Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1928, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 25 1928, 5 1 1 DR. WILLIAM L. loan Olimatologleal and Olinical As-|Qrientals Admitted to West Point. o o HUNI FUR MISSINB Trio of Motorists End Hard Luck LAST stg 'II'J(;II;‘(')‘RROW Siey of"North Carolna, the Americun | Eresident Cooldge lgned. ods &'{?' D. J K A UFM AN INC. 2 Medical Association and a director of { Tour thn Nabbed l)y D C Detectlvcs —_— the National Tuberculosis Society. He ;gbl;eeccfivi otrw% ns:lnulxcefien nmfz t:vo ughl;nom Internationally Known Tubercu-|erved as o ";:'g:;n;h:g‘l]%m B e | K caderay. The candidates would be des- 1005 Pa. Ave. v I P losis Expert Dies at Mount A ignated by their respective governments. J . - N\ Hard luck, which has been trailing a | Winston-Salem, N. C. The banker de: ki a. ve. A IA GRS lANNEn | trio of youthful motorists as they tour- | serted in New York with all their funds Alto Hospital. Electricity rates in England are being R 1724 € ed — | the Eastern part of the country, | McGill was picked up on the road in reduced to pre-war figures. Germany has a steel-house vogue. ! ide home Funeral services for Dr. Willlam Le- dealt them a crushing blow when they | Delaware nm‘f was offered a ride Roy Dunn of Atheriier . & Ihisrias i | arrived in Washington last night. Thev [ The arrests were made by Detectives —— No Word Received From|yere stranded "t the " Moument | Jacob Wolk and Frank M. Alligood, who | onally known for his Work' in. com- | srounds without gasoline or money. |learned from the Elkin authorities thai [Dating tuberculosis, who died in Mount ™ ; Party Leaving Point They were tired and hungry and pretty | Shepherd was wanted on a charge of lew Hospital yesterday, will be con- 't hd OPEN well “fed up” with everything. Then |having participated in the burglarizing |ducted in Asheville tomorrow after- ew n a en came two Washington detectives and 'of an Elkin hardware store. Shepherd |noon at 3 o'clock. Military honors will a Budget Clnrge Acet. Barrow May 11. arrested them all. | denied knowing of the affair. be_accorded at the grave. 3 One of the trio, Foy Simon Shepherd, . _Dr. Dunn was president of the Amer- 21 years old, of Elkin, N. C., left for his " = home in Eikin in custody of Deputy Dance Recital Tomorrow. FLIES By the Assoctated “;“‘; g Chief of Police J. O. Church of that| The annual Spring dance recital of ) SEWARD, Alaska, May 25.—If | fown this morning to answer a charg® | e Evelyn Davis School of Dance will Will Soon _He Here. Capt. Jack Robertson of the Fox Film |of burglary. His companions, Raymond e hal X Theat s Now for » Co., who has not been heard from since | Sanders Spann, 23 years old, also of eld in the Wardman Park Theater : ” 770” m ROOF G he and two other airmen flew on May 11 | Elkin, and Jack McGill, 22, of Knox- at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The CREEN MATERIAL f ”DA Cash Prices—No Interest from Wisem;;n toward Point Barrow in \'lllllc. 'I;;X;n‘h :‘"J:’:}“nm“ by the local | dances will nclude an East Indian at low prices 3 P oW o5 Bxtia/Chs rges two planes, has not returned by Sunday | Police vestigation. X e s here will urge dispatching relict | Shepherd. Spann and another com- | PRutch dance, a dance drama, a Japa z‘;:_‘_' e e litions to investigate. | panion, the banker of the party, drove | nese dance, a comedy number, a dra- bt o re are no radio communications from Elkin to New York. The Elkin [ matic comedy and a Spanish street between Seward and Point Barrow. |police trailed the car, but lost it at'carnival. &_t:r‘_:.uh 2:;:;‘ “(m‘ Navigation will be closed for several Galvanized Sereen Wire, weeks and overland travel is almost im- Bronze Screen Wire, 7e S possible. The planes were not equipped Small Orders Given Careful A|lrn;lnn I . . with skiis and it was thouglit possible No Delivery Charge All Spring Woolen Suits Reduced mm mmeneiitse Tennis Shoes J. Frank Kelly, Inc. | in Our Annual Clearance Sale Quality at Lowest Prices — Always! “Dayias You Get Disd Pilots Russell H. Merrill and Noel ‘Wein, who made the trip with Robert- son, are both veteran Alaskans. PILOT'S BROTHER HERE. | Tramsit Ofcal Requests Unlted States| The time for the Great American New Shoes for Decoration Day dware Building Supnlies —for Men and Boys North 1343 Agencies to Aid Search. ¢ Pilot Merrill, who with two compan- | QOutdoor Sport Shoe is here! 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