Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1927, Page 3

REVIEW DF PAROLE ASKED BY DR, COOK Authority of U. S. Court Where He Was Convicted of Mail Fraud Issue. By the Associated Press. r. Frederick A. Cook, Arctic ex- plorer, today petitioned the Supreme Court to_decide whether the Federal District Court for Northern Texas, in which he was convicted for using the mails to defraud, d authority to place him on probation. Sentenced on November 21, 14 years and 9 months at 1 - worth, Dr. Cook asked the District Court recently to place him on pro- bation under a law pro ch clemency, but whic he commenced se The District Court granted his request over the objection of the Government. which contended that the act was un- constitutional and that the court had lost control in the matter because he had commenced serving his sentence. ‘The Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the District Court. In asking the Supreme Court to re- view the case Dr. Cook asserted that the Circuit Courts of the sixth, sev- enth and ninth circuits had taken a different view, holding that trial courts could place on probation pris- oners “who had commenced serving their terms, and that similar rulings had been made in numerous Distr Courts, He also said the K Circuit Court of Appeals of Glenn Murray, from Nel asked the Supreme Court fo tions on the subject. ALLEGED WHISKY > B o Police Charge Fictitious Names of Girls at Forest Glen, Md., Were ' Used as Consignees. $pecial Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., September 12.— JFederal and State authorities are in- wvestigating the shipment of two fgrunks, containing alleged whisky, from Florida to “Miss Nord Mcin- tyre and Miss Beeman,” obtained from the railroad station at Forest Glen, Md., by & man giving his name when arrested as Frank P. Davis. Davis, whose automobile was stopped as he drove away from the station, ‘wwas released on $500 bail for appear- ance when wanted. The consignees named on the trunk labels and sup- posed to be students of a Forest Glen seminary, are fictitious persons, ac- cording to the authorities. Davis re- fused to permit the officers to see the contents of the trunk when they or- dered him to stop his car, but a search warrant was obtained, and after opening the trunks the officers locked up Davis and took the alleged liquor to Washington. William Doss of Gaithersburg signed Davis' bond. The Forest Glen station master said Davis was accompanied by a woman, but that she took no part in the transaction. the man merely calling for the trunks with bills of lading in his hand, and being permitted to take them upon signing in the regular way. It is understood the authorities were tipped off by enforcement officers in Florida to watch for Davis, whose home is believed to be in that State. ALEXANDRIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va., September 12 (Special)—Dr. James M. Taylor, backed by 1,500,000 miles of travel de- voted to the observation and study of . the iives and customs of strange peo- ples, will deliver a lecture in the audi- torium of the Trinity Methodist Kpis- copal Church Thursday night at 8 o'clock. In Mexico he recently was captured and held for ransom by ban- . €its, and in South America he was cap- tured by a savage tribe. An automobile stolen from Harvey Henshaw, 5§10 North Washington street, Saturday was recovered yester- day, stripped of three of its tires. From an automobile of Preston Cockey, Saturday, a tire and rim were stolen. 3 Henry P. Thomas, candidate for the House of Delegates in the late Demo- cratic primary, was bitten gy a dog at Loudoun, Vi yesterday. He is be- ing treated by Dr. W. Clyde West. Corporation Court convened today for its September term. Twenty-two felony cases will be tried later in the month by Judge Howard W. Smith, who will soon name a grand jury. B. B. Ezrine and wife, Ida R. Ezrine, have sold to Roland C. Barrett and wife, Sylvia M. Barrett, a house and two lots in the Adams estate. Directors of the Alexandria Cham- ber of Commerce will meet this after- noon to prepare a schedule of Fall and Winter activities. City Manager Paul Morton left here yesterday to attend the national con- vention of city managers at Dubuque, Jowa. ‘Work on the new broadcasting sta- “tion of the Fellowship Forum, which is Jocated near Gum Springs, Fairfax County, is nearing completion. Appli- cation for call letters and a wave ¢ length assignment has been made to the Department of Commerce. 'OTI('F S 2 d for ratification oEthe Diae of Toorsanlzation adopted by the hoard of directors and sub- mitted - to _stockholders in communication dated J 1 { PART TOAD E 10 NEW | NATIONALTRANSFER & STORAGE PAPERH f g and v { ‘any time GRAPES RIPE AT QUAINT ACRES 2| Drive throlgh Silver Spring. turn right at § 8lizo:_only 5 miles_from District. _\ 15 THAT LEAKY ROOF— Why not have us put it in good shane before 7 Our_thorouxh r feel safe! Let us esti- Roofing Main 933 QUALITY SHADES MADE TO ORDER Why not talk with_us today for new @hades. Our Factory Prices are lower. KLEEBLATT um Window Sha creens, Ph hlSA \PPOT AD/ PRINTING IN A HURRY High gradn. but not high oriced. Ith St PRINTING Let us estimata on your Fall needs— this _million-dol) this mi ar plant is at your ‘The National Capital Press 42101918 D 8t N.W. Phoue M. 650 & H MS IN TRUNKS SEIZED| Injured Cyclist, Rushed to Hospital, Is Killed on Way By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. ber 12.—Injured wh thrown from a motorcycle at the start of the cycle races at Sea Isle City J. Septem- motorc ing rus The col- lision caused Rud to cata- pault-out of the side-car and his head struck the curbing. In the first accident he was thrown also on his head when a rope with he was being tow- ed to the starting line got tangled in the front wheel of his motor- cycle, VIRGINIAN FOUND DEAD. Charles Kranz Believed Suicide Be- cause of Grief. NEW YORK, September 12 (P).— Grief over the recent death of his wife and child and the subsequent theft ot $200 is believed to e prompted the suicide of Charles Kranz of Norfolk, Va. Kranz was fcund dead in his hotel room today, a revolver and note be- side him. The note read “‘Somebody steal $200 off me.”” The hotel manage- ment said Kranz had told of the death of his wife and child. i Marriage Licenses. re licenses have been i Shrewd Buyers —have investigated and are investing Home Sites A few choice sites still available PHONE or CALL for lithograph map showing sizes of lots Hedges & Middleton, Inc. Realtors. 1412 Eye St. N.W. Frank. 9503 PHILLIPS TERRACE APARTMENTS 1601 Argonne Place Just North of Columbia Rd. at 16th St. Overlooking Beautiful Rock Creek Park Wo have left a few of these con veniently arra partments rang- ing in aize as ana bath - with Murnhy ‘hed. 837.50 and SAD. One room. kitchen. dining miecoe and _hath, Murphy 852 $55.00. $17.50 $60.00. $42.00 s reception’ hall. kitchen, m'm 5o S0 00, o O Four rooms and buth. Murphy bed + reh. overlooking Rock Creek 16th Street. 05 S105. 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Located on front of building overlooking Massachusetts avenue and Rock Creek Park. Over forty apartments in this building already sold and occupied. Reasonable Price and Liberal Terms For Information or Appointment to Inspect Call Adams 9900. TERRY B. SIMMS 1661 crescent PL FOR RENT APARTMENTS 2222 Q St. N.W., Near Sheridan Circle and Q Street Bridge Modern fire proof building, elevator service, excep- tionally large rooms, hardwood floors throughout— 5 rooms, 1 bath—3 rooms, 2 baths Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc. 1321 Conn. Ave. Phone Main 9700 Sarah Morgan Boone Daniel Boone’s mother couldn’t have pampered him if she had wanted to. Reared on natural foods, he grew stal- wart and hardy. Keen senses and alert brain are products of a body built strong on (matural diet. —of Washington have the most depend- able natural diet for their growing chil- dren in Chestnut Farms Milk. Children will quickly develop into robust manhood and womanhood on this high- ly nutritive product. The I@ofi Mother Will Have No Other Pennsylvania Ave. at 26th St. N.W. Rated Highest by the District Hedlh Dept. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS || C.,, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1927 1| 2 where Economy rutes™) | THE GREAT Ammm& PACIEI TEA co. Welcome Home Vacationists! For the benefit of those who have been away for the Summer we wish to annaunce that we have opened 20 new Meat Markets in our stores dur- ing the past few months. We carry only the highest quality Government- inspected Steer Beef, Choice Lamb, Veal, Pork, Poultry and Fish, also a tmau SMED ularly how low priced they are. addresses below. 2138 N.Y. Ave. * 6717 Wisc. Ave. Battery Park, Md. Rockville, Md. 3000 Conn. Ave. 3311 Conn. Ave. 3530 Conn. Ave. 5542 Conn. Ave. 2922 14th St. N.W. 25 Laurel Ave., Tak. Pk. complete line of lunch and smaked meats. The next time you are out shopping just drop in one of our meat mar- kets. Observe, for your own satisfaction, the Sanitary, ultra-modern ¢qulp- ment, the complete line of fresh meats and poultry on display, end partic- For your guidance we are listing the . 4805 Ga. Ave. 1400 12th St. NNW. 401 H St. N.E. 2302 4th St. N.E. 1519 17th St. N.W. Meat Market Specials Shoulder Lamb Roast . . Lean Strip Bacon. . . ... ... e _itee _ine . __ill Loffler’s Products | Skinless Franks. .1b., 35c | .1b., 29¢ Loin or Rib LambChops. . . . . ... ....1b.,49¢c Lean Stewing Lamb. . ...........lb.,19¢ .Ib., 29¢ Tender Beef Liver. Lean Stewing Beef . - TR OPENING SCON Another New Meat Market In Our Branch at Sausage Meat. . .1b., 35¢ 1 Green Links. .. .lb., 35¢ Lunch Roll. ... .lb., 40c ! g Ham Bologna. . .1b., 40c i Jos. Phillips’ Orlgmal al All-Pork Sausage s 1763 COL. RD. —where we will carry the same complete line of the highest quality fresh meats, poultry and fish at economy prices that have made our meat markets so popular throughout Washing- lon Free goods on opening day. Watch for further annonunce- Tender Chuck Roast. ... ... ..... Sugar Cured Hams, - T “ WHERE ECONCMY RULES™ 3138 M St. N.W. Lyon Village, Va. 525 King St., Alex. 1009 King St., Alex. Leesburg, Va. .1b., 25¢ .1b., 18¢ 1b., 15¢ .1b., 29¢ Auth’s Products Smcked Sausage . 1b., 35¢ d Sausage Meat. . .lb., 35¢ Green Links. . . .Ib., 35¢ | Pimento Bologna.lb., 40c t PorkRoll.......Ib., 48¢c . Ib., 40c or whoIe. RO R G SR TR R, BACK AGAIN:—The A&P Gypsies will resume broadcasting Monday night, Sept. 12th. They are on the air from 7:30 to 8:30 through station WRC. Listen in for an hour of real enjoyment. 19 and 25 Cent Sale- We are featuring a special 19¢c and 25c sale this week and have reduced many items, both singularly and in groups. It will pay you to check over the list and note the savings to be had. Yukon || Del Monte Apricots Cl ub Large Ginger Ale Regular and Pale Dry | 3500 25¢ Plus Bottle Deposit Clicquot Club Ginger Ale & Sarsaparilla 2 Bottles 25 i Fab 2packages 1 9c e Abner Drury Beverage Plus 4Borttes 25, \_____J Deposit 1-1b. can, 25¢ | Comet Rice .. Campbell s Tomalo Soup, 3 cans, 25¢ V. C.s Bean Hole Beans. .2 cans, 25¢ Van Camp’s Sauerkraut, 2 cans, 25¢ Tomatoes 3 cans, 25g Heinz Beans 2 cans, 25¢ Heinz Spaghetti 2 cans, 25¢ Puffed Wheat Iona Except Kidney ..3 doz., 25¢ .3 pkgs., 25¢ .2 pkgs., 25¢ . bottle, 25¢ . .3 pkgs., 25¢ .large pkg., 25¢ ....large pkg., 25¢ .32-0z. bottle, 19¢ Safety Matches . Brillo S O S Cleanser. Hi-Sa-Wax Polish . Duz .. ogete Lux .. Rinso A&P Ammonia. Peanut Butter FREE Palmolive Soap A representative of the Palm- clive Soap Co. will call at your home in the near future and leave a_metal check similar to a half dollar piece which will en- title vou to one cake of Palmolive free with every two purchased. To tie in with this, we have reduced retail to 7i4e per cake—so in reality you re- ceive— 3 cakes for 15¢c For Baking, Topping, Eating and Toasting Fancy Creamery Astor Rice ... Heinz Rice Flakes Cocoa ... Mavis Chocolate Sauce. .. Royal Baking Powder, 6-0z. can, 25¢ Paper Napkins Underwood’s Dev. Ham, 3 cans, 25¢ Del Monte Sweet Relish. .. Ritter’s Mayonnaise . . Gelfand’s Mayonnaise. . . Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise. . Heinz Ketchup BUTTER :» 48¢ 25¢ Morton’s Salt Regular and lodized 3 Phg. Lifebuoy Soap 3w 19c 25¢ Octagon Soap 3 w 19¢ cwssseeesd plgsi;25¢ .3 pkgs., 25¢ 2 pkgs., 25¢ 2 pkgs., 25¢ 2-1b. can, 25¢ .can, 25¢ .jar, 25¢ ..jar, 19¢ .1b., 19¢ . .jar, 25¢ .jar, 25¢ bottle, 25¢ Campfire Marshmallows One-half Pound 15¢ WILDMERE Strictly Fresh A&P Apple Sauce Del Monte Fruit Salad, tall can, 25¢ Del Monte Pears Del Monte Cherries "' 2 cans, 25¢ A&P Pure Grape Jelly 16-0z jar 25¢ A&P Pure Pres. Puddine, Asstd. Flavors, 2 pkgs., 25¢ Banquet Tea Lipton’s Tea. . Salada Tea Spanish Peppers, 7 oz.. Guest Ivory Soap. . Lux Toilet Soap. . Octagon Toilet Soap. . Camay Soap EGG, Jello America’s Most Famous Dessert Assorted Flavors A&P Gelatine Dessert | 3 e 25c Hire’s Extracts Ginger Ale & Root Beer Bottle ] 9‘: N, Gibb’s Asst. Jelly | 3 st 25¢ | 2 cans, 25¢ No. 2 can, 25¢ Exeept Strawherry and Raspherry 25¢ .4-lb. pkg., 25¢ «o..14-lb. pkg.25¢c 14-1b. pkg., 25¢ .2 cans, 25¢ . .6 cakes, 25¢ ..3 cakes, 25¢ .3 cakes, 25¢ 3 cakes, 25¢ FREE Sweetheart Soap The Sweetheart Soap Com- pany featured an ad in yester- day’s Star and Post including a coupon which entitles the bearer to 3 cakes of Sweetheart Soap for 13c. This is a regular 18¢c value and the saving of § cents is well worth wh out your coupon and bri the nearest A&P store where we will be only too glad to re- 39c Carton of 12 NOW-—IS THE TIME TO PRESERVE! Fancy Elberta PEACHES 4 lbs., 23c 10 Ibs., 55c¢ Fancy Stringless Beans Fancy Home Grown TOMATOES 10 lbs., 25¢ 49c Original 27-1b. 14 -bushel Basket Concord GRAPES 4 Ibs., 25¢ 89c Original 1 0-‘5. Basket ¥t