Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1921, Page 12

“No indeed! Victrola Style 1060—with“Casters and All Talking Machines Are NOT Victrolas But we sell only the genuine Victrola — because it possesses those features which are sure to give continuous satisfaction. Buy a Victrola and be satisfied. We offer this special combination in our Xmas Club. $150.00 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. |Succeeds Sir Exic Ceddes | oG DERBY DRIVER’S BODY FOUND As Minister of Transport FROZEN IN By the Associated Press, THE PAS, Manitoba, November 28.—Searching parties which have been scouring Moose Lake have found the body of Walter Goyne, famous American dog derby racer, who was. drowned November 15. Through the transparent ice the body could be seen In eight feet of water sitting bolt upright on the sled, partly covered by an elderdown robe. Stretched out in front. in perfect allgnment, were the nine racing dogs. The provinclal police, who in- sald they belleved Goyne was traveling at racing speed toward shore in an effort”to escape thin ice when he plunged through and under heavier ice, where escape was impossibl Intensely cold weather set ter the tragedy, and the in MOOSE ILAKE ICE Ing team two perished at the same time as their master, and their bodies were found close to the toam. Goyne's dogs were con- sidered among the best In the cold north country, and much was ex- pected of them in the 1922 derby. BODY ORDERED EXHUMED. INDIANAPOLIS, November 29.—The body of Steve Ferguson, negro, whose death a few weeks ago resulted in the arrest of five Indianapolis men, two of them negroes, in connection with the robbery of an Iilinois Central train near Paxton, I, November 7, has been | ordered exhumed by Dr. Paul F. Robin- son, coroner, at_the request of postal authoritics who have been investigating the train hold-up. Ferguson's body, bearing a bullet wound in the chest, was found at the side of a road near Rockville a few days after the train robbery, and it was ‘0., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921 'RAISED CORN PRICE. “Madelia Plan” Put in Effect in Minnesota Town. MADELIA, Minn., November 28.—The g “Madelia plan,” under which merchants | have agreed to accept corn from farm- | ers at 10 cents above the current mar- | &5 Wh 2 ] fnucstionabio ANl w 3| By D ket price in settlement of old accounts and in payment for goods, went into | operation Saturday, and is meeting with favor among corn’ growers, backers of the project said. The plan {3 operative until December | 13. Each farmer is limited to the dis- posal of 100 bushels. FINED AND IMPRISONED. CINCINNATIL Ohlo, November 28.— | Louis Cohen, president of the Tunnel Trading Company of New York, who was recently convicted on the chlrge1 ¢ of attempting to bribe Robert E. Flora, federal prohibition officer, in | connection with liquor transactions, was sentenced today by United States District Judge J. W. Peck to one year and a day in Fort Leavenworth prison and to pay a fine of $4,000. On two other indictments charging | [2 illegal liquor sales under the Vol- | 1: c gullty, three months in the Montgomeryof $750. he was sentenced to nervecnllnly 3.11 at Dayton and pay & llm- OVER FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND NERVOUS AND TXTREMELY SENSITIVE PAC u_require’ Our reputation for nd for dentistry that lasts is nteed for 20 years. Wryoth and BOE of B perts—Careful Dentists Has Been My Record for the Past 30 Years Suetion Teeth ‘Will Not_Slip or Dr . Other Sets of Teeth, $5.00 up. $3—34—ss Fillings. 500 ta 81 u H e il Par Tosth or” porcelai. Every Even 1 8 0'Clock, and on Bunda; Lads 2o il 1 whiomisnse. Al Werk rally Gu G keep name and iocation of our iy Dr. WYETH, 427-29 7th Street N.W. Opposite Lansburgh & B: d Grand Union Tea Co. it P S rieres Fartars 12 T s ieia Tage, | a4 Mast Thee. 10 AM. to 4 P. tor 20 Yearm, ‘Kindly Key—and Commodious Cabinet ... Ten 10-inch Double-Disc Vic t or. said to be the belief of the postal au- thorities that the man was wounded ot during a revolver fight with {ne train crew at the time of the hold-up. The body was ordered exhumed in order that Of the eleven an examination can be made of the bul- loose dogs that s l 58 50 ] were following (oyne and his rac- let wound. VISCOUNT PEEL, ¥ All you need pay cash—is $10—the balance may ‘Who is sald to be a man of ke Civided into small monthly payments—without 1339 F Street interest. That’s a part of Worch Service. Make R e e o 4 Gift Suggestions He can wear with equal dignity your choice NOW—delivery can be made whenever FOR LAD“"S FOR GENTLEMEN coronet of a peer, the hood of a uni you wish. l'orkelbnoku Bill Folds . 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Presbyterian assel States will be represented by committees In a joint conference to be held here to- morrow and Thursday to consider whether a scheme of federation cannot be worked out in which each church will not surrender its separate autonomy and ecclesiastical contbol, but in which there will be united effort, especially in mission and edueational work. The committees will also consider a suggestion for defining the boundaries of each body, to avoid duj tion of ef- fort and overlapping of churches con. nected with different assemblies. Various plans for the union of the Presbyterian churches having been re- jected, the meeting here will be execu- tive and purely preliminary, a vlew of planning a larger and more rep- resentative meeting of delegates from all ‘the assemblies. to meet in 1923 and from a federatiow of American Presby- terian general assemblies. —_— MILK RECORD FOR YEAR. iCow in Massachusetts Yields 32,563 Pounds, Champion Figures. DELAVAN, Wis., November 20.—A new milk-producing champion for the territory east of the Rockies has just been discovered, according to an an- nouncement by ' the Holstein-Friesian | Association. She is a Holstein cow, Kolrain Fin- derne Eess, owned by F. F. Field,! Dutchland Holstein farms, Brockton, Mass. Her record 63 pounds of milk in one year, slightly more than sixteen and a quarter tons, and in butter fat she produced the equivalent {of 1,281 pounds of butter. In milk production only three other cows in the world have ever exceeded the record of Bess. Segis Pietertje Prospect of Seattle, Wash., set the world's mark of more than 37,000 pounds of milk in one year. UIK RELIEF PREAD Pixine on thick— oh, how cooling it feels and how quickly the scald does heal. Youshouldn’t be without Pixine at any time—accidents happen whmh require immediate use of Just such an antiseptic, soothing and healing poultice as Pixine. If it does not satisfy, get your money back. 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