Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1928, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C SDAY, AUGUST 28, 1928. LAMNOT DU PONT OUT FOR HOOVE ™ Hy e ] (01 SORLE DS IN NURIH DAKUIA e s o s boen Stive, 19 (ormne ecutive chair Walter Maddock, the lieu- | tenant governor. who s a real dirt | farmer and is rated a self-made man ’ He was educated in the common schools and business college. Later he studled law and civil engineering, taking mail courses in those subjects ing several farmer co-operative Asso- “{ations. He was elected lieutenant gov- rnor in recognition of his services to he Non-partisan League as a member FEES MAKES DEMAND FOR TRIAL BY JURY Pleads Not Guilty When Arraigne for Colliding and Driving Car While Intoxicated. | ever, forced nim into the curb about | | nalf'a block away, Johnson says. The | Arrest was made immediately by the | policeman. who also happened to be driving by at the time. | Fees was twice arrested for reckless | | driving earlier in the Summer. He was | d | fined $25 on the first charge and was | acquitted by a jury on the second by a | directed verdict | He is also under Indictment for the | | nlleged embezzlement of funds while employed as a disbursing officer in the SERVICES ARE HELD FOR ROBERT CRAI Gov. Ri'nhi; fl;ld Vo;herr Prominent Marylanders Attend—Perma- nent Burial Later. | Brooke Lee. speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, and John Mackall, chairman of the Maryland State Roads | Commission. A large number of the col~ | ored employes from Mr. Crain's South- ern Maryland estate also attended. | ‘While ‘he has devoted much of his time in recent years to his Mount Vic- toria place, Mr. Crain has kept his resi- dence at the Wyoming avenue house. He had offices in the Otis Building at the time of his death Brother of Smith Sunporter' Appeals to Business Men to ) ihe Legislature and his experience | 1 , ! Official Wl Only Three Days. i Maddock Succeeds VTR T Thtsisan s | ast Republienn national convention Department of Justice. 3 World War Trophies Available. EXTENDS CONDOLENCE. The War Department still has World War trophies on hand and these will be | Gov. Ritchie, the Minister of Austria zar L. G. Prochnik. and many promi- Don Claire Pees of Bethesda, Md ho was arrested by Policeman L J | i Tn 1996 he married Miss Marguerite | Johnson of the Traffic Bureau at New | o1t ers funel - Back G. 0. P. Nominee. to Post. Tierney of Grand Forks They have v nue and R street vesterday G . | Sry y'van:w?nr?\r"Rn;ell.mgg:m. l;nr\:wr:: distributed to veterans' organizationz. onr sons and a daughter ged with driving while intoxi-| U. S. Army Sends Sympathy to and long a Maryland Demncratic party Providing the organizations communi- g . cated and Ieaving after colliding, plead- | 1 ’ leader, which were held at the Crain|CAte With the department. svecifying * #5 the Aswociated Prese Br the Assoeisled Press ed not guilty and demanded a_jury trial | France in Fayolle's Death e 1 S s the articles they want and defray the Officer Ordered to China cost of shipment. . The trophies on o S " BISMARCK. N. D. August 8. Gov when arraigned before Trafie Court | i P . Vioes A P o § A GREa s GF okt DRNOBA1Gd Bera] ey 6 i _ Tudge John P, McMahar today, Bond|g LI AcUnE Sectetary of War. Col. C. | Serviece were conducted by Bt B | hand include minnewsrers, small guns SRR & fow wook yitend this morning o €| Gant. George L. Ramscy. 26h Infan- | was fixed at $500 on each charge and |5 Robbins. yesterday sent to the Prench | gpiobs Ghiurch, Baitimore. The body | howitzers. helmets. “buckles and bay- Pierre du Pont. announced ie would Death was caused by heart disease. pron orered th Peking for duty with | 105 CAS® set for hearing September 13 | minister of war. through the American | was temporarily laid in a vault at Pros- | onet According to Policeman Fees hit a parked car belonging to message . Powell Penn of 104 S street and failed | “The United States Army extends to Tchteherin, soviet foreign | to stop. The driver of a car who was | the French Army its deep sympathy on i familiar with six lanzunges ' nchind Fres and saw the accident. how- | the Joss of that gallant brother in arms Marshal Fayolle.” Johnson. | military attache in Paris, the following from which ke had been critically ill . - for the past three davs. Arthur Gustave Sorlie was born April 26. 1874. near Alderta Lea. Minn. His parents were Iver and Mary Sorlie. ne- tives of Norway. When he was 19 vears old he came to North Dakota where he worked in a bank, operated 1 pect Hill Cemetery until arrange: |can be made for permanent burial on the Crain estate at Mount Victoria, Md Other prominent Marylanders at the funeral were: Judge Miichell Digges, of the Cireuit Court of Maryland: E. support Gov Smith for the presicency. | Lammot du Pon d in a state- | ment made public today that he would! vote for Herbert Hoover Lammot du Pont is president of the E. I du Pont de Nemours & Co. and his | brother, who held that office during the troops in China. Stiff straw hats made in America depend’ for material on other countries: Hemp braid from Italy. artificial straw braid from Switzerland. hemp and straw braids from Japan and China Grorge minister World War. it chairman of the board. 7 general store and later became a travel- ‘They are co of Coleman du Pont, GOV. A. G. SORLIE. ing salesma Republican. U State Senator from. In 1907 he entered the fuel, sced and Delaware modification. carry sufficient votes to business at Grand Forks as A G Lammot du Pont’s statement app:ils repeal the eizhteenth amendment Sorlie & Co. The enterprise was suc- fo business o stand by the Repub- A definite plan for control of the ! cessful and was the basis for a con- tican party “because under Republwen liquor trafiic must be worked out and | siderable fortune. which he later ac- ast cight vears we 0ld 10 the pudlic. In that way only can | cumulated in other business ende and tnder Damo- | We secure the necessary heavy majority Despite his extensive interests. cratic adn h we have hed Jess| (0 repeal the eighteenth amendment Non-Partisan League selected him as prosperity imes. This will b> ~ccomplished more rapidiv | its standard bearer in 1924, and he won 4 mnder Republican prosperity than Dem- ocratic Gepression.” the gubernatorial election after a ho fight with R. A. Nestos. the Republican incumbent. He was re-elected in 1 but did not seek renomination year. saying that he desired to reti to private life at the end of his term In 1900 Gov. Sorlie married Miss Jen- PLANS FOR PROTECTION | OF PANAMA CANAL ZONE‘X“P Odegard, who died later In 1919 he married Miss Grace Millchoe at Prosident Sote Apart 1.804 Acres of Grand Forks. 5 |~ The first important act of office came Avnilable Land as Military to Gov, Sorlle when, in his frst term. he | appointed Gerald P. Nye to the United | States Senate to succeed Senator E. F For the better protection of the Pana- | Ladd. who died in office ma Canal Zone tne President has set | Sorlie’s death brings Lo the e apart 1804 scres of land adjacent to | = = Venado Besch and the Seco Lever Cclony Reservation as a military reser- vat to_be known as “Bruja Pomt Military Reservation” for the use of military forces under the jurisdiction of | the Secretary of War. 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