Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 5

2 MEN AND WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT Nine in Auto Crash in Baltimore. Driver Arrested for Drunkenness. three other men i automobile conta an Meyer, th twenty-sey triver of the bers of the p charge of in MYSTERY MARKS DEATH | OF “THRILLER” AUTHOR Homer Eon Flindt Found Dead | \ Under Wreckage of Stolen Auto in California. writer, with a 4ny devised for hi was und wreeked '.IOHN WALSH DENIES OIL CONNECTION ON STAND IN INQUIRY tinued from First Page.) t witne move to strike it out, and added that } he had not asked the witness whether he was the brother of Senator Walsh. “What is the difference whether vou asked him or not,” sald Senator o | Walsh, X man and woman in this room Know “The public knows it. Every ors than I knew or two ago.” ¥ well that thi e to cast some t facts out of Spencer, adding the investiza- did propos witness.” s he would continu n later if he thought it proper. Hits Witness Calling. stanfield, republican, Oregon, t thore had not been e in the summoning of d referred especially to| | 1 said he had subpoen- and that he thought his nt. with the chairman about of three or four other loxist of alled for question ties with relation pot Dom Denies Field Drained, ared the 1d ar: talk about the plained in detail old Bel COTTAGE CHEESE Hawve You Tried It? t Farms Cottage Cheesc a s appet ood product delicious, Ready to Serve! Ask for Book of Recipes Ghestnut JarmsDairy ilie Connecticut Avenue = Qrder direct or from Phone Franklin 4000 Boys’ Easter Suits for good measure. Tweeds, cheviots, boys like. Topcoats For Little Men 215 to 10 Years) Cheviots., twe and overplaids, raglan or set-in sleeves. 71015 (1/ 4 # % g srces 2 Pants and Cap $15 $15 for the suit with a single pair of pants and nothing else—and you'd still think we had treated you royally. Yet there's an extra pair of golf knick- ers and a smart cap of the same material cassimeres—grays, tans, overplaids—well. vou know what the Sturdy Shoes for Boys Just Like Dad’s Teck Barber Bill Shop Children on Hobby Horses, Bobbing, 35 Boys’ Hairent, 50c Official Headquarters for Boys Scout Equipment e e o IONALLY KNO ning Teapot Dome | 13 THE not drain more than 400 or 500 feet. Under cross-examination by Sen- ator Spencer, Sardeson declared that ho and two other geologists were the only men of their profession not “controlled by the blg ofl interests.” Using the figures of reologists, the witness estimated the oil content in Tezpot Dome in excess of 100,000,000 barrels, as against the 26,000,000 fig- he committee experts. n said efforts had been made o e him as geologist at the University of Minnesota on the sround that he was a misfit and that later when they failed to ggt him out f the country the same oil interests ftered him §100 a day for his full | time services. e Speechmaking is the novel subject to Le taught to women in_a hew “studio” recertly opened in London the promotor is a wWoman who be longs to the old Russian aristocra UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS Half Price We Are Oiffering Our Entire Stock of Tapestries at 13 Former Prices 1f you have furniture that needs upholstering this 4s cer- tainly the time to have it done. The saving is worth while. 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C, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1924, directly, personally or om behalf of |significance, as only cash and articles the republican national committee or otherwise.” U. S. ATTACHE ROBBED. Thieves in Berlin Leave Documents Untouched. BERLIN, March 28—Professional burglars looted the offices of the! American commercial attache last| night, obtaining $1,600 worth of val- uables belonging to members of the staff and other employes. The police | say the burglary has no political | .50 " ’s 0000000000000 000000000000000000000 00000000000 000000000000000000004 ; AVE NUE o NINTH: A man is expected to know his London now— as well as a woman knows her Paris. A well dressed man can’t confine his “English” to his “Dunhill” and his smoking mixture, or his cigarettes. P-B know their London. The English note is strong. Shoulders are easier; coats are fuller; _vests are shorter; trousers are straight and full. 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