Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1929, Page 3

Ford' Model “A” Phaeton+—A Real Bargain, $400. Wisconsin 3021 OIL POR BETTER HOME MEATING SEE DEMONSTRATION Open Evenings Miller-Lacey & Co., Inc. 264 Carroll St. Georgia 1330 T ‘akoma Park Don’t Sign a Lease Until You Have Seen “HAMPSHIRE GARDENS” Electrical Refrigeration Less Than $12.50 Per Room Per Month w_Hampshire Ave. at Emes N.W., or Phone Columbia | battle front along a 9-mile levee which THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON SERUM PLEA SENT BY FLOOD TOWN Wayneshoro, Ga., Fears Ty- phoid, as Augusta Wins Fight on High Water. By the Assoctated Press. AUGUSTA, Ga., September 28 While Augusta was waging & success- ful fight against high water, with the Savannah River receding today, atten- tion was drawn to smaller towns in East | Georgia which have been cut off by flood waters. Fearful of pollution of its water sup- ply, Waynesboro, Ga., 32 miles southeast of Augusta, sent out a call for typhoid | serum today, and Millen, 20 miles further south, responded. Waynesboro ! is on Brier Creek and Millen on Ogee- | chee River, both of which are out of | their banks. | Millen, the only town in the stricken area which could be reached by wire to- day. reported that the Ogeechee River, a parallel to the rampaging Savannah, was 2 feet higher y than in 1925, when Dover, & town south of Millen, was flooded. It was impossible to communi- cate with Dover by phone, train or high- way today. Levee Leak in Hand. Augusta proper was still fighting the mighty Savannah, and apparently the water was slowly withdrawing from the protects the city. One leak north of the city was well in hand at noon, and a | 150-foot crevasse 4 miles south of Au- | gusta was believed impotent to render Shrine Performers 40 MOTORISTS ARRESTED FOR DEFECTIVE LIGHTING © || Officers making a specialty of arresting motor- ists operating cars with defective lights, brought 40 violators of this regulation into Police Court yesterday. ‘The officers, who were especially dili- gent during the recent drive of the po- lice against violators of the traffic regu- lations, reported that all of the arrests were made in less than three hours. List Two-Score Offenders in Second Precinct in Less D. €., SEPTEMBER 29 Than Three Hours. Policemen K. P. Greenlow and Ra; |mond Sinclair of the Traffic Bureau, ritory of the second precinct. Do You Want to Live In an Apartment House Where There Are No Dogs or Cats or Wild Parties? Some people like to have dogs and to keep them in their apartments—other people do not want to keep pets or to encounter them around the premises where they live. Some people like to keep late hours and hit things up as lively as they please without feeling any responsibility for annoying their neighbors—other people want to live where reasonable rules are observed for providing an atmosphere of order and quietude. There are apartment houses where children use roller skates in the halls and play games in the lobbies—and there are places where this is not permitted. These things are a matter of personal faste and inclina- tion, There are many worthy folks who like pets, who lead Bohemian lives, and who allow their children to run loose. There are plenty of places where they are welcome and where they find kindred spirits. This advertisement is an ‘invitation to people who want to live where there are restrictions, and where there is excel- Ient service at reasonable rates. Please call in person. 21st and C Streets N.W. Furnished or Unfurnished for Any Length of Time General Electric Refrigeration—Electric Fans POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS The persons were arrested in the ter- 1929—PART ¥. persons arrested were driving without any light on their cars, and that there were about 20 cases of driving with only one light. Killed by Fumes. Believed to be the victim of gas fumes from his automobile, the Swedish champion pistol shot, Rolf Julius Kren- |GIVEN 540 DAYS IN JAIL | FOR ROBBERY OF $32 Anacostin Resident Sentenced by ‘Judge Schuldt on Complaint of Neighbor. | Benjamin Miller, a resident of Ana- ! ! $32 from Robert Brown, a neighbor, by Police Judge Gus A. Schuldt yssterday. The judge sentenced him td 360 days in jail “and 180 days more in lieu of & $500 fine, 5 According to Brown, Miller sold him some whisky, and when he reached for his_pocketbook to pay the defendant grabbed it. Brown said that this oce curred near his home Friday. Honduras will ship more than 25- berg, was found dead recently in his | costia, was convicted of the larceny of s of bs The police reported that four of the | o7& Wias, found dead T 3 e larceny of | 000,000 stems of bananas to other parts of the world this year. serious harm to the city. While en- Garage and Stores Within a Block gineers were inclined to believe that the lower end of the city would be flooded. farmers residing near the break said | bottoms land behind the levee would ab- | sorb most of the flow. Sections of two of the three bridges across the Savannah at Augusta into South Carolina gave away today. The sand-bar ferry higl y bridge lost a span to the swirling current. Part of the trackage of the C. & W, C. Bridge also was lost in the river. The third bridge, a highway bridge, was holding its own in the receding water. Trains Again Running. :_hovt: Lillian St. Lean. Below: Le Dell ‘erra. Rail communication with other parts | of Georgla started again today, when a = | KN NANNNNNN Fireproof Elevator Stores and Shops Available At Attractive Rentals L. W. Groomes, Rental Agent 1416 F Street District 6102 Two of the performers who will take part in the Shrine circus this week. Georgia train left Augusta for Atlanta iat 9 am. Trains which had been | marooned yesterday at Thompson had been taken to Atianta, and the pas- sengers went on to their destinations. Telephone and telegraph communica- tion from Augusta was uninterrupted throughout the high waters. 3 s"mse will beh resucrlned tomorrow be- ween )avannal and Waynesboro on thedis.nva'gneg Ai-, A]talugs Railway, ac- 2860°M ::‘:::::“' Aventie cording arles E. Gay, ir., receiver | of the Toad. 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