Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 30

30 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, M’AY‘T. 1929. L mm————t e L} TRI Al UF F ARM BUY 'Fear of Being Lined Up Before Adobe Wall |t “mhacs syt it ierics: e[ REED STIRS BATTLE | safemcn o sy by Senaior. Red: l e 1o Bt e, uatel " MePEVITT ebels now owe me $2,800 for my Republican, of Pennsylvania. He de- “All the national origins law attempts F a H 1 (1 U S Fl D .d Q . R b 1 ;;rvice; Tn‘r{"m‘euNu not & dime left in ON ORIGINS clAUSE clll':d l'l:,y’comiprorg{u would be & “sur- lt:lda is wrprmrve‘ our pfiemtnlc‘i:dl | 1211 F St D:‘x’l’gkfis Main 3211 r e_rebe! n Nogales. | render oreign blocs.” lance, so far as this can be control elpe S yers ecide to uit cbels “1 expect other rebel leaders to cross President Hoover has recommended | by immigration restriction. To my ‘ SLIP COVERS “he line into the United States. The e T e Irepul of the new immigration quota | mind, there is only one course open. To WINDOW SHADES Z | :Unltod Statcs is my country and the i jori basis, which goes into effect July 1, | compromise with that issue is to invite - » - A DRAWING Ifl [:I_[]SE;;, the Assoetsted Praim. |ville, Tenn. and Patrick Murphy. | Department of Justice has some charges | B8k in Majority Ramks and| DA N G0 I e been intio- | destruction.” | | NOGALES, Ariz, May 1—Two address ungiven crossed the border.|against me. but I will be free soon” | Stubborn Contest Impends on | duced in the Senate, but Senator Reed's | S T : American aviators who ended their | voluntarily ~surfendering to United | Polk acded another reason why he strong opposition has brought about a | 3 1 | — fiying services with the Mexican revolu- | States customs officials. | and Murphy had crossed. “We did not Monstires Woo Pondia definite break in the majority ranks and aster Sergt. Holz Retires. | ‘Youth Accused of Murdering tenisis are in the Nogales City Jail | ° Capt. Polk declared he left Mexico| want io be lined up in front of an | g & atibhorn podtest 18 impending: Sster” Sest” Willikes Hlk, Tank| ™ cused Of Murdering awaiting the arrival of a United States | because the revolution had resorted to adobe wall.” e e “The decision of Congress with re- | ¢ o5 T B it = 2 25 F ity-Is Pi ‘marshn‘llta‘ take l:hem m‘-rufim&. whe;;e g;w;ll'flll -;a:hre, 1"h'l§h c:us! the end‘ R LR ORI IR B [ spect, to the national origins law,” said | b;e :ol’.m:d m:o:;e G. aae;d;,!:d ik L: | Optician—Optometrist they will face charges of violating the of his usefulness in the air. | | B ; b Mt i et i e retire on his| amily Is Pictured as neutrality act, - = “You can't fight guerrilla style with | The Belgina government has declded | Uncompromising opposition to repeal of our country and the weitare. of oot | own application after more than 30| 922 14th St. NW. who ' to set up a special radio commission. | of the national origius provision of the ' people for genorations to come. To active service ' Kind and Noble, | TS B I - : - - By the Associated Press -t eds bt | SPECIAL!! FOR ONE DAY--Thursday! oy o ey e For Thursday Morning i ) : 50 Shick . 53 ickers at . . . . and Frank Carpenter, assisting in the ! el s ks ] 25 Ensembles . . . %11 TWELFTH~F STS. gument by both sides today was antici- | ob, 17-year-old farm boy, ‘is Cloth Jacket with ’ charsed wih kiling e parente, o | Mat:hini Silk Dress " ,Elegance Without Extravagance Come Early!! The supply will not last and burning the home over their bodies. State’s evidence was termed ‘“ridicu- | Jous” by Judge Jones in his address yesterday and the youth was extolled as “kind, true and noble in his senti- T e | o mawe | FHere It Is...A Brand New Shipment Of [ isposar s been unable to produce anything but One-of-a-kind CP..::[.;.., but ~oats from our “bits of circumstantial evidence.” ¢ Jones opened his talk by declaring A &/ MODEL of all regular stocks. the State of North Carolina just as in- terested in seeing “an innocent man : : ey e =i e Ensembles New Prin S g0 free as of conicing somebody, The OCKS - ts PRING & does l}‘(fl, come here to prove his inno- 2 A C TS 4 RN A AR LA O AR A VAV b Blood Stains in Dispute. : L — i GOWNS Sports Frocks , . &' Coin Dots Dr. Roland 8. 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Now ?{bsolutce)lu no, reserva- where day and evening shows will be || Berberich’s—Third Floor s o chued gt thoss Berberichls— staged for the next 10 days. Bl L = The show this year includes as one alt sizes drastic reductions. Third Floor of its feature rides “The Waltzer,” |} i ou while another named for the day's | § . popular hero is the “Lindy Loop.” Be- ||}l Sorority sides these, the old standards, including | R the Ferris wheel and the merry-go- Frocks round, have their places along the show’s midway. An exhibit from the Florida Ever- glades, including turtles, _alligators. crocodiles and other reptile life of the | great swamps are seen as an added at- || traction in the 1929 edition of the show. “eup feature of this phase of the exposi- ||| Z~iion is a wrestling match between an alligator and & man. A miniature jungle village has been ANRAVRPRARATA VAT AV L BAVAVEAY SV AL WA 5 S wA N AV G ¢ & s>t up on the show grounds and Chief || T and his consort, Zambesi, Ituri Tygmies from the Belgian Congo are o‘her new features of the Jones shows. i Dirigible J-4 Damaged by Wind. LAKEHURST, N. 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