Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1929, Page 10

be at the home of a brother-in-law, 10 POLTICSFORPANDA R e W e | EADSINTOCANADA 52 55 owossrieine. for him in the W day Night Young People's Club, whi : 5 i . | G. n . Paul's Chure] ; Detectives Switch From Kan- | would on ' Monday iavestigate dh | mOSHy_Womden, were buried under & 'sea, Engiand. i B |Big Game Hunter Returns manipulation by which Waggoner ob- | == — — s : - X tained X 4 - = = From Wilds of China. " sas to Border to Catch The prons :u:hu"fi.".‘fi. 5 = N & sumj Al e postal Tells of Trip. v _ ¥ Banker. | | violiea aar e %G solin Eyes Exammed F ree. By the As ; P ¥ i 8 3 £ / By the iated Phess. ) BY DR. A. S. SHAH, REGISTERED EYESIGHT SPECIALIST e Associated Press. f a 3 s Assoc 3 . _ CHICAGO, September 7.—Col. Theo- S NEW. YORK, September . 7.—Private dore Roosevelt today l})relerred to talk e by the American Pt Hom the jugles and deserts of . Canada . little known interior China, the colonel § ! 13 Charles Delos Waggoner, missing p: id that he was out of touch with ] a _ / dent, of the bank of Telluride, Colo., 4 who obtained $500,000 to his bank’s \ credit from six ‘large New York finan- ! ernor of Porto Rico. He spoks volubly, { § cial institutions ~through !&u::le:; ! however, of the panda, prize catch of 3 g % # telegraphic transfer or the Kelley-Roosevelt expedition of “% 1 \ % as many Denver banks. . Field Museum to Eastern Asia. The Following a tip that Wagganer would dad Specials This Week Only { expedition was financea oy ... .. 3 5 2 s 4 Dty ot Ouloagol sua rasultedinithe (AN . \ : F 5 : CLOCKS Genuine Kryptok Invisible Bifocals s 6. 50 | addition of some 40 rare { AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, FIRE a Kryptok Bifocal ] = k% . J : 1 First and best lity. Torlc Kryp! 1 the museum collection y W BURGLARY AND TORNADO : o Lenses— (one pair ¢ sec near and far). Best lenses The panda is a black and white bear Special price this week. { about the size of the American black S . % ' 1K q made, Sold regularly $15. beadr. m"h“{;a ah!o(t bytc?l.m Ecinsedvelt L 1 : : INSURANCE * ’ r o { ane rother Kermit, joint leaders el & E % e ! of the expedition, who, With Suydam - : ‘THOS. E. JARRELL CO. = SHAH O l AL g‘O. Cutting of New York, met the younger ‘This automobile was literally wrapped about a tree at Third and R streets northeast yesterday afternoon. It was Resltors = Remember 812 St w blished “Teddy” here. Kermit and Cutting | parked and unoccupied when two big trucks contested the right of way at the corner. The loser caresmed into the machine (| 41" yon st NW. National 0765 Py e « INJW. 15 Years b‘&fil returned several weeks ago from |and knocked it against the tree, with this result. —=8Star Staff Pho Dt diae ™ swia”the ione, v | CAPITAL PUNISHMENT I NACHMAN T S traveled 1,900 miles by foot and horse- back. We went through towns of 15,000, where they have no vehicular or animal transportation. Only coolies. To BE DISGUSSED Our expedition ranged from the tropi- cal jungle to the snow-swept and bar- . . 1 . . ¢ ren ‘mountain tops. We were not at-|Special Session of Chamber of Drlve tacked or harmed in any way by B bandits, but our bodyguard was kid- Commerce to Take Up Subject naped, rifles, boats, natives and all, and we never saw them again.” September 19. or It took 600 miles of stalking to track 2 Z the panda to its lair in a mountainside £ jungle, so high it was snow covered in | A special meeting for the discussion | 1] April, the colonel said, but the ardu- (of the advisability of the aboliti f | gt M s mpid by W povied” | cupal puishment 0 T Bl by e | New 3 y i 3 'as] famous as an explorer in China nlso;sgpumg::nls in 'E,T'm";ms:{“fl‘:fifl e (] e lvers n o ese ul es that the Roosevelts are the only white | The session is to take the form of an men who ever got one, open forum. A The Roosevelts will leave tomorrow | Judge lflry O'Toole, chairman of the Ccounts for New York, whence the colonel will | chamber’s committee on law and legis- £0 on to Washington to discuss with | lation, is now engaged :n planning fi, President Hoover his Porto Rican | details for the presentation of the re- duties, g:n of her committee, which is against e death penalty. Different aspects of the subject will be presented at the EDUCATORS TO OPEN | mcine &7 e variows memoers ot nex nents and opponents of the BIDS IN DECEMBER | propociton As the week of September 16, during — ahlchdthe m'e:;mg “Rm m;e pln:ceo, h&! % p en designated as “American Consti- $400,000 Addition Is to Be Built|tution Week,” provision has been made . SR for brief addresses by Rev. Dr. Peter to National Association’s Guilday of Catholic University and Thiemann Scott Offutt of the Mary- Structure. land Court of Appeals, who will discuss the history and significance of the Constitution of the United States. Decision to open bids for the new »- $400,000 addition to the National Edu- 3 N Ll A 2 S & cation Association building at Sixteenth Denies Wedding Report. : 5 ~ Coil Day Bed and M streets during the first week of| NEW YORK, September 7 (.— { 5 g‘eoelr’nolze:i was ux;u':eu l;e s mui'.}!nrsd‘ of | Dolores Del Rio, wl'}x: has fid\‘;d k!:Imn ~ < ~ Cretonne Covered e rd o 51 Te yes! . | Moviedom, ts the worl oW g s Dr. Walter R. Siders, president of thye Q.h‘:v. m‘Z is n‘;:nznrued to Teddy Joyce. D M.ttre” D avenport T‘ble board, who has just returned from & |“No, indeed.” she smiled. “Teddy and meeting of the World Federation of |I are just friends. Of course, I saw him B g:geusfi: don Associations at Geneva, | in pn‘t‘lbur:sh,th I 3wpp:d off to see . s Sk s . "?:he]&é u;ttf(l‘nan’vm%v ba-;d’ mzem:g A e s ituians 3-Pc. Velour L“nng Room Suite 10-Pc. Dlmng Room Suite . offord, . . 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