Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1929, Page 21

‘TOBEINVESTIEATED New Prosecutor to Give Spe- cial Attention to Buildinigs Department. By the Assocluted Press. o CHICAGO, June 26.—John A. Swan- #on today put a match to one of the firecrackers he promised to explode if elected State's attorney. He announced he would seek an immediate grand jury investigation of the entire city ad- ministration, and particularly of the office of tion. Counsel Samuel A, Ettelson apd the department of buildings. A conference today with Councilman Arthur F. Albert was an initial move. WAlbert last week demanded an inquiry into the pay rolls of the corporation counsel. Support Given Prosecutor. At the same time Albert R. Brunker, | head of the Civic Safety Commissiort and other business men who interested themselves in Swanson’s campaign for election last Fall, joined forces behind the State’s attorney to push the inves- tigation. They were circulating a pub- lic petition calling upon Swanson to act, thus providing additional founda- tion for the grand jury inquiry. “Solemn pledges were made during | MEXICO C"‘_Y-d ""1':: 26 f{’)g_l;idrs- the campaign that the entire city and|Soledad Morales de Learn of redo, county wouid be cleaned up,” Brunker | TeX.. Who was detained here a few days said. “There has been some delay, but | On charges of plotting to poison William NoW the time 1s Tipe and T am giad to| A. King, a professional rival of her hus- see the State's attorney going into it|band, said today the affajr was the re- in & two-fisted way.” sult of business rivaly. Both King and her husband are en- Availability of Data. gaged in wild animal hunting in Africa Considerable data were available to|and India to supply zoos in American the State's attorney as a result of a|countries. Mrs. Learn was released revious grand jury inquiry conducted | Monday, the charges proving unfounded. v Prank J. Loesch, head of the Chi- S e cago Crime Commission. That inquiry, however, was limited in its power to in- vestigation of election irregularities, and therefore was unable to push its Pprobe into city departments. The corporation counsel has served unofficially as acting mayor during the t few months on the occasions when ayor William Hale Thompson has been ont of the city. One of the charges made by Alder- man Albert was that the corporation counsel has been “the real boss of the City Hall.” POLICE BRAND TERRY ROBB‘ERY “BOGUS” l!’uliui Comedy Star's Newly Ac- quired Brother-in-law Held as a Suspect. WILLIAM A. HUGHES Of Newark, N. J., is preparing for a transatlantic flight. —Associated Press Photo. CHARGES UNFOUNDED. Hunter's Wife Acquitted of At-| tempt to Poison Husband’s Rival. | Cold Wave Hits Brazil. PORTE ALEGRE, Brazl, June 26 (#)—The state of Rio Grande do Sul is In the grip of a cold wave, with snow reported from many parts. A fisherman “Say !!?wm- Flowers” FLOWERS —for. Weddings —for Birthdays —and Anniversaries Shaffer's Flowers are always 'crisply fresh—always 'appro- prinely arrange d— alwa ys Moderntely Priced. QUICK DELIVERIES IN TOWN AND OUT GEORGE C. _SHAFFER Open By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, June 26—The robbery , in jewels from Ethelind Iule!l cumzdy star, was brand- by Deputy Po- 3 nce m’"f’l‘u‘i ::;:Tsu'e v:lue rris Bogoslow: erry’s newly- u.lna brother-in-law, was_held in Jlll as a suspect. Denying that h® had been in finan- cial difficulties and scouting police sug. gestion that the stick-up was “framed,” us, Miss Terry’s hus- had changed his name he was 3 years old, but that his brother hnd kept the original name, rr{ and her husband, a re- H puud.ly ‘wealthy real sla Jman, were entering their aj the fash- | fonable Lincoln. Park lrlc'. early yes- ‘ terday morning when two men accosted them and seized the actress’ jewels, l lorcln(rthe couple into the lobby at the of Ah! What glorious relief when you apply Freezonetoacorn!The aching and throbbing. stops at once, and the corn soon becomes so ""j‘“ the latter and invited Bogeaus and Miss Terry eadquarters | to identity him. Nelther soutd say tht was the loosened in its bed that you CHEFS HIT CIGARETTES. can lift it right out with Association Denounces Habit ofl your fingers. Really, its so ! Smoking During Meals. easy, you'll laugh. Mard CHICAGO, June 26 (#),—The Chets'| ©Orns and soft ones—corns DCuisine Association of Chlc-go is all| on the toes and between 'hot and bothered over the “American | the toes—all yield to marvel- habit of smoking clgarettes during | cus Freezone. Get a bottle | meals.” ¥ ies of which | 3tany drugstore andsay, - In a_resolution cop . were sent to all associations of chefs| “Good-by {in the United States, the cooks spoke jof the habit as a practice ‘which “ren- ders the diner incapable of appreciat- ‘workmanship.” A Hard Luck Champion! | ATLANTA, June 26 (P —H. P | Cheshire seems to be a champion of | some sort. Five times he has been bit- | ten fen by snakes. ‘He has had ve opera- tions because of aninjury to ‘his ap- pendlx. Once his skull was fractured !n an automobile accident. An explod- ing blow torch, on another occasion, b\lrned him severely. Now he is in s again. He shot himself acels lem-llly N the left leg. g e e e e ey ooy, THE WOMAN'S SHOP OF RALEIGH HABERDASHER N Smart Beach Coats i ( In Bright Colorful Plaids A beach coat is a necessary part of the shore - outfit, And these chic color- ed coats in plaid rubberized pop- lin speak a love- liness likely to be seen on all wearers of smart beach outfits, In THE EVENING LABORITES COMPLETE APPOINTMENT LIST Ex-Taxi Driver Becomes Treasurer of English’ Royal - Household. King Approves Changes. By the Associated Press. maining political appointments in the Phone and Mail Orders Filled A Special Order Department has been arranged for this Three-Day Sale. 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Smith, London, was appointed | ers’ Union, The new, vice chamberlain, litan _police. One _of oS! ‘Tom Hen- e s messages rrom the royal hotisehold. of rd Chamberlain, Lord Labor parly whips. es, was formerly a sergeant in the new duties will be to act as belre'r of the House Tom Henderson formerly a ship's c‘lrpelll::er on "‘fi Clyde, has {;r some time n on the managing boar the Glasgow Co-Operative Society, and | BY the Associated Press. for four years has been one of the D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE .26, 1929. m szprovd b1 | MYDAVID IS CHOSEN urer of the household, has been close- 1y assoclated with the Transport Work- torney, TO HEAD KIWANIS Decatur, Ill, Attorney Caucus Nominee for President of Inter- national Association. Mr. organization. his Kiwanis and has been ties. MILWAUKEE, , June Horace W. McDavid, Decatur, Tl 26.— | Alberta, and Willlam C. 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