Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 12

12 ¥ KING BEN'S QUEEN AY SHARE XL Result Likely in Final Decree| | Georges Count Concerning House of David Colony. . By the Associated Press. NEBWBERRY, Mich., December 2. Queen Mary’ Purnell probably will be forced into exile with King Benjamin | § Purpell in the final the decree of Circuit Ju , who heard the State's d ““Molutlon suit against the House of | D:'vlgg Col udge I the , objec ony. so decided today over on of W. J. Barnard of colony .counsel at a hearing here to| formulate the final decree of receiver- ship ordered by the court. Barnard submitted a certificate from | three doctors showing that Purnell, who in the heydey of his career at the House of d Colony weighed ) pounds, has shrun- s than 96 pounds. The certificates said he was in the ad- wvanced stages of tuberculosis in both lungs, has a heart lesion his recovery is “impossible. Judge Fead will e an order di Tecting that the State may appoint & physician to examine Purnell, and if conditions are found to be as Tepresented no attempt will be made to remove him until his condition is dmproved. udge Fead has decided that the * The Air Mail Plane | Fast Mail Auto built for speed; the body is shaped like a miniature steam en- gine, with smoke- stack, bell and head light. Oldsmobile Auto, an excellent repro- duction of a big car. With all the latest equipment and 10- inch rubber-tired wheels. Finished in light cream with green striping. Hook and Ladder Truck, fully equip- ed with extension ladder, fire bell, wind shield, gear shift, two lanterns, tool box, bumper, pike pole and rear springs. $36.98 (Third Floor.) | Woman in the | auditorium tonig nd that | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. JUICE. 'SALE OF "KICKLESS” GRAPE BASIS OF HOME WINE. IS UPHELD Federal Jury Acquits.Four Men—Defense Puts Blame on Customer Who Allows Beverage to Ferment. Farmers & Merchants’ National Bank & Trust Co. of Benton Harbor wiil | be named receiver of the colony. {WOMEN TO GIVE PAGEANT. Home Development Will Be De- picted at Hyattsville. ch to The Star. SVILLE, Md., December 2. der auspices | en’s Clubs the p: “The Spirit of ome,” ‘will be pre- ttsville High School The presentation will depict in seven episodes the ev. Jution of the home from gery to a conception of what the home to- morrow wiil be. M °. Cook of the Lanham is the author of the . which will be directed by Charles B. Hanford, widow of the spearean actor. Proceeds will go sented in the Hy tion administrator for he would continue to pres: on other evidence. The G had attempted to show that while the companies had not actually violated the law in selling the grape juice they had entered into a conspiracy with customers by selling them a beverage which would become intoxicating. District Attorney Albert Ward charged that the United Vineyards Co. sold the grape juice with *“warn- ings" that if the product was not kept in a cool place and exposed to air it would turn to wine. The company sold various grades of the juice, which it was claimed turned into several varieties of wines. Disclaim Violation. Attorneys for the defendants dis; claimed responsibility for the alleged violation of the law and declared that the only unlawful act was in the manner in which the g e i handled by customers i 1t to turn'to wine. Officials of the company indicated they might continue to sell their prod- ucts. The overt act charged in the indictment was the selling of a 35- gallon keg of the grape juice to a stenographer in Winkler's office, the Juice later turning to wine containing, it was alleged. 12.85 per cent alcohol By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, December le of grape juice in its unfermented te, even though it may turn to wine th an unlawful content of alcohol after it is in the hands of a purchaser, does not constitute a conspiracy to violate the Volstead act, according to |a jury in Federal Court here. sterday found three of- esman of the United tion of Chicago and Vineyards' Co. not o violate the Vol- such grape juice. The men discharged were Elmer I. Neibuhr, Carl A. Futter, Lester Hynes s, |and J. R. Grable, officers and salesmen of the two concerns. Drive Was Planned. Significance was attached to the ver- inasmuch as the com- their products throughout the B. C. Yellow- v o, prohibition administra- ana, 1llinois and eastern onsin, came to Indianapolis to observe the trial of the four men, and said before the case went to the jury that in event of conviction action would be taken against similar opera- t iett T. Brown scholar<hip fund, sponsored by the county federa- tion. . " Gen. 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Immediately after his arrival Mr. Rockefeller went to his home, had dinner, told newspaper men he was “fecling fine, better than before " and then retired with the sys- tematic routine he always follows dur- party left Tarrytown. N. Y., Wednes. day. to make their appearance the | streets and the golf linas, Stieff Pianos America’s Finest Since 1842 or for 1340 G St. N.W g his Winter stay. The Rockefeller | Shiny new dimes are soon expected Mr. ! | | axles. And Park Cycle for boys or girls. Frame of ‘motor cycle tub- ing, with ball bear- ing bicycle spoke wheels. Equipped with self-releasing foot brake and ad- justable -parts. Steel Coaster Wagon with roller bearing heavy rub- ber-tired disc wheels, body, gear, roller and hand brake of heavy stcel. With curved tubular han- dle. In bright tan- gerine finish. Ball Bearing Ve- locipede, with double braced heavy tubu- lar frame; rubber- tired bicycle spoke wheels. With motor cycle type handle; adjustable handle bars. In red finish. $12.98 Rockefeller frequently distributes his celebrated mementoes to those he en- counters while playing his set and unvaried 18 holes a 0 Mr. Rockefeller also is a regular at- tendant of the Sunday night musicals | given here. GAMBLING SETS RECORD. Pittsburgh Capitalist Found Dend.\ ORLANDO, Fla., December 2 (#).— | |Samuel M. Dunmire, 58 retired Pitts burgh - capitalist and former steel turer, was found dead in the | ard of his home near here y: . from what physicians sa an acute heart be taken to P Under the Auspices of the Washington Chapter of th i ReEcedlendiNicise . A MESSAGE FOR SANE THINKERS OW TO LIVE 150 YEARS The Little Demon | Al Diseases Caused Gusrd Agenst Him and and Cured by Foods You'll Save Many a Repair Bill. * | . / ; ' i Friction (metal rubbing against metal) wears out gears! It's the little demon that surely and quickly destroys any car. Demand Ebonite-T for the transmission, because it makes gear shifting easy. 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