Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 42

D. €, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923. S ———————————— THE EVENING KTAR, 'WASHINGTON, agency 1 the Uglted States, it was MAN HUNT ABOARD SHIP.|{CO-OPERATIVE MILK BODY (255 ; el BUYS $3,000,000- FIRM The majority stock consists o 75,000 shares, which is held by a syn- By the Associated Press. dicate and represents, in part, the holdings of several of ‘the French { brothers, whose family founded the CINCINNATI, Ohlo, November 14— | corporation elghty years ago. Agreement by the members of - the| The co-operative assoclation Is Co-operative Pure Milk Assoclation |composed of approximately 3,000 milk to accept an option for the purchase of the majority stock of the French Bros.-Bauer Company of this city and [WILLIAM D. PACKARD DIES AT HOME IN WARREN, ,OHIO‘Pr(!cucr Escapes Cell and Hides for Four Days. | NEW YORK, November 14.—A | unique man hunt aboard the steam- hip Manchuria ended when Albert Rosenberg, who escaped from a cabin William D. Packard, sixty-two years| ¢l four davs ago and secreted him- old, who, with his brother, J. W. jeuit Sdovat belaw, eppsksed ion decls ‘kard, was the originator of the @nd attempted to dive over the side as the vessel 8tood at the pler. ALUMNI SCORED FOR “FRAT" LIQUOR Michigan‘ Regent Safis Ex- ample of “Old Grads” Starts Students Drinking. Member. of Automobile Company | ‘Which Bears His Name Was Blind for Ten Years. WARREN, Ohlo, November 14— producers in southern Ohlo, Indiuna and northern Kentucky. RS When EYES Grow Weary Afeer reading, sewing, business or TS oo besome tred.dulland its allled corporations, was an- nounced. The deal, which will be concluded today, will bring under the tvl’l(l’ollof nlle pu! hl,!{fl?o (;nunncer: roperties valued at 3,000, an Rosenborg was being rettmed to the | hidke. 1 the most powerful co-op- nited States to face a federal charge pos itz of tampering with registered United |S-2tive' producing .and distribyting States mail while master-at-arms on rd automobile, died at his home here. He had been an invalid for many years, being blind for the last ten years. His death was hastened by a cold ¢on- tracted a few days ago. { the Minnekhada. others organized the| After his esea ric Company in 1900, | cell Rosenberg hld himself so well rd utomobile making | that all the ship's company and & soon afte d. The |corps of postal inspectors, who q_ eight . | boarded the ship &t quarantine yes- By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 14—Charges that the “old grads" bring liquor to ! the fraternity hou of colleges and e from the cabin universities are made standing BROKER HELD BY POLICE IN $1,000.00 ROBBERY | Will Be Quizzed in Connection compan: terday, could not find him. y today, but refused ere he had been hiding. taken to jail. EDMONSTON’S— Home of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children. “Individuality of Last Guarantees Perfect Fit.” Completing a Woman's Wardrobe Partucularly at This Time of the Year He was cepted in his attempt to leap to to tell He was | LEASPERRINS SAUCE makes ALL GRAVIES taste better heavy. Then 18 when you need - TS oright lotioa soon makes EYES bright and cleat again. Harmless! ‘WriteMurineCompany, Deprt. 80, Chicago, for FREE Eye Care Book mE= Will you have good teethin1933? With Looting Vault of-Bonds. Jewelr d Heirlooms. High-cut Shoes ar sary now as suitably warm cloth- as neces- Time is too precious to lose. 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Sale Price Out R For men; dress, work or police. For- 34 Nickle buckles; 50 cents to 75 c cents regularly. Sale price. let Co. 237thStreetNW 1715 Pa. Ave. ' 7th & E Sts. 904 F 15th&G 418 7th K. K. Shop, 4919 Georgia Ave. N.W. Ge.. Athanas & Co., 1800 U Street e Frettyman-American Delicates- wem, 832 20th St. N.W. Brightwood Delicatessen (Mr. Sequi, Prop.). 5005 Georgia Ave. N.W. Campbell Drug Store, 14th and De- | catur St N.w Dr. Fred Camphell, 4730 14th St. N.W. Cetvest Delicatesxen, 1067 Calvert St amuel, 920 H Street N.E. harmacy, 1201 New Jert i Dr. Davin; 1312 D Street S.W. Heney's Drug Store, 1250 N.W. Harvest Inn, 1312 B Street S.W. Highlands Apt. Cafe, California St. 224 St femt Ave. N.W. Restaurant, lsm 14th Krnl‘l‘rr Drug Store, 17th and @ Sts. Kenner Drug Store, 1516 New Hamp- whire Ave. N. W. Kencsaw Pharmacy, Mt. Pleasant and Irving Stx. Kaplan, L., Dellcatessen, 1334 14th 8t. NoW. lllll'-r Frederick, 3308 Georgia Ave. N.W. Monterey Cafeteria, 14th and V St AW Morgan Bros. l'nmey 2162 Cali- fornia St. N.W Mattingly 'lflul.. F Cegiar St., Ta- koma Park, D. Callfloridn Frutt !Iov Lo Mechint), 1824 Columbia road N.W. Mr. McCarthy, Restaurant, 1714 14th St. N.w, Mella, Petery 3302 J4th St NV Ordnance Cafotoria, 21st and B Sts Park Pharmacy. 33 Laurel Ave., Ta- koma Park, Md. (Mr. Dudley). Petworth Grocery Store Schuck),, 4213 Sch St. N. W. Roller, D, K., 12th and Michigan Ave. Mr. N.E. Raymond's Delicatessen, 2820 14th St. Sterman, Delleatesen, 3501 14th St N.W. Taft Pharmacy, Wisconsin Ave. and McCombe St. N.W. Van Sickler, J. C., 2006 Florida Ave. N.W. Yeatman (mow Mr. B, Mitchell) Del lcatessen, Clarendon, Va. Santmeyer's, Mrs., Grocery and Deli- catessen, 1134 18th St. N.W. Tumble Inn, 19th and B Sts. 5.W. Thomason, Bakery, 1883 First IQ Now,