Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1929, Page 33

NDREW JACKSON MARSER UNVELED Representative Stevenson Lauds Life Record at Rock Hill, S. C., Service. By the Associated Press. ROCK HILL, 8. C., May 28—8peak- ing yvesterday at the unveiling of &/ boulder marking the spot in Lancaster | County. said to be the birthplace of Andrew Jackson, Rewesentative W. F. Stevenson of South Carolina, lauded Jackson as a soldier, citizen and a President As a goldier he had remarkable genius and demonstrated it by his defeat of the Indian tribes, declared the Con- gressman. As a eitizen, he said, Jack- son was a lawyer, judge, prosecuting at- torney and planter, and was a success in each field. As President, he said, Jackson was clear-headed, progressive and dom| t. Unveiling of the marker was held at the James Crawford plantation, 10 miles from Lancaster. The marker, attached to a boulder, was erected by the Ca- tawba County , Daughters of the American itiom. ‘The Jegend on the front of the marker reads: “] lace of Andrew Jackson, brave, it, noble, able, honest. ‘This marker erected by Ca- tawba .. D. A. R, Rock Hill, November, 1928." On the rear is an inscription from a ! letter said to have been written by Jackson to a Lancaster citizen. It reads: “I was born in South Carolina, as T have been told. at the plantation | whereon James Crawford lived about crossing of the Waxhaw Creek.” the £ E “This stone stands upon the planta- tion whereon Jemes Crawford lived near the site of the dwelling house ac- | cording to the Mfls map of 1820.” — 8ix Drown u\ Boat Capsizes. By the Associated Press. KARACHI, Indis, May 25.—Six per- sons were drowned \vesterdsy when s sudden squall o ed a fieet of small boats on the Indus today 40 miles above Hyderabad. Five other persons were swept downstream and ‘were believed to be drowned also. In the last six momths lifeboat men Rave rescued 370 from shipwrecks off the coasts of the Britieh Isles. ' PICTORIAL .PATTERNS for July— T Summer which you can easily make at home. Pat- terns and Free Sheets now ready at . our Pattern Department Beneath the excerpt from the letter is Submarine Rescue Vessels Assigned To Operating Bases By the sssuciated Press n each venter of ration by Afmiral Charles ¥. lughes, chie? of naval opera- tions, with the completion of four converted mine sweepers made over for tha!u_r‘;urwsr. e | equipped rescue vessels for stationing at o bases. ! mnxm has been assigned | | to the submmrine bese at Coco | Solo in the Canal Zone: the Pal- | | | | con with the control force oper- ating out of New London: the | Ortolan with submarines cof the battle fleet on the Pacific; the ‘Widgeon at Pear] Harbor, Hawalii, | and the Pigeon with submarines of the Asiatic fleet. ; 'NINE DIE IN TORONTO ‘ | . HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS | | o e | Woman and Two Danghters Iilleil | at Grade Crossing, Near Maid- | stone—Injury List 18. I | By the Associated Press. | TORONTO, May 25—Nine deaths | and injuries to 19 persons were re- ported in the Province of Ontario on Victoria day. observed yesterday. Auto- | mobile accidents were responsible for the majority of fatalities. | | Mrs. Charles Reed and her two | daughters of Brantford were killed in a grade-crossing crash near Maidstone, Edward Gross, 20 years old, of To- | ronto lost his life at Long Branch when | ‘hls automobile collided with a street| car, Arthur Baker, 26, Toronto, committed [sumae by diving from a third-story | window. James Ellis, 04, of London fell down l] well while apparently walking in h!s} sleep. | Harland Findlay. 4, of Northwood | died after being hit by an automobile | | near Louisville. | _ George Atkinson, 19 months, was Il:’x"!d in an automobile erash near s, | George D. Clayton, 16 months, Wal- | pole Island, died as a result of drink- ing silver polish. REVIEW eveal many smart costumes THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €, MAY 26 1920—PART 2 From Paris! Made by Alfred Nahoum 28, St. George, Paris $3.95 pr. Regularly $6.00 —At the smartest golf matches, on the street, in the country, you will see many pairs of sandals this season. And here, just in time for the holiday, comes an opportunity of buying chic, new, woven leather sandals at a most atiractive saving. They are made on American lasts with regular heels and come in all white or white combined with black, blue or beige. A Kann's—Pourth Floor. $2.95 Garment Bags $2.00 —Flowered Chintz ba; with hookless fasteners—which makes them moth proof. Each bag holds eight garments. 25c¢ Dress Shields 3 prs. for 50c «Rayon-covered shields in a vaa rlety of colors, 2 and 3 sizes—and regular or shirt-waist styles. 6, 7 and 8 in. Scissors 45c¢ pr. —Of guaranteed steel. 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