Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1928, Page 23

G STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1928, 'filunfimarh & Hothrop ——— Encouragement is what men need if | | they would prosper and succeed: and | {80 1 say to Jasper Jiggs. when I behold | | | him greasing pigs. “It's wonderful how i d well you do the useful task you now Phone ' Main 5300 10th, 11th, F and G Streets | pursue! I've seen pigs greased in many | lands by men considered master hands Equity Denies Move Is Re- prisal for Barring of Amer- ican in London. T've seen them greased by graduates of famous schools in foreign states. but no one’s ever shown such skill, I think that 1o one ever will.” Old Jasper's toil be- gan to irk. for greasing pigs is grievous work: and careless men observe his smoke and greet his efforts with a joke The children jeer at Jasper Jiggs and wonder why he's greasing pigs. At vil- Press. March 20—A curb the American | stage has been established by the Actors’ | Equity Association. Although interpreted by Broadway as reprisal for the barring from a Lon- | don play of Miss Alden Gray. American. this was denied by an Equity official Miss Gray was barred by the British | ministry of labor on the ground that | from snout to tail, or this time lage fairs and kindred shows a prize of heavy value goes to that coptestant who can nold the well greased pig. as we've been lold. Pigs must veased onored sport would fall. And so to er 1 remark. as by his gressing ho park. “Your skill is wenderful. old scout you have no equals hercahout! Crown- ed heads and jurists wesring wigs. and should see you greasing pigs!” His Qur Own Importations of EncLIsH CRETONNES are now on display, ready to help you in “making over’ your home Our representative purchased these right at the great mills in Fng land where they were made. Te selected new and unnsual patterns ¥ English actors were out of | weary face lights up at this, his spir v i i knows a throb of bilss. He fecls there's complimentary to the present color vogue in American l1nlru1"drrlnraf ! | some one. safe and sane. who knows his i Thev have | arrived; v 5 i diately if. toil is not in vain, defecis his artstr - tion. Thev h.l'\l just arrived; you should see Qhou] immediately i vou are planning window hangings, portieres, slip covers, lTamp and sees his belfry isn't full of bees. He <hades, waste haskets, conch throws and other spring furnishings. is inspired to efforts fine. and turns out Special Showing at $1.25 and $1.50 a yard * ! lubricated swine so much superior to Other Cretannes, 63c to $2 a yvard those of his competitors and foes, to Warp Print Cretonnes, 95¢, $1.25, $1-75 yard those he's turned out in the past. the great art critics stand aghast. A little Those soft. shaded effects and rich colorings, characteristic of Warp Prints are shown to even hetter advantage than usual. “The regulations here pr nies upon m ry at the exp | or remain idle for six { word inspires & man to do the very best he can. WALT MASON | (Covyrisht 1028 ) len actors who Colity et | PRISONER 1S KILLED omber 1,108, IN LEAP FROM TRAIN ber 1,1928. | < are to be T ey re-enter | i adopted conditions |Slayer Was Being Returned to Ken- 1 200 American actors are | reported now appearing in Englisk pro- | ductions. MAGNATE'S SON-IN-LAW | o 20 amee HELD 'N AUTO BOMBING Bradley, 45, bemg taken from Mar- | quette, Mich. where he wes captured tucky—Deputy Removes His Handcuffs. Newly Imported India Print Covers Real hand-blocked India Prints in lovely colorings appear in this feature group of table, hed and couch throws. New designs as well as as old copies are in the various patterns. Drarspy SrcTioN, SixTH FLoOR ‘SIip Covins Made-fio-Order, $39.50 From any of our Belgian Linen (linen-and-cotton) slip cover fabrics at 85c a yard ¢ | recently, to Paintsville, Ky.. whers Suspeet in Jail After Blast ‘l’hn‘lus (;nx;\xru*d n(!lmurdfl' ru)m .\'Plsspnfihnl _ ea rom a Chicago & Northwestern Wrecked Car Injur- R:jhl‘.\' Jrain pear Winthrop Harbor today and was killed ing Two. Bradley, who was in charge of i s | Thomas "J. Gullett. Kentucky depuiy BIRMINGIHAM, Aia. March 20— |thenfl. was captured while employed in crdock. 35, son-in-law of A.|& lumber camp near Marquette. Tron & | Guilett had removed Bradley's hand- re | cufls and allowed him to enter the washroom alone. The prisoner imme- diately leaped through the washroom window. | Bradley broke jail at Paintsyille | shortly after being convicted of killing {a man in 8 lumber camp quarrel ang |given a sentence of life imprisonment AR STICKS IN.RAILROAD SWITCH DURING STORM last night in connection with an ex-| piosion in Mr. Allen's automobile Sun- | dar. which injured the official and his wife and demolished the car. Police ed 10 say on what grounds ther held Murdock. Murdock’s only statement was that he was innocent of | any connection with the expiosion. | which, police say. was caused by a bemb. He was guestioned for two hours | before being placed in jail on a techni- cal investigation charge, Which permiis ne bond. We will make slip covers for the average 3-piece living room suite, using not more than 24 vards of Belgian Linen (linen- and-cotton) at this price. This is a real apportunity for von to ohtain high-grade slip covers made to order in the Wond- JEANNE EAGELS ILL. Play Canceled Due to Indisposi-| tion of Actress. H ST. LOUIS, March 20 (#.—The ill- | ne Eagels, stage star, who is . today caused the cancel- | lation of all dates for the play “Her | Cardboard Lover,” which was scheduled to open here last night. Members of the company left for New York. Miss Eagels' manager reported she was suf- fering from ptomaine poisoning. BYRD PLANé GOES WEST. Bennett and Baichen Leave New York for Detroit. MILLER FIELD, Staten Island, N. Y. March 20 (P —Floyd Bennett and Bern: Balchen, pilots in Comdr. Rich- ard E. Byrd's projected Antarctic ex- pedition, tonk off at about 11 am. to- day for the Pard airport in Detroit ‘They will test there. in a series of flights. a three-motored Ford plane for use on the polar trip. Flying another expedition ship. & Bele anea. they were accompanied e ‘Wragge, & friend. AT Bishop to Confirm Class. Bishop James E. Preeman will con- fer the sacrament of confirmation on & | large class st St. Mary's Episcopal | Church, Twenty-third street hetween G and H sireets, st 8§ o'clock lomorrew night. The bithop will alse preach the sermon. in M Abe Martin Says: N i < A mothers first duty b U her family an’' nome After thet 1Us notuddy’s business how she brandienes her knees It must be swful U be rich an' have nothin’ U ook ¢t but th' result o warne murder v wittin’ e up agin We can't be & gon without foiks eogin these days from us, 7 FOR_GOOD APPETITE AND DIGESTION TAKE Vor Sule at AN Peoples Drug Slores Cream of Pennsylvania Petroleum. High fire test, great body and small car- bon content, less gasoline dilution Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication PUTOURAT THE O THAT (8 DIPFERENT PROM ALY OTHPES Feware of Substitutes Bayerson Ol Works Columbis 82 Nephew of Hesse Arrested After Locomotive Is Required to Pull Machine Loose. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md. March 20— John Gordon Hesse, 510 A street south- east, Washington, a necphew of Maj . superiniendent of police, arrested early SBunday morning at Landoyer by Pennsylvania Rallroad Detective H. C. Pisher and taken hefore Justice of the Peace Hugh O'Neil at Biadensburg, charged with reckless driving, is to appenr before Prince Georges County Police Justice J. Chew Sheriff here to- | morrow morning. Hesse was returning from a dance at the Beaver Dam Country Club, ac- companied by Prederick William Henry Boettcher, 322 Ninth stréet southeast, Washington. Losing his bearings in the blinding sleetstorm, he missed the toad at Landover and turned onto the rallroad iracks. | After running down the tracks some distance the wheels of the automobile caught in a switch of the jrack and heid the machine fast. 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