Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1929, Page 5

5 \ \ \ : : THE JXVENING STAR, WASHWG'I;ON' D. C., FRIDAY, AI;GUST 30, 1929. 5 ’ HU“V[R INF[UENEE OLDW%’?E%CX&%?BIESRNIE XIXELES [;AI.'. NEW VENlRE [Fc;ll;::llg:)s;:::;lggsl’mm gni;é::éfié:wéé&;%?i%%{ Theaters, Inc., theater operating unit the Army medical cerfter, Walter Reed | of Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, K ! 4 £ R own, | General Hospital, and Joseph Hornsby | has purcha: 1 - o ! e 2 ear to 3 eaters nois. 4 Low Prices il Dead Man's dulch Yields Weapon Believed el gustr) sodRD Similar appointments were issued ml = LY | 5 . | N e Publix Buys 65 Theaters. CHICAGO, August 30 ().—Publix {{ Lumber Millwork & S > 5 % & % Academy. Robert Morris, at the National Soldiers' ; ‘ Ll Bailding ! Linked With Slaying of Five Miners in \ Four retdents of the Disic of Co- Home, Va, and to George X, Schofied. T;A;;eo AArleu ]He}:l as f;‘;‘;:"‘"" ain s 1 . . . 2 . H umbia have en appoin y e i 3 ly, Aug .—Three { Coal Supplies 1| Gain_in Republican Control Colorado During 1873. Only Six of 126 Accepted to | have Do e iiarse ot the |Field. Va. ¢ PR s e AR { ! Small Orders Given Careful Attention | West Point Military Academy, subject R e were arrested today charged with ap- i No Delivery Charge ‘ Seen in Selection of New N T Try 13 Men and Three to qualification at the entrance exami- | Banana shipments from Honduras in | propriating sums sent tne bank by J. Frank Kelly, Inc. } = [ By the Assoclnted Press. Six weeks later Packer appeared at nation next March. They are: Philip'a recent month totaled 1,143,643 stems. Italian emigrants to America. \ i ! i LAKE CITY, Colo, August 30.—|the Las Pinas Indian Agency near here }&“zm'l e elu e ey Chairman. Tales of cannibalism and murder have | With & large sum of money and told a, Woman Defendants. AR N umber — Millwork — Du Pont 7, s tale of the desertion of his five com- Fotolad AN Faints — Coal = Hardware — / — been revived here with the discovery in| rages .‘.\ NS Building Supplies 7 5 ~WEST. Dead Man’s Gulch of a gun believed| A few days later Indians found the By the Associated Press. P T . ':' ”':fsmh;h‘:f:l:" House, | to have been the weapon used by Al-|bodies of the fiie men and discovered | CHARLOTTE, N. C. August 30.— Z:’.:‘\ plfisfign’cx;‘ofi?erssm\\-w 15 tightening | fred Packer, convicted slayer of five|%hat were said to be unmistakable with only six jurors chosen from 126 :~’\ signs of cannibalism in connection with | veniremen, another venire of 300 had .") his hold on the control of the machinery | miners in 1873. The gun, in good con-| the murder. een c 2 . of the Republican party. Vdition, and some matches, perfectly | Packer was arrested, Around his trial | Drerince ooy ioa s, 15, S8 fiope of com. “Q More and more his own individuahi preceryed, were found in a cache near |the issue of cannibalism hung, but|women charged with slaying O, F. Ader- ,-\ policies will be reflected ‘g the direction | gjym Guilion. never was definitely proven. On the | holt, Gastonia cHief of police, in a clash ,'.\\ of party affairs as the 1930 by-elections| ™ pacier, who died last year, spent|witness stand Packer said that one of | petween striking textile workers and KN approach. nearly 40 years in prison, charged with | the men had died and the other four | officers last June. N REM ’ I Y Another original Hoover man—Claud- | the murder of five miners, with whom |had eaten his body and then died them- |~ A carpenter, cofton mill employe‘and '..,\ | fus H. Huston of Tennessee—will be | he ventured into the hills here in the | selves. & news vendet were placed in the hcxl ogs SN elccted chatrman of the Republican | winter of 1873, The party went against| Packer was released from prison sev- | vesterday with two farmers and a steel v,o\ national committce at the "“‘"é"lf ‘;‘ the advice of Indians, who recom-|eral years ago. Throughout his 1ong|yorker chosen the day before. In elim- .Q.\ lrkr\:;rgggyn?e:‘c\nil:gv:;r‘r‘::r;a!:iu'l‘:l cgmf i mended they wait until Spring. | imprisonment he denied the killings. | jnating the other veniremen cailed yes- ": \ T SH mitteeman to be selected for the State e 2 e B Lt ,:,:§ S ABL‘ asl9 ED Seorgia wi jents, has supervisory control o ; . of Georgla wil be a Hoover supporter | GANCTION 1S EXPECTED rents. has supervisory cont |fotal to 21, 1t is permitied 58. The de- 2o N SERVIC 3 Succeeds Work. The local regatta already has been |fense used 42 of ils 168 peremptory g% Hitston/will succéed 1 FOR CAPITAL REGATTA ! sanctioned by the body meeting in De- | challenges. $5¢ E uston will succe 'k, troit and it is expected it will approve | Of 200 men previously called as a Who retires to private ¢ the program in detail s submitied by | special venire, only 40 remained to bg ing an ambassadorship and after nearly | American Power Boat Association |1y A Rogers, chairman of the ar-|examined today, service never having 00 7757 | eighi o | Eirrits T the local re- | been secured on some. Judge M. V. 55 |a year and more as chairman-of the to Decide on President's Cup i AL EREED Barnhill, presiding, vesterday ordered ’.}§ national committee. PN TRR g & the other venire of 300 called. W " H » H Work wiasithe: first ot the Ooolidge Race Today. AR A o Chsiers s ok ke :’:\ Pre-Labor Day Special Pre-Labor Day S pecial 3 abimet opeely o, suport Hgnvers 40| pormuat approval of the racing pro-| - S to Pay §1 for Corsir. | ppogner Cricket Immortal | 3 Bl LT b s e a s a 7 4 o i FLEN COVE. N. Y., Augus - 5 and unquestionably that fact entered (gram of the President's Cup regatta | (05 (R To0 oo s bargain. Offered| LONDON, August 30 ().—There are .:;\ into_his selection as_director of the|to be held here September 13 and 14, | i Zo ¥ R0 080 PRREINCOTAe | i cricket immortals, the latest of SN campaign in which Hoover was swept | under auspices of the Chesapeake and | Survey, he insists upon paying 81 for whom is Frank Woolley of Kent. He 2N | Into the White House by an unprece- | potomac Power Boat Association. is|J. P, Morgan's Corsair, the cost and up- | has completed his hundredth century, :-,’0\ | dented majority of the electoral college. | expected to be given by the American ' keep of which have run into millions. ' with 176 not out. SN SHO‘ |LDER HAMS But it is not alone in the affairs of | power Boat Association, meeting in De | the national committ>e that the Hoover | troit today. | | influence is f He is credited | ~ Officials of the r association are with havin rge_haud in the | meeting in the Lb. 19¢ Lb. 29¢ selection of Seng eorge H. Moses, | ticipation of the ¥ Hampshire, to head the Repub- | there . tomorrow. A hough the 1 i ‘f,;\ | llcan senatorial campaign committee. | regatta is under auspices of the Che: b IN ALL GROCERY STORES AND MEAT MARKETS O $eteters! ASOOPANATHOOOVOY Dear Folks— Just a word of afprecia- tion for your ca-o[yeratfon with us in our “noble ex- persment” of closing all day Saturdays during July and August, It was a great success! We Will Be Open Tomorrow Till 6 P.M. We Will Be Closed All Day Labor Day Any merchandise purchased up 611 4 PM. Seirany ot talisadiandideliverad OIS - ERtm for the Holiday Week End. Mflt”’ 5 o OUR ANNUAL PEACH SALE IS AT ITS HEIGHT! FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES Through the additional purchase of several more carloads of the same fine quality Elberta Peaches that we offered the first part of this week, we are in a position to give our patrons who have not yet availed themselves of the oppoptnnity to purchase: their supply of peaches for preserving. this last chance of participating in this special value. Tl presesvinigineasontisinow fatiitslpcakitwhile the qiality ot thetfruths the best we have seen this year. T8 s tasubTEil s ek eiwilllagsimibevablektora Terninricerasilow usi S1/85kne s bushel this season. so we naturally urge everyone to buy while the market permits this low price. 4 We respectfully invite your inspection of the quality of the fruit offered. T W e Do BASKET 50 ) 0o, s ,‘,\‘..o Open Tomorrow OO0 AN N O | lection Natural. peake and Potomac Power Boat As Senators to declare for Hoover’s nom- | Soclation, as controlier of power boat | ination; was very active in the general — = a “of " long experience his | . iends say it was natural that Hoover Credit —— | ould turn to him as director of the | | senatorial campaign. closer co-operation between the na- tional and the senatorial and congres- Your | selected Charles A. Dawson, 'a former member of Congress, to act as Haflson‘ tions. ¢That means the creation of a new | anues post in the national committee; that of executive secretary. Dawson will have | there was a bit of mystery surrounding y S| the subject due to a disinclinatfon of £ALN nouncement_pending the formal elec- 817-823 Scventh St. Will Remain Neutral. the President is likely to adopt for Senators and Representa- | tives next Spring and Summer, some of | throw the weight of his influence in | certain States where Republican candi- What particular means he will find to | accomplish that will depend upon cir- | Moses was one of the first of the ciation, the American Power Boat As- | year, and as he is a | A strong believer in co-ordination, ni | the President conceived the idea of Refurnish sional campaign committees, and he Home officer between these three organiza- | | that job. When he first was selected | G Peter Grogan & Sons (o, party leaders to make any formal an- tion of Dr. Work’s successor. “Homefurnishers Since 1866 1 attitude in-the party primary those in his counsels look for him to —~ : \ \ ) Diaa i /" dl:(t’s le ecially for the Senate, find 1 7 themselves in a close fight with the : ~ Democrats. ¥ 2 [ cumstances during the campaign, but @ ezl o’z Z o ) undoubtedly the means will come to ha ":hgmli‘;?:lg‘c;gtg naturally is in- = o ’ 3 3 I:2~,§ cres a working ma- s 258 ' jority of his party in Congress. % N) 2550 SUNNYFIELD FLOUR Calvert f8 o e EXHIBIT : ' l IRES ::3:1§ i i iz, gy 2. 4100 ¢ | > ; ','.\ Sack c Sack . 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