Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1928, Page 12

S 13 T N A N (6 TR SR, WASHINGTON, . ®. STONDAY, \'T:"i': ¥ CWNA . o Chamber of C i 1y - | sentatives and leaders of indust VIEE PRBB[R FUILS ‘ Missing” British Rector Spends Month |founeed vesterday that more R 1000 | and ‘abiond. had ‘been iniied. Worl(mg as Field Laborer in Canadal’ UEA]-H PI.DT A AIN ‘ N o . & & By the Associated Press to Canada on such an expedition and ' SN . 3 3 MEDICINE AT. Alberta, August 27 ]\\hv'n the public school at ssex, of | here [ the United States Government and to the governments of all countries visited by Lindbergh. MARRIED FIFTY YEARS. guests, including governmental repre- | The film later will be presented to | The “mysterions disappearance” of | Which he was the head. ended its term | i e AR N . S . ) 4| (he Rev. Franklin Hutchinson from hi e Akron Councilman, Enemy of | e In Doddinghurst, Essex, Engln o to Canada i ¥ % T en solve he Rev, M Underworld, Escapes Shots of 22 harvest hands sent ! (5 o of Would-Be Assassin. in his and intends to | a month Hutehinson harvest fields fo nd, the Rev. Mr. Huteh- GOttt Ko e inities nson is working as a field laborer ¢ A en from Gre tarm ncar Brook Alberta The farms and then urvey of Can regards him a he wdian educatic ystem before re turning to Ex SHOW LINDBERGH FILM. NEW YOR lle fs md to ma matters, and f his “disappearance” is a made out of a mole hill” The minister said he hurch office before ihat his plans were k and the secr fon_and_that s 1 gland. urvey e Aaae Is that the AKRON, Ohio, August 27.-An \ 2 mbers of way to- empt Ross. bishop eligious divi no effort el lantic flisht and a graft and bootle, EPIDEMIC OF FEVER SPREADS IN GREECE Bengue Contagion Causes Factories and Shops to Close and Hinders Shipping. A Press. Greece. the dangerous epidemic of ben swept Greece Athens yesterday August 27.—Re- spread of the which has to pour into fever ued At Piraeus 300 shops and 72 factories | were forced to close on account of lack of personnei. Steamers have had great difficulty in finding crews. { hygiene > 15 sections and appointed committees in each to care for the sick and to supervise prevention measur The ministry of national economy Sel circulars to all banks and public collec- tion agencies urging them o grant ex- tensions to debtors who could furnish certificates that they were suffering from the fever POLICEMAN SUSPENDED FOR INTOXICATION Arrested and suspended after he was declared intoxicated last night by Dr James Kilroy. police Surgeon. Policeman Joseph Edward Carroll of the fifth pre- einct forfeited $10 collateral by his ab- sence in Police Court this morning. According to a report filed today with Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, Carroll, who was off duty. approached.Anthony D. Swee- an employe of the Columbia at Ninth and C streets and m to move on. The youth obeyed. t is alleged. but Carroll ran after h: Owens of d up and asked what “The boy has done e is quoted as hav- 1t is imed ormed that he, too t precinct station house. There Owens demanded that Carroll be examined for intoxication and Dr Kil- roy was called. As soon as he nounced his findings Carroll was sus- pended by Sergt, A. W. Giur of the fifth pres 1 has divided | . | last week on a Loop office building in ust | an- | Mr. last week observed the Baltimore, August 20, 1838, 5 years. Victim of Advertising Scheme Gets ‘ Bag of Cotton in “$5.000 Cash Theft™ alked by him, h a feuling upon the big bloated cloth window of Shaw's jew ve thousand dollars, e« and f s of unemployed, penni- a paving brick at the curb of the crowds. he grabbed thr 1 prough the : ava ) for bags. He reely to run before the hand of a nan collared him learned with dismay that | ORY AGENTS DENY " USING DUMDUNS Chicago Men Answer Wound- | ‘ ed Man—Legisiators Probe Shooting. By the Associated Press CHICAGO. August | agents today denied bullets were used by 27.—Prohibition that dum-dum them in a raid which Merle salesman, was shot Adams, as well as police, said he was | | struck by a dum-dum buliet and State charges were preferred against two of the agents. Federal men said the only dum-dum builets they had were for rifies and | that they were seized in a Southside |raid recen They pointed out that Adams was shot with a pistol and ad- | vanced the theory that the split builet | which the police said hit Adams was |not taken from his body but was a { bullet picked up in the raided rooms. | | Two Chicago Representatives. Michael T. Igoe and Thomas A. Doyle, stated yesterday they will demand an investi- | gation into the shooting of Adams ! Adams, | Adams is in a serious condition at St Luke's Hospital. Arthur Franklin, dry raider, who did the shooting, and Ed- | { ward Gill, who. witnesses stated, st Adams over the head with a blackj are held for the county grand jury The two representatives are collecti | evidence. When Congress convenes in December they will present the fact :|and demand an investigation into 1 hair-trigger shooting by agents, they stated In gathering statistics on the amount | of money sent by forcigners in this country back to their homelands and | the purposes for which the money was | itended it was shown that a high-| w.y in the Peloponnesus was built largely with funds from Greek emi- grants in the United States. prohib Relieves pain instantly says Dr. Butler, Long Beach Director sunbutr 1 case Coney lslar ble test,” lirector of » not hesi= e most i the wehaveu ed.” Doesn’t stain clothes jes have chosen 1 remedy after at Ashbury Park, {, Manhattan ere Beach, Rockaway and ethers nburned and Gre c = t 2 1ar today vant sure relief, on't stam cloth ind department and Mrs. Cyprian Jenkins of 540 T lden anniversary of their wedding, which took place in The couple have lived in Wash Gestruction of property o keep his identity the He said he had long planned to come 'here Charles A. 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