Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1926, Page 32

32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY. JUNE 1, 1926. cused of stealing eight automoblles A A 1 o di ‘Washi; 1 - D”RK'N []N '[RI Al. ALLEGED EMBEZZLER EH ANGE UF MUSIB TEXTILE MEN TO CONFER. |wi.ce” which "5 % “apens *vefira | un "o ',. BOYS HELD IN THEFTS. |0 i ine care nave peenre- | —_— cret f C r ver 1 1 nty E p A | = Committee Will Consult HOOVer|tion of overproduction now said to (i prevail ‘In_the industry. e PRI ful Band in Danville. New York Prosecutor to Fight About Overproduction Solution. L RS BaURty . in cairsi - | s : ‘Writ Pending Extradition CHARLOTTE, N. C., June 1 {#).—|ence with Mr. Hoover following a A student has invented a mail box | Special Dispatch to The Star. g “ha Several Charlotte mien prominent in | luncheon Tuesday. Members of the | that ties letters in bundles as fast as | DANVILLE. Va. June 1.—The po- | the name lie re under 14 The textile dndyatry et e e o R e e e e | to Los Angeles. the textile industry left here vester- ! Charlotte party included: Winston |they are dropped in the slot. e are holding six jored bhoys ac- irs of age ted Press. * State Seeks Noose for Bandm KLIZABETHTOWN. N. v.. June 1. | Plan to Move It From Wash- ~A writ of habeas corpus, seeking the | toniR S N idal " y in Fi el of John Corbin. who is alleged ington Barracks Delaye B d v I $3 50 $15 98 1 in First of Two Charges |: - 9 y ew Bridal Veils, 33.00 to . Satisfaction Since 1859 . olle Underwear By the Associnted Press. Hix attorney will appear before Judge | Plans for removal of the Army HICAGO. Jume 1—The gantlet |Staley at Albany to argue the wy Musie School from Washington Bar- | Bridal Wreaths. $1.00 to $2.98 i T, Durkin. (hi.| Thomas McDonald, acting _dis Citlx i Guslly hkve heentaraned, At | Numerous pretty styles in wax flowers, pearls (mfd.), o P soft laces, rib charges and 1o confront as possible | T fornia witn aszdinst him tnree. former |the court should “"‘.""‘,f”"""‘ until| oiper post offering superior ad- s iy [the papers are In the hands of the [ SpHet I The removal was agitated several e swindled Los Angeles Ten stunning stvies from which to choose. The N@ LD | A Nightgowns and Chemise sheik bandit, twice shot his wa was indicated in an announcement rhinestones and metal ribbons, The trinl, for which a speclal venire | New York State authorities. 00 i cad eanisih, . of Murder. 000 in securities, was served on the | Indefinitely. very newest in fine silk illusion with plain hems or em- Delectable, summery rments that dom today led him to the court. | L€ _cour an tion or | myde public today from the War De- | Draping on fitted headband, $1.50 extra. 810818 Seventh Strest of 100 has been summoned, is for the | . months ago, the ex i e nths age planation heing fatal o ¢ Edwin & nahan, | Auto Injuries Fatal. made that it was felt better facilitles edera e de: ed | p s | for instruction might b L eath Special Dispateh to The Star. for instru ght be available in the J(‘m 'h)ux}n for Durkin which termi: |50 SR R MV June | some of the larger Army centers. | nated with his capture at St Louts | b Lo o 1lova County.| The War Department savs now i County here vest | Uroidered borders and corners. Beautifully trimmed with — | Corbin was arrested Thu | lace. Measuring 2 yards and 2x3 yards. st fastidious oma Alluring . peche, white, tea rose, Lucerne blue, room to face the first of two murder & pro} - | partment, which said the move would | i dng's P ) : bi veturn to California and that |y Ge1aved ‘ndefinitely as there is no Street floor—King's Palace Second Floor <ur- | truck driver on road construction he- [ that it is not likely there will be any lled when he sur- | JUEE G a0 Roanoke, died at the [ change in location until Congress ;lrl:(o;l‘“l;,\u ki t for an autome: | L ars Hospital fr e- | makes provision for new buildings in Eonse contends that Durkin had | ceived Satur when a truck over- |the Army housing program. g o turned with him at Forest. Thix| The removal of the school would of money on him at the it o he anot in the belief | was the first death here this year have entailed transfer of the m an automobile that the agent was a bandit. | - Women Unknown Element. g T U U U U T The unknown element in the trial D i Do A Special Lot—and Two Special Groups From an Important, Spe- cial Selling Event. Models as Illustrated and Others serted. The third is Irma Sullivan, 1d girl who married the youth | a brief stop in his flight to the | T - Coast. Ir was with him when he was arrested aboard a at St. Lou Betty W the girl who deserted her husband for Durkin and who was ed by him, is relied on A . '+ Kuppenheimer and Grosner Spring SUITS p regular $25 t " 2 prices $37.50 Group No. K h : { Aol Hemps Azure aulfdpeGl:'O::ln;le'r $27 75 ; . i Swiss Hair Silk Crepe SUITS S ' about his affairs on their fugitive hon- | California The third feminine figure Fieback, who appeared after ned a divor hanging rd which acquitted of Shanahan’s murder. alleges the killing of a Chicago detec- tive, shot to death with another man when a police ambush went during a visit of Durkin here s months be his final capture. kin claims the officer shots fired at him as he fled. L T T T T Crime Probe Resumed. 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