Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1929, Page 30

30 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1929, ; CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. I 2 SLAIN; HUSBAND HELD. | NURSE IS REMOVED [, s s in the nave of st re- | g, and guotes D Constanint of g}g%pzopn_z GIVEN- WARNING A misabigrat Danett Wb custody of Norweglan consular oficals | Shory (0T, ff, statement, that, the | G AINGT FAKE SALESMEN- Riley,” fllustrated in living tableaux by Woman, Estranged From Suspect, FHOM VATIGAN PRISON and is on her way back to Norway to- | noia. (Copyright, 1920.) - ! e e toan at the Fitst Bap i i was removed from the S The Washington Better Business Bu- . . A 1 s tod: L tist Church, Sixteenth and O streets. CHARLESTON, W. Va., December 13 | Norwegian Consular Officials Take | tunt ner maé’mfi’e Yeied ntoruer Kemal Honors Russian. N e ne =] . hn Gann and her step- ' Mrs. Ellis Logan, chalrman of the () —-Mis. Jol by curlous journalists, but she was ISTANBUL, Turkey, December 13 posits for radios, claiming to represent department n}oegaucmon. D. C. Fed- father, Richard Price, 65, were shot and | Charge of Woman Who Attempt- | spotted by them just before she boarded | (#).—President Mustapha Kemal came ?gnam downtown department stores. , 2 x | eration of Women's Clubs, invites ail ) % killed ‘at their home here early today. ed to Kill Bisohp-Smit smin. e atomment, | 12,1015 clty yesterday to receive L. M.| According to Louis, Rothschild, di- lub women an overs e & p - ised Vatican _statement, | Ka: , Tepresenting the commis- | rector, the bureau ece .. {Taking of Testimony in Suit open meeting at the Mount Pleasant Is Reflected in AH of Amer- poiice said the woman's husband, John : which was to have appeared severai|sariat for forelgn affairs in Moscow. | number of complaints. The pseudo - Library tomorrow evening at 2 o'clock. . : Gann, had been arrested at Newport, days ago, apparently was delayed until | It was the first time that the President | salesmen are said to have gone from Against Doheny Expected — ica, Says Mexican Ky., as the slayer. According to the | BY Radio Dispatch to The Star. today so that the woman would be out | has so honored a foreign visitor, usual- | door to door in some neighborhoods l.lll.h;e n\;c ol’; sc:lfiles gl x?l“rc‘li‘t?ce? police, the Ganns were estranged and | ROL]{&, D;c;m?;rylg;%srmx;e: 0“1; of 'g‘u‘e! c::;'-ry l:efin:r‘es i&s publication. | ly wn&mg at Angfi;‘a lg;-u lvlsltors to|and to have t,;‘lzen gmlgln‘ umesg as wi iven by the Aviation Club o H { lum mstad, 29-year- statement, learned absolute- | come to him. Karakhan 0 to An- | advances on radio sets. e facts have to Go Into Next Week: | Wasnington tonight at the club rooms, President. Gann had threatened the life of his| Somse “apt aciemptod. o, shoot BIshop | 1y clekrs BIEhon Smit of eay. chavees | gora tonight to negotiate a new Turc';-:gcén called to the attention of the 1108 Sixteenth street. wife and their two children. Smit, Canon of St. Peter's, more than | that he had improper relations with the | Soviet friendship pact. police. By the Associated Press. Harrison Bible class of COngress| gy the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 13— |Street Methodist Protestant Church| ‘NEw YORK, December 13.—Presi- | Attorneys for E. L. Doheny and the | will €lve 8 $000 1ok Darty Lenight tiaenteeieot Orus Rublo of Mexico, last | Pan-American Petroleum Co., fighting night broadcast rst public state- = church. Program will be featured by | ment to the people of the United Crpd the Government’'s suit to cancel oil leases in the Elk Hill field near here, (& three-act comedy. o in & good-will message over a_Nation- wide radio network of the Columbia announced today that more time would | Brightwood Citizens' Association wil be required to present their side of the | et tonight at the old Brightwood | BIORJCAsting System. N2 NZ = ) = cas: than had been estimated. Taking | Senool, Georgla avenue at Quackenbos 2 of testimony probably will extend into : o cere admirer of this great Nation for = —_ Sext week, thoy said. T N the heights it has attained, constituting —Z NS Sy As in previous suits to cancel leases| Dr. Abram Simon will speak on|® proud sccomnlishment for all the in- given by Albert B. Full, Secretary O | “Character Education ‘Through Reli- | habltants of t;méncgolglment.' he said, in e Interior dur} rding admin- " g Son- | slow, but cl g nte g the Harding gion” tonight at 8 o'clock at the Syn- | SION, put clear English, g | Elk Hills by collusion and fraud. Phi Sigma Chi Sorority, Beta Chap- | tinues, because the prosperity of the; The defense yesterday: read into the | ter, will hold a dance tonight at 9 at | United States contributes to the pros- yecord a deposition by Rear Admiral | the L'Aiglon Club. On the dance com- | perity of America and the prosperity of John K. Robison, retired. Robison, | mittee are Misses Wilma Riedel, Lucille | America signifies sooner or later the .’“ former chief of the Bureau of Engineer- | Sari, Elinor Riley, Dorothy Swain, El- | prosperity of humanity, f the Navy, said Doh: told him | mira Swain, Helen Farhood and Mae “I believe the revolution, now that et % g nd the material obstacles raised by its ene- | 10" 1917 that aval oil rescrves were | Richter. the material obstacles ralsed by s ene “heing managed all right if the Govern- — s _have - | 0 . ! f | Pleasant Plains Citizens' Association | ecessors, has finally entered the field of | F jrent xants all the oll drained out Of| yiyl meet in Bruce School tonight at 8 | practical realization.” IS O 00 or the Home D uring Previous defense witnesses testified | 0'clock. Election of officers. ——— the Christmas Season that the leases were granted Doheny for | american Society for Steel Ti oil development to protect the GOVern- | waahington- Baltimore. Ghapter. -moets PROTEST MILREIS DROP. 4 g nent's interests, as operators on 8- | onignt*a;.he Department of Inierior Artificial Holly Trees ............$829% gacent leases were draining the oil from | Building, 8 o'clock. Dinner at the Cos- |Rio de Janeiro Press Calls for : " the reserves. oS Olub 6t 615, Artificial Berry Trees ........%11t0$195 In another deposition John W. Stag- et Realization of Gold. ,J 721 gers of the Midway Land & Ofl Co. R e Artificial Holly Wreaths . ....15cto $150 FUTURE. Bald his company and others had been | Five hundred card party will be giv- a=rs forced to withdraw from bidding on | en by the Owings Beach Citizens' As- | RIO DE JANIERO, December 13.— ) ; Artificial Berry Wreaths . o0 JI5€ Teserve leases because Doheny bid 55 | soclation at Northeast Temple, Eighth |Decline of the milreis on the exchange RN T er cent of production in royalties to|and F streets northeast, tomorrow night | since the beginning of this week is S ] Potted Poinsett 8 he_Government. dietiad at 8:30 o'clock. ?{ousing nmvlgurous ““;g:m;’r:sl;nd%?‘gl ceee cen “I cussed Doheny out several times,” |the opposition press o 2 Btaggers said, “for putting in bids at| Anti-blue law mass meeting will be |Washington Luis to realize a portion of e |- 3 Single Poinsetta....... 15c and $1 such a high foyalty figure. I told him | held in the garden of the Mayflower |the gold in the “Caja Establizacion, o | o ificial Fruit Tree $125 and $1.95 i made it impossible for any one else to | Hotel Sunday evening. 8 o'clock, under | The press declares that release of this 20| & Arti e operate at a profit.” auspices of e District of Colum- |gold Wi eep the mi = oo . . & = bin Atsoeiation Oppose o, e qum- | &ial rate established by the stabilization 2EIEY L &8 8 Artificial Christmas Tree. .....75cto $135 Public invited, plan promulgated by President Wash- / % Yuletide Basket $1485 40 8375 INDIANS IN NEW MEXICO il |ington Luis himself. | Biological Soclety of Washington | ———————————————— Single Sprays of Artificial Holly and Mistle- meets tomorrow night in the new as- | Sur d Maurice C. Hall of the Bu- « POVERTY BELT RICH | o ot e o e | hmimaal. Tndustey, Department ; toe for wrapping gifts...........10c —_— o'clock. O. J. Murie of the Biologicay of Agriculture, will speak. - g a e Rockefeller Research School Rep- |=—————————— THE DOWN STAIRS STORE - C t l . / $2.95 ' ostume lps resentative Tells of Big Pay %%%%%%%%% Shoulderettes, Warm and light-weight. In pink, blue, orchid, B ¥ RS CI n Y g / \ tea rose andwhite with ribbon trimming. 1 Lace-trimmed $2.95 . Crepe de Chine g istration, the Government alleges | agogue. e e miasea oone | DOWN STAIRS STORE . Doheny * obtained three contracts in N By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, December 13—Lo. the T 1 ) =8 Nightingales, 525 00T an, 't as poor as may have & E: - Been feared. Kenneth M. Chapman of 0 manlzlng Knitted Nightingales with sleeves in pink, blue | With a festive air of femininity, these the Rockefeller School of Research, at and orchid, with lighter trimming. slips make excellent gifts. Dainty lace Santa Fe, N. 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