Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1927, Page 11

" I'HE $llll[ll] MoVl FIRMS WILL MERGE Stanley, West Coast and =) First National Deal May Be Completed Next Week. 1CO-ED BANK BANDIT SANE. | TWOMOREBABES == 2= == VTS OFERRO, <55 == VERMILION, S. Dak., March 4 (). —Mariam Meyers, 19, University of South Dakota « 1 who attempted to Three Others Suffer No Ill Ef- fects Through Mistake of Hospital Nurses. rob & bank here February 5, was de- clared sane in a report received here last night froin the State Hospita for the Insano at Yankton, where sh has been umder obs ation | At the time of he st she | she wanted to get enough monc I pay her tuition. Associated Pri YORK v 4.—Negotia wluh(mu of three concerns with assets 00,000,000 are In prog- bly will be completed it was learned yes- a irms in- ¢y Co. of By the Associated Piess Dy fought for their lives at Columbus | notion pictu 1ix the primary responsibility for the % 2 ernor's Presidential Aspirations lution instead of drinking wat in New CHICAGO. March 4. Two girl| BANQUET MERRIMENT NEW Memorial 1lospital today while civi more tha deaths of five other infants who were at Albany Dinner. The sixth baby’s condition was « AL SMITH PROVIDES Tables too little to° know about it| tions for the authorities pressed an investigation mmonespondcnts Burlesque Gov-| accidentally ziven a mild antiseptic cal and the seventh w: hres among suffer | dential Smith were even chance of reco other victims of the mj ward nurses apparently no i1l effects. . Bodies Ordered Exhumed. Meanwhile the bodies of four of the Byt ':.(nn,\ Inc., which rs in New York zest. ribed as n\ulh] ation si L stunt dinne lered exhumed, | lative Corre oner Oscar WoIff, directing | night. Bl rk of a jury of business men.| 7he title of the dinner was “Down i gation has f¢o D. C. In Sips.” “Allie’s Irish Ri numerous | sung to_the tune of “The s when the ** ended with out g Al \\ ith Int > Hotise C | the i The i , 1’4 nn- 18t begun.” d ‘lashes between offick vivi sought to straighten the West Const chain of 140 theater: h | Coast. | First rated he refrain, st As H ng the West | nd the resignation n Klopper, coroner’s phy National Pictures, In sme of the thr l‘)\'ENII\'H | Frank McErlane Frank McErlane, reptited gunman and | gang leader in Chicago, was acquitted \empr(hy of the murder of Thaddeus m Chicago a free man. CARILLON EXPERT o the | casi | don, theaters | with the shipment of 47,240 pounds nization has a | T. Crane. s and M. STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, |ALLEGED GUNMAN FREED. |4 BURKE WALSH WINNER ! AS INDIVIDUAL DEBATER | Sl g | Washington Student in G. U. Law School Adjudged “Best” in Re- cent Prize Competition. J. Burke Walsh of this city was se- | lectd as the best indtvidual debater at he second prize contest conducted 4 u! the Georgetown Univer- Acquitted of Murdering Indiana Attorney. VALPARAISO, Ind., March 4 (#).— Crown Point, Ind., attorney. 20 hours and five minutes of on the 10 farmers and two -aiso merchants brou; which permitted Mc rom the courtroom, v car and speed awa D into s toward | It ¢ { ship. Rlthoush Judged tho best speaker, W , the decision bein of the affirmative t posed abolition of the prima Frederick W. Wakefleld, flllam Vallle Whittington of Tiinois and John Lawrence Geraghty | of Washington State were members of “Lost” Installatlon Man Turns Up | tho v After Stopping for Visit wero Mark Bernard “Hml‘r of W u- in Phfladelp}na ARRIVES IN CHIGACO | Edward Thoma ‘of Virginia Judges for the event were son-in-law 1. Gould of | Jol preside By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Marecl 11 ste he Di E tallation | (ured for 20 years at the sehool —Walter_ Clifton r Webbh, of Justice. Stone and jand, folled to arrive hete F YOU MAKE the carillon | NO WILL r morning, || Send for u gruphle chart showing who gets Belgium, | e AR D EE LR N of carefully tuned chifmes which were | presented to the church by Richard | | It was hoped to ! installed and in us Anton 1 pupil of the Master rilloneur m thattop- | 8! MARCH 4, 1927. GEN. WOOD RECOVERS. Operation a Success, He Will Re- cuperate for Trip to U. S. MANILA, March 4 ().—Although Gov. Gen. Wood, baving virtually | recovered from his recent operation, | plans to go to the health resort of Baguio March 10, he will return to Manila_shortly after April 1 to pre pare for his trip to the United States. nless prev 1 upon to stay longer. . Wood will remain in the JUnited es for two months. He will be - from the {slands for four | months, as it takes a month to go | t, who lec- | prgetown | attorneys with | | Thousapn.d*s' ére talking about it! If you have a friend suffering with eczema or other itching, burning erup- tion, what greater kindness could you | do him than to say: “Why don’t you try Resinol? I know OLD DUTCH SATURDAY SPECIALS FINEST GRANULATED ~SUGA Lb. c Lb. NO DEALERS SUPPLIED Cuts of Fine Quality Steer Beef PRIME RIB ROAST Blade Cuts, Lb., 25¢ CROSS RIB ROAST . CHUCK ROAST . . . . Ib., 20c STEWING BEEF 2 Ibs., 25¢ lb., 29¢ b., 22¢ Jeff ang | FEDER AL AMERKICAN NAT AL BANK irned & preliminary re eaths 10 an epi distribut Denin, was motion pict principal offices in nd 40 in Burope, \ third interest in 12 Central Furope. producing i d to come here panies in 1t dustry, with the United you have experimented with a dozen you have cxperimenced with 1 o | Bottom Round Roast . . lb., 25¢ ‘ ’:,f;mf:’:r;:u“;r:::'::.'::."i::r‘;,::".::2 SIRLOIN STEAK Ib., 35¢ to see how quxcHy thenchmg and sore- Consider the Quality as Well as the Price FRESH SPARERIBS . . Ib., 20c SMOKED HAMS *“ii- Ib., 28c SMOKED PICNICS . Ib., 16¢ At all drug and shoe stores % pess is relieved and the healing begins. | Extra Small Sizes, Lb., 19:: zfimigm | adme e oyt Shoulder Roast of Lamb Shoulder Lamb Chops . . Ib., 29c BREAST OF LAMB Ib., 15¢ PUBLIC NOTICE!! Loin and Rib Lamb Chop.;', lb., 45¢ | sTock LIQUIDATION sALE R | FORCED TO RAISE CASH AT ONCE Sharp Cheese . 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Ib.,38¢ POTATOES, 10 Ibs., 29c $3.45 PER SACK T Iltle are positively the finest Potatoes obtainable, irrespective £+ Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs., 15¢ GRAPEFRUIT Large Size ’ Medium Size 3 for 23c 3 for 17¢ SWEET—JUICY doz., 23c FLORIDA ORANGES . 35¢ Value ONIONS LETTUCE 3 Ibs., 11¢ BREAD 3 t6erLowes 20c 8l 22 CORN 3 cans, 40c OLD DUTCH ‘ COFFEE, 3 s 90c e TUNA Star Ready-to-Fry CODFISH Beardsley’s CODFISH . . Borden’s MILK Mueller’s MACARONI i KIPPERED HERRING, No. Y, size. .. HERRINGROE ........ .....2 cans, 25¢ PAN-AMERICAN COFFEE 3 Ibs., $1.20 Per Lb., 42¢ : Dunbar SHRIMP . . . ..........No.lm,lsc Sunbeam TUNA . . ....No. V5 size, 20c The above prices are for cash and carry Al er was seeKing cad d, the instailation lost somewhere k and Chic 1 n . e is calling ow in addition t clearing offices 111 Quick relief from pain. evelopment. i re he decided | Prevent shoe pressure, a friendly for mutual mulnpmpm and emphasized that it will result in no change in the personnel. It was sald that it would result in an enlargement of | First National and strengthening nU both the exhibiting firms. It also was learned in connection | ith the proposed merger that the | anley and West Coast companie: owned 30 per cent of the First Na | tional stock prior to the opening af | hlv | negotiations and since have acquired the holdings of other stockholders. to_make a visit ol eing taken from a b parish- ordered | ne as N Townsend s rive oiins ks were not |e|m|lu| n thought the colorless s fluid was aistilled water. | RARE MINERALS ADDED p TO MUSEUM IN CHICAGO 60 Yem-Old Womau Missing. me wa Noell came to the ¢ Geologists Penetrated Into Brazll,lmu,fl‘ but no furt Uruguay, Chile and Bolivia 20, ¢g~;":;t;9n found. 000 Miles for Specimens. are mis | white waist, S By the Awsociated hatless when she left the institution. CHICAGO, M and beautiful minerals, including speci- mens from the wol largest copper, | amethyst, iron and agate mines, have | Leen brought to Chicago by the geo- logical section of the . Field South American expedition, and will soon be placed on display at the Field Museum. Led by Dr. Henry W. Nichols of the museum’s department of geology, the | scientists traveled more than 20,000 miles through Brazil, Uruguay, Chile and Bolivia, penetrafing the earth to a depth of almost one and one-half miles and climbing mountains to a height of nearly four miles above sea level In order to secure specimens of metals and semi-precious stones, as well as a representative collection of the minerals uysed in commerce and | industry. IB., 22¢ Belles of Peru prefer American cot- g ton hosfery to any other. 4—Many rare New York Daisy 60 in the handy wooden bottle, 25¢ At All Drug Stores Trade Supplied Through Wash ington Wholesale Drug Exchange General s deow Dies. 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