Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1929, Page 25

1929. : 25 | Births Reported. DISCUSSED AT DINNER . firgse s oy n FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, cent events in Mendoza, which ended!sc"ool_ QUESTIONS e with Lencinas’ death. REVOLUTION RUMORS S Sonchar destie™ ™ = =y HELD FAR-FETCHED | S rotnimaiion Septer niee: e v measures, Sl A ho%e | Ballw Addresses University | Public Attention in Argentina Cen- | povever. telected the propossle, s8| Women's Committee on Legisla- tion and Efficiency. tered on Assassination of majority in the Lower House. The needs, problems, accomplish- Promnent Tosder. | GE) £ GTYLED GUNMAN ms oo o o i o of Washington were discussed last night To GET 15 lAsHEs {at the annual dinner of the education | committee of the American Association M . Hi ., of University Women, held at the as- s ys u,"%‘r'.‘x.,’?‘é.’ boy. Andrew and Josephine Sparacino. boy. Samuel W. and Julia Barrows, boy twins. Herman and Gertrude Covert. boy. James and Louise Taylor, boy. Graham and Inez Brown, girl. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the past 24 hours: Isabell W. Weisel. 84, 1627 10th . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, aler. chet of counser 1or warsia ¥, | TW0-ALARM FIRE y i M M K McCormick, and Mrs. Blaine, and con- curred in by Newton D. Baker, leader cAUsEs $2 000 loss ;uu. to hold the sessions behind closed ,_ oors. SEEREIS GUARBED‘“{"l‘“;i‘é"“g"m'g’&dgdthdt!'-‘m?&*u‘z Cigarette Is Blamed for Blaze in O’Connor’s Burial In England Marks Peace With Irish of Mrs. Katherine McCormick's legal after stipulation by counsel for both the | Furniture Warehouse at North defandants and the plaintiff that it was Desire of Father of Com- Capitol and M. mons Solemnly Fulfilled in London Rites. desirable for the protection of Stanley i ici in! McCormick, and_ with the understand- Counsel Fight Publicity in ing_that the latter would be present H illi, H | during the hearing. Suit Over Millionaire Incom- j A two-alarm fire, belleved to have t : Secrecy Order Vacated. | been caused by a cigarette carelessly petent’s Guardianship. The wealthy incompetent did not ap- | tocced near crated furniture, started in By Cable to The Star. BUENOS AIRES, November 22.—Al- though rumors from Chile that there is a revolutionary movement on foot Z ep o in Argentina are regarded as nothing |18 Months at Hard Labor Also Pen- :‘;""lm’n: %’;fl;-“l::;l 1 !":edt‘;:w?:flvr hort of fantastic in well informed cir-| oo for Robbi ith Pistol grou| gton ; ies here, public attention continues to Ll Bob. ery Wit] Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent Netting $100. By the Assoclated Press. o e ed th pear, however, and the court ruled that the warehouse'af the Hub Mumitiire!Co. O bRt 35T without his presence in the courtroom he could find nothing in the civil code | 8t North Capitol ;"d M "lm'& late By the Associated Press. to justify his previous order of secrecy. ‘V;(;gadfl&& causing Fdie imated at SANTA BARBARA. Calif., November | His order vacating the secrecy ruling | $3000. Noone washurt === 22.—Another attempt to keep from | was not made retroactive, however, and |, The bo%¢ had bt e the public certain testimony in the legal | the first day's proceedings, involving | P& “; "” Y, e‘é‘l m' S “r‘;'? Was | iry the recéncliliation of the two races B e tialy Hrofs | tion due to increase efficiency in the | battle here over the guardianship of | testimony of Dr. Lewllys Barker of |Sounded immediately upon arrival of | was fylfilled solemnly yesterday. | city of Mendoza of the na 3 peoen- | SRIBILES sannie AR OB WHS Stanley McCormick, incompetent multi- | Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, | the first fire detachment as a step 10 | * wegtminster Cathedral was crowded |inent andi-Irigoyenist leader, CArlos g ..., ociated press. e L ouma millionaire son of the late Cyrus H. Mc- |and Dr. William White, superintendent | Prevent spreading. =Ihe = three-story | wi), mourners this afternoon anxious ( Washington Lencinas, and on the trou- | ™ oo A0 B0 iiver 99 A selt- | ooy 3 p Sydney Cormick of Chicago, was plamncd by |of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, | Structure s filled with boxed furmiture. | 4o pay their lnst tribute to the famous | blesome question of federal lojetvention | o iCiToNey, Jorkc gunman” was sen- | Smith, Who spoke in place of Charles et "‘fi.é;:' \oiNem G. Dehy, | Coine or the aetrdaats indicated |Tials. 'Damage to the stock Was esti- affl:\i{c;‘;‘;fig; e O o e arch. | certainly undeniable that political N L Iy (T Eduoation: e Cawas. aADIS o nitend brought here from Mono Gounty, Calit. | they would press again today for at |mated by Acting Fire Marshal C. G.!Bisiop of Liverpool prior fo a burial | ters are extremely turbulent. the gen-| With the cat-ovninetalls and 18| gue°tg fiiness; to preside over the hearings, by whichi | least partial secrecy of testimony of | AChstetter at $1.500 and $500 damage | soryice at Kensal Green Cemetery. | eral opinion is that any talk of “rev-| EFins of heve et for, Ty, Loren Johnson, Dr. i, Ricker. 53. U. 8. Mrs, Katherine McCormick, wife of the | half a dozen or more physiclans. WAKAone b0 e blas il rotvast congregation, representatite | olytion e o, atkins and Miss Bess | iy . McSlihis, 38 58 Vestan R e o s oy 2 caused heavy damage occurred in the | of Al classes, included Prime Minlstes | cobus Van Dyn. He sald he had emi- y sl commissioner of | Bl y rice, 35, Walter Reed General s ker of |in provincial governments was brought % ~ enera TACE Blaie er ;3:—%’55 and Sstabian: Church Cupola Falls. same place last February. B et omamans. mempers of the | to the forefront officially again in R e s O | bty oo s i herself as sole custodian of her husband BOLOGNA, Italy, November 22 (#).— AR cabinet, lords and enrl;. and ‘y}umemus ‘S:tnes‘litzmo‘:m’{;:;:;y.[ h:n::?ni ::é:t(,gb‘:g’,"motpih bl 30 p- ERT e - x‘;a!‘ McAlpin,” 27, George Washington and his $50,000,000 estate, reversed | The cupola on the Church of the Sacred | The total business of the Vereinigten ht:ng'mf}gu:e“sfll; dh‘;!‘:l O the cathe- | interior regarding functioning of the | iRt ATl Quiet on the Western Front” has| Dape’f.Rubow. 5% pleen et interventions in the provinces of San| Installment buying has been inaugu-|been banned from public libraries of ;'“l"fl" Locksley, 66, ‘ghmnler H . Juan and Mendoza and regarding re-'rated in Switzerland Northampton, England. B e once expressed by T. P. “Tay Pay” | 0'Connor, veteran Irish statesman, that | he might be burled in England to typ- ) - center on the recent assassination in the | of schools, explained pending legisla- | 3 Hospital. Miss Rose Hardy, Dr. od, 62, Walter Reed General Dr. Jere Crane, Miss S. Naval Hospital, himself last night, and ordered that all | Heart fell yesterday 10 minutes after | Stahlwerke A. G. the German steel the body was future court sessions be public. | worshippers had left the structure. One | concern, for 1928-9 is reported to have | dral to pay respects as the body When the case was called yesterday | child was injured by debris. been $358,250,000. crried to the cemetery. elefts || TaE HECHT CO. @ 222 Buy Now—Mail Earl flf . ® ; ® F{)r Better Service 4 A FASHION INSTITUTION NewYork “F Street at Seventh” “Choice of the House” Unrestricted Selections— 5% The event for which many, many Washington women have been waiting because they know the astounding values they are bound to receive. 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