Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1929, Page 5

MINISTER'S DUAL - ) - LIFEDCLOSED Preacher Who Killed Self’ Aiter Robbing Bank Had 4 | . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, CHIEF ' OF ENGINEERS TAKES POST | GROUPS ARE LISTED FOR LOBBY PROBE|"%: Senator Caraway Wants Tariff Leagues’ Activities Investigated. By the Assoclated Press, = Activitles of the Southern Tariff League and of groups interested in Muscle Shoals legislation were named WEDNESDAY, proposing the inquiry, said he also de- sired the work of Joseph Grundy, rep: tative of Pennsylvania, manufa , considered by the committee. ‘With the tariff bill now before the Senate, it was belleved today the in- vestigators first would consider reporis of a tariff lobby. The judiciary committee, which has charge of the investigation, probably will await its regular meeting day or Monday to organize for the probe. Discussing the scope of the prospec- tive investigation, Senator Caraway also included the organizations which worked for repeal of the Federal estate tax as among those he wanted looked into. OCTOBER 2, 1929. to which the matter was referred, rec- ommended yesterday that the investi- ?luon.be placed in the hands of the judiciary committee-and this amend- ment was adopted. It is Senator Caraway's conteption that Washington “swarms” with 18bby- ing organizations and it also is his be- lief that these groups have little or no influence on legislation. After author- lzing the committee to inquire into activities of lobbying associations, the resolution contains the following . spe- cific directions: “To ascertain of what their activities consist, how much and from what source they .obtain their revenues, how STARTS ACTING YOUNG. HOLLYWOOD (#).—There are at least two things outstanding in the screen career thus far of young Donald Smith. 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LE MARS, Iowa, October 2.—The story of an ordained evangelical min- ister. whose “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" care:r revealed him as a bank robber, was unfolded here last night as prep- arat’ 'ns were made to bury Rex Frolkey, ho killed himself yesterday after g the Sioux Center State Bank. ails of the story were stranger fiction, for no motive for the bank : :g was revealed. By his own ad n, Frolkey had “plenty of money.” he news of the robbery of the Center Bank was followed by an | 'ment that three officers of the | Oral City National Bank had identi- ‘ Pure, Delicious CANDIES Priced Low! An Old - Fashioned Candy DELCARA In a New Form “Chicken Bones” Very Specially Priced 49e Lb. Can “Chicken Bones” are made of an old-fashioned crispy butter- scotch jacket, stuffed with fresh roasted almonds — blending a Aavor that is truly delicious. Each piece is a compelling invitation to have another. Packed in sealed tins. W Phone District 5215 0 fied him as one of the bandits who wtrl‘/t bbcd that bank on July 5 of $4,600. | il of the Emmett County Savings | Maj. Gen. Lytle Brown of Tennessee (left) being sworn in Bank of Estherville awaited a picture | of Engineers of the United States Army by John D. Randolph, assistant chief of th2 body, hoping to link the dead: clerk of the War Department. Gen. Brown succeeds Lieut. Gen. Edgar Jadwin, man with the robbery of $2,700 from ! who retired August 7. —Associated Press Photo. that hbank on August 30. Officials said | they were investigating other bank rcb- | beries in Northwestern Iowa and South- | eastern South Dakota in an effort to | learn if Frolkey had a part in them. Frolkey protested his innocence of | the €oux Center robbery only to con- fess the crime a few minutes later to | P. Dickman, tenant on one of bis| wealtily wife's farms. 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