Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1928, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1928. e o0 | T i i . . " FAIE UF FARE RlSE |Parrot Flutters Down to Safety ’ . Democratic Rally Tonight. ' |Woman Shuts Door in Face of Police, |G “é':&gf:'“?:'dp'fif%" ‘Z:‘i??? TWO SLAIN BY DRY PATROL = 2 3 e Vuter ; o o i and released under bonds totaling $800 SN : After Night Spent in Treetops| o of Wond war Veterans, ac. Doubting They Are Official Raidews|™ == |courte on Border Transport companied by its “fying squadron” nf‘ L R iquor Refuse to Halt. well known speakers and its Fife and Auto Kills Grave Digger. | — aeia | eI Drum Corps of 40 pieces, will co-operate : TUCSON, Ariz. September 28 UP | senorita is overjoved today. Nora | Norfolk the birds were allowed to fiy | Qi COIRE 20,00 BECCS 00 0 onr:lpmrr Recalling several accounts in the ting the door in his face. SneclaliDiRALEN to The Sac PG sabot s stk ; i is back with her again. and the two|around the house and yard, but had | yally at the courthouse in Roekelllo to- | newspapers recently about persons gain-| The wearer of the badge, however.| FREDERICK, Md., September 28— ks s Sl s girls are having a wonderful time chat- | never left the premises and did not | night. | ing entrance to private homes by pre- | was Serat. O. J. Letterman and he had |J. C. Bowers. 70 vears old. a grave | Ross W. Huzgins of 7 a 3 [ tering away about “Nora's” adventures | KNOW the meaning of shifting for them- ST . tending hey were revenue agents Miss | with him Policeman William F. Burke | digger at Mount Olivet Cemeters. dica | unidentified negro near Deming. N. M Corporation Counsel ASKed iact might in e tre top. “Rora " fel- | Yi“sias v g baek s comiortomie | Explosion Kills Five. | MUSAEL 2V \P\Aet Seriset tn | apariment mevertheies an i iew By " agiombole driven by Taf Brn: | inee aucmante 1 oreered T of g e | ing venturesome yesterday, decided to | cage again ORBETELTD. A1y, Sebienber . 15, ol Ie0e Her niome was Being oeided when | niomientat Miss® Youmger: founcli Nerselr | dvnbait’ Botas weniseid foihaveined | -~ SooTiole a8 Orderedl TRELSE for Opinion as to Dismissal | sce the wide world. and perhaps there | _She and Senorita are with their mis- | (1.—Five persons were killed and five a tall man in civilian clothes knocked | under arrost. TR, aced i crossing the street | ficers said the automobile in which T e e sowann, wihg. e left home, | LLcss on 8 short visit with friends at | injuted in an explosion at & dynamile |at her door and showed a police badge.| She was charged with maintaining |and stepped backward in the path of | the men were riding was loaded With 5 of Application. B T v /bl iy Sy st | plant. here today.+ She backed up her convietion by shut- | a disorderly house and illegal possession | dancer. e see. Nora is a parrot. and parrots are | _ notoriously discreet, about such things. = * At any rate. Nora decided that the The fate of the move of the street strange world isn't evervthing it's car companies for a higher rate of fare | cracked up to be. and. although ad- apparently rested today with Corpora- | Venturing is fl“l ri‘fl“'v she ‘.“"““’h rather | 5 Y be home, so early this morning she came e oaes Sty | (0 the conclusion something should b | - . - N > | done about it at once. | Commission to write a legal opinion &s |~ “That “something.” she thought in her 10 hether the application of the Capi- | parrot's mind, was to summon help. and al Traction Co. can be dismissed on| o was better when one was in a Bloomer-Ready! The time of the year when bloom- 9 Bags,_$s , S e reconnEa i STelided ers are most in demand and we're . g 3 cluded : Nearly every smart Fall type 2 2hia ; ok r ! Gl S r 2 . - s in this collection metal link, suede, v.r._wdl\ ! Glove ¢ 1]1\ and crepe de J back “straps, envelope and top- e s chine types in daytime and eve- Tandle Bags., Soniet withi Heil id belts for coats an sports frocks! Brown, tan, navy, jun- the grounds urged by People's Counsel | | ning colors! ( N S | pinch than her mother. | s = . frames. Black, brown, tan, navy, &ar‘g}t’ poB.ve‘l:{;l?:gi};:;—o(:M e l,,,;;“'{.‘;’fé".;,i{}‘é"};’, ?cfi:séhAi:‘mr e Special Group in Crepe de A FASHION INSTITUTION green, wine g Da A FASHION lNSTITUT7l[0N gle green, plum, wine, black. $1. Indications that the commission fs | 0§ (100G (gl i the air. Leoking Chine, §3 D RS R eI I;udba‘. Shop—Street Floo T - Belt Shop—Street Fl S Floor elt Shop—Street Floor considering the refusal of the demands | ;5" she saw Nora, whom she had re- Grey Shops—Second Floor of the car companies came late quested police to search for yesterday. day when Col. Harrison Brand, jr., and | perched precariously on the topmost Engineer Commissioner Willlam B.[pranch of a nearby tree. Tadue decided in a protracted executive | “Gome to mother,” she called coax- conference to ask Mr. Bride to write 01y and down fluttered Nora, safe | the opinion. John W. Childress, chair- | ot"jast after the most hectic night of man of the commission. Was absent | per Jife. v | from the meeting. having been called | "'Norg 'is one of the two expensive . away the night before to Nashville, | parrots Mrs. Cunningham bought less Tenn., where his mother is seriously ill. | than two years ago a short time after | Question Asked of Bride. they were hatched. At her home in | The specific question asked Mr. Bride follows: “Assuming that the evidence does not show ‘present urgent needs’ would the | Ciatits commission be acting within its legal | MeCormick Medical Glasses Fitted powers in granting the motion to dis- | College Eves Examined miss the case for failure to prove one § DR, (jnL;xU[)E S. 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Lyrl|1ch, |\;\'<; of | Th, = R d = his assistants, to work on the opinion, - the former because of his familiarity in, Run-down with the questions involved in the Cap- ital Traction Co. case. Mr. Sfephnnsi ‘ Mother Qllickly tures forth this Winter will wear a VELVET COAT! These are glori- ous! They look like “a million dol- lars.” The collars and cuffs of Antelope Suede Belts Are Smart w represented the Utilities Commission in ||| 3 | the car companies’ valuation case before | Galns 5 “)8 3 ) 3 the court of oppeals in 1925, ol | - ; S - 5 o choicest furs...the <ilhouette slim The commission also asked Mr. Bride || .p o0yoq 5 1bs, while taking Iron- Certain to be smart! For 15 of the smartest shops in the United for another opinion growing out of the 2 States choose Romney styles together! Fashion leaders at prices that A 4 || ized “Yeast,” writes Mrs. George recent fare-increase hearings. 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