Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1929, Page 26

WELSHUGELNG LOSSES DETALED Busmess; Is Not Parhcularly Profitable; Witness De- clares at Trial. |Leaves Winter Estate for || Pocantico Hills _Sum- mer Homé. iz BEEE [ | B the Assoctated Press. ORMOND BEACH, ¥ia, April 4— Accompanied by members of his house- hold, John D, Rockefeller left his Win- ter estate/ here last night by train for his Summe: home at Pocantico Hills; N. Y. Half an hour before train time a large crowd began n'.herln; at t.hn depot to bid (ood-g ho_each year spenc t.ha wmur n hh home, | me Casements, here. | me back and See us next year!” | lhouud one of his friends, as the train 8| By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, April 4—Morris Lan- |- dau, New York jeweler, testified in Fed- eral Court yesterday that the diamond smuggling for which he and six other persons were indicted was not a partic- ulsrlyvmnuble business. Landau, & Government witness at the trial of John T. McIntyre, former traflic patrolman, testified that all he got' out or the smuggling transactions was a se- vies of bad notes. He read a list of nearly a dozen customers, wm he said, owed him more than $25 ‘Throughout the two-ye-r ‘period_in il ggsé?“ , A. C. BERTCH. ‘which the smuggling was done, Landau Tala about $186.000 worth of aismonds| ASKS FREE IOWA LAND, |pulled out. TR ol T ) - s su:m ’mmew - | Massachusetts Man Seeks Home- | guests, members of his housel md Soient R gy m the servants, and bringing-up the mr stead in West. ] > brought in between November, 1927, an Novucgnbtr, 1928, he wu a hrle depot wagon bufl-lu HOUSE GROUP, DRAFTING TARIFF BILL, ADVANCES Mr nm"ufl- arrived in a o | Hawley Believes Work of Ways asserted. Landa % '.llluu"ge Ballyn, (oxgm‘ cm;t AMES, Iowa (#).—Persons who an- “E"m 0 rengaria; James S.| swer letters at Jowa State College have Steel and Barnet Shapiro, partners in a automobile and sat waiting for the tra Jace business in Gloucester, Mass, have | 10 be ingenious. o arive, jingling & handful of shiny| 0°d Mesns Committes to Be pleaded guuty to the smuggling indict-| A man in Massachusetts wants to [new dimes, which he presented to Completed by April 20, ment. The others indicted are McIn-| know if there is “any free land in friends. tyre, now on trisl, and Landau's son | zous that fs level and could be used | e e, e P e s | e maeat e and daughter, Sidney and Frances Lan- g ugl shake dau. for hog raising. divide profits with McIntyre on Novem- | ¢400 an acre. ber 15, 1928, but from then until he was P “ ereatid Lt Qays 1AGer Do Jewels Passed | oo e e et (and up. and | DOF 88 the traln left. between them. another letter requests some “pam- phlets on the monkey.”. A farmer's Under Michigan law “reckless driv- ed by April Cha: In London & driver's license was sus- pended for four years and he was fined care,” and $300 for while drunk. bralded Tugs. ‘cumng in” or “weat r seeks “a pantlet on of traffic lines. mittee. stopp! - A few years ago |hands. He stood in the Restibuls of the ln?:n:fi;m pw:;:"fih:::"w e coach waving his hand as the baggage Landau testified that he arranged to | Towa farm land sold for as high as Vas place e ey of the tariff bill is described by Chair- “I'l be back!” he called to a nekh- man Hawley as being substantial, with every mdleauon that it will be complet- irman l-nwley says there will be wife wants “all your boou on infinite | ing” is drlvlnl vlth defective brakes, | no announcement of the rate revisions ving” in and out| until the bill is approved by the com- REMNANTS 29¢ WASH GOODS 1 9c Yard Lengths suitable for dresses and draperies—in many popular weaves and colors inc]udlng !l-lneh fast- color dress gingham, plain ‘and fancy voile, rayon alpaca, fine per- cale, sateen and other desirable materials. 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