Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1928, Page 6

¥ 6 ! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1928. - statement calling upon the revolution- | bonds, In order to organize agricultural coNleER BOULDER DAM_ rr;r:le{::;:tr::y!l::"l‘;;i[u]dnc::mgmim ;;:r;celautg"t‘:'lo e\‘nhib‘tx!;k;‘gea::.];r:fi p"»:}. FUN[RA[ Is HE[D ILI(]“OI‘ Picked Up O A SRR ints to follow President Calles as. their | Production. — great dam on the Colorado River eral Penitentiary, was released on parole S 8! ONLY LEADER IN MEXICQ [only leader ' L | Maj. Gen. William L. Sibert of the | yesterda: rioon ony z s | d b .| Maj. G . 8 . | y afternoon. Dwyer was rec. In Street Gets “We must gather around Calles”| Defeat Liquor Law Delay. |Investigators Delve Into Data to | ypiieq Siates Army engincering de- | ommended for parole by the prison phy. ¢ Senor Leon said. “T am going to co-| BOGOTA, Colombia, August 14 (4 Determine Location. | partment, head of the board, and his | sician hecause of the poor state of hi | associates were uncommunicative { health. He had served about one and e PR sreste | Minister of Agriculture Urges Rev- | ey Finder Arreste d { with him in carrying out e f . “ogor 1o postpone application of a | A | olutionists to Co-Operate in Car- | & nment’s program, which is the | ; iiting ol | DENVER. August 14. (#) - Rolling 2, one-half years of his sentence. | e [ program of the revolution recent Iaw restricting the consumption |, neir shirt sleeves to delve into truck | s i v g | or Leon said Calles would en-| . : Jolombia | . b P 2 PG T Baseraniont Frogam g B ( alcholic lquors in Colombia until o, oe (ojantine material and data that Dry Prisoner Paroled | The Jewish community in Baltimor- as pledged itself to raise $100,000 in Searcely two minutes after he had e | H vor to develop the agrarian princi- | X 1032 has been defeated by a large ma- | : ¢ have accumulated in an eight-year con-| ATLANTA, Ga qust 14 (@) .| B Ga., August 14 (P —Wil- | B8 B0, patgn for the. erea. - helped himself to a half gallon of | By the Assoctated Press | d vl les of Gen. Alvaro Obregon. H@ will | H : alleged liquor which he had seen an- | "\ b 8 p | He will | S Ao ik , e MEXICO CITY. August 14--Luis|try to ndicate the nt's rights | jority the Coiombian Chamber troversy ove . ” G b . Miss ~Jessie McDonald Is e eset. rax. ingo ‘tr\:rl.";lul(lm | Leon, who has been reappointed min- |and to afford proper protection to the | Deputies. The new legisiation will xn"'”"; v oves l‘l‘“"(’d'“‘ C“'z“"' Dam, a|liam F. Dwyer, convicted in a New York | tion of Yeshiva Collegg for American sy Jmpys or 54 | ister agriculture, ¢ issued 7 andowners, bo 7 board of investigators wenl. into session ' Federal cour Sopeiy ; st men and was arrested for transport- i" ter of agriculture, today issued a rights of landowners, both within legal | into ef in October "fl ; g et |7~( on Federal court of conspiracy to violate ' Jewry Praised at Rites Here. | o o Meation Irving told police he was hurrying Burial in Indiananolis. | home in the driving rain and took } & shoii caw thiough the 3106 block e e | of Coppershop alley. He noticed anotner man running ahead of him 8 : and saw him stop a moment. place Yol Na- | Gomething in the street and run on ) o I, e v nd the “something " to be ucted i Rt a Jilon far "Bish thedral today at 11{ jrying who picked up the jar an Bishop James E. Freeman of | .iarted running in the opposite di. rection. A moment later he found hunself in the nends of Poilcemas G. W. Shinault and M. J. Bridges t of the seventh precinct e 11 be o ¥ Irving pleaded not guilty and de- i1l be in Crown Hill | hded a jury trial upon arraign- orrow TIOPO%t the services| ment in Police Court yesterday Beginning Tomorrow and Continuing through August g e In which “Furniture of Merit” is being featured at wonderfully attractive prices—convincing of this store’s Comporers’ Society to Conduct Fu-| ability to command the market’s most acceptable types —in the makes of highest repute—offering them to neral for A. ¥ Lamb, Destitute. NEW YORK. August 14 (#)—The | marked advantage. body of Arthur J. Lamb, composer of | sleep in the Deep” and other favorite 1l be saved from burial in pot- s | Living Room Suite. .. *174 , Living Room Suite. .. %224 ) Society of Composers, Authors Smen; | and lishers. At the time of his k R ; | 3 Pieces s h 3iPiscas hoir of men and St W BURIAL ARRANGED. | | | | | | made the jou ‘ death Iv $3.90 in cash was found in pockets. Sackin said Lamb’s only relative is an aunt in Bath, Richly carved frames of hardweod: uphol- . Z Overstuffed type, with the partially exposed frames, stered in high pile mohair and jacquard; with W O € 7 > 1 A 4 which are given artistic treatment. Covered with rich \ o 8 A mohair; the reverse side of the cushions covered in Leader Shoe Store | Silf tore velour “6i fhe ‘oliter sids. ‘Desply / 3 s ‘ | T 1 i | . éz jacquard properly toned. McDonald overstuffed throughout Open Saturday Until 9 P.M. 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