Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1927, Page 43

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1927.' 13 1 “W"'BH UF SA[[M" 4, Faiapicnl bomae ot ot peciod| YGBAND CONVICTED (e madesisnie divome | REVENUE MEN ACCUSED. [snoe, comcnaast, charema wion huv.| MAN HIT BY TROLLEY, [sommr ot jobn Maraban piac, ang by the Irish and the Indiams. Th who had brought a suit of divorce a bribe, were held to the Federal o'clock yesterday afternoon. e - nce of an Irish character and the against him a few days before the | Two Zone Deputies in Ohio Held on |&rand jury by the United States com- | Vietim Struck While Crossin; He was removed to Emergency mph,\'ed by the Indians in the lives OF ASSAULT‘NG Two attack. Assistant United States At- Y missioner here yesterday. i " Hospital in a passing automobile, of Puritans account for their connec- torney J. F. Fihelly conducted the Bribery Charge. The two were arrested by special Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘ Oscar Adams, motorman of the tion with the opera. prosecution, while Attorney P. H.|py qne Associnted Press. agents of the intelligence unit of the| o i street car, stated that Cavelldn Sea Chanteys, Too Machinist Found Gfilty of Attack |Marshall represented the accused. CINCINNATI, November 30.—Wil- 'Ime::u Revenue d!;mrl‘r,n!en; follow-| Pete Cavellan, 57 years old, 477 Mis- s!epp;ld in ;_x;y.m of :lhe e he‘loml hv; o " ————— o . leged 'ract! s . t! of To those melodies are added severnl on Wife and Her 4 = liam H. Shubeler, 39, Cincinnatl, and | Df: Peter Beske. & Jocal ehitopractor, e T s anous "tha | the car preveated Cavellan'trom rofl- of the rollicking deep sea chanteys of i British Motor Vessel Stranded. | Roscoe C. Brann, %6, Blanchester, |to Brann and Shubeler in part settle- ing_under the wheels. p Soea. the pirates who roamed the seas in the Visitor. Ohio, former zone deputies in the of-|ment of an income tax lability of |head and body when struck by & Cap-| No charges were preferred against Selected as Second American |seventeenth century. Research by Mr. LONDON, November 30 (#).—The |fices of the collector of internal rev-' approximately $1,300. ital Traction Co. street car at the Adams. Cadman revealed the presence of . British motor - vessel Lochmonar, umr-ar pirates in Salem during| Joseph A. Vitale, v Yard ma-|pound from Seattle to Liverpool and 0 i he witch hai chinist, was convieted yesterday aft- ondon, stry d North Crdbb; 2 T 3 o 3 9 = PR N (e TR o | i s S S S I, St e Novth ey e il b s i i tory is given a part in the opera. That|2. before Justice Siddons, of two|Tiverpool states. A tug took off all 5 . . . in Repertoire. | |0 T o TR e chaes o e s et vt ottt it |8 Do Vour Christmas Sh Here First—Assortments Are Better—Stocks dian Dbirth. History tells that she|Weapons. He cut his wife, Mrs. Ruth |ipe crew. The stranding was due to l maS 0ppmg r ' SSO)‘ men s T ) was responsible for much of the witch- | Vitale, at her beauty parlor, 908 Four- | tne faflure of the-steering gear. . By the Associated Press. craft mania of the times through her |teenth street, and also struck with a LA Sae. Sovember 30— Wicanty bty o et Soust | v i, e . Nl : More Complete—Service More Efficient—Savings Greater Than Ever Before® e people of the village. SsEmes. of - MewEMEli dasteelonl | B e astaia ite Gl | Fiie ity events into American opera attends|ii;g though they have mames which | bo! rteva W - o o 3 S » he attack occurred about 11 St Blo '] s the inclusion of "A Witch of Salem” | were'familiar among the Turitans of | oclock at night, May 6, last, when, | W ,‘ "" Slower Cash Your Christmas : Open a e e | that era. according to the ‘wife, Nelligan, em. or ltarning . > . Opera Con ta be presentad in Boston § ¥l Savings Checks Here ) A & 1 Charge Account The scenes of the opera ar ployed by an engraving concern, was Buckwheat Coal and other musical centers this season. |, TM% * : / ; ) o ¢ill be Feb- | iving room of a palatial showing her proofs of printing. which . ; The Boston presentation will be Feb | mansion and on a forest-bordered road |she had ordered. Vitale hnd secrated FRIES, BEALL & SHARP and Get a $1.50 Nickel ; ry . |leading to the place of execution. AT du TN, Witsla beargotn; which 4 & With the sole exception of Vief » E & Merbert's “Naloma,” in which N —e— adjoined her shop. 734 10th St. N.W. 3 Biltmore Watch necessty of garrying large sums Garden starrs many years ago, e s On the witness stan Vitale claimes 5 3 " y S i i DEAL WITH U, S, FIRM | =———==n—me === i for Only 6% 1316-1326 Seventh'St. N.W. 2, e oor balcony. [ ] . Reduced Prices on Con. n"s premiere at cmcazo | OEEN AS SOVIET AID| Charles Wakefield Cadman, American | Furthering Move for Ameri- | | . .50 C Oats $6 tO $16‘50 Dresses composer of note, brings forth a por- | . ——— —— - — foe Sasern e G wan Recogaition. A Child Doesn’t Laugh and Play g o~ == | S S T} ' Some Great Sale! of that city that marked it as | ‘ & success. | i i | A Witch of Salem.” composed by | COnCEssion Agreement Viewed as o g Ioeked with delusion, hysteria, credu. | 2 . | lity and fear, mixed with pretense. | o CeT g ,f Cotl!tlpdlfd Much Time Spent in Research. | MOSCOW. November 30.—The con- 3 r s 095 The libretto for the opera was taken | cession signed by the Soviet govern. | : al A el Doubly convenient when making Christmas purchases; relieves the necessity of carrying large sums from the book hy Nelle Richmond | ment with a group of Americans| A 1 v ¢ sav ick child | g s| A laxative today saves a sick child Ebechart. 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