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The only opposition ever presented 10
the bridge Ha$ bP the Montgomery
County Civic Federation. which OBJ
lected ~ the original measure on the
ground that y might permit q bit l:nf
railroad u tihe the structure and even
tJa]lY tra"rS. the Metropolitan district
~ MARYLAND Mr Moore, however. re-.
fis"c III" measure ~ suit the Mont
grn~ry County objection. after which
III" imposition vas WITHDRAWN.
The proposed span would ne ~ steel
- dc@'22 ~ be apDroPrd b. the Ne
t:otlaj Commission ~ Fine Arts. Il,
%G4.1 have DGfkjng spares in The center
outside ~ th@ traffic Jane 80 that mo-
ppflE.S cGIid s!eW The falls. ana IL also
~ D!ann"d ~ have Il place Wilere Dodea-
Fl"nS ch'Ilc d. llkeWise II ~D'ild cross
the ls,"nd nov f@ach"d h. ii toll cnb'e
tFlGRe hec"sS ~ this !s'apf is - b.
p;1FiGrf ny man ~ steps on The
bfin2f pfpposed in the Moore bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

committee to draft the conventions cam
iidatrc
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Phil Sheridan woman's Relief Corps
VIII meet, 8 O'Clock. ct G. A. r. Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

Mss Jessie Ia Sale viii address the
Pesb3cy-E:lton Payent-Teanher Asso-
Cation. G O'Clock. a. Peabody School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

1nf Cp<.n.is' CiDU W4I hz4e itlncn~
EN- n3e~1'.4 iemr,r9@. - ~ pm, a.
tt3~ E6E..rn i<plel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

Lincoln FoFf, II. T. r viii meet To-
YaG.:c2. = y ~. q Ggaac Army Han.
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'the ilot's Ci1b VIII nod q hincheon-
y'1efi!s.2 boneEfos. - - pm. az The
Ezy4caeY Ectei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

Progressive Council. No 9, D. Of A.
vii gre card party this evening 81
CTet1-'s Auditorium. Txenty-sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
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Ere"1e Chapter No 10. .. T. s.. will
Yle@t ErtcrroN. Z Is pm, a. New Ma
sor2jc Temple An opeIet'a. entitled
CsrrSzntns:.Gna.' vr:tt~n by E Nuih
arc c.:ecle1 b. Pa! Ele"dcn. viii b.
g.%en. NH My Selma Yiei1 III charge
t. era. fnapterG src tfe grand o.leess
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

The Clinical CLUB Of Washington will
hold dinner meeting, $50 O'Clock. a.
TIE Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

a loyr.rn dance viii be held tonight.
Q cciock. ~ tie jewish Community
Ct-ter under the auspices O. the Sis
te3!2oot Q: tie Aca& Israel Congrega-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

Coz. harrington Of Hawaii will be
the .or.n1gEtly speaker az the Ar1eri-
car Association Of University Women.
AS o'ciocE. ~ the clubhouse Sub
sect: "Ez2si l."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-06

me Business Women's Council will
meet in the lecture room OF the Church
o. The Covenant Rev Fred COMBS
Rsyroi6s. pastor 0! Wesley NJ E.
Church. will conduct the Bible class
from Gas 20 T:i5 O'Clock. Topic: The
Philosophy Of Prayer." The George
Warrington Clee Club will sing al 8
o'c.ock. under direction q Robert Howe
Harmon. Public invited.
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DR.. HUGO A. RENNERT, NOTED
SCHOLAR, DIES AT HOME HERE
Former University of Penn
syIvania Professor, SO,
Had Been Long III.
Was High Member of Span
ish and GaIician Academies.
Wrote Many Books.

Dr. Hugo Albert Rennert, 60, noted
pfiloiogist and professor of romance
languages at the University of Penn
sylvania, died here yesterday after
noon in his apartment at 1923 Six
teenth street, following long illness.
Stricken with SLOW paralysis about
four years ago. DR.. Rennert was
forced to rclinquish active service at
the university. but the institution re
fused to permit him to sever his con
nectiona. He had lived here since
February. 1926.
With him at the time of death were
his wife, Mrs. Helen Rasin Rennert.
and his son, Hugo Rasln Rennert,
1924 street.
DIR. Rcnnert's death ends the career
of n brilliant scholar, whose exploits
in the realm of philology had won for
him international renown and nu-
merous honors from foreign govern
mnnts and learned societies.
He was knight Commander Of tho
Royal Order Of Isabel the Catholic, a
corresponding member Of the Royal
Spanish Academy and the Royal Cali
clan Academy, a member of the His
panic Society of America and the
holder Of many university degrees.
DR.. Rcnnert was educated at the
University OF Pennsylvania and was
graduated with the degree of p. =.
in 1876. In 1881 the university con
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SENATE TO STUDY
MARKET PROBLEM
District Committee Holds
First Meeting Wed
nesday.

The Senate District committee will
hold its first meeting Wednesday TO
begin consideration of the score or
more of local measures that have been
introduced since Congress convened.
Chairman Capper has not listed
a definite program OF bills to be taken
up at this meeting. although he does
plan to lay before the committee. for
information of members. the report
of the District Commissioners in
which they recommended that selection
OF the permanent site for a new Farm.
known where the commission mer-
chants plan TO locate when they move
out OF the Pennsylvania avenue mall
triangle. The city heads said in the
report that II permanent site is to
be acquired now. they favor one in
the southwest section.
The farmers must move in the near
future, and the Public Buildings Com.
mission has selected as a temporary
location the south side OF Il street
between Seventh and Ninth streets. IN
back OF Center Market. The com.
mittee had before II at the last SEES
sion the question OF authorizing n
new site, and the report OF the com
misioners to be laid before the com.
mittee this week is in response TO a
request from the last Congress for
recommendations on the problem.
The street railway merger Is another
problem expected 10 come up during
this session, but IL is not likely 10 be
considered at the first meeting this
week
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WOMAN IS SOUGHT
AS HICKMAN AIDE
Tip" Received From Ten.
ants in S!ayer's Apart
ment House.
By the Associated Press.

Los ANGELES, December SIN.
vestigators OF the district attorney
office here today sought a woman they
believed was in the apartment OF Will
liam F.. Hickman, admitted slayer Of
Marian Parker. on the day before the
girls body was given 10 her father In
exchange for 1880.
George Contreras. chief investigator
Of the district attorneys office. dis.
closed that the department had re-
ceived information from a woman liy.
ing in the Bellevue Arms Apartments
where Hickman lived as Donald
Evans. that an unidentified woman
visited Hickman in his rooms Friday,
December IS.
Officers said that this information
might indicate that the schoolgirl was
slain Friday. and not Saturday. De-
cemher i. as Hickman said in his con
fession 10 the police
The search OF district ATTORNEYS IN
vestigators was directed toward a girl,
who. officers were told. moved from
the apartment house several days ago
The officers were told that a con
versation had been overheard between
4 woman and Hickman in his apart
ment. in which the woman urged
Eddie. we've got 10 get out OF here
and get out quick"
Only a glimpse was obtained OF the
woman. the officers were told. She
was described as older than Hickman.
fashionably dressed and heavily made
up.
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TELLS or STAYING.

DETROIT December 81 GA
youth giving his name as J,HneS Ellis.
worth. who told police he was an sc-
compNce ~ William Edward uick-
man, Los AnSrleS ksdnaper, \ .iler. III
series OF crimes las; Summer. WAS
identified to-day by has brother as
Charles Seymour ~ Detroit.
The brother, an employment man
aver az u local automobile plant. told
police that Seymour had always been
queer and that he repeatedly LEI;
home for u week IL; u time.
Despite his Identification, however.
the Youth still insisted thar he was
EllsM or,h, and that he Killed AT sgeS;
man near Cotton Wood Nails. Mans
last summer. While with hickman
and WeleS Hunt. Who IS held ev Los
Muscles police as tiickmans pal
Los Angeles police have secuted
SeSnour'S story, declaring that Hunt
was IN Los Angeles at the time Sey-
moar said he Was IN Kansas.
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Two Buildings Will Be Burned Down
To Test Heat Resistance of Safes

Oae Of the most unusual fires In
the history Of the District Of Columbia
Ia heing planned by the bureau az
Standards which has obtained per-
mission from the Treasury Depart
ment TO burn down Two large build
ings at 100, and 1908 Little street
to put through severe and actual tests
of number or safes
The two buildings are located In the
center of the site for tho Internal Rev
enue Building which the Government
II 10 erect In the Federal building pr"
gram. and AZ tho tlme NJ the nre
would he situated alone In the mldtle
~ n large vacant area from which all
other structures had heen torn down,
The rire wauld he set probably dur,
ns light rain ut immediately after
\ heavy rain or SHOW, E\erN rretau
lion would he taken. and u Is believed
the experiment. can iva safely carried
out at 4 great advantage for the sci
enttre data available on fire resistance
ana heat
The structures % ee burned UP
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EDITOR DENIES SLAP
AT AMERICAN PRESS
British Journalist Says He Praised
Papers for Handling Of HEX.
man Case.

SS :Ae AssN-sased Press
NEW WORK. December st-IrS.ssi
~ criticirinS published reports 90 he
Hickman case. as alleged n dis
patch from Palm Sesch. Fla. AS.
Thursday. q, Ward Frite. editor 90
the London naiiv Mail, declared today
he greatly admired the jssicicGs
restraint which the American press
had DISPLAYED.
Mr. Price had h~en quoted a. char
ac,erisinx she newspaper stories as
'-~aiac.cuS,"
y never made anything resembling
such = statement" re- said in a caels
gram fve,n Havana - the Associated
Press. 'Oa the Contrary. as . director
~ the fscn<SSN lNsily Mail. wIsA Sc.,e
experience % the sltscultieS ~ dsal,
inS with crime. greatly admire TIRE
'sl3&csnuS restrain, with wh<cA sN
Nnscricao newspapers ARE handing
this terrible murder,
y Told = charming veurS woman
reporter who questioned ire at rsssss
Beach that British law ANcGg W..
tempt ~ enury' would have prevented
EnxlssA newspapers printing RScS>
mans Confession eesogs the trSS,
Tha. WAS my only reference ~ gAe
case, slSc rather hsrSAtN tNl<s Der
that in ErSsscd our eNceTience Rad
ee<n tAas woman reporters SeesSs,se
were failures, Perhaps l MAS GnSs>
quoted - sVeose sltshs aySsn he
sen
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would tne,uie enc ON the corner cs
Eleventh ami i.sttle II streets. Wh!eh
for wears has eceu a<~apseA by the
eid rvm % +, W RolstsnN 4 ~
This building IL Ave stories hish and
about 50 nv IS feet III dimension.
The ether building NEXT door, wAirA
al$, would ee destcyss<t. is two stories
IA height and about IS ny - tees IN
as&e.
Within the safes Themselves would
I've placed Instruments 20 measure the
temperature. Also there wnuld ~
PLACED AZ 50 or more ether pNtngs
thcrusheut the AutidtnSs instruments
90 measure the IntenStty ~ the heat
The IRE wouid then I've started AND
allowed te burn under natural Scngii,
tiens With the application NJ very
little water lt Wnu,A make What eN>
perts believe wcula he 4 very sSten,
tsto and Nasuahla experiment
There are very little data available
frcm actual experiments. according
To the experts, a. CO the aeAt resist
anee 81 sases.
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HOOVER ELIGIBLE,
BORAH BELIEVES
Senator Sees No Reason for
Question on Residence
of Secretary.

Senator Rorah believes there can
be no doubt rs to Mr., Hoover's ellgibil-
ity to the presidency
In statement yesterday based on
information of Secretary Hoover
supporters that he had never abandon
cd his legal residence in the United
States during his years of business
activity in England and on the con-
tinent, Mr. Borah concluded that
while the 14-year residence provision
in the Constitution means that such
residence must H. Immediately prior
to taking office. it would not apply to
Mr.. Hoover, since his legal residence
remained in Palo Alto, Calf, while
he was abroad.
in reaching this conclusion" the
Idaho Senator said, there is no occa-
sion for a strained construction of
the Constitution. | regard the pro-
vision of the Constitution relative to
residence as an important one, and
that it has reference to the years i'm.
mediately preceding the taking Of the
oath of Office.
But even so. upon the facts. there
can be no two views as 10 his clieibil-
ity. as it seems to me. ! think it
perfectly clear that he never at any
tinlP, Ill any PSdt VI
sense, lost his residence in the United
States.
This view" he added, lis given not
as n supporter of Mr. Hoover, but
purely as legal proposition"
Senator Walsh DemoCraU, Montana
who is often coupled with Borah as
an outstanding constitutional author
ity, states a like view.
Mr. Hoover's friends. while sus.
picious of the motives prompting any
inquiry whatever into the eligibility
question, express qualification at the
result of such public notice as the
subject has had. 1t has served to
end the whispering campaign against
Hoover on this score, they feel, and
has definitely aided him.
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MINERS GET PAY RAISE.

DENVER. Colo. December ~ (e> ~-~
The new year viii bring a wage in
crease cf So cents day TO men en-
ployed In 10 independent coal mines
in northern Colorado, approximately
Assoc miners are affected,
Notice Of the increase, effective 10.
morrow, was fled with the State ln'
dustrial Commission today ny tho IN
dependent operators. who followed the
lead of the colorado Fuel & Iron 90,
i'm boosting the scale in the southern
Colorado teld recently.
The dav rate for the 10 northern
lndenendent mines VII I've Skft,
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PLANE STRUT FOUND
IN SEA OFF CANADA
Piece OF Debris Bearing Number
Picked UP by Four
Fishermen.

BY tire Associated frees.
CHARI.OTTETOWN. Prince Ed.
ward Island. December Ala piece
Of debris similar 10 an airplsne strut.
bearing the number Abb, was picked
10 near Savage Harbor on Monday by
four fishermen. who reported their
md on arrival here today.
Fishermen here were inclined 10 the
belief that the strut might he part Of
either MIR. Frances Wilson Grayson's
uia ne. the Dawn. Or the nlfhteh
White Bird Of Cspts NunFesser ana
coli, French transatlantic flyers. who
diSs ppesred last summer. The number
should prove is identity. IL Was felt.
NEW YORK. December 81 Ht,-The
supposed airplaue strut f"nnd by hrh,
eYfnen of the coast ~ Prince Id"afh
Island today undoubtedly was not
fsuin Mrs. Frances Wilson Grhysnn' =
tlia'le, the Ia WI, Igor 1ikorsky. build'
81 Of The plane. soid tonight
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DETENTION HOUSE
ORDERED VACATED
Treasury Issues Edict to
Make Way for New Struc-
ture-BattIe Foreseen.

The District Commissioners received
an ultimatum yesterday from the
Treasury Department to vscate the
old House OF Detention Building as
quickly as possibly, in order to make
way for the new Depa rtment OF Com.
merce Building. and as result a con.
hict Is imminent between municipal
government officials and Lieut.. Nina
{. Van Wrinkle. head OF the woma n u
bureau OF the Police Department. who
has objected to establishment of the
House OF Detention temporarily in the
ST. James Hotel. at Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Treasury Departments notice
explained that II is DESTROYS OF de.
molishing the old building. the only
remaining structure on the Depart.
ment OF Commerce site. as speedily
az possible, and that II has become
necessary 10 know at once the earliest
date on which Il can be vacated The
letter also pointed out that Congress
provided funds In the deficiency APP
preparation act with which 10 rent
temporary quarters for the House OF
Detention.
Referred to Atkins.
The corresponds was referred by
the Commissioners TO Mai. I.ayson r..
Atkins, assistant Engineer Commits
sioner. who In chairman or a commit
tee appointed to find new quarters
for the House Of Detantion. and In
slructed him 10 report at once on the
proposal 10 locate The institution tenn
poratiIy in the ST. James Hotel IL the
hotel building is not available. the
Commissioners directed him 10 proceed
10 advertise for bids,
Lieut.. Van Wrinkle has vigorously
opposed the location Of the Detention
House In the ST. James Hotel ana
Mai. Edwin r.. Iiesse. superintendent
OF police, has supported her.
The ST. James Hotel is divided into
four sections. Plans had been made
10 occupy three Of these NJ an annual
rental Of $4,000. The deficiency ap'
propriation act carries an item Of
Sl7,425 for il months rental Of TEN
porary quarters for the House Of
Detention and the N0man's Bureau.
and $7575 for alterations and fuel.
Many Sites Proposed.
Eighteen proposed locations for the
Wotnan's bureau and the House Of
Detention have been examined by The
committee appointed 10 mud temporary
quarters and the 81. Jumes Hotel. II
was said, Ia the only one available
within the limitation of the hppropria.
tion with adequate floor space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
HUNT DEFENSE PLANNED
Hickman Partner to RsSe Plea On
Youthfulness.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Deem
Der 81 G-p9 Youth will be the defense
Of Welhy Hunt. confessed companion
az William Edward Hickman in 4
holdup in which Ivy Thoms. Rose Hill
CANT. druggist was killed a wear ago
Il was announced here today by
George l.. Hant. father ot the boy.
Hunt said evidence will he intro
iuced TO prove that his son was cnly
Is years old az the time
y. GRADY Gilmsr. oklahoma City
attorney. was on his way 10 Cali
forniS today ~ defend young Hunt.
Records % Hunts divorce from the
boys mother in 1924 were taken by
Giiner. The father said that testi,
mony concerning the boys environ.
tnent since the divorce would ne pre-.
scented III an effort 10 prove thar the
youth was led INFO a career az crime
by Hickman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

ferred on him the degree of IL. g.,
and in 1890 the degree of a. VI. The
University Of Froiburg i'm Baden made
him a doctor of philosophy in 1892
and doctor Of laws in 1914. He had
been professor Of romance philology
at the University OF Pennsylvania
since 1892.
lie was author Of many books and
trcatiseS on Spanish literature and
and authors, and was a frequent con
tributOr to philo!ngic journals. His
| works include THE Spanish Pastoral
Romances," unpublished Poems Of
Fernan Perez de GuZman' The Life
Of Lope de Vega" and The Spanish
Stage in the Time of IOpe de Vega -
He wrote in English, Spanish and
and German.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
RARE TYPE IN CHICAGO.
Font ~ ESyptisa Characters Re.
eeive2 at University.

CtiiCAtso, tN'<SNs~r 81 90 II
JNsNaplete fNnt ~ sNNptsap ajec>~
SsNphtS tNpe whose characters ywgyv-
NTat ideas rather than setteyS has
svaVhe>S gae University ~ Chs<'aSN
ttxSS, the agSs - S<sstS ~ the t'WlgSA
STATES NnN cne e2aer SsscA gssaS -
tn e\s>tee,~> at NNtVssN t'aiNeSs1gN Va
Mas sua where the matrices we've Sat
sasg SunsnSr.
The aSesV>stN ehscs are kse<NxvssAs
reiGSSeaSsax ASrSNan Ete> <as~ ms
humans aaa anSs,stsS IN various aka.
sti>ns. utensils and parts ~ eSsiNisnSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
GILBERT GIVES MELLON
DATA ON DAWES PLAN
P!xe6 Sum Should Be Set for Ger.
many 10 Pay in War Debt,
Expert Holds.
By the Assocs;.6 PFess.

By ths Assoc stss Press.
e. Parker Gilbert. agent general 81
PREPARATION, gave Secretary Mellon
yesterday first hsnI information on
the operations Of the Da wes plan.
He reiterated hie belief that the real
solution ~ Gefrnany'e war debt would
came only after a fixed amount had
been settled for Germany 10 pay with.
oU. foreign supervision o. her
finances This amount. he said. should
he cecf1s1 by experts. Re declined IN
cay when he thought this step should
be taken
SIR. Gilbert plane 10 remain IN
Washington until Tuesday. ana sail
for Germany Fri6sy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
ARTIST FALLS TO DEATH.
Man Walks rhreagh nNsr aaa
Tame,ss Seven SserisA

NEW YORK C<NvSyaNsr 81 90
sAltak seven stories e. che sidewalk
ana nSrtrwN mkS>sas several peSs~s,
ygssns, rheCNtNgN kssese. 50 NNaFN Ga
a commercial artist, Mas ANsNNst ia,
sIsnstN ktlsed tVNts>,
After Ne Anssaed AZ Nlastgas~a IN
hts private tfsSe ea the ssVenA ANN
NJ . MaaisNn avenue AasAisAx EeN>se
walset 10 The dam, esssaaA Il Aaa t>,l
cat, sMr'eSes te.d eelsse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
SMOOT PROMISES
ACTION ON TAX CUT
Senator Spikes Rumors That
Delay Is Effort to Side.
track Issue.
BY the Associated Press.


Confident of obtaining a delay In
Senate consideration Of the tax re-
duction measure until after first tax
returns Of the new year are made
on March IS. Chairman Smoot of the
Senate finance committee gave as
surance yesterday that administra-
ton leaders would insist upon pas
sage OF bill before the end of the
session.
The promise of Senator Smoot was
given after circulation OF reports
about the Capitol that the delay
movement was the first step in a
scheme to sidetrack a tax cut al
together.
Independents Favorable.
Such a program had been limited
at by some OF the independent Re-
publican group who not only are
willing to support the postponement
but declared they would just as soon
pass over tax reduction at this ses-
sion, applying the Treasury surplus
TO retirement of the slS,0o0,ooo. 900
public debt.
support bf tIIH EEVup IL
most certain that the Smoot- Mellon
plan for delay in the tax bill until
after March Is would prevail despite
some threats of a stiff fight from the
Democratic side.
The Democratic opposition. how
ever, has not solidified and there were
indications from some OF the minority
members that the postponement in
consideration Of the bill would not be
strenuously opposed on the ground
that many OF the party have con-
tended that the proposed reduction in
corporation rates should not apply on
this years income on which taxes
will be paid during the coming year.
Position On Tax Delayed.
The Democratic position will not be
definitely outlined until after the re-
turn bout January OF Senator
Simmons II North Carolina. ranking
minority member OF the finance com
u7Ittee. However. two Democratic
members Of the committee, Harrison
If Mississippi, and King OF Utah.
have declared against the delay.
While II is said at the White
House that President Coolidge Is
willing 10 leave the question OF a
delav in the hands Of the Senate. Re
publican leaders understand that Mr..
Coolidge definitely favors post
ronement If IL is necessary TO keep
The reduction within the limit or
s225 900 900 set by the administra'
ton.
With a delay. Republican leaders
contend they will be able 10 know
definitely what the prospects are for
tax receipts next year on this year
income. Furthermore they hope TO
he able To use az a club for keeping
down the total cut the appropr TONS
which have been approved by March
Is by Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
ASKS $500, 900 BALM.

los ANGELES. December 81 M ~~
Miss Evelyn ItpssuctattZ. 81, an
aplafrtx, today i1lec $500 900 breach
~ promise suil Spainst William Ed
~afd Jtiser. HllIlOHblts founder sud
high priest" ~ the Holy CITY cult In
the santa cruz mountains.
The woman flyer charged Flker
made lGye 10 her snd promised 10
marry her 0eiGbeF il last
Miss HGseHcraHtx satd 80 rfsuH
II her associations with ElkeT she had
ala ndohed pla ns tor nigh. from New
Yorf 10 Rome, scheduled for neat
April