Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1929, Page 5

U. 5. AGENTS PROBE REYNOLDS DEATH gy Department of Justice Men Go to Phoenix for Investigation. By the Associated Press. PHOENIX, Ariz, August 15.—Three | special agents of the United States De- partment of Justice today took charge of the investigation of tne murder here | last week of Paul E. Reynolds, 31, sl Federal officer, whose body was found | in an irrigation canal near Phoenix. Police believe Reynolds was the victim of suspected ctiminals whom he had | been watching. J. Keith, gtnfl‘ll inspector, and his | special agent, S. W. Hardy, arrived (rom. ‘Winslow, Ariz., by automobile late last night, after, flying to Winslow from headquarters in Washington, D. C. C. White, head of the Oklahoma De- partment of Justice district, ahead of them. Two excellent fingerprints of a right and left hand were found on the auto- arrived Federal agents are seeking the slayer of Paul E. Reynolds, Department of Jus- tice agent, whose body was found in a canal at Phoenix, Ariz, with a bullet J.| wound in his heart. —Assocllted Preu Phom ‘BABY FACE’ DOODY LOSES THE EVENING oo e SPEDBATHINAE IS REGATTA ENTRY 65 Mile Dodge Sraft to Com- pete in President’s Cup Races. Entry of the speedboat Horace, 65- mile craft of the Horace Dodge inter- ests, in the President’s Cup race, feature event of the President's Cup regatta, to be held here September 13 and 14, was e-nnounced ay by the Chesa- peake and Potomac Power Boat Associa- tion. The driver of the Horace has not yet been announced. According to L. Gordon Leech, secre- tary of the association, which is spon- soring the revival of .the President's Cup regatta after a lapse of two years, a sufficient number of entries already had been listed to make the President’s Cup race one of the important motor boat everfts of the season. Entries for the other events on the regatta racing card also are coming in rapidly. The latest boats to be listed include three Chris Craft runabouts. E. P. Thompson has been sent to i STAR, WASHING! . n by the Dodge boat owners to mld?othe course over which the Horace will run for the President’s Cup. While here he will make plans also for the care of the Dodge e: "Le Charles F. Chapman, vice president of the American Power Boat Associa- tion, has written to Mr. Leech, volun- teering to assist in the conduct of the Potomac River speed boat classic. It is likely that Mr. Chapman will be asked to serve as an official of the re- gatta, in view of his extensive experi- ence. Meanwhile initial reports of the drive to raise the $10,000 necessary for the conduct of the races are being pre- | © pared for presentation to the associa- tion's ofllchll this afternoon. U. S. WINS FIGHT TO BAR MOONEY PLEA IN MAIL By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 15.—An action brought by the American Civil Liberties Union to prevent the New York City postmaster from barring from the mails envelopes bearing inscriptions demand- ing the freedom of Tom Mooney, im- prisoned in California in 1916 for al- leged participation in the bombing of a Preparedness day parade, was dis- missed yesterday in Federal courts. ‘The sentiments which John J. Kelly, the postmaster, ruled should not be sent through the malls save in sealed en- velopes, incluced the legends Mooney Frame Up—A Tertible I kt- B2 Gy cent” and “California’s Shame; Justice, California Style.” The action was ai Arthur Garfield Hayes, counsel lor the union. motion for an injunct! was the second of favor of the Government within the ion. The bor Defense in July lost a similar barring bearing action, seeking to prevent the from the mails of envelo the inscription “Smash the Frame-Up Against the Gastonia Strikers.” ~The Civil Liberties Union appealed that case to Postmaster Gen- ‘Walter F. Brown. Pru:es and Terms You'll like both at this store. August prices prevail in all dpg_-rtments—nml as for terms MAKE THEM TO SUIT G Peter Grogan & Sons Co. 817-823 Scventh St.NW. ' Homefurnishers Since 1866 Closed Saturdays—July & August THURSDAY, AUGUSYT Federal Judge'J. 'Coleman denied the ¢ g:.n two months. The International | Murder f 15, 1929. ts kind decided in| ps Schneider’s Famous Rye ink11c 1 16c | | Loaf Loaf Dorsch’s Original Split-Top Loaf 9c Corby’s Wonder | Loaf 90 Holmes Cakes In All Our Stores Gold Bnnd BUTTER Will Make Good Food | Taste Better Washmgton Self-Rising Always Uniform in Quelity 5 ‘ Lbs. i l 320 Lbs. 696 Ceresota Not Bleached WEEK END SPECIALS LIBBY’S ASPARAGUS TIPS Picnic Size GRANULATED SUGAR mobile in which Reynolds was last seen. ‘The automobile, which he rented last Priday, was located last Tuesday night on a business street here, the motor still warm. No bloodstains were found. Federal officers have been working on the theory that Reynolds was slain be- | cause of his investigations of alleged collusions between former State and | FPederal officials and border narcotic and liquor running gangs. DECREE IS‘ ACCEPTED. George W. Jacobs, a Bureau of Engraving an MOVE TO GAIN FREEDOM By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 15—Willie “Baby | Face” Doody, mail robber, gunman and | murder suspect, failed in an attempt to gain his freedom on a writ of habeas corpus yesterday, while the grand jury was engaged in voting a true bill, charging him with assault with intent to kill, in cShnection with the shooting last March of Postal Inspector Evan L. Jackson. Doody was taken before Judge Harry | B. Miller in Criminal Court on & writ of habeas corpus, obtajned by his at- torney, Willlam Scott Stewart. Judge Mtiller continued Doody's hear- m;’ until tomorrow and sert him back | ail. Doody persisted In his denial that he had anything to do with the fatal shooting of Chief of Police Charles Levy of Berwyn, although he readily ad- mitted his part in the Jackson shoot- ing. It is probable that he will be brought to trial on that charge first, and be turned over to the Government for prosecution on a mail robbery charge in the event he fails of convic- tion in the State courts. Established 1897 OUR ANNUAL AUGUST SALE of Tailored to Order SUITS AND OVERCOATS HUNDREDS OF MEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT AND SAVE 259, IT’S AN ANNUAL CUSTOM WITH US EACH YEAR to offer these rare reductions in order to keep our master tailors and designers busy during the Summer dull period. Consider What You Receive 1—Fresh, new, highest quality fabrics in a great variety of patterns, weaves and weights. 2—Expert workmanship by custom tailors, which assures correct style and comforting fit. 3—259, discount from regular Fall and Winter prices that will prevail after the sale. | MEAT MARKETS Live or Homs Dressed SPRING CHICKENS At All Our Stores At a Low Price rinter at the Printing, has consented to a decree against him to pay his wife, Katherine G. Jacobs, 1115 Lamont street, $5,000 in lieu of separate maintenance. The decree af- firming the compromise between the couple was signed by Justice Willlam Hitt on a suit by the wife in which lh& charged her husband with cruelty an neglect. 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Saturday We’ve Made the Final Cut on All Men’s Tropical Suits " There are no exceptions — the entire stock offers itself at these final reductions. $16.50 Paim Beach Suits SI1B NurotetBuits; v . ...oivisicivesids $18 Linen Suits ... $18 Mohair Suits ... $20 Linen Suits $20 Mohair Suits $20 Tropical Worsted Suits $25 Tropical Worsted Suits. . $30 Tropical Worsted Suits $35 Tropical Worsted Suits (With Vests) $40 Tropical Worsted Suits (With Vests) MEN’S' SPORTS COATS $15 and $16.50 Grades $20 Grade FLANNEL AND SERGE TROUSERS $10 Pencil Stripes. ... LSRR R S $8.75 $12.50 Pencil Stripes P-B WOOL SUITS With one and two pairs of trousers, Cheviots, Unfinished Worsteds, Cassimeres, Etc. $35 Wool Suits $40 Wool Suits $45 and $50 Wool Suits. . $60 4nd $65 Wool Suits Street Floor Sm. Lge. Bof Bot. 15¢ 35¢ l’l n Broadcloths Plain Sateen Ete., Ete. Kaufman's—First Floor $1.98 Check Rayon & Pique Da-Frocks Popular sleeveless $ 1 .38 models for street or trimming. 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Subject to slight irregu- the wanted Summer shades. 50c Printed Sateen and fancy colors. Sizes 4 to 7'2. 39c val assortment of beautiful floral, blrd A Great One-Day Price-Lowering Event That Will More Firmly Nothing Short of Remarkable! Every new and wanted Summer ma- of all sizes. Smart sleeveless and short found only in the higher-priced dresses. Full-Fashioned Sale! Canncn Mills Irregulars Regular 15¢ to 35¢ Values Beautiful rich lustrous finish Heavy absorbent grades, in plain heel, double sole and toe, Bem- larities, Tots' Socks, regular and Cretonnes, 32¢ stripe, follage and modernistic de- Establish This Store’s Underselling Policy terial, including Silk Prints, Plain and long sleeve models. Clever colors Sizes 16 to 44, too—at this unheard-of-before low price. o Bemberg Hose | Turkish Towels of $1.00 A great underpriced purchase Bemberg Hose that will outwear white, plain colors and fancy berg to garter welt. Come in all Kaufman's—First Floor whoopee styles; fancy tops; white Full 36 iriches wide, in a larg signs of every wanted coloring. ed sizes to 44, Values worth 10 $1.00. . .0ooevncicionaia Kaufman's—Second Floor $7.95 Dunoleum Felt-Base Rugs 9x12-Ft. Large Room Size s Only 12 rugs at this remarkably low price, so comfie early—an assortment. of attractive carpet patterns and colorings. Very slight irregulars. . $4.95 and $6.95 Grass Rugs Beautiful imported quality; sizes 8x10 ft. and 9x12 ft. for large rooms. Pretty designs and colors (8) 9x12 ft. Heavy Fiber Rugs, $16.50 value (3) 9x15 ft. Sandura Felt-base Rugs, $14.75 50c Felt-base Floor Covering, (19) 18x35 .Oval Rag Rugs, 75¢ (200) Window. Shades, neondl of Sflc ‘e (100) Bleached Sheets, to be hemmed, 75¢ 'rnd (200) Pillowcases, to be hemmed, 1Sc grade o 20c and 3% Wash Fabrics, many popular. weaves. Full pieces and remnant lengths. Yard Girls’ Organdy, Voile " and New Print Sleeveless Dresses $1.98 to slig $2.98 Sizes 7 to 14 Years Values Smart sleeveless models in new clever styles—all the most wanted colors. Some with or« gandy or laze $1 Co up Suits, of khaki, stici-] stripe’ and blue denim; sioyt sleeves and full- lmm legs; sizes 3 to 7 4C 8 years 3%¢ l-by Pillow-. 12x16 size; Kaufman's—First Floor & 21e $3 Fancy BARTLETT PEARS SCHIMMELS JELLY Glass lOc SHREDDED WHEAT 10c ONIONS broldered; assorted solled from handling. | $1.69 to $1.98 values.. |