Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1928, Page 3

THE -EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, RASCHE TRIPWAITS |~ win_mogers | IHOUSTON PRESSES T || VERDCTNSUT e HUNTFORLINCHERS onear INTLANTIC & PACIFI e " ° " | . ! st iMrs. Stiliman Disgounts Ef-| ™ ":“; i ‘“:ifl,‘jf;{l,‘,*;,:;,l;:,f Attack on Convention Eve g | forts of Firm to Prevent /) dowinimanow | Stirs City—$10.000 Voted - A E D g is just to pl { tables Flight. - gole iy i el for Search. | your land and T A caddy. e A — By the Associated Press. 3\ e - Say, there Is a : NEW YORK, June 21.—A temporary | lot of people down HOUSTON, Tex.. June 21.—Stirred | | injunction today stood between Thea \ here that haven'y |DY the first lynching here in 50 years, / | Rasche, German girl fiyer, and her | municipal, county and State officials | projected fiight to Europe. The in- 3P pald thelr bet | joined gcs«em_ in an intensive search junction was obtained by Harold W. \ . against Smith yet. | for the eight unmasked white men who }gam\en and his u&sign;e. the Hn}lls{ I had been led to | early yesterday morning took Robert 59 2 s | Corporation. The proceedings revealed | \' believe that it | Powell, 24-year-old colored slayer, from Th W d S | them as the backers with which Miss was all over. |a hospital cot and hanged him from | at In Two ordas is the tOTy | Rasche recently severed relations. . ) T ar fiving to- | bridse. . A [} {"The injunction, returnable tomorrow ; 3 | " The fact that the lynching took place f &P S | afternoon. restrains Miss Rasche from _day to Fort Worth, | 310" the national political spotlight is o uccess. using the plane purchased by her new 1 the ranchman's |tined on the city caused officials par- - | backer, Mrs. James A. Stillman, or from post office. Hur- | tjeylar concern. | making any flight from North America ! rah for Amon | An appropriation of $10.000 W | or Europe Carter, West ted by the city council for an in- { A similar injunction was served upon Texas, and Dan | vestigation by a committee of six, two | A. R. Martine, banker and aviation en- e | members of which are colored. District from whom Mrs. Stillman pur- e | Judge Langston King charged the grand | thusia % | eh N Jessie Jones got me some chill chased the plane. 'S R ~ = . v e ready, and .a ticket to the hau |jury to drop all other matters while it | BROMLEY JERSEY FROCKS M. S ok W where they are exhibiting the New | osares 1010 He I oras - Do ot ue e Fire | ;:M“&ffl-‘v;} Stillman were | York delegation. for the arrest of each partic s c 1 s 27c Fancy Creamery Li Pertect Fwandatton far Any Frovk this morning to Old Orchard P. S—Claremore’s got @ mani- |lynching and sent a d i " ° Fresh Churned U c SNUGGLEBAND UNDERTHINGS S morning o O1d Orchard | curist. Here's the town for the | Rangers here to joln oth BROMLEY-SHEPHERD CO., Inc. 4 z Democrats in 32, if they meet again. Mrs, Wm. R Carr. Manage 'm not worried a bit over this.” Mrs. | Y Boweil was charged with the killing Waskincion | Stillman said. “The plane is now in SR i cfectiy 5 \ E o TU MR o || Rk, meante papers sve 1| RANSOM DEMANDIRAISED. |of & W. Davis, city detective, n 8 g4 | \ Fancy Ripe Tomatoes my name and I don't see how they can e 8 5 ; B i Bl o T BT s ont, Mo e 11| S s S S ananas fceberg Lettuce Cantaloupes Extreme Care | Galin Harrie, Aight manager f0f the | Ransom demands for Luciano Mejido, | investigators believed might lead (e sp Fancy Large Size String Beans . . . c is exercised here in fitting your || hetmer, its attorney, charged ~Miss | Spanish ranchman, who was kidnaped | Pehetson ymeere. tor 2 f 2 B Prcscriptions Rasche with breaking relations _with |near Tierra Blanco a_fortnight ago, | Atendans at the HOSpEL told colects Doz. 25c Ear Corn . . .. W or [ 1 their company at the instance of Mr. | were increased from $2.500 to $12,500 | On® OF H& PRTS NG S leve “and over P, oo S bunches 7 5 d CLAFLIN e 1o sccept more advantageous | yesterday. The demands were accom- (SOl braid on the Wil Secle ANC S | ¢ by 15¢ panied by threats to kill th> priso m“ 8 e | r | C nless the ransom wed paid immedi- P: emons | Carrots silie Sl SR res eas ately. e e on Tailed to live up to its promise to| The Mexican government has assured | Johannesburg, South Africa, will Thin Skin and Juicy Green Peppers ot ot | eliver a plane to her by June 10. The |the Spanish legation at Mexico City | spend $2.500.000 in constructing a new | N. bb 3 l b 1 | Bellanca plane purchased by the com- | that every effort is being made to run | municipal electric lighting and power ecw Cfl age. .. ...... . oy c | pany arrived at Curtiss Field June 7. |down and exterminate the bandit group. _station. Oni | \ise Rasche assorts it was not de- | s e ] N\ l Texas Onions . . ... .. S e J vered to her, although she was allowed | || % 922 14th St. | °Two of the members of the Hollis || i | Corporation are revealed as Herman B. | | i | Wilson of South Norwalk, Copn. and | I I I Fresh 4 CHOICE Harry C. Banister of New York. I e ‘ FILLET e areke pecia { Claims $15,000 Expended. I : “ e | | The corporation asserts in its com- || Tontine Cloth Window Shades it | | plaint that it has already spent or| waterproof, washable and fadeless. of | obligated itself to the extent of $15.000 Il Let us shade your home (new or old) GENUINE T e iy o] with these beautiful shades (assorted I HADDOCK ‘R&;‘the sstl‘t;]flm:"week.m oty colors) and enhance the attractiveness i rs. woul e to fly i | g { Atlantic with Miss Rasche. | ; ol sourihioms. Direct From Boston “I would like to fly across the At- | (il I I | 1antic.” she said, “but that is a ques- [ tion of weight. I would be only too | y . SR 5 FRR (& m BEC | We have been very fortunate again this week in From a nearby Virginia ’thD)' to accompany her on the trip, if < t | for no other reason than to show my I S o I = = 5 s ~ confidence in her ability.” L Measure I purchasing a supply of Genuine Spring Lamb at a. packer. Only the choicest MISS BOLL QUITS CANADA. E o At | i very attractive price and in turn are passing the crabs are selected and savings along to our customers. picked. ; es. lor New in Monoplane (1 it I T — | | Mackerel | CHOICE LEGS Lump Meat . Ib., 69¢ R CE, Newfoundland, I . STOKES SAMMONS, Proprietor | I HARBOR GRA w. s |l SHOULDER ROAST e Flake Meat .1b., 45¢ June 21 (P).—Miss Mabel Boll took off (s, 2t 837 Jocal ume s morsing | N BREAST for Stewing. . . . tiss Pield, X, ¥, —— — = = | [l LAMB PADDIES Clean Meat .1b., 40c | At the controls was Oliver Le Bou-| tillier, pilot, and also aboard were Ar- thur Argles, co-pilot, and Andrew Sur- ini, mechanic. 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