Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . 0., FRIDAY, MAY. 0 1920: e !pnlinrn! factional lines away, and 1t |or to remove him from office by recall visits to Boston, Buffalo, Clevrlnnd.! suburban New York and other cities as r West as St. Louis. the zoning for, group homes and apart- | | day took inventory of the pund:al!":n"d prepared ot sy timey o make | DETAILED TO STUDY | aftermath B ethor A atiempt Wil be made to fa is. for| will be determined by the governor's The trial yesterday | to an abrupt ending | him to proceed carefully. ment houses. A committee was also au- | Lusk’s return, the data obtained by him | and the findings of the committee will | B | probably will take several weeks for| o, gotjons. Realizing this, his closc litical leaders to adjust their affairs. | . e o thissin | | thorized yesterday to make a study of | DUE T[] I.UNG IRlAl_im 3 o oIoteecarerully, . Rufus §. Lusk to Observe How | ;0" . et'in Washington. Upon Mr. | 5 Senators, sufficient o prevent coniztion, declared thefr in- | | tentions to voie for acquittal because | o h L & 2 they believed the procedure unconsti- | ] tut al. Failure to Impeach Louisiana tatinak " = state o : | centered on th ernor for a cue - Governor Creates Factions | fore courses his advise: Among State Politicians. | for pubic: | 3 fow days.” home in Shreve- | tter the harrowing under fire, first in | S | By the Assoctated Pres in the Senate. | Coolidge Catches 20 Trout. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt.,, May |17 (#.—Vermont’s trout seem to ap-| preciate the visit of a native son. Cal- | . ylelding to | vin Coolidge caught 20 in two hours. yo.io.%i0 send Rufus S. Lusk, the ex- | ¢ It was in a private pond Convicted as Drunk 46 Times. NEW YORK, May 17 (#).—Convicted n of a formal state- | of intoxication for the forty-sixth time prosecuting man- | since 1913, Josephine Petersc red the charges | going to jail again for six months, mak- | and that they | ing a total of 12 years' detention. Group Homes and Apartment be combined and the association will make recommendations to the \Zoning Problems Are Handled. = Commission. | The Operative Builders' Association | decided at their monthly meeting yes- | | Pauline Lord Weds. | NEW YORK May 17 (#).—Paulinc Lord, the Nina of Eugene O'Neill's| ecutive secretary of the organization, on | a tour of from 8 to 10 large cities to make a study of zoning laws and prac- | “Strange Interlude,” is a bride. Fricnds | tices with a view to solving the problem | have just learned that she is honey- | confronting the local zoning commis- | ! 2 sion and builders. He is to leave Wash- |Mooning on the transatlantic lir 50, is | ngton Mo | Paris with Owen B. 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