Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1928, Page 28

28 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1928.' KEYES BRIBE EASE POST OFFICE BARTER |HOUSE CAMPAIGN GROUP | Conrccion wif une case, “7" " ™ Chairman Steiwer of the Senate cam- ACTION IS PROMISED| TO CONSIDER TEXAS CASE | paign expenatiurs commitir, i con. committee to determine whether fur- —_— Committee Appointed to Investi-| ther inquiry should be made into ex- ”‘5‘:%" 8 } , (| Senator Brookhart Fails to Divulge| gate Contributions Will Meet e T G T fi 7T RN, } Natare of Future Course - Tomorrow Morning. Danbury's Methodist Home for the a7 ons g ft from, m®§®§/%eansfl The House committee created last | A8edwas formerly St. Joseph's convent, 9 AM. to 6 PAL F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 of Probers. % session to investigate campaign contri- Grand Jury of Los Angeles butions has been called to meet tomor- Probes Several Criminal |87 the Associated Press. row morning to consider its action on Further Federal action on the basis | charges of irregularity in the fifteenth Actions He Handled. of & report of the Senate committee | Texas congressional district. . pom——— e ioaem i e e e {is promised by Chairman Brookhart, | Congress for more than a score of e LOS ANGELES, November 14.—After | who will present the report to his com- | s - 25 years as a prosecutor District At-! mittee early next week. = torney Asa Keyes was ordered in Su- Tg‘eflswl‘:e 52{,“3“";0"23,“‘5’“ into Staswes Fittea jor Court yesterday to appear De- | conditions rgia, Sou arolina, ves Examined vt g £t op Tennessee and Mississippi. Already |} DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES defendant on & :g;s f{:‘fig@%&u g-sm;m; pm‘:‘e‘ea; E £ gibery. sippl. Senator Brookhart " e, ; did not indlcate the nature of future e r"g L .pec"h“ - actions he expected, but he said that " ‘r’r::fif;s m&g‘}:;%g_ the committee’s report would call for lol:amnn,grl folr W attorney’s plta of . action in several place not_guilty. Keyes' ment came as t result of a gren jury investigation into the dismissal of charges against the officials in the WoobDwWARD & LOTHROP issue case. Seven = other persons who 10™ 11™ F axD G STREETS faced indictments Asa E. Keves. similar _ to that ; We welcome to Washington members of the National Grange now in against Keyes and were arraigned with him today also pleaded not guilty, and e Tl convention here, and - invite them to visit this store. charges against the district attorney have been heard. In the meantime the grand jury sat in executive session today, organizing and assembling information which has been presented to it on the ramified developments which in startiing fash- jon have fol ed Keyes' indictment. Later {he jury split into special com- 0["’ OlUn mittees which begun scparate investi- gauo{xsdo{’ se\:ml majc; crflxlm‘mluld cases . handled by the accused official during I t B S oy proseting o mportation TWO OFFENSES ARE LAID TO JUVENILE MARCHERS v | Otfental Rugs ok Tl Lowest Prices of the Season in the Permit and “Being Destitute st in scatter sizes fem /& ‘ p SRR i NG November Oriental Rug Sale home,” were placed yesterday against three of the four juveniles arrested in s Lo it et ang . i ‘ - Rugs that are absolutely superlative in this Beautiful rugs that we are emblul to offer at Navy Buudlng Saturday. Sale of Oriental these low prices because of the magnitude of The filed in il B i b e Court. by }mq::;teers Be!ectlv;’e‘;vgg);' This Summer our buyer personally selected the scatter size Oncntal extraordinary November - » e even T i naor Rugs you want for your cold weather home. He visited the world fa- Rugs! Colodny, 16, said to be the leader of mous rug markets in Persian, Turkish, Indian and Laucasmn towns and Sl SR S iatery anhl Avaa h der: d tique piec d with tod. 1 1 an p Shinberg and Abraham chose modern and semi-antique es in accord with today’s home dec- h R I 1 h R Brooks, both 14. The oth hild ar- . . . 5 . H rested.” Florence' Plodnick, 12, will not oration vogue. The prices at which these are offered invite your early G Ore V an ugS e e an ugS be a defendant, the charges against her attention I Chegeror maading Shuvatia i Approximately Approximately permit is the one on which the adult . . 9x12 Feet 9x12 Feet geraders were convicted n Follce Court Outstanding Groups— Interestingly Priced :o,i}':}m,“&":;e‘,’;‘p:fi&“.,’,fl"fi‘;:u: Hamadan Rugs; one group in an aver- Choice Sarouk Rugs; 3.6x5 average . urt officials. i age 2.6x4 size is $32.50 size. One group at.. .....5110 ‘I ‘hrow Rugs and Runners Sale Prlced SLEUTH RAIDS OWN HOME Hamadan Rugs; a larger 2.6x4. v High-grade Sarouk Rugs: one group, . age size is average 4x7 size, priced $155 AND ARRESTS HIS WIFE , AR W i LB $ $ Semi-antique Caucasian Rugs; aver- LTSN High-grade Mosul Rugs; a group in E Headquarters Detective Jake Wolf | 3.6x6 average size $57.50 age 4x6 size, $85. 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