Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1929, Page 16

& Ui ; , INTNG STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, MARCH 18. 1900.. RN | | i Louise McPhetridge Flies More Than 22 Hours, Beat- | ing Miss Trout. A&P continues 1o lead the way to daily savings! Every one of our prices, whether a special reduction or a regular daily price, carries with it a real value opportunity. The high quality, too, never varies. By the Ass OAKLAND, Ca ing remained in the 3 minutes and 12 seconds, Louise McPhet- | ridge, former student at University of Arkansas, today b endurance the women's altit Miss McPhetridge durance flight at the 1 here at 1:54:47 pu staying aloft nearl: than the previous Miss Bobby Trout of L made a flight of 17 and 37 seconds Fi McPhetridge set the e cember 7, when she reached 20,270 Teet. : = | The young aviatrix began the en- 4 ? durance flight at 3:51 p.m. Saturday | “.hw'fi‘i‘:m“; L EIGE with 196 gallons_of ne i 10112 seconds beat Miss Bobby Trout's en- tanks of her She | ¥ t came down wit s left, | urance record by nearly 5 hours. Cleans Protects Beautifies LUX Soap Flakes A&P Brand Fancy Small Size Sifted PEAS Only the finest of Peas are selected for our A&P Brand—the best by nature and saying she cou Y _—_— R R other: hour, but . found it hard to k : |'Two Clasp Hands She taxied to a 3 where of- 1€ l « ficers of the Oakland Chapter of the | “«Q o National Aeronautic Assoclation were | To “Sheot It Out Let Tux save your hands and kept so by perfect canning. We urge you clothes. Protects and beautifies. to try them this week while our special awaiting her with a crowd of her ] In Duel, Both Die BRIt Will not harm the most delicate friends and newspaper men. She at- s sted tha ell back and | - was 50 exhausted tha! 1 : Uiy tempted to climb from the cockpit, closed her eyes. Friends lifted her to g AP ; the ground. Then she Al Old Code of Reelfoot Lakc,, 3 AWHERE ECONOMY RUI Esw » o \ . “Well, I made it. med. ryest and a lot of it In private life fcPhetridge is Followed to Settle No. 2 cans 550 Mrs. H. V. Thads b 1 an - i W ) I ‘ plane manufacturer ' She was Poker Quarrel. & R T oy > ' Q ! > N\ /4 married last July. She formerly lived in Wichita, Kans. — e = By the Associated Press. LR ATY HORNBEAK, ; i NEW COMPLICATIONS |,./0r, /i, 2o, 2| PREDICTED IN SPAIN R, i i o o e i Bill Cavett, 45, “shot it out” after a Student Agitation, Though Held | v Tl OFT % Poter Eame at Samburg Unjustified, Likely to Add to Dictator’s Troubles. , Cavett, who lived at Tiptonville, fell dead instantly with five bullets in his body. * Parkerson, a Samburg resident, died 30 minutes later. He had been shot twice. By the Associated Press. ‘The two men, both brought up under HENDAYE, Franco-Spanish Frontier, March 18.—Travellers arriving yester- day from Spain were agreed that the situation although not aggravated re- mains far from satisfactory for the distatorship. These returning \'1sitorsi regarded the student agitation as rather unjustified, but its very prolongation ‘was creating a State of mind from ‘which new complications might arise. ‘The travellers described the scenes in Madrid in front of the government buildings and residence of Premier Pri- mo de Rivera during the last few eve- nings where a considerable mobilization of police forces maintained order among | thousands of spectators. Most of these throngs were animated only by curiosity but their evident expectancy of happen- ings caused a feeling of insecurity such as had not existed since the creation the rough code of Reelfoot Lake of many years ago, when the “law couldn’t | get beyond the bluffs,” were said to have been drinking and playing poker most | of the day. They had had trouble be- fore, and following a quarrel over the | game agreed to clinch their left hands, face each other and let the best man win, Parkerson had a wife and two chil- | dren. 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