Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1929, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, TANUARY' 11, 1929 " LAWYERS BATTLE FOR DOOMED PAIR Fate of Mrs. Le Bouef and | Dreher Before Supreme Court of Louisiana. By the Ascociated P NEW OR destinies of D widow of the mur January 11.—The Drecher and the red James Le Bouef again were tossed before the bar of the | State Supreme Court in New Orleans | r men dashed back | today to St. ) hanging, s news ys Parish for the cduled for tomorrow. another clash between high s over an additional “con- fession of truth” from James Beadle, trapper and the member of the trio of conspirat ho drew a life tern, Ada Le Boeuf and the ph n held scant hope for ultimate escape, double ng by a sanity t | partments would not be e ip |out information, except brought a ek’s re-| {would be prohibited from gatheringz and . Huey P. I A high Point in the hearing today was the pearance of Judge James Simon of St. Marys Parish, from whose decision, | holding the pair sane, appeal was taken. | Chief Justice Charles A. O'Neill, in con- flict with a majority vote of court, summoned the trial judge to show cause why a sanity commission should | not be appointed. Gov. Long's reiteration of his stand | against commutation caused counsel for | the defense to turn to the courts, with | preparations for a habeas corpus writ | in Federal Court, in the event their re- | quest to the State court failed. me Court nstructed ap- | More than 2,000 a s of forest land Is California were swept by fire recently, the blaze being started by sparks sionl a horse’s hoofs, WASHINGTON jail attend- | Officers Ordered To Study Cook Book For Doughboys’ Sake By the Associated Press, The doughboy must be proper- ly fed. High officers of the Army feel he isnt’ getting what is due him from the new 50 per cent daily ration allowance, and are going to see that he gets full value of the 15 per cent increase for the ration which went into effect last year, Orders went out yesterday from the War Department that all offi- cers with troops below the grade of major must take a course in mess management, starting not later than March 1, with “The Army Cook” as textbook. This instruction is intended to equip officers with sufficient knowledge to see that their men are being nourished properly on the new mess allowance. |NEBRASKAN SEEKS LAW LIMITING NEWS WRITING/ By the Associated Press. ties, tants and employes in the va- rious Nebraska State governmentcl de- 1'">wed to give f their official heads, ard newspapers | publishing other information, under a bnl introduced in the State Legislature RP))r(’Wntan\c Victor M. Hovis of ington. Under penalties of $100 to $1,000 fine or jail sentences not exceeding six months or both, the measure would for- bxd any person to speak, write or print “any such information relative to the | State government or official business of the State of Nebraska unless the proper |officer of the State government shall have authorized (he making public of such information.” The penalties would apply to owners, fSaiiore s ana publishers of newspapers and other periodicals, as well as to their reporters and writers, type composers, make-up men, stereotypers, circulation managers, newsboys and every one en- gaged in preparing and distributing the publication. PARIS Jurius GArrINCKEL&Co. We sclve your Parking Problem while shopping here by taking charge of your car LINCOLN, Nebr,, January 11.—Depu- | | class in physical education to teach pa- permission | HOSPITAL REPORTS at Takoma Park Pictured at Annual Banquet. Reports indicating a successful busi- ness year for the Washington Sani- tarium and Hospital, at Takoma Park, | were presented before the annual ban- quet of officials of the institution at the sanitarium last night. A sum of $35,000 for the advance- ment of foreign mission enterprises was presented to Prof. J. L. Shaw, treasurer of the foreign mission board of the Seventh Day Adventists, from the earn- ings of the institution. manager, told the officials that $7.000 and $36,000 in discounts was donated to bers of the ministry. Mr. Pulver told of lestures on health education and establishment of cook- ing and health schools throughout the country, He announced the beginning of a new tients and helpers breathing exercises and gymnastics. Others who spoke were W. E. Aber- 5 . auditor: John Shull, credit man- F. M. Wilcox, vice president of SUCCESSFUL YEAR Progress of Washington Sanitarium | In his report C. C. Pulver, business | worth of charity work was accomplished | returned missionaries and other mem- | 35’ sponsored by the sanitarium. | THE WOMAN'S Mayer Bros. & Co. the board; Dr. A. W. Truman, medlcull seccetary, and Prof. Shaw. A program of entertainment followed the business discussion. PLAN NEW MIGRATION LAW MEXICO CITY, January 11 (A).— The newspaper Excelsior says that the government has decided to reform the Mexican migration law. Among the various steps planned in this respect it was hoped that an accord could be | reaciied with the United States so as to end difficulties in connection with | Mexican immigration. The secretaries of foreign relations and interior are working on the prob-| lem. Marriage Licenses. \[’H"V\"t licenses have been issued to the | 70‘1[\(!‘“ 22 flv\d Burdena H. \ > Hookford, TiL. and New York Cityi Rev. and Anna M. Craw- Fult7. C. Trees. 59, and Edith P. Lehm. | ot of Plttenirah; Pa. Rev. Charies D nd Bernice K .Hea- 21; Kev, Charles Ale atthew Both "of Richmond. Var Rev. John E as. Marcus O. Cohen. st. nw., and Josephine Lasson. Theadore S. Norfs Elsie F. Power, Wiiliam i 4. Am\ clis. and Vay Annie P. Un-‘ 937939 F Street N.W. PRIZE TO BE AWARDED AT GROCERS’ FOOD SHOW Hamper of Groceries to Go to the Father of Largest Family in Attendance. The father of the largest family to attend the Retail Grocers' Food Show at the Washington Auditorium tonight | will win a hamper of plain and fancy | groceries. Family groups will be Jjudged in this contest at 9:30 o’clock. The show, opening daily at 7:30 p.m., will continue throughout next week. Hundreds of Washington hotise- wives have been availing themselves of the free samples and demonstrations at the show since the opening. 2 i Many Chinese and foreign buidings 'él‘fl being constructed in Shanghai, hina. Here’s a Special Value SLIP COVERS 3-pe. 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UNDERTHINGS Slips. $2 fl o able values. There is an exceptional variety The tan and gray shades. of styles and all are trimmed with choice furs. furs alone are worth the sale price.