Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1929, Page 10

10 i determined to make my own way [be an independent body of them, de- {#6Q recently. He thinks they should FORMER MRS DODGE S frlnn thee e:ox:'ll&! My v:rfle nnl)i' rem;u’; cé:;eld st\er};la':‘le;. H. l::lnl‘tfi ;hludcfln be under th‘; :met 10! |‘:mllcel thew ume d friend: dwmnlvslsbeso stable of gham, ind, and one |as men, an useless put i HUSBAND PLANS SUIT ‘{efipg:" SR t | of the best known officers in Europe, in |them in uniform and station them at and Mrs. Manning were married evidence given before a police commis- 'street corners. in Honolulu in the Summer of 1927, | 3 Benfamtn Manning Says Riches soon- after the bride obtained a finai Have Proved Curse and No- divorce decree from Dodge. P S i 1 t. | T T : Corty AN Ty oD ey No Woman Police for Corners. ea astm e While women have proved a great f i i ANCISCO, March 4.—Ben- Two Held in Beriin for False |, SAN IRANCISCO. e ‘m;gugcm}mccess as policemen there should never PR here yesterday that he had retained an Papers Linking Borah and | auorney and nad established a resi- DON"I’ It takes years to make a tea-tasting lence here an in Nevada wi e in- Norris With Soviet tention of cbtaining a divorce from his COLD expert. SALADA is fortunate in orris With Soviet. wife, formerly Lois Knowlton Dodge, once the wife of Horace Dodge, jr., son ,,.,, i havlng the services of of the Jate nubomgl;:lehmnnu!sc‘t’urerb“ o b By the Auocl eea? “My wife’s wealt! as praved a lon e pres ; a,.., o the best. rch 4—The police last Intolcrable,” said Manning. “In fact, might say it has been a curse. When I * night sougm ST bers o e et chies ot s | [k gang of forgers who had attempted to | married Mrs. Dodge, whom I had almost unbelievable re- | § E sell documents purporting to have been | known for years, I gave no thought to sults, Contains 14 ingre- | Ak llegally exchanged by United States | her millions, but, the notriety attached dlents-_at al | 11 Senators Wi E. Borah and George | to my marriage to the divorced wife of i s Norris \uh the Soviet gme;lnrgem. the lflch Horace Codge has proved very Ointment i 4 ¢ ”\V\' I A I I < e strictest secrecy was enjoined on | unpleasant. T R N TR / 2 Av " H ofcals: xhile ‘the “workof porting | | X have _“T have Tesigned from the Army, and | = — | the Avenue comes the blare of bands and T e e o 1 ’ the tramp of marching feet. The Inaugural S Parade is coming—between lanes of American e&’eumfi:‘ ready under srrest are ” flags. How much more beautiful an effect this gives than allowed to have conmunication uml Tk 25 .II'. A the old hit-or-miss system of coaxing merchants and are Viadimir Orlofl, A ) ; houscholders to hang out a bit of bunting on gala days. any one. They former counselor of state under the latc | Czar Nicholas, and Michael Sumarokov, “Fresh from the Gardens” The new system is to line the sidewalks with copper staffs set into holes in i the slxde“ d”\f])l epared for them. Its use on this occasion alone is s'nmg the f—_— — merchants of Washington thousands of dollars. Washington thi { gton owes this new, WE PAY REAL ESTATE system of patriotic decoration to the American v 4 LO A_NS Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, 57 who have formed a joint committee known [ tormer employe of the Ukrainian- 8o ion Berlin, whom the police hlve identified as an old ac- guaintance under the name of Peter Pawlonowsky. ‘The police yesterday werte somewhat as the 1t you desire to purchase a . A Message to Vet home in the District of Columbia erans’ Organizations or re-finance your present proper- C L ty, see us. We loan money to our :7‘ Veter ans Flag Ommlttee OR MORE members at a very nominal rate. ave 7 financed Maj.-Gen. Amos A. Fries, Ch. G For American Legion of D. C. John W. Schultz, Jr., Treasurer period of several years. They believe that still bigger birds may be involved, who take a timely warning from the news of the arress of their being no stranger, con! enThe police have defiolialy determined needs no welcome from us. B - et But the thousands who are here to brighten . thron;hm.l‘t the conmry 8 on your Open daily 9 to § 9. "1t was officially his inavguration are invited to make this store Saturday until noon City denied, however, that eithe 1501 had admitted writing the famous their book headquarters and meeting-place. 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