Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1927, Page 6

?FORMER COVERNOR | William H. Mann, 84, Served| v ~”~j, 1843 in Williamsburg. Va. school at \m, to sburg DIES N VIREINA - 'H a tion of the in Confederate Army % as Scout. Dacerber 13 Mann, f found d~ad rmer fternoon lunch, members ol jis son. returnin 5 BRSOV 0ROV o The Spanish side chair costs $65.00, bur other single chairs start at $7.50. The waste basket, striking amod- erm mote is $12.00. Namda rugs —ideal wall bangings, are priced from $15.00. CHRISTMAS GIFTS Z ibm gifts that last are the gifts which are always appreciated. VISIT THE Gift gallery W. & J. SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. ““The House with the Green Shutters”’ STORE OPEN FROM 5 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DALLY, INCLUDING SATURDAY Charge Accounts Comveniently Arvanged Freight Paid To All Shipping Points in the United States The Governor Winthrop desk . can be bad for $115.00. Spinet desks, equally | ideal gifts, be- gin at $45.00. The Concord chair, illustrated below covered in Chintz, $65.00. | from $19.00. Telephone tables, with chairs, $40. iGmflrnnr ig survived by his widow. William Hodges Mann was born in After a the age xn\nw n{ cuvd\ at Brownsburg Acad- left it m rnn ‘his own livelihood, com As a boy in his | saw wervice in (he Cofi- “war be: s he studied law t\nll AT R d fof dizziness to uhk‘h ‘h' has become STAR, WASHINGTON, eers against those shopkeepers who defy them sounded in fashionable |Hyde Park last night. The blast de- stroyed the De Luxe Repair Shop in ot Pwe s HOTEL SHOESHOP Rounding out his term as gover: WRECKED BY BOMB, i it gl i g A e nor, Judge Mann returned to this eity \ and resumed his law practice with' his som. | i i trance to the hotel Fashionable Chicago Hostelry Is tr3uce 1o the Botel e shop and its Rocked by Blast, Laid to machinery, however, were destroyed. Union Feud. TNE EVENING and son puid the penalty; i . Gust Chetas, owner of the shop and lus-!umd’wmu Iluund of another in the same neighborhood, Mrs, Carrle Tiofyps colored, aged 105, a ‘forer slave. s i Emer. | told police that Gust Starakas, presi dent of the Bootblacks' Protective As- | gency Hospital as’ the vesult of in- juries sustained i ‘a fall down' the stairs ‘at_her home IIM Twenty-first | street. last night! “Hudden spell sociation, and warned him recently By the Associated Press. | not to continue plans for opening the | | CHICAGO, December 13.—The ex-| De Luxe Shop January 1. The rea- subject was responsible for her fall | plosion of another bomb in the cam-[son given was that the association Her condition is undetermined. I paign of wildcat labor union racket 'rules “prohibit competition in a dis- N o Tt AT 2 ] U (e W O U s ITHE and -eager bodies —gay and smiling faces— youth marches forward blithely on the Shining Pathway of childhood. For never before have child- hood’s needs been so carefully charted—so that all may share in health and happiness. 39 T, N ol SN, Mothers know today that their curious, active little bodies use just twice as much energy as a grownup’s. They need plenty of good, simple food to replenish that amazing out-pouring of vitality. " And startling though it may be, more than one-fourth of that energy comes from bread alone! That is why for the past thirty years the careful mothers ot Washington have been giving their children D. €. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1927. [days. Actually. the chief said. he went to. Tijuaha ox «Capone’s ally. #n %’l{hfdo war nrr.ll!‘ yutudnt and dater releaseq fter a charge of carrying conceajed tance of 506 street numbers.” Chetas protested. without Success, he said. that the nearest shop to his proposed one was $0 numbers away. Police sought Tke Sandler, presi dent. and other officers, of the United | Shoe Repairers’ Lmon for question- | ing. AL CAPONE IS BANISHED, ASSERTS CHiCAGO CHIEF \\elponl was laid against him, Gang Leader’s “Vacation” in Flor-| , challenge from & tival group (o e :| Lombardo’s leadership of the Unj ida S41d to Be Exile in New' '|Lombardo™s leadersiily of the Cnicne Police Drive. gang flareup. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 13.—Al Capone “isn’t coming back to Chicago,” Chief of Police Hughes said today in re- vealing that it was upon his susges- Man Slays War-Time Bride. PHILADELPHIA, December 13 (®). —Mrs. Lucy Stinnette, 25, Frénch war time bride, was shot to death in her | apartment yesterday after a violent | quarrel, police said, with her husband, ‘{;‘;{' enat. “‘.iaf,;‘.’,‘f g 3ol Mason Stinnette, 28. He escaped. 'he was going to Florida for the holi- I Hanger Is Renominated. President Coolidge yesterday renom inated G. Wallace W. Hanger o Washington to be a member of th- Railroad Board of Mediation. Shining Pathway. nourishing, healthful Corby’s Mother’s Bread. 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