Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1928, Page 30

30, ’TITT EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1928. VUIE AFH“A'”[]N i SO, et o 'IORTHCOTT DENIES 367:’.‘2?33 y%‘é""n!‘é‘“N’ifi‘fic’é.?“‘ih’i&‘; GAS FUMES KILL CHILD. ‘:&&m&&:m&“m&&&:xyxm&mmmx& e et WURDER ‘OF WEKIGAR |5 S, St S25e"3 muy st smers e wune : WoopWARD & LoTHRop it DOWN STAIRS STORE Zadl =1 Other members supported Mr. Lowrey since identified as Alvin Gothea. Riding in Car. while sill others contended that " 5 R AT LITTLE ROCK, Ark., December 6 association had voted to join the fed- “Way Is Cleared for Trial of Al-| New Tariff Schedile Drafted. |(#).—The 2-year-old son of Mr. and eration and_therefore should procecs | to complete its action with the eiection leged Slayer in Riverside | NANKING, China, December 6 (P).— | Mrs. Wade Henry of Adkine, ATk, was ‘The government today adopted a final asphyxiated by what physicians said | of the delegates. A motin to table the postponement motion was put and car- on January 2. draft of a new tariff schedule which is| was ethelyn monoxide poison while | riding in his mother’s lap in an auto- Foxhall Village szens Elect:w \The_ eletion of r:{r e gk a0 romuiguiad i | g 5, o | " Plans for the association’s annual p. ine ascociated P Two other childfen were made ill and | Delegates After Fight | Christmas celebration were announced | By e Atocisted Press @er 6The |DE_enforced until two months aftef | oycr’oerirs Sie including the mother, | last night, to include the dspilay of a s ) promulgations. were slightly affected by the fumes, | b)’ Gl‘Oup. Christmas tree in the Greenwich Park- Wway was cleared yesterday for Gordon | — — | which seeped up into the partly in- | | way “green” and the singing of Christ- Stewart Northcott to go to trial in| The rear springs on an auto suspen- | closed car from the exhaust. 2 | mas carols. Barrels for '?~ reception side January 2 for the murder of sion device that a French inventor has | = Mrs. Honry had the child in her | of gifts for specified charity organiza- | four boys when he pleaded not guilty | patented are concealed in the interior | arms. The fumes were not notice A last-minute stanc to keep the Fox- | (jons of the District, it was announced. in Superior Court here to an indictment | of a car. | until the car was stopped. hall Village Citizens’ Association from | will be placed in the green also. charging him with the murder in Los active affiliation with the Federation of | e | Angeles County of one nfh'ht- four nl;‘ Citigns' Associations falled last night | Turkey Acquires Railroad. | on St (st hore varated | when, despite condemnation of the fed- Sttt ke | | cration as “a house divided against it. | CONSTANTINOPLE, = December 6 a continuance would be granted | f| SHIL which it was said through its con- | #—The Turkish government has |on that date if the 22-year-old Canad- ASTERNA stant internal wrangling is doing more | definitely acquired the German-built |ian's trial in Riverside County gets un-| fif s to discredit the influence of citizens | Anatolian-Bagdad Railway, which the der way on the earlier date. 1219 ConnecTicut Ave~ associations than any other body in the | FTench ran after the armistice and | *I am not guilty.” Northcott declared the associatinn clected two. dele. | the Turks commandeered during the |in answer to the indictment which to the feds on. 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