Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1927, Page 12

a2 THE_TVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, 1. €., THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1997. T e e e B : RKANSAS wm [_‘ The " |ATLANTA VICE SQUAD |New Orleans Rule |CITRUS MARKETING |l esctest, 0 Kloron | ADMITS SLAYING BABY, |z, shiow srave near the Wheeier ture Jardine. He said that the clear- e ~on| HEAD SUSPENDED| For Liquor Toting | PLAN DISCUSSED) i, ot ot i onb ' | stoner ot She saa o oney | ot ond S B neck Roland Rinktum came to bor also were arrested in connection with . information and for the regulation of to Support Daughter. the fifty cents upon a day: “I will pay R — . fruit movements. o cons vou back tomorrow, sure as fate,” 1 IS leed l)y COlll'l . 5 ks = BLUEFIELD, W. Va., August 11 — eary , i i ori TS n Statistical offices of the United| H.Uflfl F ARM I.ANI] | i e et im ot A ccnsed fof JIMIAEARARArS ot Florifs: St ppers): Would | Qondnet 1 0 0o omnent 20 e, Intet] oo cancoiaing sho kieasbiorEveans |||} BughiciCormbTEr WA Eate |to clack, telling with evasions shock-| Dry and Gaming Cases Sent By it Aiceinten Pre Information Clearing House would be established in the clearing \ old daughter because she “didn’t have | Special Dispateh to The Star. {ing. mhy itie dutar's Dy whe baclc 14 e 2 ; " house ‘and the Gover nment W Would | the money to provide for her,” Erma | FREDERICK. Md., August 11.-- 5 . forget the Wwhole blameditiatter. to State Courts. NEW ORLEANS, La., Augus Under Proposal. "“’:'lf])lvl l-p\lln oue h with ll‘m \:;.m‘ Wheeler of Algonquin was held in | SUSAT corn, one of the major crops in Breaks in Levee Let River| woua any kindly gents, if he'd only 11.—A person may carry a bottle T Ll s umeam expinined® | iyt & ; . | this section, is exceptionally late thix ! 4 1 % i The general operating plan, he said, | Mercer County jail at Princeton. Wal " k ceaso to chatter of that measly fifty | ot “whilky ‘thtougli New (Otieans B e e Y . season. Canning will begin about ®, d 0 c ti nte. 1 have never asked him for It. | gy the Aesociated I : B s KeooiateE. Bross! would be for each shipper member to | ter loss, county prosecuting at-|September 1. It fs estimated that he. ~read Over CountIes as | | e o e aricad iy | B the Assoe ut, T, Mreets without fonr of molemta. | CGAINESVILLE, Fla., August 11.—|%nd In reports each night. there to torney, announced the woman: had | temer ve hoy AN IR006 Heres ik o . 3 | ATI TA, August 1-Lieut B g0nThy pederal agents If it is well slorida’s new cltrus frult arketing | P, tabulated and telegraphed to the | confessed she killed the child hy stril. | n thi . > Florlda’s new citrus fruit marketing | y Strik- {canned in this county. A reduction corked, the label ia not exposed | UMLK et € el e g mnu‘;(m-:«“mrw- the opening of the|ing it on the head with a garden mat. | in prices paid By Canceiise. cavied s - i other g | £ arket the nex v, ock. The baby then w: < > 5 and they have ;;n"ll;le:;"::od’“:,\‘;' | Gonteal claaring: Kotie. fox tHou ainsen;. | matket the next day, [tock. _The baby then was buried in one third reduction in acreage. 4 3 ‘Federal | ination of daily information relative ’,"““: ,':; _”‘f“‘;‘. _‘l‘r:‘,'" in Federal |, the movement and the condition of DUMAS, Ark, August 11.—Slt ! | wards for making arrests, in violation | COUrt here vesterday. the markets, was discussed here in S, Ark, A S | & pile of tin that I'm only just | e [or rules b the departmen. -— detail yesterday by V. B. Newton, Or- #lled flood waters from the Arkansas |in' from the hole he put me in Tl lrite Caled FaIos itie andiide tando, " president of the Fruitman's River continued today to flow un {have paid.” T hear him telling. [ oo e haraet thas horee shonce| {ROYAL SHEPHERD DIES. | o, bred approximately 1,000 farm- “hecked through two great gaps in|day I specified, but the measles hit | d $1,689 from Sheriff James 1. Lowry — —_— ers and fruit growers attending the ihe levee system into nearby drainage | my dwelling and my three aunts ne 5 _ | e L G SR S % H | £ 3 or cases carried into the State courts. .| annual farmers’ and fruit growers titches thence over fertile fields, as iy died. What with docto e “": paid; e SKORBIRTAE SHRCIA] Sheep Tender for Wilhelm I Suc- | . week at the University of Florida, ¥ \ @ ne result of a fourth rise in the river | nyr @ w. | > for r athan Mavo, State commissioner ot i G The holes in tite levees in | T i o 1 could |t the rate of $2 for h prohibition cumbs at 89, n xtra ry sttt e hole: S e E s rould | i case and $1 for gambling cases, The agriculture, #aid the plan had the nd Chicot Counties have not fdo naught for you. So h . poney was paid ont of a special fund [ OWATONNA, Minn., August 11| packing of the State and Federal gov- f veen repaired since the June flood and | tales unending, lyin - all the side by Ful County e (@).—G. M. Wandrey, who for many | crnments, in the headlands poured | time: which is one 1 B rs at t v - | years served as head shepherd over [ The plan, Mr. Newton sald, differed s of water over thousands [be the sum a plunk or dime. g i the flocks owned by Emperor Wil just emerging from |hard to see a fellow who was once a |yt o BEETHL helm 1 of Germany, is dead at the | social pet working up a fame that's Nt ki age of 89. : Joa ik milies were | vellow, just to dodge a little dobt. | Kol (0 A receiving the | Wandrey, who ltved here for many fithe Wabe iof over- | Knowing that T have assisted such a | (he commi Ningy e : D RY CLEANIN G { like another D fise Continues. [ shatisea. “T'a another Mar-|g “ycpco, chisf of the “vice squad” vou back the iy M aping Police Department, last this scout | iy was suspended by order of the | “but Jamea J., my little son, he had | MERG IS SRRANIRC, B BEIRE OF | his “tonsils taken out;and the learned! || e trinl on charges of recelving re- and gifted surgeon taxed m ®5 th) Associated Press. i i ‘ontende author- | vears, hecame well acquainted with | AT WO BRI T ":"““" e oo vt “‘l“"‘"““"‘i“““» {ized to do so by the police committee Wilhelm IT. dolhr;vaml Kuiser, while | . o i Wigheat have not returned since | T have wisted that the lender is a | %0 10 do L Ll i e Hignest igh water. No loss of [chump. 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To simplify your selection we have arranged five price groups. $19.75 $5.75 In this group there are 4 of the best-looking Gliding There are just 9 Couch Hammocks in this group, up- Settees you ever laid your eyes on; upholstered backs holstered in serviceable khaki with magazine pockets [ [J [ d with good-looking stripes in three different upholsteries, and tufted. These are all comfortable and good-looking all with arm valances. These sold for much more earlier Hammocks that sold for a good deal more during the l n ln oo m u l e o in the season. A rare opportunity to secure real Summer early part of the season. Every one is in perfect con- enjoyment at a “give-away” price. dition, and the price is rediculously low. $240 75 J'UST another example of the many remarkable Just imagine a good-looking and comfortable Gliding Settee in broad stripes with arm v values to be found in this sale. Ten finely e s SR e U R RE D S L T made pieces with 66-inch buffet and graceful, artis- tic table. The china is paneled part way up with beautifully matched crotch mahogany veneets, and there are four side chairs and two arm- $29 7 5 $ 49 7 5 chairs with tastefully upholstered seats. The suite & ° . is in mahogany principally and of Sheraton in- fluence. Ten pieces, $350, This price in no way suggests the value and good looks Oh, boy, what a good-looking Glider you can get in this of the 14 Gliding Settees included in this group. Every $49.75 group! Green and black meled fiber arms, one is tastefully upholstered in your choice of two good- tight seat or se, te loose cushions, adjustable head looking striped materials. You may also have your rest, upholstered back and some of the best-looking up- 3 ». - 4 ~gs . e - choice of green or orane framing. This Glider also bay holstery materials you have ever seen on this typs of Ten Pieces in all..................... $350 arm valances. merchandise. i & Y b MAYER & CO. MAYER & CO. Seventh Street m Between D and E Seventh St. ;L]RN\'TUPE Bet. D & E Closed All Day Saturdays During August