Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 20

20 ¥ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929, | against Roscoe C. Harper, former pro-|and decreed the files were not admis- & FOUND IN AUSTRAL'AE - Harper's office. Later, after a lengthy |first move will be an effort to quash Ex-Nat Infielder j | ruled the files admissible, but after | defendants. It is probable the case will |legal wrangle, Federal Judge Adler | indictments against several of the 28 p Meetings in City _ {Tllinois Alcohol Co. Attorneye o/ fyrther argument he reversed the ruling reach the jury Friday. ! The District Oommissioners | | Hitchcock and Anderson Perished! Seek Dismissal of Charges \ yesterday granted permission to Attempting Rescue of South- | of Conspiracy. Eddie Foster, formerly third base- |35 e taasoctasea Beoes. | | BUFFALO, N. Y., May 1.—The pros- man-on the Washington base ball . ern Cross Flyers. | ecution yesterday closed its action | v Study of Amendment Cover-| | team. io use public property on ing Fire and Police Sta- | | B o e e ot won- i ahia, against the ‘Tilinols Alcohol Co. and Sicting gospel moetings for a | | SYDNEY, New South Wales, May 1— | oher defendants accused of conspiracy The tragic aftermath of the search for | with an effort to strengthen its case | j i od. period not exceeding three weeks, tions Placing Delayed beginning May 5. | the airplane Southern Cross was closed | T | | today with the report from a land party | AINIIGRET00TE ‘A P . t th s Consideration of the proposed amend- | have falled to become aware of What |of searchers that the body of Robert |3 e Moving D 1 | : aln e Jcreens is proposed seasonably in advance of | gitchcock had been found under a wing Fire- oving vay | : B f th Fli 2 ent to the zoning regulations permit- | the hearing 5o as to ge able to publish 5 %‘Ink construction of fire engine houses, | Lo s o 3 nows articles to | Of the airplane Kookaburra and the Weintes A Ipolice stations and pumping stations or | awaken the public as is usual with re- body of Lieut. Keith Anderson about orries Are e A fresh coat of Acme Quality Black Screen Paint prevents rust and adds new life and col- Al 13 romes vv The “Trixie b or to the screens. It will not clog the mesh. -’;h(- ;r{;‘aflcn (ol pubnlc pd:m;ld‘;. ‘ gard to such important subjects.” | 40 yards away. frecreation centers or swimmi o i Eresidential zones was postponed by the | Dupont Circle Objects. | The land party was led by Lieut. EZnninz Commission today until its next | The first request for zoning on the Eaton from Wave Hill in an effort to imeeting, the date for which has not |list, to change from residential C to | solve the mystery of the fate of the two Diminished —to the vanishing point when we're Baby Python and_tan made responsible kid are most attractively i first commercial C the east side of | gyjators, who had made a forced land- combined in this handsome Proof The proposed amendment was the |Twentieth street between R and S| Mg St W e nortin made , r ; g / . first business to be taken up by the |streets, drew the oposition of the Dupont ::fn:'o‘,y‘h:.h‘,‘,;'ds“‘;;mng Ll O for cffecting your combined in this handsome : 4 Pints commission and Henry I Quinn, rep- |Circle ' Citizens' Association, Assistant | mictieY Noe S0 R Cross and change of resi- J 3 buckle fastening. Priced at g e x fEossutiog the zoning committee of the | Secretary of State Wililam R. Castle capt, Charles Kingsford Smith. R dence. $18.50. Half Pints .. .. 25¢ B T e I e A, e o e | {Thoroughly train ; Newest Spring shades in i C 1 v 54 S S ed men—complete Z| SR silk hosiery, $1.45 to $3.75. > facilities—a repu- For Porch Floors Use | Acme Quality Deck Paint Mr. Quinn said he felt sure that the | proposal to change 1610 Monroe street ‘~r'de‘mu:,: and the commission could | northwest from B restricted to C area | ema, blemishes and itching rash van- | : B U I L E R - F L ! N N jRet together and arrive at some amic-|to allow construction of an upartmenti 3 i i ” able solution of the constant warfare | house. ' The spokesman said that thc‘f:hh“hm ':'""" l‘fl’g”""di‘ ."“ml‘,‘:" Merchants T fer D 4 \ Paint 0 any 607 609 C St gbetweer: the commissioners and citizens | association was opposed to construc- | it has seldom failed to bring relief— m - . Swho opposed location of the municipal | tion of any apartment house in Mount | even in the most stubborn cases. Th erchants 1rans 4 1\ pany factivities referred to in their respective Pleasant. s skl . | i 4nelghborhoods There was no opposition to a request | remarkable antiseptic liquid ~quickly | & Storage Co- F s'r. AT TENT" Phone Franklin 151-152 £ Mr. Quinn also submitted an obiec- for a change from second commercial ! clears the skin. It efiectively removes {tion in the form of a letter from George | to industrial of the square bounded by ed “’ iR s enoaz Bl N e JE. Sullivan, who complained that the 'R, S, Haif and First streets southwest. | dandruff. Results obtained with Zem R R T proposed change had received insuffi-| There are 15 requests on the docket | will delight you. It is odorless and B L . jelent, notice. “The newspapers of the |and only five of them had been con-|. .0 ™ 0 Fo ol Cag fcity,” Mr. Sullivan wrote, “apparently | sidered before the luncheon recess. | invisible. All druggists, 35c, 60c, $1.00. i Your Charge Account Solicited! Are Youin a Hurry? 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