Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1929, Page 21

CASE IN STRIKE- KILLING NEAR END "Shootmg" Instructions Told NINE-FOOT GHANNEL THE ver shipment will determine Missouri is to have & 6-foot bed desired’ by VANTED FOR RIVER £ B B Missouri Citizens Prepare Valley representatives wmbelupporwdmmlrpmbyu;lgb would benefit immensely ilirough ex- e EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1929, WOODWARD & LoTHROP 10™ 11" F anD G S'rnnz-rs Cordial Gree‘l.ingn to ‘Delegates and Visitors to the American Dental Association Convention in Trial Over Police Chief’s Death in Textile Riots. = {:m with t"l;‘a ;'&Ind.lid fimgel ;hlrendy Engineer. s e ’y the Asgpciated Press. By the Assoclated Press. 'HARLOTTE, N. C., October 8—The KANSAS CITY, Mo., October 8— % praszcuuonn evidence in the case of fi_gl";mm”""‘ of m"“"‘mm"" PO‘H'J Commerce {‘A:r Inl!u:d wnhr':zsc-m seven men charged with second-degree | po,, were ready here ny mnre!en u; he. 00“5 "“ it haS T m"l"'m‘:d murder in’connettion with the slaying | Maj. Gordon R. Young, district engi- nomlc .dv‘n given the Mlddle West of Chief of Police O. F. Aderholt of | neer in charge of improvement of the|py its geoy tm location and thus astonia at a textile strikers’ tent col- rlver their plel for a 9-foot channel in dmurbed a progre ess built upon that ony, probably will be completed late to- | the Big Muc ractor. A i-foot channel, he said, is neces- to economy. Just as the nllro-fl McCallum Hosxery Fashion - Adviser will be here 3 P.M. to 5 P.M. —in our Hosiery Section to advise you in your selection of the correct color for your Fall costumes. In this sea- son, when it is so important that every detail of costuming be carefully chosen, hosiery has become increasingly im- portant in the ensemble. 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Crepe Satin Shps o Tailored Style With Shadow Hems Smooth, clinging crepe satin; hemstitched top; and model with lace top and bottom. In.banana heart, blush, ivory, and flesh; sizes 34 to 44. ‘Tru-Marcel Curling Irons Demonstrated s 3.9 5 Dunlap Hats In the Fall Manner Exclusively here in Washington 18 “Dunlap” means to the knowing younger set, hats that combine the daring of youth—the fashion trend of ' Paris—and a swift flow of line. In a “Cossack™ by Dunlap, you will find all three. lay. Information pllwed before Maj. Young:| Clyde R. Hoey, one of the prosecuting | today concerning potential freight ton- attorneys, so announced yesterday after | s——————————— hnve discarded the narrow gauge track, Tom Gilbert, Gastonia police officer, he declared, so mun fl'er mmc rid and A. J. Roach, special deputy, told | Beal, leader in the Gastonia strike, was mex{ of varying depths in river chan- the jury about the .,houting of the chief, 3 and Mrs. George McMahon testified | im say e . that Fred Erwin Beal, leader of strike - movements in Gastonia, had inst) coed ‘urkers “to shoot and shoot to kfll.” Gilbert tole evflx :et The flag of Denmark is said to be and beat hell cut of them. | the oldell unaltered flag l;l the world. A shoo! anfl shoot to kill.” Its cross dates back to 121! fendant, as the man who fired the sec- ond sho'. r jury,” appointed by the Ir: ndE Unlon Unity League convention at Cleveland, arrived yesterday and oc- cupled seats in the gallery. The entire *“jury” took seats upstairs, because a ourt ruling daes not nUow colored per- sons on the main To Pass on Vefllch 1t is the purpose of the jury to listen %o the evidence and determine whether the regular jury acts justly in passing llpon the evidence against the defend- R ch told the story of the shooting. On crnss-exnminltlon it was brought out that he and Gilbert were under in- with a deucuy We Pay You DAILY BALANCES Interest on checking accounts on d ail y balances—com- pounded monthly. 2% 3% 4% Open on Government Pay Days Until 5:30 P.M. In a season of tweeds, this little felt com- mandeers imported wool boucle of tweed de- sign for its brim, turning back from the fore- head. In five smart shades. MrnuNery, TR FLOOR. Interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- had paid two fines in South Carolina terly. for liquor law violations and forcing L'm to deny he had ever been sentenced to the South Carolina Penitentiary. Roach also admitted he had resigned from the Gastonia police force with charges of mault against him for *slapping a Negro.” Admits He Was Fined. Gilbert admitted he had been chlrgtd{ Interest on special saving cer-* tlficateo—cmpmded semi- annually. fendants to be implicated in the shoot- ing, was entered in the records yester- ay by Upton, deputy sheriff, ‘who teslmed he Iound Miller in union headquarters after the shooting, and that Miller told him: “You know we had one unfon headquarters torn up by (= thugs and police and when the officers | &= | The Munsey Trust Co. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. came up I ordered them off. 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The Lizard Oxford 18 is an important daytime fashion Very Special When new, each sold for $65 50 Hoover Sweepers—rebuilt in the Hoover factory; each one equipped with new ball-bearing bristle brush (a feature they did not have when new), new bags, new belts, new cords and new plugs. Each is guaranteed to do the same things that the new Hoovers do—each carries Woodward & Lothrop’s ninety-day guarantee. Hovusewares, Firte FLOOR. New oxfords combine black mat kid with genuine lizard, piped with silver kid—creating an oxford of unusual beauty. Hand-turned sole and medium spike heel. Also in brown, piped with brown silk kid. Kayset’s Rayon Solos, $2-95 4 Beautifully fitted undies of heavy " rayon, with wide, clmly-fittedwml line. The brassiere top is double, as is the waistline; the bloomers are banded. ~ Solos fasten down one side; in peach and pmk 4 Vanity Fair Bemberg Heigh Ho Ones-All $3 " WoMEN's Smors, Trmp FLOOR. 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For a perfect: £ ’ calor harmony and atmosphere of cozy hominess, we admit The ;‘Ijng:' lm;' th‘,f youth—tl:le nothing could be more delightful. Woodward & Lothrop, megosui ) i ghend with apparent enthusiasm, sponsors the vogue. girdle with the extra l\euhl. Of fine \ % imported batiste ‘in rose, with match- ing elastic inserts. - bdllbonucon- Old-type nol the wnu!lm Hand-hooked Rugs $ 1 3.75 / Others, $550 and $8.50 Plain-Color Broadloom Carpets $6:75 square yard Rucs, F1rTH FLOOR. vwoodmrop'l-:m;ng Models. . .$20 Girdles with the new extra two and three inches $5 to $15 Patou’s pique pointed collar $2.