Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1929, Page 40

POLICE FACE TRIAL IN DEATH OF YOUTH Three Virginians Say They! Fired at Tires When Stu- dent Was Slain. B the Associated Press. ABINGDON, Va., May 9—Three po- lice officers here are to face a grand Jury on charges of murder in connec- | tion with the fatal shooting of J. W. Kendrick, 17, Emory and Henry Col-{ lege student, near here Monday After a_warrant had been sw against the thr Abingdon po'iceman, and J. T. Worle Washingt drick, un youth, they waiv yesterday afternoon and were sent to the grand jury under $5,000 bond each. Young Kendrick was riding in an | automobile with two compainois, Paul | Phelps and Denning Dutton, the time he was shot. Say They Shot at Tires. Sheriff Keyes Bordwine of Washing- ton County, who conducted an investi- gation into the affair, said the three officers had told him they “fired at the | eriffs of | M. Ken- hearing | 12-Lb. tires” of the car after its occupants had | Tefused to heed an order to stop. While the three officers have declined to discuss the shooting, Sheriff Bord- and that one of th drinking. Officers have not divulged | the source of this complaint | Phelps, driver of the car, denied that | there was any whisky in the car and | that any of the three occupants were | drinking. He likewise denied that any prder had been given to stop. \ Drinking Charge Made. Phelps was charged with driving l Par while intoxicated and Dutton “ilh‘ intoxication. Both are to be given a hearing tomorrow. ‘ The three officers against whom the murder charge was Jodged continue their duties and have not been suspend- ed. Sheriff Bordwine said he was un- able to say whether they would be sus- | pended. Citizens here are raising a special fund to aid in the prosecution of the case. Kendrick was a member of a promi- nent family of this section. His father ‘was killed an automobile accident in Fiorida several years ago. GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL RAPS ROAD BILLBOARDS | Fairbank of Highway Bureau Calls Blots—Park Parley Hears Plans. Signs By the Associated Press. CLIFTY FALLS STATE PARK, Ind., May 9.—Herbert Evison of Washington, secretary of the National Confererxce on State Parks, in session here yesterday, announced that the organization’s next work would be to make a thorough analysis of State park and forest methods. H. 8. Fairbank of the United States Bureau of Public Roads, Washington, in a prepared speech, said the bureau sought the removal of billboards from highways and property adjoining them. “Toward the attainment of that end taxation, a taxation designed to dis- courage the objectionable practice and ultimately stamp it out, would seem to be the most practicable of the various pl:;x thus far proposed,” Mr. Fairbank sal CAPITAL MAN RE-ELECTED| DRUG GROUP SECRETARY Frailey Also Named Executive Vice President by U. §. Manu- facturers’ Body. By the Associated Press. AS] N. C, May 9—S. B.| Penick of New York and Ashevllle was | elected president of the American Drug Manufacturers Association at the clos- ing session of a five-day convention. Other officers elected were Dr. A. R. L. Dohme of Baltimore, first vice presi- dent; Nicholas H. Noys of Indianapolis, second vice president; Dr. John F. An- derson of New Brunswick, N. J., third wvice president, and Franklin Black, New York, treasu Carson P. P\'al‘ey of Washington, D. C., was re-elected secretary and made executive vice president, a new office. Mr. Frailey, a graduate of the Uni- versity of Maryland School of Phar- macy, came to Washington more than five years ago to accept the secretary- ship of the association. He was former- 1y a sales manager of a'drug concern in Philadeiphia, and prior to that time cogducted a pharmacy in Emmitsburg, FOUR PERISH IN FIRE. ROCEHSTER, Ind, May 9 (#)— Lloyd Flitcraft, 36, a farmer, and his three young daughters, Mabel, Mildred and Mary, were burned to death in their home near Akron, Ind., early yes- terday. The three girls were sleeping in an upstairs room. It was believed that a lantern they had taken upstairs with them exploded, setting fire to the house. Mr. and Mrs. Flitcraft took two other children and an aged relative to a place of safety. Flitcraft then entered the house in an attempt to reach the three girls, and was on the stairway when the upper part of the hmldmg crashed in. IX Gorton's Ready- to-Fry Cod Fish Cakes with milk and beaten cgg, and bake in a buttered dish sprinkled with cracker crumbs and grated cheese! Great! From the new Gorton Recipe Book— Free Gorfon's Congtfish €s THE ORIGINAL | FRESH KILLED Made by the THE EVENING GOLD MEDAL or CERESOTA WASHINGTON Plain or Self-Rising 25¢ 2> 55c 12 “SANICO’’ 1215 5: 50c 24-Lb. Bag Bag 5-Lb. Bag SEALECT or VAN CAMP’S In Our Meat Markets! LONG ISLAND D U C K S Especially for this week end sale we have pro- cured and are offering to our patrons very fancy qual- ity Long Island ducks. We suggest a nice fam\ duck for your Sunday dinner. WEEK END SPECIAL LEG - L The same fancy quality Lamb which we have of- fered for the past several wecks. For, those who care for Lamb, here is a wonderful opportunity to buy a leg at a most attractive price. WEEK END SPECIAL. . ......... " PORK R These are fine Loin Pork Roasts and at this price should prove a most attractive purchase for any one. We are also quoting a special price for the w eck end on Pork Chops. ‘Special This Week End. . . .. Pork Chops w. 29¢ Pork Chops Lb. 33c Again we are offering our pa(rous a week end p special on fine quality Pot Roasts, cut from prime steer beef only. These are the same quality Roasts that were bought with much enthusiasm two weeks c ago. Week End Special. . ... . coccvoeca o Lb. Fresh Fish for Friday! Fancy Fresh Trout TR FreshRoeShad ......." Fillet of Haddock . . D Fresh Boston Mackerel Fresh Croakers ." 10c CRAB MEAT . Lb. MB End Cuts Center Cuts A most attractive price is quoted on this fancy, fresh, regular lump Crab Meat. Lb. Tin 35c FRESH LUMP SMOKED HAMS=29c Other Meat Market Suggestions! Prime Rib Roast .®. 40c | Cooked Ham Sirloin Steak 1. 55¢ | Fresh Baked Ham Three-Cornered Roast . 35¢ § Presidential Loaf Bouillon Roast Sliced Dried Beef Hamburg Steak Cooked Corned Beef. .. Veal Cutlets Luxury Loaf Loin Veal Chops Tongue Loaf Shoulder Veal Chops .. Smoked Liverwurst . .. Shoulder Lamb Chops. Pickled Pigs Feet ... Breast of Lamb Pickled Pigs Feet ........ L 1, ™ 20c 141 20c i . 15¢ 1/, ™. 20c 1, ™ 10c L4 15¢ 1/, 1. 15¢ o Va > 15¢ Light Strip BACON Heavy Strip BACON - 35¢ Over eight pounds. STAR, WASHINGTON, PURE LARD 2 MILK 3 2¢ Oc; ic Office and Warehouse 1845 4th St. N.E. These Prices Prevail in Washington Stores KRAFT Velveeta Velveeta is that delicious cheese you see so widely adver- tised in the daily papers. my 23¢ BLUE KARO ...."" 10c DEL MONTE SARDINES California Sar- 1 2c dines in the gener- ous size oval tins. tn 23¢ ARGO TUNA. DEL MAIZ CORN Del Maiz is an entirely dif- ferent ‘variety of Corn which was produced after several years of experiments . . . be sure to try this tasty, new variety of PABST-ETT . .»= 23c Del Monte APRICOT and PINEAPPLE PRESERVES For m preserve thet is different and also tasty, we urge you to try the Apricou and Pineapple Preserve be "back ‘for mors 30c KRAFT KAY. ¥ 25¢ JOHNSON’S FLOOR POLISH Johnson's Polishing Wax is a big favorite over the entire country. No doubt ¥ou have seen the many maga- zine _advertisements susgesting the many usages of this vers popular em. Wax or Liquid 59¢ Do You Need a New BROOM ‘Three brooms of excellent quality offered at prices that appeal, ‘Sanitary”. . . .each 85¢ L SachiGEe Red Handle. FLIT...39c & 59¢ Big Values in WASHBOARDS Capital. .. Check These Items: CLOROX CARBONA AMMONIA cake 10¢ 4 PRE e cake Q¢ oo 200 can 23¢ M) tin zsc SANI FLUSH .. DRANO BABO POWDER. 31 0il Guest Size IVORY SOAP The smallest size of Ivory which has become so popular for the bathroom. 6 Cakes 25c Other Soaps 3 cakes ZSC med. cake Q¢ IVORY ... lee.cake 121/¢ LUX 3l cakess D50 PALMOLIVE. .3 cskes 25¢ LIFEBUOY ...3 eakes 20c LAVA SOAP . .** 6¢c D. O, THURSDAY, A MAY 9, Packages. | Iceberg Lettuce | Peas (in the Pod) 1929.° Fancy Fresh —IN THE POD— Fancy fresh Lima Beans in the pod...the same fine } quality we have offered for the past several weeks...at P { a special low price. Lb. | LAND 0’ LAKES BUTTER v». 57c | SANITARY BUTTER ~ 1» 52¢ “SANICO” COFFEE ([oind, 45c¢ GREEN BAG COFFEE 39 One- Pound Tall Tins Fruits and Uenetables Another of Our Famous Sales 1 5 Florida Oranges At Our Regular Low . Price for One Dozen BCC(I\_HC so many of you were disappointed at not being able to find oranges in all of our stores last week end, we have made special preparations to repeat a similar orange sale for this week end. The season for Florida oranges is fast coming to a close and we suggest you enjoy the fine Florida § oranges while they may still be obtained. Fresh Gecrgia Stringless Beans 229 Head 10(; 3u29c Ripe TOMATOES = 20c | : Fé.ncy Corn on Cob, 2=~ 15¢ | Fancy Fresh Pineapples Florida CUCUMBERS = 5¢ White Potatoes 2%t G New Fla. Potatoes Red Ripe Tomatoes S. C. Sweet Potatoes New Texas Onions GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS poz. 25¢ 15 ™= 30c ® Home Grown Rhubarb. ... g Fancy Spring Onions Home Grown Spinach.... Tender Spring Kale. .....4 s 25¢c o New Crop Cabbage........." 4c Specials Until Saturday’s Closing! Chum Salmon 2725¢| Ritter Beans 25¢ Royal Gelatine 20c Large Chipso 20c/| Apple Butter 19¢ BEANS CORN 10c 1 0 Ridge _quality 3 Quart Jar Burt Olney PEAS Tiny. tender peas knoln to the trade as the American “petit no)s.‘ 51 $1.00 A truly big value in in’\kvd generally sells for more, per tin