Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1926. “AV[NG:NG ANGEI-” 12.910,000 Persons in U. S. Moving Today: MONTGOMERY G. 0. P. [cic!uiiaisiici. Windeor W Hioanes| FLOWER DISPLAY LARGE. PRANE R PnTARE i srocre s om f Comus. ot % IR R A President Secreta iee Pri WILLIAM H. WEBR DR PANIEL " DAvIS 1100.000 New York Families Set High Peak| CANDIDATES LISTED . itz oot i ot show opne e ||+ o™ - - district has been deferred and it is With Many Exhibits. RU[E IS RESENTEDA i understood to be probable that no | gi...i Dispateh to The Star | By the Assoctated Pr I persons 1 the Tinfted States wil Hay i candidate for clerk of the Circuit| "~ 4 = 3 NEW YORK. ( : (IR et o oo e e State Committee Announces County | CERTA5IE, Jor lerk HYATTSVILLE, Md., October 1.—A & % | horaes ot et rAmerc' | changed their places of resitence by | oo g oineees for Fall The other candidates are large variety of flowers on hand for are using automobiles | Midnight tonight and at an aggregate State Senate—Mrs. Mary T. Stock | the annual Fall show of the Hyatts- 7, s esi : of Bethesda s : Son A Th it Election. < S p.| ville Hortlcultural Society, opening & - g ’)‘ Lawyer Gwes It as Reason | anys - : ~ e : brdera " tiguse” St DelecatesWalter o thia rentle il i e . arfies’ serving the SRS “lumley of Takoma Park tonigh the parish hall of Pinkney WASHINGTON. State's attorney—Harold C. Smith | Memorial Church here, indicates a NGO | with their camel and pony r. b & srted to the asso- | Special Dikpatch to The Star for Quitting Mrs. Wright’s | ; : il i Wit B RGO L i : b R e Phone HOME OFFICE, an Gas Association esti i great October 1 shift involves o A, I Dotober 1.- he | County treasurer—Richard C.Drum Dahlia: s and other flowers, Main 8970 1010 VERMONT AVE. Case Against Hushand. mates that approximately 2,910,000 | mostly city people, but by . Republican State central committee | Hunt of Bethesda. fruits, canned goods, etc.. will be on n County commissioners—First dis- | gy < | thousands of ten; bt for Montgomery County—Paul Sleman s m Eatly wee X o ousands of t 2 ontgomery Cof Sleman, x splay at the show, which will end . s ¥ 5 g ¥ tric am arvey of s 4 ¢ A Washington Company for Washington \"' ot - 5 chairman: Wilson L. Townsend, F. r.r,lml-mm.'n:x’,,‘:\ ;.',',',‘.L‘ ,,' ‘Il‘l’l“"";“"”'(’ tomorrow night. C. A. Magoon s/ ingt, y for ingt ’, harvested chairman_of the exhibition committee : Automobile Owners By the Associated Press : 5 : . rnard Welsh, Mrs. « olmes | Roc - CHICAGO. Oetoner 1 arthur b, | KIDNAPED AND ROBBED | nigher. SN WEIRR;, M o g e N R in charge. T. D. Jarrell of Hyatts- In New York alone it is estimated |and Simon O. Smith—has announced | Sherlft_James 0 Thompson of | ¢ille is president of the society Socibitiomii sarrett Park pecializing in Cloud feels that he is an 14 | BN Santriment of goe| OF $2 075 AND CLOTHES that ulm\ll 100,000 families will take | the selection of the following candi = = R uganane uf vasguber e . o AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE rosecuted case o a el | 379 Al St X 0me, 0% Inickn ‘oo 9 | Romecute ' L b ki Btore i Bban " Abandonad “ingmoving in e o1ty S hid o \Ezhrox on “‘.\'fl,,"..(.”"',.‘,- "}:f,?;g;..,,s charise M“rd" Suspect Csptured Wright against her est | . . . right against her estrang ! moving vans skyrocketed and in MANY | Johnton of Germetonn Tamey | Special Dispateh to The Star Hotel Gordon Our Single Combination tect hust o 0 n W . N = n ct husband, who now = Underwear Near Richmond by | <ections the sidewalks were piled with | ount thersburg and Mrs CUMBERLAND, Md, October 1.—A ready to rety from M o and sue | E . . = e o o in Hi f re, mivink the uppearance of a |Gertruds M. Stevans of Chevy Chase.|negro, who gives the name of Tayior| 916 16th St. N.W. | Policy Covers All Risks r) Two Bandits in His Auto. e itbeanetion g Stevens 1 wanted to be a la and Mrs Ants were moving egister of wills—Thomas 1. Fulks % . | Wrlght winted me. t0 be'an Avensine | Pecial Dispatch to The Sta |into” some” of the new apartment B mas 1. Fulks | Hinkman, 50 years old, was taken into Attractive Rooms, Suites and - . y . angel,” Cioud said. explaining tha RICHMOND, Va., October 1. De-|houses even before buflders had fin 5 g shans' Court— | custody by officers, in the woods, near | Apartment Satisfactory Service Swiftly Supplied his client’s persistent jection o] ‘ectives are seeking two bandits who | ished them % Columbus W. Day of Damascus,|Mount ge, this county, last night, | { delightful place to live to the Policyholders temporary financial agreemen(s with | robbed 1. A. Ryan. assistant man The sas association showed. how-|Howard McC. Marlowe of Fairland [ as a suspect wanted at Pottsville, Pa A Wonderal place io dine | ever, that more people move in May fand Willlam (. Watkins of Rockvllle. | for the murder August 31 of v.wm{i Friday—Cholce of Sea Troul. Shrimp Ask your Broker to place your Insmrance in the Frank Lloyd Wright induced the ag wger of a chain store here, of ‘more et ] e 1 in October. the records of gas| ¢ D g : Oyaters or Meat . . [ than $2.000 belc to the concern | than in ¢ the records of gas| County surveyor—Claibe . i i re e etors . our Ins tion. orne H. Man- | Thoma lored, and the wounding of | You cant beat our Dollar, Dinner Great National or Phone Us ORE The attorney said Mrs. Wright's |2nd $73 of his own. The men vfl.'.n‘\u-mmmvs revealing that 4.000,000 [ nar of Rockville Eva Allen, colored, He suffered | WHY PAY lack of funds led him to endeavor to | R¥an into his own car and entered | persons moved last May County commissioners—Second dis- greatly from exposure | obtain financial support for her pend. | (he car with him | — ing final settlement of the case, bu A mile from the city Ryan was that she refused to be a party to the |made to get out. The monev he had | cpllected from several of the stores efforts and demanded that he “go oui | Cf g > t B en all and punish Mr. Wright |the previous day was taken. with a P | his clothing except underwear ’)94 M Cloud, who was Mrs. Wright's coun | Ryan made his way to a_store and | was given assistance. The police | found his car abandoned within three or four blocks from - point at | which the bandits Ryan to| enter & machine was the cloth- | and shoes and watch and Detectives believe that the sel in the successiv against the architect and Olga Mil off, Montenegrin dancer. with wh, Wright finally fled “Palatial Taliesen in the Wisconsin woods, said that one det ined offe as for $125 4 onth S Dataio miatnigaatce. A‘rscent third agreement of counsel was quoted a - a higher figure H 4 X 1. | . : ; dr:a:l 1:}\1\”\'u“ a::\,?:;m;::lmx]ytxy:N “.‘flfl', ] GATHERED from all corners of the Fas}uon “l orld our radlant new shoes now e hase Tntormadion "ihat el | Tortobacilins Acidopbites Mk ‘ formall\;_ usher in the Autumn season. Much more than a "Style Show™! An - A S T e ekl For tntpstinal dlsonders Exposition o cxty-wnde importance, showlng the 'apld strides of Science and Art in o i e B B ey T e the shoe industry in recent years. 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