Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1928, Page 3

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. .D. €. OCTOBER 14, BANDIT. REMEMBERING FAVOR. RETURNS MONEY TO BOWMAN S““. MYSIERIUUS Renrevntahves Pnetm in i | Car Identily Him France Gets Meager Infor- as Benefactor. | mation of Disaster Cost- 1 ew aoome macane | SUBMARINE'S L0 FITS VEST POCKET || Docs Wark of $300 Machine —Costs Only $2.95! Adding long columns of need no longer worry storekeepe:s and business men. For a highly practical adding machine, weighing only 4 oz which fits the vest pocket, “FIRSTLADY" TOAID IND.A.R. CEREMONY To Place Documents in Con- stitution Hall Corner figures has been invented by C. M. Cleary. || ing 43 Lives. Hold-Up by One Who States Stone October 30. Suite 1978, 173 W. Madison St.. Chi- || 3 eago, Tl This amazing adding ma- 52 He Is ex-Service Man | e = chine sclls for $2.95, vet does the || | 5 ; : Br the Acsociated Press Mr<. Calvin Coolidge will be an hono ork of a $300 machine. It is sim- 1 a v . e hn inacat CoATOE G0 5 il PARIS, October 13,—The submarine Is Wasted Effort. guest a the laving of the corner ston: S Cicars. Mstantly. and i abeiuion: Il ondine, ‘which ‘was \tiried dnto. a teel of Constitution Hall. the mew audi coffin for 43 young officers and sailors | | torfum and library of the Daughters ot oi the French navy when sh2 was ram- the American Revolution. now in proces ate. The inventor want : it in- tenduced evervwhere and is making Because he had at one time done a - o f1 Vi k of construction. just west of their na Jogrie dutediiatihe] el e L S T e i e R e tional headquariers. The First Ladv money.—Advert rmen, her m:p with hor 6000 feet down in him up .with pistols en ths National of ':f'fanp?f'r“ifll' ;:ll::;‘»fl ?."mil]»-:::t‘; x "‘%»fi'fii1'12.°éfiéfle nor officialdom to- | FIERWAY near Addison, Pa.. Iast Mon- Jesterday, at the Iaying. whieh Wil taks night knew much more about the day night and fook $30 from his lace at' 3 o'clock on the afternoon of RNlTU RE disaster than they did when the first pocket, Representative Frank L. Bow- Hetober 30, . B ol et that is distinctive and & i when recognized by the bandit. had ean Revolution, is issuing invitation : Conflict in Reports. the money returned tn him and was to the ceremony and the final program individnal at speeral price There was some conftict between press foi the event is being whipned into Terms Convenient |*ccounts. and ths ofcial announce. |04 to & on his was. N REPRESENTATIVE BOWMAN. | 00" o date wa: selected. it wa b ” ment. The latter sald the captain of | Mr. Bowman, while rn Enistofrt SR ST explained, because of the presence o : the Greek steamer abandoncd the Virginia was driving up Winding Hi |the national officers and other lcaders Gem’le Plitt o, MInE. oo o b e the National Highwav. near Add!«! JOR IS § . of the Daughters of the American Rev- the collision. Some of th2 press ac-|son. when he saw a man lying on the at that time, az the Al Paimting—Paperhanging—0phol tery lution in the ¢ counts from Rotterdam indicate that side of the road. apnarently injured. D. C. Emmonz Azsizned to A= Constitution Hall committee will meet Phone M. 7‘8 13lh Sl he remsined in the vicinity for 13 'and another man bending over him o i on the evening of October 30 and the 4224 | hours. The accident occurred about As Mr. Bowman stopped his car to ant War Secretary's Office. national board of management of tha 11 pm. October 3. Offictal aecounts | see if he could give assistance. the sald the Greek steamer proceeded at|men jumped on the running board. ;1 oclock” in the morning. Some of |drew pistols and demanded his money. | ‘Ached to the office of the Chief of Alr | the press reports gave this hour as 1| They then proceeded to ransack the | Corps. Munitions Building, has been de- .O'C%f;fk fh]e‘r:e:fl fl{fl'molfln» ¢ Capt, |[EAF Of the car. where they found | | tailed to duty in tho office of the As-|planned to'rush construction o he ministry of marine rent Capt.|some of the Representative's campaign ey edifice in which Daughters of the Am: Fernet of the general staff to Rotter- | posters. Recognising . Mr Nm\manm“a"' L A e b stk Hoeto) ro il LI dam to take part in the investigation. = | through his picture, the hold-up man, | Li*ut. Howard W. Lehr. United States | o0 FAVelore SO0 Oa gy SeadEinay | ¥ho iaid he was an cxservice man | Infantry. now srving as an nstructor . i- | remembered that the traveler had once | Ohio National Guard at The evening newspapers today criti- | gonl™iee HEL (e FAREITE T OnCe | been ordered to this city for qutv #s Two D. C. Men Commiscined. cized the naval minisary for sonaing | pone " v S tAlE R TR it istant to the executive officer, Natiol ~ heer [the smal. untried submarine on a test |ynif€ N, TONC EURE M {0/ €ON\ Borkd for the Promotion of Rife prac- | IO more Washinatonians have becr {trip at this time of the year without | 2 tice, War Department. in the Reserve Corps of the Avmy. They escort. They pointed out that the . Capt. Charles M. Cowherd, Veterinary | If e Reserve Corps of thte ATHY. LICY walers off Capt Finisiere are dangerous| YE TRUST GAINS. S e S Corps. in Hawaii, has heen ordered to | at this season even when relatively | this city for duty at the Army Medical | A20NES Branion o the, Blebersatel, o Maj. Delos C. Emmons, Air Corps. at- | organization will convene on October 31, for its regular meeting. Mrs. Bri ner stone laying ceremony MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 3h St Whari Datle 10 AM. and 2 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25c¢ ML Vernon not ape Cate ana Laneh Coo, calm. | School. and First Lieut. Leslie S, Wil- | C ce p The disaster hit France the hatder | German Organization's Report|liams Quartermastsr Gorps. in Phila- e e because submarine aceidents have been | | delphia.”also has been ordered to ihis | Richard C. Darnell of the Buteay of very rare in the navy of this country. | Shows Favorable Rusiness, | eity for duty as assistant to the loeal | © i sacond lieutenant in th> Chemical War- The last_occurred in June, 1912, when | | fare Servics, the Vendenaire was cut in two by the | cruiser St. Louis while on maneuvers CERTAIN-TEED | thi"the Provoise was rammed by a 0. N chznnel steamer as she was coming to ot - the surface near Calais. BERLIN, October 13 (), —The gen. | UATtermaster supply officer. eral prospects of the German dye trust | were reported favorable at the semi- | annual meeting held in Bitterfeld and a good dividend is expected. 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