Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 20

STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1924. gar H. and E. M. Palmer's [of the individual entri partment be 99 years In prison. She she would take her two children to ’ © declared that farmers have no cause f Chilcott £ Vi ing all attempts to obtain k A 5 see the governor and churged that tatement repudiating’ an- > other race was for horses nev- [ this year. On di 3 for them although not i Grant struck her husband and that|other fn whi ore on a race track, and there | choice wheat, fye, n, -barley, oats, that the death penalty be 3 with two little babies made father- [ Krauser then shot him. Grant's at- |innocent, w sp:l.‘]:{m:;';’.—0',;.“.::5.:::; plenty of thrills, but no mis- [ buckwheat, cowpeas, soy beans, navy “I only hope, Governor," wrote, | less by the act of these two slayers.” [ torney claims he is innocent, but i h The l‘ulsn::’rxnt;r:‘lrrz;.udMl‘;l:\l,uZI!Ll; beans, dried limas and dried cornfield WIDOW ASKS LIFE TERM | that you will show some’consideration | Mra. Souders declared In the letter pcraiin Jatl i, irst honors. Bob, owned hampion- i ) Cers and ridden by the |ship in siver < e (oF he chAmPient) FOR HUSBAND’S SLAYERS | o 8 = owner's daughter, Miss Roberta Ayers, was second, and the L. H. Young en- Vegetable Products Galore. try third Garden produce is plentifully dis- Tilting Tournament. . played, the vegetables including Irish Krauser Commutation From | B L] . | 'he specia y potatoes, sweet potatoes, Carrots, > L ADle g N o |Mbhage eugar com, fodtock, Sentences to Hang. lghts” from Wash- |sauash, ‘etc. Prizes will be awarded | =\ o oop Plans Made to Take Care of Thousands of Visitors at e i g Db st and Maryland com- | Erowers of the largest specimens of| ™. 0,04 Go, " October 2.—Mrs. Mary | @ , 1 4 : each of these commodities. Today’s Events. & Teht (o crowm the | rhe eratt ialsptayen ally at- | Souders, widow of Policeman Ralph | @ T J : ¥‘j o Love and Beauty. Theodore| The trult display Is unueually at-|Souders Jiow, of Eoloomas, Babg O PAINT than to procrastinate Urges Governor Give Grant and 12 . tions of horticulturists early in th ant and Walter Krauser have been about protecting vour propertv in cash y George season that the fruit harvest would "‘fin"dlttto}:-“rzhh“u:;"(l:"l“fnvé thi p g property ‘ashingtor : be large. The apples and grapes are [ Small a lef eques u T oE e ““hmgtwg}m. flf:rl\uru::::? especially large. this Fall. This de-|least punishment allowed them should ool inaeias ; st T il { Porch trim, blinds, sudxf!g, etc., poinied lances, falloped “:;“’r‘i b y soon weather beyond-repair unless ches beneath which & I s kept well painted—and a few gal- Judging fr. 4 sed a series of small steel | tries. the s s o Stains lons of paint cost far less than new vring out fi:fi.’fifii‘m\ : '. et ot sppaing ! A : millwork and lumber. 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