Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1929, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY., MAY 28 1929.’ | Philips High School, Chicago, success- | was approving the retirement of Lieut. i . fully passed mental and physical tests | Col. John E. Green, one of the two H |_D AFIER In Seminary Row | for entrance. " | Negro ~commissioned officers n the | The War Department announced that | Army. = | Parham had been ordered to West Point | Col. Green retired at his own request | o = wIFE DlSAPPEARS N | almost at the moment President Hoover | after 30 years in the Army. —I" s K{' ls]—E R Rfl Y | h | dio STRAWS 5 . Daughters Accuse Father of! 3 = e | SN ke, Wy, G5 Complete With 535 Speaker Wn i Six Years Ago. Trr Hecur Co e Br the Associated Press. F Street at Seventh SACRAMENTO, Calif, May 28.—G 7 | F. Franklin of Del Paso Heights, Calif., | - = | a“d ’ I ubes 50 A 3 E | | > | s was arrested yesterday after authorities | were informed by his three daughters | that their mother and a young brother | c 1 | | disappeared six years ago. i | e The three daughters and another son, | eSS an Robert Franklin, 19, appcared before | | District Attorney Guy P. Johnson and charged their father with brutal and | DR S GEESHAM MACHEN, inhuman treatment of his family. Statutory charges were preferred by the | Professor at Princeton Theological Sem- inary, led opposition to management of daughters, and Franklin. an elderly car- | {harY, led oPposition B0 MASAFTHICt Bf penter, was held on $10,000 bail. G T e S Denies Charges. Franklin denied 1(};? (‘hmg;;; and told =t o = police his wife and son gone to Borand. Ores, “He ‘mio deniea mis-| PARHAM GETS ORDER. conduct involving his daughters. o i e Franiiin children o hod | De Priest's Nominee for West Point been missing from _their_Porterville, " Calif,, ranch since 1923. They related to Report July 1. that ihey had seen their father return- | Alonzo Sourleigh Parham, colored, ing :‘mg\ a !;‘mvlr‘;f'chorh of "]\Oni'finlig I whom Representative Oscar De Priest T b S pinodeetained hatchet and shovel in | has beem ordered. to Teport to the Mill- owdaer 00X el'mallent ave he Dobbs his hands. Franklin, the children said. | tary Academy July 1. the office of Mr. mlg ‘rgmrgmhemh;:“mé Mrs. Franklin | pe” priest was advised yesterday. | S il f fo) Week Onl an e y am, i i p ' € St. James Club d the boy to POrIANd, terville said | —EAINam. a_graduate of the Wendell pecial—for One Week Only he was never satisfied with the story i g | that the mother and boy went to Port- | Beginning Tomorrow $6 land. r You may purchase a service ticket for $10 X1 The newest Dobbe stif | LADY ASTOR WINS and receive §12 worth of work, In other words, vou get a $10 permanent wave (including finger ;::‘;“ of.:;;iul:ind!].oin coMMUNlST CROWD wave and shampoo) and still have $2 left for L 2 SOOI | any other service within one month from date Jeers Turn to Cheers and Laughter| GRIBROVIGENEE ticket is purchased. as American-Born Pecress SUNDAY, JUNE 9 Also for this week, all plain Scores Victory. Specizl Throuch Train via Hell Gate shampooing will be 25¢ BHidre Route ‘Leaves Satardsy Nieht Preceding Excursion Stand: Powder Box, Fifth Floor By the Associated Press. Ly. Washineton tandary Sige ” Wask e St B LONDON, May 28.—A dispatch to alt "W"s{f;,vgi;‘m-) £.15 | e o Eneurdll A Somioenan o L6800 ANM. z 2 2 2 & 7 related how Lady Astor had harangued ot Boflon 1‘5"""‘ Station) 7.10 A M. = o erowd ot Communiats. wio besan | By ALY : ), their lstening by jeering her, but ended | || Providence ‘-0 LSRN . A, g by laughing with her and applauding. Conch Lunch Service by Fennayvania “F Street at Seventh” Set Price . . . less tubes..._$135 Lady A.rawr, andAmcr;‘calg&b‘:m pee}l;-] ailroad attendants | ess, was described as hol to the . o | o e e oty waving|[| Pennsylvania Railroad ||| Table Speaker-.. it at the crowd which had packed the = s . balconies about the courtyard in which — ] 7 AC Tubes Delivers Your Radio she stood. ¢ yous? 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