips—these styles offer the smart- est lines. Prints and plain colors —for street and afternoon. In Three Centuries. CRESCO, Iowa (#)—A marble slab terday afternoon. by physicians at own Uni-| & versity Hospital and taken home. A third child injured in traffic acci- dents yesterday was Nalilie Gee, colored, 8 years old, of 1543 Columbia street. | reported, and was struck the auto- | mobile of Frank M ice, 1610 | § Fourteenth street, and slightly hurt. First aid was given at Emergency Hospital. Policeman Marlon G. Randall of the Traffic Bureau drove his motor cycle against the automobile of Ann Apple, 645 Ninth street northeast, which was pulling from the curb in front of 2805 Rhode Island avenue northeast, about 10 o'clock last night, and was slightly hurt. He was given first aid at Sibley Hospital. Falls From Street Car. - Walter Parker, colored, 57 years old, | 1333 K street, fell from a northbound | street car near Connecticut avenue and | 8 K street about 7 o'clock last night and | sustained cuts and bruises to his face, | § hands and legs. He was treated at Emergency Hospital. | An_sutomobile driven by James J.| Jawish, 417 Thirteenth street, struck |¥ end knocked down Willlam Taylor, colored, 19 years old, of 716 Jackson | court, in front of 38 G street about | 9:45 o'clock last night, and injured his right hip and hand. Jawish took Jack- son to Casualty Hospital, where he was given first aid by Dr. Joseph D. Rogers. Mrs. J. A. Roberts, 65 years old, 623 | Nineteenth street, stepped from the curb at Eighteenth and G streets yes- terday afternoon and walked agains the automobile of Thomas Godfrey 1930 New Hampshire avenue. She was | slightly hurt. —_—— YULE GREETINGS SENT | VETERANS BY COOLIDGE ! Expresses Own and Nation's Grati- tude to Disabled for Benefits They Made Secure. By the Associated Press. President Coolidge has dispatched- a message of Christmas greetings to vet- erans’ organizations and hospitals throughout the conutry. “Personally and on behelf of a grate- ful and sympathetic country,” he wrote, “I send you greetings and a message of good cheer upon this return of the holiday season. “As we think of the bountiful benefits mow enjoyed by our people, we cannot and do not forget those who have suf- | fered and do suffer becausz of injuries | and ill health received in the struggle | to mamtain these benefits secure. The | material aids and comforts our Govern- ment has extended have been freely | given, and will be cheerfully maintained. 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