Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1929, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MARCH %, 1929. T ; a - 5 1., TO.SEND HOME {7¥0.07 comvcts SCALE ez e s BRITAIN CONTESTS |32 BEESR BA4T2Y Sie Eome Shows Hustling Cameraman [« i, | the Redjaz Incroached upon the sov- tending a motion picture show. e AND FLEE PRISON| re Edward erelgnty of Persia because the sig- . : cx-m his hand on the top of his SLLD res | Larbrman of Buffaio, ife term murderer CLAIM BY PERSIA |5of5s Shesgen themseives to mam How He Protects Diplomatic Papers|.. siping b hand on the op o, b Long-Term Prisoners Kidnap Auto- | from the electric chalr Sanbant ';,‘::,fl',’:‘ e 'a“ld?r! Jooked bemg"enfly into A A by former Gov. Smith; Henry Sullivan '_‘——‘" X | face o e American, and with mock NIGARAGUA DEAD s w5 0 B2 aners o o oo S i 0 | 4 s o i i e e e e TR " ced | lomats Vi fight With Pursuers. Brookiyn, sefving 40 years for Tobbery. on Which Possession of Bahrien | £387 e, SRl of SYARIRE Howhvd. :‘l"r:‘;"’;h';‘,:d o bared | cheir bt ek - rml«dmm » roar of laughter and some ———— —p ¢ J [ natured applause, flugtare: By the Associated Press. Island Ts Sought. and will realize that its persistence in |at the State Department Saturday at| One photographer noticed that Sec- . H H H A claiming the island is an unsurmounta- retary Kell had no neat portfolio in Marines Who Have Died in| syRAcusk, N. Y. March 4.—Three Paper Increases Crops. e e O evons o7 | ymich ratifoation of the Kellogy pact | etaty allogy fisd, no naat ggp,mu_ ihe spectators and wa ong-term comlcts escaped from Auburn| Tests in England of the use of mulch T such good relations with the govern- The stage was set when Secretary|tives, while 'n.h.m contrast, Sir Esme, ;nntr}: ler of ‘e proceedings from there. Past 2 Years to Be pnson Inst night by scaling the wall |paper in growin& crops have shiwn in- | 27 the Amcm; Press. ment and people of Bahrien. e T T ey seated on his sight, was all but hidden | 1y e, meAntIme the documents bearing with a rope mad ng, fle creases of as LONDON, March 4—Great Britain| A copy of the British note was sent behind the stack of portfolios contain- Repatriated an automoblle after kidnaping the ylelds. The covering is either Jaid ON |has handed a note to the Persian | to the secre discovered it and held it until the sev- | Ing papers he was to sign in the name ¥;‘;¥‘:fi£’{h§"§§%?{m b:;::;"" patriate driver and engaged in & gun fight, with | the A ml&;:fgol;ll"n}gofi"h ;o‘;u i Minister bere, in Which the Britsh . to whi y Pe enteenth, century, when it became the | of the Britsn Empire and many of | Iifer it was iearned that the Americen ree pursuing guards in jovernment, refu po! )y pol tested in el T, object of a dispute between Persia an lominions. parently sensing some B —— of this city. They still were at large | the paper. Mulch paper also has proved Srounds on which the Persian govern- | treaty between Great Britain and the | Arabla until 1878, the year in whicn injustice somewhere, one of the younger | A0CUMENts Were late being bound. By the Associated Press. last night. uocsmtul. (rUiativing weed |ETOV i S Tent has Iaid - claim to Banrien | Reajas concerning the islands. it was seized by Turkey. The popula- | attaches of the Department of State - MANAGUA, Nicaragus, March 4— Guards who immediaely took up the | preventing the rapid "'p}‘l’“'d";‘k%mm Island, on the L'nllln side of the | (Bahrien, with & population of | tion thereupon appealed to ()rnt nm- leaped forward to borrow one—fust one | American cigarettes are now being 3 g “— | hunt overtook the escaped men here imoisture of the soil. uT s heat and | Persian Gulf. 120,000, onalate of & group of islands | ain, which in 1868 had guaranteed its|—of the British Empire's ratification |sold |n sumcn the home of Sumatra 1 et L Un S la,?. ‘or“% gth'm e m-bm‘io? t‘t}:m xurgcxl::w:: ;‘;{nt‘en:g::mr:o The note is in reply to a Perslan'in the Persian Gulf. The Portuguese | autonomy.) documents for the American Secretary | tobac Wwho have died in Nicaragua during the | stolen car, but were unable to take them Past two years are being sent to the = harge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras Added—We Do Not Penlllzo Our Friends United States with the exception of - - “« 24 four which cannot be found. The Dependable Store Of these four, two were aviators who ‘erashed more than a year ago and pre- 7/8 to 0. It is known that they f L The bofl.v 1 5 f rea, was exhumed and probably de- i e i n e Yo } : Both Sides of Seventh at K Street ™™ %Nur s Sireet Enirance - Washington’s Popular Shopping Center s Ready at 9:15 Tomorrow! by ‘ 3 other uusu | . 4 :f)mu..m“-_e":;h:hm | g The Most Startling Dress Event Ever Bk o St : . Planned by Goldenberg’s—Famous as the PRyt - , Originator of This Unique “TWO-for- mmeeLn el | [ ONE” Sale in Washmgton. qua; pemlt lllowlnl bodies of a Marines to be | m the United States after hav- r. 4 very body 18 sont e ae- | Il N lay, pro\ ided death occurs within reach of embalming facilities, but a number /] v, Secions naccemble” o,y / Woe | || any / transportation, making burial ol / / flulw'. imperative. / LA Within the next few weeks & number of bodlu which have been buried a year / / A 2 kummd nnd unt to hg 'td tates, the eigh [ 4 kflled In the fl'ht. lt Quflell at the end < | 1927. ‘The six who fell at i h\rflx lm buried in t will be | moved during the eomln: Spring. S i — N 5 Dr. Freeman Confirms Class. I e : ; HYATTSVILLE, Md.,, March 4 (Spe- o N clal) —Right Rev. James E. 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We £ ] for _the office, com- rfl‘l\\\ ) \: fortable dresses for the anticipate crowds— Highi schisal gl aftees for such values are AT % : s @ noon frocks and many \‘\\'f// 7 irresistible! { suitable for semi-formal i\\» Wz occasions. S &‘W’ «//“\\ \w Every time we announce a “TWO-for-ONE” Dress Sale the response is tremen- dous—for the women of Washington and suburbs know the VALUES to expect! But the STYLES in tomorrow’s sale are so new that you probably have not seen them. CERTAINLY you have not seen them at anything like this feature, price! | Sizes 16 to 20—36 to 44— 40 to 50 | Tweed Ensembles! Chiffon Velvet-and-Silk Ensembles! Georgette Ensembles! Three-Piece Jacket Frocks! Prints by the Hundreds! New Dots Galore! Spring Checks! Heavy Flat Crepe Dresses! One and Two Piece Styles—for the Flapper, the Collegiate Miss, the Young Matron, and the Larger Woman! See These Lovely Fashion Details! 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