Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1926, Page 13

5 /0 o La Follette families were closely asso- ciated many vears ago, and of that assoclation the Rev. Louis A. Warren | of Zanesville, Ohio, will tell tomorrow. | FOUR ESCAPE JAIL, DIGGING HOLE IN WALL Murder Prisoner, Under 30-Year DAY STAR. WASHINGTON, 300 PERSONS TO ATTEND LA FOLLETTE REUNION One of World's Largest Family| Gatherings to Celebrate Cen- tennial of Migration. By the Associated Press. CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind.. August 14.—One of the larg family re unions in the world—that of which THE SUN HONOR IS PLANNED M. & M. Cuo to Be Given to AUGUST 15, 1926—PART 1. June. when the |THREE MEN ARRESTED | Wife Asks Annulment. jiived tocether uniil June. when e IN TWO LIQUOR RAIDS Annuiment of marriage is asked in |married at El Pa ex... and had no* a suit filed by Blanche A. E. Camlin, been divorced when he went ongh Police Report Finding Old-Fash- 70 R street, against Adonis L. Camlin. | the ceremony with her. She i< rep 113 W street. They were married ot fresented hy Attorness Whelan & joned Wine Cellar in North- west Home. | Frederick, Md., December o last and !O'Conneli Forty gallons of wine and five cases of corn whisky were confiscated by po- lice last night during two raids con- ducted at 32883 M street and 1338 FL117777770771 177211 LI LI T I P L AT L2 I L LRI L LI EL SR LS AR A AA O ~ BROOKLAND Record-Making Crew United States Sepator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin is a member— will be held in the fair ground here Sentence, Ringleader in De- Twenty-eighth street. they reported. Jake Tebeleff and Edward Greaf were arrested in connection with the 3301 17th St. N.E. fully detached livery at Williamsburg, Va. —— M street raid and charged with sale Newly cemodeled and possession. They were later re- Boiiee Yo antor or onoet B leased on_bond. i "Bome?” caniaining 6 “Tooms. wd Precinct Detectives H. A. Cole and £ mer property. Price. taymond Carroll who engineered the raids, reported they found an old-fash Tonad wine cellar at the M street ad BROCOKLAND dr Detached Bunzalow with six o Five cases of corn wWhisky were pinineporeh. “Concrete’ frimt found in an upstairs back room at the Twenty-eighth street home, the raid- ing party alleges. Reed Callaway was arrested at thig address and charged with sale and phssession. Tomorrow. tomorzow. Approximately 300 members of the La Follette family will attend the seventeenth annual gathering. ac- cording to Miss Nora B. La Follette of Ladoga, who is secretary-treasurer of the family group. The gathering | tomorrow also will mark the passing of 100 vears since the family lef: " 2 and moved into Indiana. o ndship. with i ; ollettes large, La Folleties & LN GGk ¥ ; s 3 | s . young and old, from 30 States - | ure ¢xpected to participate in the re- | union. In order to operate the annual satherings smoothly the family has organized the La Follette Reunion Assoctation, with properly elected of- ficers. Philip F. La Follette of Madison, Wis., di: ict attorney of Dane unty, will be one of ‘the principal The Abraham Lincoln and Special Dispatch to The Star. WILLIAMSBURG. August 14 — Oscar Howard, convicted of murder and under sentence of 30 years in the penitentiary, together with three other prisoners, escaped from the Jflm(‘h City county jail here yester- ment which could in the fastest time on ! of fire, resented to the win- | N ned on Wis- Tloward improvised a tool from parts of his bed to cut a hole through the brick wall of the jail, and {through this opening made his geta way, the other prisoners following. {County authorities were scouring the | countryside with hope of landing the fugitives before they got to the| county line. ——— kins are more in demand for ear than before Company s ne companies by seconds J. LEO KOLB 923 N. Y. Ave. ngh Sconng From the Boston Transcript The difference between learning and motoring is that in golf at you hit nothing and in mqgoring everything. Main 5027 Members of Council 4, Lone Scouts, Boy Scouts of America, launched their two-day outing at the Scout Reserva- tion, Burnt M N ap) lro[ilrlntr fash- lion yesterday by specdily hitting the | - as the upper pic Sve Tadicates, [: Mattice, deputy the big gong first bey it to an Imaginary t No. 5 Won Last Year. The Merchants' and Manufaciu Assocfation Cup w. v last year| L L. by No. 5 Truck Com which de- | Scout commis: r. feated v:\er_\.uu’!il,l‘l;ll"’Il‘wl‘v'l;' e = ;s p: nters o} VIRGINIA CROPS SHOW f EXCEPTIONAL PROMISE | | Wolf fur this A e ot DL BE BE Bl BE L B » Our Low Cash Prices . 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By the Associsted Press. | RICHMOND, Va August 14— | Agriculture in Virginia has staged a “comebuck” probably unequaled in the history of the State, it was sald | at the Deparument of Agriculture to In spite of a serlous drought y and June, prospects were de- lared exceptional. Splendid corn. wheat, apple and L'I’Ul)s are looked for, while and other less counted on to coat I'hat can undersell other [ Y you money . ) . stores we save our prices CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL CODE OF ETHICS SOUGHT Better Busine:Bureau Asked to Aid in Determining a Standard | for Institutions. penalty at least. engine George S. of ceremonies. The cup will first be turned over to District Commissioner Dougherty by Ross P. Andrews, presi dent of the Merchauts an ¢ turers’ Assoclation. Mr. Doughe then will present it to the commander of the winning company, with his per sonal_congratulations for every mem ber of the outtit Citizens' ( Capt. R. G Tegeler of the company. and he the trophy in the name of his men. An fnspection of the apparatus and the quarters th vill follow. An in vitation extended by the The National Better Business Bu- reau, Inc., has been requested by a group of large correspondence schools of the country to assist them in preparing a code of ethics. Such institutions as the International Cor- respondence School of Scranton, Pa., La Salle Egtension University of Chi- cago and the Lewis Hotel Training Schools of Washington are the tvpes of home-study schools that have set out to draft a suitable code for use he wheat yield is throughout the United States. s by far that of - ago. A committee has been appointed Spring made for splendid | representing twelve of the largest cor-| wheat crop, and July and August [respondence schools of the country. raing have served to bring out both | Clifford Lewis of the Lewis Hotel Guantity and quality wheat. While | Training Schools ha§ been selected as co crop was made so much [a member of this committee. By in-| er than usual by the drought that | vestigation it has been found that a s il e danger. umtil 1 18 In the | great many correspondence schools warehouse, expectations are that the |are not being conducted on as high a op will be good. Acreage was not |standard as they should be and it is 4p to last year because of the diffi- [planned by the largest schools, ity of planting in dry weather. through the Better Business Bureau, E to prepure this code of ethics to put all home-study training schools on KILLED IN CYCLE CRASH. [the same high plane of efficiency. | g i The Summer ¢ at the Lewis| teh to The Star Hotel Training Schools finds ftselt 4 s o more than half way throu; the RSTOWN, Md., August 1 course in hotel management. The re. . Wondell of Will maining management and executive . was killed and H y women are morc and Willlam Poffenberger are the men. 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