Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 41

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In fact, residents of Garner, long boastful of an unblemished record for has neither jail nor policeman, became so indignant yesterday when reading press dispatches that Patterson, ad- mitted burglar, had claimed Garner as his residence, that a resolution of denial was promptly adopted at & mass meet- ing. “We find,” the resolution declared in conclusion, “that no such man eves lived nearer Garner than Cary, N. C.” Patterson, who had served a previous sentence in the Atlanta Federal Peni- tentiary for burglary of a post office, ap- peared at the United States marshal's office at Raleigh Tuesday afternoon and voluntarily confessed fo robbing the Cary post office last April. Pattersor: said he “liked to live in the Atlanta prison” and asked Government law abidance and the fact that the town | agents to send him back. VANDERBILT. SCION World %Wall' Movies for Home" Projection! At this store FFICIAL United States War Department mo- vies of the World War, film- ed in action by the Signal Corps, and made available for home projection by the Eastman Kodak Company. Chateau - Thierry, the Ar- gonne and other thrilling majer offensives in 200 foot Cinegraph reels for home projection. Also a special 2,000:foot reel of authentic war film entitled ® America GoesOver.” You can rent them here to show on Armistice Day or buy them as permanent ad- ditionsito your library. We also have many pro- Jessional releasesinclud~ ing dramas, cartoons, sports pictures.and come Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. (7 607-14th S, N. W, ) . (& Columbia Road Mother Amazed Constipation is one of the worst ealth - ruiners for children. Vaste matter held too long in their little stomachs and bowels, forms poisons which pollute their blood, cause headaches, bad breath, coated tongue, indiges- tion; make them bilious, weak, sallow, fretful and underweight. 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CALIFORNIA IFIG SYRUP TIVE-TONIC for CHILDREN Commodore’s Descendant Attends Opera, Then Kills Self . .. With Pistol. fi By the Assoclated Press. : NEW YORK, November 2—After viewing a presentation of Wagner's .| opera “Tannhauser” at the Metropoli~ tan, Noel Morris, 24, descendant of Commodore Willlam H. Vanderbilt, shot and killed himself at his parents’ home in East Seventieth street. A typewritten note tucked between the leaves of a diary gave the only clue to_the suicide motive. It read: “Tannhauser wasn't brave enough to stick it out, but I have the courage to do it. ‘This is the last entry.” ‘The body was discovered yesterday a locksmith called to remove the iocl on the door of his a) ment after his absence had aro the fears of his family. He was & son of Mr. and Mrs, Dave Dennen Morris, the father being & lawyer_and prominent in financial cir- cles. His mother was the former Alice the story of Tannhauser could have had with his life is a mystery. The opera is in essence an allegory deplct!.ng the evils of lascivious love as cont to the sweetness of love enobled by a spiritual quality. Morris® t and rris’ ts said he was studious, never, to their knowledge, hav- ing interested in girls, He was a member of the Union Club and a stu- dent at the Russell Sage School of So- cial He was & graduate of Antioch College, at Antioch, Ohio, where P specialized in philosophy and social nce. INTRAMURAL SPORTS HALL WISCONSIN AIM Place for Athletics Other Than In- tercollegiate Planned—May Cost $400,000, By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis., November 2.—Plans for a mew_$400,000 intramural sports hall at the University of Wisconsin were announced by George E. ics. Mr. Little sald the posed structure would be e i B gt e letic program o! e o whoaep finance committee meets and Saturday. The new structure’s purpose is to provide a place for indoor athletics other than inf ite. ‘The proposed ,000 field house which is to be bullt at the south end of Camp Randall Stadium will be used for competitive indoor track meets and basket ball games. TWIN CITIES ON AIR LINE. St. Paul and Minneapolis to Be Connected With New York. MINNEAPOLIS, November 2 (#).— Direct air line connection between the Twin Cities and New York will be established within a few months by extension of the present Minneapolis- Chicago-Cleveland passenger schedule of the Universal Air Lines system, Louis H. Piper, president of the Universal Aviation rporation’s new holding company, announced yesterday. Mr. Piper returned yesterdsy from a series of conferences in New York and Chicago, where negotiations were com- pleted for consolidation of nine aviation companies operating air lines, factories and schools in the Middle West, REYNOLDS PICTURE SOLD. American Pays Nearly $500,000 for Betty Compton Portrait, LONDON, November 2 (#)~The Ex- press seys that Sir Joshua Reynolds’ famous full-length portrait of Lady Betty Compton has been sold to an American picture dealer, who has re- sold it to an unnamed American col- lector. It is sald Lord Chesham, owner of the picture, was paid more than £100,000 steriing for the picture, by far the highest price that any of Reynolds’ works has commanded heretofore. BRAZILIAN FLYER KILLED. Aviator's Companion Is Rescued After Plane Falls Into Sea. RIO JANEIRO, November 2 (#)— Lieut. Roberto Drummond was killed and Second Lieut. Marcio de Souza Kello seriously injured yesterdsy when a small Spad monoplane in which they were flying dropped 600 feet into the sea near Sugar Loaf. Kello was rescued and the damaged plane salvaged by infantrymen. BotH fiyers were members of the army avia- tion school here. WEALTHY FLYER KILLED. Julian Farwell, Son of Chicago Millionaire, Burned to Death. CHICAGO, November 2 (P)~—Jullan I Farwell, youngest son of Arthur Far- well, Chicago milionaire, was burned to death yesterday when his airplane plunged to earth at Chanute Field, Ran-~ toul, TIl. Farwell, who graduated from Yale in 1924, was one of the first of Chicago's select North Shore colony to pilot his own plane. He received his pilot's license shortly after he left colleg 9, 7 @ ~COMMITS SUICIDE | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Boys Sentenced to Swim Muddy Potomac As Penalty for Thefts at Beach Cottages The boys, who were turned over to their parents, are Milton Mays, 13; Leonard Ferguson, 15; David Grisso, 13, and Francis Heard, 16. They stated that they had broken into a residence belonging to Mays’ uncle and had com- mitted various other thefts at the home of C. A. Shadback and Edward A. Curry. They had not disposed of any of the Having to bathe in what he termed “the muddy Potomac River” next Sum- mer instead of at the nearby beaches of Anne Arundel County, Md., from which they are barred for one year, Was con- sidered good punishment by Judge Rob- ert Moss, in the Circuit Court of Annap- olis, Md., for four Washington youths who gll_nded guilty yesterday to a series of “thrill” robberies at Herald Harbor. Candy Treat Mammy. Lou Milk Chocolate-covered Caramels % of o Mammy Lou Milk Chocolate-covered Nougatines and ‘a pound box of —both for 69c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” ‘A Pound Box of Mammy Lou Milk Chocolate Covered Nougatines Delicious large nougatines coated with tempting milk . chocolate which gives them a flavor un- excelled. The family will enjoy them. —and a Pound Box of Mammy Lou Milk Chocolate Covered Caramels tchewy” caramels made of pure sugar nn?ldlhwnea T velvety sweet milk chocolate. Rich, creamy, delicious. 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