Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1928, Page 34

~v vz TWO ATLANTANS AN SLARLY Man Surrenders After Autoj Dealer Is Killed on City Street. By the Associated Press \ ATLANTA, Ga., December 7.—Co- fncidental deaths from gunfire of two wealthy and prominent residents of | Atlanta within the last five days com- manded attention of authorities today. A bill of indictment was prepared for presentation to Fulton County grand THE EVENING Last Wedding Turns Out Too Well, Star May Try It Again By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December Pearl Eaton, who has starred for Carroll and Zlegfeld. is back in town with a Chicago divorce. “Get married again? d. “I probably shall. = appointed enough the last time. in the face when they met on a down- town street. He said Davis had been “unduly familiar with his wife.” Police meanwhile announced they ex- pected early arrests that would solve the slaying of R. M. Brandon, wealthy undertaker, who was shot twice while driving his automobile Monday night. A man attired in a gray suit and brown hat leaped from the machine and - appeared just before it smashed through a fence with the mortally wounded Brandon slumped over the COATES AND CABINET QUIT AFTER DEFEAT Sir Joseph Ward, United Party Leader, Will Form New ' Council. By the Assoclated Press WELLINGTON, December 7.—Sir Joseph Ward, leader of the: recently ilormed United partf, today was at- tempting to form a new cabinet to re- ting to f binet t | place the one headed by former Premier |J. G. Coates. A non-confidence mo- |tion in the Coates government was | adopted by the House of -Representa- tives last night by a vote of 50 to 28. the purpose of testing the position of | the Coates government after the re- cent general elections. The non-con- fidence motion was presented on be- | half of the United party. Parliament ascembled Wednesday for (| jury in the death of G. Hall Davis, | wheel | In the election the government automobile dealer and civic leader, who | Chief of Detectives A. Lamar Pcole |gained 29 seats, the United party 27, lled vesterday oy W. L. Shippey, | declared the two killings were similar | the Laborites 19 and the Independents 28-year-old warehouse clerk. Shippey, | in many respects, despitc the fact that |5, who_surrendered, told police he called | his theory of jealously had twice been Davis by phone and shot him five times | exploded in the Brandon case. Sir Joseph announced that he pro- posed to ask the House for ‘authority Misses’ and Children’s HIGH SHOES & OXFORDS with combination faney top. Sizes 8% to 2. Boys’ Sturdy Your Money Refunded if You Are Not 1007, Satisfied All Shoes Guaranteed to Give Satisfactory £ Patent eolt, t SCHOOL i S1.99 SHOES Spcci;:l Purchase 2,500 Pairs Boys’ & Girls’ High & Low Shoes Sizes to 2. 14 2 PN 4N Women’s 2 GALOSHES Every Pair Perfect cuss SBASEMENT <% 511/ SPECIALS styles. All col- ors. 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