Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1928, Page 30

< 4 30 PR, . S arrived in town with the thermometer Woman to Expl()l'e | registering 15 degrees below zero. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. | It was believed the marshal had not | vet completed his work and that others o s - . — o~ Legendary Minmg would be arrested within a few days. A f Solomon T oy walh Toch af Faebil, easller Py gran jury which met al 'ueblo earlier CHURBH TREASURER g o HEI-D IN WET PI.UI Ve Taieen. ineigdig moet. ol the I family bus is the order of the day, = 7 ville eitizens, including most o e # A By the Assoclated Press. city’s government, were called to testify. During the Tast c%\:i m”r«i‘ ;:m,‘lmportant correct anti- deiainer DR | D . Satiee h Those arrested were released on tem- LT e B - i ici | Gertrude Gaton-Tnompson, explorer | Nine City Officials Charged in | Toe weo - tneir thals were. expeciea Fhl: foerit Into joo et ol freeze solnlion:be Rlind Official Is Formally| © Nine City Officials Charged in| this week. & £rS exp Flatva DioLas: frat nd G0 ends And and archeologist, has started for to begin January 7 at Pueblo. The pe! d 2 3 H 3 wholesale indictments folldwed an in- that means repair bills that aren't Charged With Taking Southern Rhodesla to dig on the Indictments Alleging Col- |Vestigation by Federal prohibition au- exactly o joke. Carage men were employe(l legendary site of King Solomon's thorities some weeks ago, following ‘m"’im‘r’,‘”’ang“ i-afifiw“"cyué‘&’ifi’ Expensive motors likely to be . Over $35,000. e had troeons fro e Tt orado COnspiracy. | R i ey "viea ‘iong” Harreon Denatorea Sconol s 8. mignty nc | Joced by "criain Breparatioms e e avenue for the same purposes they were expensive form of protection against| " Denatured alcohol recommended = shvAsocintion for tiwe AdyRrCeInen’ | used for in the rip-roaring, gold mining, that sort of misfortune and more as safe and effective 940 ioci il Prem. | of Science to “undertake examina- | By the Assciated Press Dot days of the §0z. WM more car owners, accoraing to| e e ? i 9 g reports are taking advantage of it. | Car owners who get ready . LOUISVILLE, Ky., December 18.—A | tion of the ruins of Zimbabwe or of LEADVILLE, Colo, December 18.—| Mayor McDonald, in a statement, as- ; s ‘ ¥ 2 S As an anti-freeze, denatured alco- |.COMIng colder weather will be safest | any monuments in Rhodesia WhIch | ryenty-six residents of this lofty mining |serted his indictment was the result of N k3 a0 atl-treese, Genatured aleo- (RTINS older Senther Tl 18 R on ik a “political plot,” and that while there | : A ‘ by the Rev. Abner K. Wright, pastor| acter. dates and source of the cul- |town, which is perched among the bleak |\, ", ve heen” some liquor sold here, . . . . facturer and by the largest makers| @nti-freeze. Many chemical prepa- of the Baptist Tabernacle, formally | ture of their builders.” [ peaks of the Colorado Rockies, foday | his potice force had done its best to Thermometer may take big drop in this section,|o: auomobile radiacors. The reson | Tations fail to give the proper pro- oharged that Albert Nisbet, treasurer | Miss Thompson will be joined later |were under arrest on Federal grand jury i eradicate the practice. iti dicted e L T T s el e of the building fund. “had ‘apparently| by two other London girls. Miss |indictments charging conspiracy in the it 1s predicte to be the fact that in the past few | harm to the cooling system. Promi- i Norie and Miss K. Kenyon, daughter | greatest liquor clean-up the city has _— years other anti-freeze preparations| Ient auto men say the Wrang anti- | Christmas gifts and fireworks for the Those who complain that the old- | peratures are due here shortly, ac-|have appeared containing chemicals | {reeze may prove costly. P! pe! g i statement issued here late last night | S0V PORIRENE T el their char. involved the cnurch in an_amount be- | 1 A tween $35.000 and $40.000.” of the director of the British Mu- |known in recent years. seum. Mayor R. J. McDonald, 9 other city | holidays made a spectacular blaze in a fashioned seasons have changed |cording to many predictions, and|that are injurious to a motor,| Statistics show the vast majort folks who are sensitive to cold had | while experience has shown that|of motorists use denatured alcohol Rev. Mr. Wright said that Nisbe officials and 16 citizens, ma.iy of whom | wholesale house at Maldstone, England, g foateé it ot olditt WL BAYY & welcots of old-time |}, 140 hrepare to bundle up. Warm |denatured alcohol is mot only reli-| and water as an anti-freeze mixture e b3 . Z |are” nrominent here, yesterday were | when rockets flew into the air and ex- i dolaren e s too Il 1o give “PU“CEM AN STRUCK served bench warrants by United States | ploded, and flames shot 60 feet above weather soon, 1t general reports are | clothes for the family and a ration | able and inexpensive but also harm- | because they know this to be the detailed = account of the church’s| | Marshal Cailen and his deputies, who _the bullding. | | to be belleved. Real winter teme|of denatured aloohol for the old|less to a motor, safest, surest method. t e e % finances at present. Nisbet is blind. | S B e wivey"sno| BY BOOTLEG SUSPECT has apparently involved the Baptist Tabernacle Church, Louisville, Ky., in —_— \ For correct {ime tune in on Station WMAL at 7:30 P.M. each evening an amount between $35,000 and $40,000, | Al s During the day felephone Franklin 860 we desire to say that for the past eighty Montgomery Coun.y ttack Fol- 5 JEWELERS PLATINUMSMITHS d been chairman of the Zas ; {ces and a member of the | lows Fight in Auto, When Driv- board of tr ot t advisory board of men, and also & N had charge of arranging the loan for| er Is Clubbed With Pistol. the financing of our building improve- RS R ments completed in 1922 the state- ment declared. He also handled the | Special Dispatch to The Star. savings account of funds recently ac-| ROCKVILLE, Md., December 18.— 5 . cumulated to the extent of about | AND : years he F toward the next unit proposed for | Policeman Dean Wilkinson has a frac- | erection during the coming year. tured nose as a result of two en- counters with a bootleg suspect, and L | Lewis Davidson, who told the police | Otller Precious j Stones The statement adds that Mr. Nisbet | “considered by far the wealthiest man | his home js in Washington, is held in the church.” had been a liberal con- | 21“dxer:msflon1%°gndf lo answer ,:,‘,‘:éi‘; ribute to th b h in the past, on S| [ou 'S . :\n:“n‘:'rva\?«m '2x:>.::rfmumm~ ;’n obli- | liguor, which, the police say, were found | Members of Amsterdam Diamond Ezchange gation of $1.500. i | in_his automobile. j Continuing, the statement said “it| The officer sald he climbed into /3 ° was understood by the church that Davidson’s car near Bethesda at 6] ~ ) . obligations had been paid untii his | 0'clock Sunday morning and told the collap: December 9. ‘&;l‘;lllpl"nl l(l? dli:e Igfl:.lkee‘ggn‘;‘;“;::lxx:pd n n c “This le investigati icn | Whirling the auto about, sal a This led to an fnvestigation, which | WhITing the auto shout, tie Siver SQ . S revealed that he had misrepresented : . : - the status of the building fund account | YoU Where I want you and we're going ¢ % and had opened accounts in four dif- [ 10 Washington.” . S e ferent, banks in which he had secured | Drawing his revolver, the officer com- ) ¢ loans through manipulation of notes,|Mmanded the suspect to halt, but mno 935 F Street : jon was paid,.and the machine resolutions and mortgages over a term | attent! P : of years, having all notices sent to his | ¥as speeded faster, until he struck the office,” the document added. driver over the head with the butt of ADOLPH KAHN ARTHUR J. SUNDLUN the weapon. His orders were then P oy . vt Says Friends Lost Heavily. obeyed, but shortly after reaching the In conclusion, the statement asserfed | Police station a blow was dealt the #hat the church. representing 900 mem- | Officer which fractured his nose. bers, “seems to be of one mind in thelr | ST determination to face the terrible dis- = % P e b 5 e " bt & SIS TN OS2 N o aster with courage. and to press on at whatever sacrifice. Not only is the church involved, but many individual | members and friends of the church had | lost heavily because.of their con- fidence in him.” Mrs. Nisbet branded the charge as *a false report.” Nisbet was not under bond to the church Police_had not been notified of the case early today and there was no in- dication whether the church would take immediate action s in L0 ALEXANDER CELEBRATES BIRTH AND CORONATION Serbian King, 40 Yesterday, Marks Seventh Year of Rule—Only Croatians Fail in Tribute. By the Associated Press. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, December | 18—King Alexander yesterday cele- brated his fortieth birthday and his sev- enth year as the royal sovereign of the United Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats snd Slovenes. - He received felicitations from the crowned heads of the world, including a_message in behalf of King George V of England, . _ Special church services, civil celebra- - tions and patriotic exercises in the schools were held in all the provinces of the kingdom except Croatia. The > disaffected natives of that section, to spi_w the existing political regime of old B, etrained Trom acive paripa- 0Lors — Jor VISLINAS et et Tathackl 7ACK and Jill, the Three Little BOSTON, December 18 (#)—Twenty- | |3 < three Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers who e ¢ et oy Kittens and the Cow Who Jumped B | - o e o Benacrie et e e i ) ri Criminal € h - 1 1 ) : "afier o iy found the writes Keith Babcock, of Fleetwood, Z?fésnifirfi%wfice Deckaot the vt biock 23 PARADERS FINED. S J0e o fuy, 2ad found e | Over the Moon~all of them are color- ‘ ‘New York K. \ had been welded. “I certainly paid until it hurt for my care- Sacco-Vanzetti Sympathizers Con- Harry 4J. Canter, Workers' party ean- “On a trip to Washington we stopped off : - p gt e stopp! lessness. But believe me, while there’s De- o e e s G e fully glorified in Fairyland Rugs. in New York for dinner. We lingered some "o o4 Ajcohol 1o be bought, I'll never get tified that the parade had been in be- half of his candidacy. The paraders time over the meal and when we came out He e Wav agausl? we found that the weather had suddenly — €2U8htt ot L L] g Sarried s denounn Gor | | They picture fmxorz’te nursery rhymes, they come 11 many cwlor combina- ound that the dde & e turned cold. ad a pretty uneasy feelin, ! lions, d]ld l’[]é)/ can da‘m’fl}‘f [be then, and determined pto S¥Op at%t’he firs% HERE are five definite reasons why convenient place and get some Denatured most expetienced car owners prefer De- Escaping on the way to the slaughter house at Blythe, England, a bullock ran up the back stairway of the house of a butcher, whose wife fastened the ani- mal in the pantry. wa//& Oj[ t;]e nursery as u’€l[ Alcohol. natured Alcohol to all other anti-freeze prep- For {lnbtwns Srins “The car started all right, but before we Sethon, Her a New Super as tl?e fl007”. had gone a mile the moto% sfiddenly became 1. Denatured Alcohol is more economical. . enveloped in a cloud of steam. 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