Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 16

~_ . . THE EVENING KTAR, WASHINGTON, D, O, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 192 b Walts Chi ler, Pey Furlow, 1912 K street— ey T antura the | omwaan reet—| SAYS HE PAID FEDERAL now a Federal agent, had testified |charged Masters was trading his tess : PERPETUAL Dolores T, Messick, 13 yea: d, 71 —_— Before resting, the Government in- think | Gwendolyn Reynolds, 11 years old, | convicted Dry Law Violator Testi. | troduced marked money which fs al- look as if they are on the watch all Be Read—Scores of Good Suggestions S Pl 4TIh LIt ieteaets Belief Held Death of Zandar- says the giraffe should be called: Have Been Made. % ski Baby May Be Traced to Shepherd street. She says: I T that all giraffes look as if they are |445 P street—“Watch-Mann.” leged to have been pald Seabrook as | | N 1 L AI d R . dM looking for lonxl’el one or fin‘methl::]x. "Mlinr;cy" Barlow, 1737 Riggs Place— fles Against Seabrook in t;rib:; :De{ms: !!sllmon)t‘ h:tu intro- | § ‘hey look Ik ey are always wide}“Manly. luc 0 try to prove money early 400 Letters Already Received Must | Tney jook inke they are atways wid}-2ian Charleston. foind 1n Ssabrooi's home was piace | S - ere by enem: efense witness “JOHN_ALDENS” FAIL. |5 the Associated Press. tostifled that he had seen two men | | CIHLARLESTON, 8. C., October 14— run away from Scabroolc's house on | | Reporters t by-. Robert T. Masters, now serving a|the night when McKnight was in the L e e dtbin AT G gentence for prohibition violation in |hoUSe. “Nectar,” because “he has so much L , Defense Counsel W. Turner Logan ok, and Al e B o aame| Cif's Answer Can’t Find Her. | the Federal Penitentiary at Atianta, | 2o o r — TS 0 PAYS Act of Vengeance. fiting for the 1dol of the Zoos | HMOLLYWOOD, Culif, October 14|testified hero yesterday that ho paid S .—Newspaper men . ; g Thé judges in the giraffenaming|probably the giraffe's lamentations | Sleanor Jzabeth W Aong, e | Alden role hero last night, when thay |Alonzo B. Seabroak, '"";;"dfh by 0 " contest—Assistant Secretary Alex- | Will be hard to understand.” that the only name for the giraffe is |attempted to confirm the reported en. | eral agent, on trial, charged with con- b oo ander Wetmore of the Smithsonian |, DOTOthY Pritchard, 3940 Alabama|.Guerseer,” the reasons for which, |g2gement of John Gilbert, film star, spiracy to violate the prohibition law, C niled ORWELL, Ohio., October 14.—In-| 1 o oo™ oiliam H. Blackburn ;‘mfi m"“t’éhfi‘l"“f;.,.f’*{:u.,&“;? g:?le she thinks, are obvious. :o Gret:. Garbo, Swdish motion pic-, $1,000 ‘;\'hlleal boo;lde;;ger :‘?dkeer(), 1hun ompounde: e s . 8 3 allow s < ure actress. “posted” on impending raids. Glenn . vestigation into the death of Isabel|y .o yeaper at the Zop, and Oliver |Why nof call him ‘Hal/ short for Some Negatives Used. “Go ahead and ask her Gilbert|D, McKnight, former moonshiner, and Roosevelt Semi-Annually Zandarskl, 2% vears old, whose 1ody | o\ en Kuhn, mews manager of The |Halloween and standing for ‘Happi| gamuel Howard Jarboe, Poolesville, sa1d, after admitting his love for Miss s O vas discovered In a swamp cow Das- " s at last? oo y Adseti ture Tuesday, s being continued by | Evening Star—will have a mighty | “I suggest that the new giraffe be | Md. thinks the giraffe should be|™Wye™y o, 4o ask her I hope she Sixteenth St.at V and W ofclals. hard and delicate job on their hands|named Congo, writes Daniel Toomey, [ named in honor of Dr. Mann, because | cave ‘ves’ That's the answor Ive $13,000,000 Beautiful Ballroom and Re- ception Roomis available for dances, receptions and card parties at reasonable prices. Call North 9080. - Under Wardman Management. Sherift H. D. Hannum uncovéred a | When they come to pick a winner next | 35 Sixth street northeast. “Congo possible clue to the child's slayer yes- [ Week. a region of many wild beasts. I know terday in the information that mem-| In the first place, there are nearly [he would like to be named after his bers of the Zandarski family gave 400 letters which must be read. In|country, because I know I wouldn't damaging information in connection | the second place, there are 40 or |like to disown my own country.” with an attempt to rob an Orwell |50 names of almost equal merit. As bank in which two men were shot by [the contest goes into its final stretch | will call the giraffe ‘Hiland,’ because ! grew so (Crusoe).” offictals. letters h“""‘(‘"““ Pl m“rm‘s"' Tf‘”“ there are many highlands in A Carson G. Frailey, 13 years old, Possibility that the child’s death | WaS a box full of them this morning. | 5nq he is high and stands on land 3704 Livingston street, Chevy Chase, was an act of vengeanc x.‘““‘,‘fi‘(“‘)g“‘fi oo e the little | "y \ou1q like to name him ‘Happ: wants the giraffe named “Ace, the Zandarski family was “lru‘ o 3’,“! Sl S “’“e writes Martin Lazarus, 10 years old, [ highest spot and a good drawing card | & Other acts of vi Wwill want to ‘rubber® at him and he |392 Taylor street northwest. am | for our Zo0o.” 3 2 will have no trouble ‘rubbering’ y A . . " Ittle girl were Btk e Norms Eehroanr 15, | sure he will be happy’ when he comes | Some other suggestions in today’s “I don’t belleve in nobody doing |been waiting for for three week nothing for nobody for nothing.” Miss Garbo, who told questioners ad ago Charles S. Marong, Who forgets to| 5, (0% OF, 50 & w;};?(.wgg&‘lidh:g: b give his address, says, “Please name | reached. 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