Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON., D. €. WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 1929. Your OLD HAT MADE NEW Again Semoedtine™ by Fuveris Vienna Hat Co. 435 11th Street 'The “Static” of ' Eye Strain Normal well being and well feeling is impossible when | eve strain is present. Its re- sults quickly show in tense facial expressi the general health. | entitled to good cve: restore | glasses. —Modcrate Prices ~—Registered Optometrist in Attendance off.ofalinne. Optometrists Opticians 935 F Street 37 Years at the Same Address ‘ | | That En.ds Mr. CORN! A touch of “Freezone” and he lifts right off! The most painful corn, even one sensitive to touch of stocking, can't throb ten seccnds after “Freezone” comes in contact. All that’s left to do, is lift corn right off. and it's gone! A tiny bettle of 1Former Officer | Recommends New | Herb Extract Says He and His Wife Found It to Be the Ideal Rem- edy for Their Trouble. Nothing can succeed only upon its merits and when well known Was ington people who have lived in the city for ycars come forward with signed statements and praise Mille Herb Extract as the greatest me cine they ever used it seems as though it is proof beyond a doubt flm“n is a medicine of exceptional merit. MR. Z. H. HAWKINS. Mr. Z. H. Hawkins of 3424 13th st. n.w. is one of the latest boosters for this medicine. Mr. Hawkins, who is now connected with a local sales company, has lived in Washington for nearly forty years and served a number of years on the local police force. When he called at the Peo- ples Drug Store a few days ago he said he had told a number of his personal friends about Millers Herb Extract and would gladly recom- mend 1t to every one, continuing, he sald: “Yes, my wife and I both use it and in our case the results have been simply wonderful. says it helped her more than any she ever used, for years she had been troubled with gas and indigestion, sour stomach and had a great deal of trouble with constipation. After using this medicine for a short time, however, she was feeling like a dif- ferent person and you should hear | her boost it. My trouble was pretty much the same as hers, I was al- ways constipated, foods would sour causing gas to form. I was troubled | also with indigestion pains, felt tired, | sluggish and seemed to have lost all my pep, in other words. I was in a general run-down condition. I had only used this medicine a short time when I began to feel much better and I continued to improve until now I feel like & new person, am no longer constipated, food agrees with me, have a fine appetite and can feel myself gaining in strength and energy. Personally, I think Millers Herb Extract is a grand remedy and feel as though I can recommend it to every one, There is only one Millers Herb Extract (formerly called Herb Juice). Ask for it by | name. You don't need any pills with this medicine; it is a real medicine within itself, and guaran- | teed to give resuits. A medicine you can take three or four bottles with- out seeing any results is not much medicine. See the special repre- sentative, direct from the labora- tories, at Peoples Drug Store No. 2, 505 7Tth st. n.w. where he is now introducing and explaining the | merits of this great nature tonic | laxative, I L |aiready has been allowed to land at Moji. | Bandit Charged With Slaying in| DWORGEE IS SLAN BY SCORNEDLOVER Middle - Aged Veterinarian| Shoots Girl, Then Is Killed by Her Uncle. By the Associated Press. | WAXAHACHIE, Tex. May 1.—The infatuation of a middle-aged veterinary | surgeon for a 19-year-old divorcee was blamed today for a shooting affray | which took the lives of Dr. Harry F.: | Dowling and Mrs. Lola B. Roller, both | of Temple, Tex., here erdaj 1 Dr. Dowling, a mar mal before a bullet fired by H. L. Hempkins |after the doctor had shot Mrs. Roller | { three times. Hempkins, Mrs. Rolle {uncle, was no-billed by a grand ju ! five hours later. Fled His Attentions. ives said Mrs. Roller_came to from Temple to e attentions of Dr. Dowling. Monday night the doctor called at the Hempkins home, but Mrs. Roller was | out. | Yesterday afternoon he returned fand forced his way into her room. | Hempkins ran to his grocery, adjacent to the house, and returned with a pistol, acc?mpanied by Sheriff John Daven- | port. 1 The sheriff attempted to obtain | | Dowling’s gun, but the doctor fired | | three times, striking Mrs, Roller in the | head and chest. Hempkins, who was | behind the sheriff, reached around him | |and shot Dowling. Both were dead | when an ambulance arrived. Note Tells of Love. A not in the doctor’s billfold said: | “If anything happens to me, notify | § Dr. Barnes or Tom Wright of Temple. | I have come after the oniy girl I ever | |Joved.” Tom Wright is a Temple un- | | dertaker. | Dr. Dowling, who was 45 years old, is | | survived by his widow. Mrs. Roller is | survived by her mother, who lives at Ichfldress, Tex. CHANG DENIED ENTRY BY JAPANESE POLICE | Former Shantung War Lord IsJ Prevented From Landing at Port Arthur by Guards. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, May 1-—Press dispatches from Bairen, Liaotung (Japanese terri- tory), said that Marshal Chang-tsung Chang, former Shantung war lord, ap- peared off Port Arthur in a native junk this morning and was prevented from landing by Japanese police. He was in disguise. The Japanese authorities of the Kwantung leased territory denied the | defeated war lord refuge, charging he | | |had abused his former asylum there | | with his coup in Shantung. i Since Chang Hsueh-liang has ortlered | hang arrested if he enters Manchuria, | = now is in the position where if he | ds enywhere along the Chinese lit- | almost certain execution. Hence it was thought he would turn to | ! Japan proper, where it was believed the | authorities would permit him to reside | under surveillance. ‘Wu Kuang-hsin, Chang's lieutenant, HOLD-UP MAN HELD IN CASHIER'S DEATH Attempt to Rob Bank in Missouri Town. | By the Associated Press. IRONTON, Mo., May 1.—Dallas Sut- | ton, 21, of Annapolis, M vas in jail here today in connection w the kill- | ing of H. W. Cook, 60-year-old cashier of the Bank of Das Arc in an attempted bank hold-up yesterday afternoon. He was caught on a highway between An- | napoiis and Brunot, Mo. | Bill Wirley and Everett Fenk were | lying in wait for Sutton. He offered no resistance. Sutton was recognized as he fled from the bank by Fred Silvey, a barber, who said he saw Sutton still carrying a re- volver in his hand. | ‘There were no witnesses to the shoot- | ing, but officers, reconstructing the kill- ing of the cashier, said the robber must have ordered Cook to open a door lead- | ing to the cashier’s cage and when Cook | refused fired through the glass. | WITH SPANISH PAPERS; Dispatches From the Americas and the Old World to Be Given Fabra Agency. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 1.—The Associated | Press has arranged to supply foreign | news 1o the principal newspapers of Spain in exchange for a more extensive | service of Spanish news. Starting today the Associated Press will deliver direct to the Fabra News | Agency, the leading Spanish news as- sociation, the news of the Americas and the Old World. The Associated Press will cable the news to Madrid, where it will be translated and distributed by | Fabra to the newspapers of Spain. | ———— In Cuba there is one car for every 44 Over 2,500 Dealers in Washington and Vicinity | I} Are You in a Hurry? You Can Read This Entire Announcement in Less Than 4 Minutes! 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