Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1928, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27. Prisoner Wanted met for the first time in the period . Dr. Straton to Officiate in Wedding FAIEY OFSIEMEET: |20 o7 e deet time i1 the pecke U'TS' gl_ ?se (clmfil: "NY P[ANE SEEKS OfSon. 20, “in Very Beavitiful Romance™ FIRST TIME IN 60 YEARS |ana Christmas, 1028, tn a reumion | Ry a7 (B o Defend Him ENDIRANCE RECORD 10 1928.7 THRYLANOER DE OF CRAH IR Upper Marlhoro Man, Hurt| Sunday, Succumbs—Woman Will Head Ohio Northern U. used by her grandmother, who in turn handed it down to her mother. The engagement of the couple became known last September. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 27.—The Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton tonight will | unite in marriage hic son, Warren | Bagenoch Straton, and Miss Ruth Stokes Cater in what he describes as | a “very beautiful” romance. once-famed English cricket, player, Wil- | yesterday as the man who will becc mas, 1868, in London. | liam Tles, was composed of Dr. Ger- |acting president of the Methodist Epi By the Associated Press. | trude de Lano, Denver: Mrs. Eliza Van- |copal institution here next Septembe ; et uvel, Los Angeles: Mrs. Emma |when President Albert E. Smith The bridegroom is & student of sculp- | DENVER, December 27.—Sixty years bc ture Be 15550 years old. A year ago | 280 four sisters and two brothers met | Mr. v he told from the pulplt of his father's | in London, England, to celebrate Christ- IS S & S & Buwwa Lol church how at an all-night prayer | mas day. Tuesday, in Denver, the six versity, at Middletown, Conn., and of meeting he was “baptized by the Holy “wmch brought its participants from | Albion, Mich., has been named pres Four Sisters and Two Brothers Last | Washington, Los Angeles and Colorado | dent of Ohlo Northern University her Man Held for Dri\'ing! ;Sprlst. The 44-year-old tie lly ki ro= Saw Each Other on Christ- | The sextet, sons and daughters of a'!vs:‘or n‘fc ;l:’flnsgg";n:"fl}; xllfimxr,\’r‘r While Intoxicated in Fuel Will Be Supplied byl Unusual Plea. “Cannon” in Early Attempt | Bv.’lird. Denver; Mrs. William B. Jen- |a year's leave of. absence. kins, Colorado’ Springs: Harry Iles of Los 'Angeles and Alfred Iles of Wash- | ington. the Boston University Graduate School Collision Victim in Hospital. steamfitter of Upper , died last night in Cas- pital of injuries received Su his automobile failed to nego- e in the road near Forest- d into a_tele- d driven friends nd wes returning to the time of the accident e Collins, 43, of Hyatts- scriously injured last antomobile in which she night when was riding collided with another ma- chine at Eleventh and K streets north- east. Mrs Hospital, following the accident. though she is thought to have a fra | Collins was taken to Casualty The confidence and skill exhibited by an assistant gorporation —counsel in Traffic Court yesterday led a prisoner, unfamiliar with court procedure, to| consider employing him as defense at- | torney. The prisoner, accused of driving while | intoxicated, had_spent the night in a | police_station. Brought into court he | was placed in the dock of the Traffic the | Court where he could listen to other cases. When his name was called | he asked for a jury trial, a bond was, | set A ol d he was returned to the dock.| ¢ minutes later he obtained his | se through a bondsman, but, ap- | | parently fascinated by the court’ pro- | | cedure, remained in the room until a| | recess was taken for lunch, ! On the way out of the building he approached a stranger and, explaining | the charge against himself, inquired | the name of a good lawyer. A few | cockpit, week of the new year in an effort to | in Missouri. By the Associated Press. MARSHALL, Mo, December 27— Competing with the Army_ Air Corps’| | tri-motored plane @uesiion Mark, a tiny 60-horsepower monoplane, with an open will take off here the first set a new endurance flight record, with the aid of refueling. Unlike the luxurious Question Mz which will carry four men when it soar aloft at Los Angeles New Year morn- ing in an attempt to stay up 300 or more hours, the tiny test ship, to be used here will be manned by only two men. Blaine M. Tuxhorn, Kansas City pilot. in announcing the’ flight today, said his co-pilot would be named with- in a few days. Miss Cater, a daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. William' B. Cater of Douglaston, Long Island, in keeping with a_ family custom, will use a_wedding ring that has already served four members : of her family. Two of her great-grandmothers had | their wedding' rings melted into one | and this large double as then | Spirit,” during which he rolled upon the floor uttering unintelligible words and singing. The ceremony will be performed at Calvary Baptist Church. The bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs. Walter I. Palmer of Buffalo, N. Y., as matron of honor, and John Charles Straton will be best man for his brother. {iman ‘andimachlries cah remain i con= | | tinuous flight, and the crew has expec- ations of from 10 to 13 days’ residence | aloft. | No extra_ta have been placed aboard Tuxhor . making neces- ary use of tl gun ral times daily as s only 3 gasoline capacity. On a recent even-hour flight its Le Blond motor consumed 25 gallons of gasoline, TORCH CLUB DINNER. New Organization of Professional Men Meets January 7. The Torch Club of Washington, a new organization of men “actively en- gaged in the practice of the recognized | professions,” will hold its first monthly dinner at the Mayflower Hotel Monday, every item of merchandise in our enormous stocks. We Our Big Pre-Inventory Sale Is Your Opportunity to Save! January 1st is our Annual Inventory. On that day we take account of always aim to simplify this task by reducing our stocks as much as possible a few days tured skull, hospital physicians expect | t¥ ; frer ask.| While the Question Mark's supplies e her to recover. Richard F. Bailey, 25 | Were suggested, when the inquirer ask-| o) "’ replenished by refueling ships Tmmigration Move Scored. January 7. beforehand. The less we hav ? 3 Stot | ed, “Isn't that fellow Stanley a good p] Y g ship s (b s o) THE B OR Bl DT Wi O s we have on the shelves of our Stores the less we have vears old, of 212 Marshall avenue, Col mar Manor, Md., the driver of the ma- chine in which Mrs. Collins was a pas- fiying above and slightly ahead, fuel,|By Cable to food and other supplies will be fur- | nished the ship here by means of a The to count. Read carefully the list below. your Dollars Go Still Further in The b Gl L Bl Van Vleck of George Washington Uni- Stores Where Quality Counts! versity Law School is president, now | Tribune ., December 27.—The lawyer?” “Do you mean Stanley De Neale” the stranger replied. ’ BUENO! senger, was arrested by police of the | ed with reck- | without a less driving and opera permit. According to the police, Bailey was proceedi northeast and an by Aaron J Lucas, 1, 23 years oid, of 1326 | outheast, was going south | e eet and the cars came | er at the intersection. Both ma- | chines overturned. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Addie G. Leppo of Seat Pleasant, Md,, also a passenger in Bailey's car, were pinned beneath the wrecked automobile. They were ex- tricated by pedestrians. Robert Han- cock of 1008 C street northeast took “I guess so—that fellow up by the judge.” “Yes, he's a D you can't get h ment prosecutor. Suspect Fights Extradition. KENESHA, Wis., December 27 (#).—| Edgar A. Kane, held on a fugitive war-| rant as a member of the “Boston Billy” gang of New York jewel thieves, will fight extradition to the East, he told a lgassau County, N. Y., detective Tues- lay. Kane is wanted on 25 larceny charges in New York and alsc in Connecticut retty good lawyer, but . He's the Govern- | the first goal of Tuxhorn, he said h ground _synchronizing _cannon, Tus- horn’s invention, which he has used successfully in picking up a mail cargo. | While the present world’s endurance ‘record of 60 hours and 7 minutes, set last June by Adpt. Louis Crooy and Sergt. Victor Groenen of Belgium, is hoped to remain aloft much longe: than that. The Question Mark's flight is designed to determine just how long | newspa nsa commented edi- | | torfal States legislation which would restr | Latin American immigration. Th paper said that the step would und mine Pan Americanism and pointed out that it had more effect upon Mexico, | nd that the drawing of a sharp line at he Rio Grande would break the West- ern Hemisphere into “two exclusive groups.” i on proposed United | d has about 100 members, and it is un- stood the membership will be re- cted to 200. $30,000 Aids Sanitation. By Cable to The Star and the New York Herald-Tribune. GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, December 27. —Assembly has authorized the expendi- ture of $30,000 on sanijtation work. | opportunity to test them at a saving. tmt Victor One 10c Tumbler Princess e tuke this .(@ppnrmnitg toextend fo our many Patrons and Business Friends a Hery Happy and Prosperous Newm Pear Big, Get-Acquainted Bread and Jelly Special! Those who are not acquainted with the quality of these products, now is your Both for Mrs, Collins to the hospital in his|on the charge of killing a policeman, car. ‘There she was treated by Dr. |authorities said. 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