Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1928, Page 28

28 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. (. TRIDAY. SEPTEMBER T ek A BB R T i e iy 1928 f Georgia, two rivers of the State wetr | T since these excursions started several Masseuse Forfeits $100. KLAN TO HAVE OUTING. More Than 3.000 Members Expect- | years ago, all masks, robes, hoods and | other regalia will be left at home. Arrested yesterday on a charge of ops | other regalia will be left 8¢ Reir usua | TAHDE 8 massage parlor .\u‘hnulon 1:: ed to Go to Chesapeake Beach. |Cross-burning initiation ceremonials and | cetise. Helene Muller forfeited $100 co = s will turn the day into a gl'(‘at‘)\‘flll'll‘-fl‘late'rfll yesterday in Police Court. The ore than 3.000 Klansmen from the |rally. Prominent Klan officials will| eadquarters De= Divoiat S nesrby Maryiand and Vir- |speak. thelr general theme being “Stop | Arre *o0 B e s ginia will visit Chesapeake Beach to- | Al 6mith.” A great basket picnic on a | tectives C. E. Mansfield an; al morrow on the annual outing of Hyatts- rlooking the bay will be | ders. The woman said she was 50 years shady hill overl | For the first timo another feature old and gave her address as 816 K streer RUTHELDERS MATE PLES ONDRGE ST e T St | cotion duinazed in flooded warehouses L S I []”-[H | at Rockingham and elsewhere. well shove flood smge.m.n%!mu;ds 1 All main thoroughfares of the State | the northern part of the State were | | were declared impassable in o ‘dmrlbfd as nearly impassable. | | stretches, while the Cape Fear Ri The Savannah River at Augusta was T : | Was 48 feet deep, or 13 feet above its | at 24 feet and rising steadily. while thr | banks at Fayetteville, with indic1tions | Ocmulgee was 19 feet at Macon and | of & 52-foot stage in the next 36 hours, | the Oconee was almost 27 feet at Mii- | 5 re vi dgeville. Meteoroligist C. F. Vonher- While more rain was expected today. | 1o e ik Geiig tiver } ¢ % mann here sa vers | conditions in South Carolina were not | mann here Sud, Bare, Cecgll, (Gl y the Assoctated Press. s tate highways so serious, although 46 State highWave || o “more rains_occurred. ~ Cloudy BERLIN, September 7.—The fed- ville Klan. No. 2. Hushand of Aviatrix Hopes to Obtain Decree in December. By the Assoclated Press. BALBOA, Canal Zone, September 7.— Lyle Womack hopes to obtain an inter- locutory decree of divorce in December from Ruth Elder, who, he said, “chose & career rather than be a housewife.” Her failure to kiss him upon her re- turn to New York after almost flying across the Atlantic is cited in his peti- tion for divorce as a cause of much embarrassment. He charges that at that time she said to him in an under- tone: “Don't be a fool.” eral railway administration has or- dered that milk markets be installed at strategic points to enable railway men to quench their thirst. The adminis:~ation will soon send out a special train to show the work- ers graphically the injurious effects of drink and the necessity for absti- nence. In a letter to employes the | administration stated that in view | of attempts to improve the speed of trains it was absolutely essential that workers be sober. { i Plfl:e Crash Kills’ i‘wa HOUGHTON, Mich.,, September 7} (#).—An airplane crash near Kewee- naw Bay took the lives of two pilots yesterday. Walfred Petaja, a commer- cial pilot, and Rudolph Martin of Dol lar Bay. Mich., who was giving passen- ger flights at a county fair, were the victims. Georgia and Both Carolinas§ Report Rivers Over Banks. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., September 7.—River:. in Georgia, North Carolina and South | Carolina today were mounting above their banks to wreak destruction to highways and crops. Worst, conditions obtained probably in North Carolina, where hundreds of square miles of farm land were reported inundated, and thousands of bales of were washed away in the Chesterfield County section. A total of 7.32 inches of rainfall was reported at Columbia during the last two days. ‘While threat of more rain hung o were impassable and many small dams | Who Znows, weather prevails today. = A Merovingian _stone sarcophagus | ntaining human bones has been found Tirlemont, France. 4 S SR e e SATURDAY SPECIALS | hoice of These' Cruelty is charged in the petition and ‘Womack understands his suit will not be contested. Although an interlocutory | decree may be obtained in December | under the laws, a full divorce can not | be_granted befor next June. Womack's petition says his weight | has been reduced, efficiency for work | Jessened and health and reason en-| dangered. He charges that his wife's transatlantic flight attempt caused him many sleepless nights. In a statement after the petition was filed he said: - “I would be delighted if she would return to me. But I begged her many times and she always refused. Nothing would have delighted me more than to love her dearly, but now I see there is nothing else to be done than that which I am doing.” SUIT TO BE UNCONTESTED. ‘omplete Room | utrits MENU PEAS Make lasting friends because thev never disappoint. Ask your grocer JAMES M. DENTY Wholesale Distributor - $119 - Instantly Goodbye hay fever tore tures! Instantly Ercolin, marvelousnewdiscove Ruth Elder, Uninformed About Move, Expresses Surprise. HOLLYWOOD, Calif, September 7 (P).—Ruth Elder will not contest the divorce action filed against her in| Balboa by Lyle Womack. “If he wants a divorce there must be a good reason,” she said in an- nouncing she would not oppose his move. Miss Elder in answer to Womack's charge of neglect of her home as- serted he had provided no home. 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