Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, . - C., MONDAY. OFTOBER 14, 1929. - [TN[]B[RGH FLJFS | "All Comes to Him. Ete.” Opine Police: \BRAZILIAN DATES SET | SISREGRIERRRISPLENTY OF PARKING SPACE NEARBY RYSII LIRS Two Carloads of “Corn” Walk Right In BY BISHOP CANNON This Sale for Tuesday and Wednesday e : A ST / BAcK Tu NEw YURK Without turning a hand, Head- to an abrupt halt and scrambled over |BY the Associated Press. \\\\\\\\ A /// Neo a fence. | _RICHMOND, Va. October 14.—The Z. quarters Detectives Howard Ogle and N E Z Before the startled policemen could | Times-Dispatch today said_that Bishop | Mail John Wise effected the capture of tWo | make 5 move another car turned into | &V-:nes ponEndn, 0 hm{;clf c)fimflthel / oy 3 automobiles filled to capacity with |the alley. This time the driver did |dates for conducting ree Brazilan ;_Dlscuses Explorahon Of | com_ whisky yesterday afternoon, not. even take time (0 stop, but leaped ’gm‘f::;ngzsu of the Metnodist Epscopai | v Phone -4 uayan Ruins With Carnegie The two officers were in Broad Alley ,,:z{','un‘h.'ndc';m;:“:; ::ag':f!hz:m.ln.‘: |litical campaign, in which he was ex- | Orders b 018 | outhwest attempting to serve a war- | The car stopped after ramming o tree | pected until last Thursday, when he s B4 28l s Er-m when a large touring car drove | Ogle and Wise say they found 156 'announced his departure for South ille Institution Head While Here. |into’the alley. Seeing the detectives, | half gallons of whisky in the first car | America. to take an active part. The the colored driver brought his machine | and 130 in the second. ‘ Times-Dispatch story says official lists | e Lol boond. ot conterinces. publined. three weeks | [5] Childrens’ Clown s X3 $2 Scalloped Atwer | before Bishop Cannon's announcement ' M de S for P 31 um%‘;’;‘,‘,“’;:’ = é‘;':,'“e"fe' IGNORERS OF TRAFFIC Del Campo Lands at Balboa. )nrf’ his_departure contained no confer- | [G] asquerade Suits | :Krlnl(le Spreads s dates for him before next Feb- ! Clown Suits of various color cambric: - Institution, the results of his recent | «T|CKETS” MAY BE JAILED | > Radio to e star. st i [8) without sleeves? sizes 4 to 6. “xm:rcd%‘ms‘:vdb':old'":unnnurdbll!l l'll!nl-flm C“Pu:l'lyon ur Pn mml lvl;\ BALBOA, Canal Zone., October llvh Bishop Cannon, who said here Thurs- ‘, Boy’ lnd Gl.rl‘, s ‘s ChaTles A, ‘L.,.‘ét:‘".: (g rc° | Tk The Mexican aviator Del Campo ar- |day that he was leaving immediately for | N | : by o from | police Issue aning After Taking | rived at France Field yesterday from | Brazil, expressed surprise that the pub- &) M.'qnerldg Suits c . Bolling Pield at 11:35 o'clock this morn. Mexico' Cit te to Guyaquil, |lic did not know of these Episcopal ol ing with Mrs. Lindbergh for New York. Man Grom Bed at Night Bottator. | S0 1o tabine. & yelibl piane | misions, saying they had' been: pub-| KO e s ts 13 meagnd Halleween Byiatsi Dr. Merriam and Col. Lindbergh made to | lish the church press. s plans for a_future conference, which After Two Summons. Mexion O, o §§E‘¢i°’w‘“éuf’i"‘ v ‘m'r?xda ittes-Dispatch says churchmen (2 Indian and e .1326 w probably will be heid in New York| .. oo e today that|the good-will fiyers, Col. Pablo Slant | here had- expected Bishop Cannon i | [S) Cowboy Suits n within a few days, but no announce- oo Wi *mlv‘efi;,:!gk t: ‘i" ,‘ and Lieut. Arnulfo Cortez, were forced | attend the Virginia conference of the | o Fast-color KRORL Goth. astiesd foad :nr;r:;':t::nmm 1:: tr% lzl:n;“!gv el;{‘th‘e; fhtiong of tralhe "mlm‘m: 4 ‘;l'e“{;& down in the jungle last week near the | church meeting in Richmond Wednes- P2 piece O cowhoy hat: aizes 3 to 13 vears, | Mo | the Mexican jungle. to go to & police station and post col- \u——- A Children's Winter Girls’ Felt Hats Sl Men’s 98¢ Fall e rauThe matier has all been covered by | sl B b S R r ’ Vests or Pants and French Berets Union Suits i o reports from the expedition’s plane J | i = Ewell L. Beane, 208 Indiana avenue, & Hats in sssorted chapes ard colors, | 1o12ns eeves and ankie length: sizes 36 ublic by the Cormapie Tortitecion maor | told Judge Ralph Given = Police Gourt Edmonston CO., Inc. S 'd; cholce | French Berets in_red. biue. tan. and | Froct welght Tof o dbergh said, | today that police came to his home Exclusive Washington Agency Dr. A. V. - | in the middle of the night last night, T, V. Kidder, Carnegie Institu: STACY-ADAMS & CO.'I tlon scientist, who' sccompanied the | Touted him out of bed, escorted him | ‘Lindberghs on the exploration trip, is | to the police station and locked him up. N-'io".“y Known Shoes for Gefltlemen Teturning to the National Capital tod: vJKldgC Given held that the police | ANNUAL REDUCTION . SALE OF THE FAMOUS fié‘ 5 STACY-ADAMS SHOES — B Mertam.” Tulure plans o the [ tickets on Beane's car, testified that REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE LINES | Beraotias ‘Toquests’ to him to tame MS‘,’{'.,,‘,“;"::'_',.fi'ne;{‘n“““&‘n"’s'm‘,;,fi‘;l a police station and post collateral. street for some time yesterday afer- |, The judge fined Beane $20 on a noon. He #lso was in conference at | CHAIBE oOf excessive speed ard 5 for The Garlton" Hotel “with M Glasonas | OPerating his automobile with defective Shoes famous for Fit— Peerless in Quality— Exclusive in Fashion— As well as “correctively” Comfortable. $13.50 Shoes for............$12.15 lights on it. He had_been given $14.00 Shoes for............$12.60 M. Young, new Assistant Secretary of | Loncy, I y Policemen F. R. Tierney of Commerce for Aeronautics. It is under- | the sixth precinct and A. H. Poil of $15.00 Shoes for. st NI $16.00 Shoes for.... stood that they discussed informally | the thirteenth recinet f ; Buy shoes for the ‘Woolen suits, in- e e Flelstic. SR e 5 f $ Menanll § 7 || cluding coat, “vf;t | plnl.s or wool-lined | | “Gray or ‘white, short sieeves. ankie T l 6 Sears: utton TYons or Lack with droh 1ength? sites"38 to 48 ertees aiality | 25¢ Fancy Pink | Men’s 50c % e Dresses | Bandettes 5 f°' S l F::u:y }c{o,e 3 prs. 31 | Pretty pink-striped mllffllll‘ well| Rayon and ravon and silk mixed: good made and finished: sizes 33 to _assortment_of patterns and colors: ail| Longeloth Pine, chamols - finish _ auality: full inches wide $71.98 | 1= , Tweed Ensembles ool or$| swosi wowr || All-Wool Jersey and IS ',U-?{;a" ot it Crepe-back Satin Dresses / Boys” and Gl 4 . 81 Outuamfin' Materials This Season ’ 50c Sport Hose Medum and heavy wele e 95 7| $1 Destred 5] 2 for ¥ 1 * \ Rayon Undies Bloomers. Panties, Step-ins, Chemise. Bloomers. [] . These come 1n the most fashionabie models for verr ‘and Skirt Gombination. Lace trim- an Plalds. | | qireei or businest wear All the wanted colors, With clever | e Ang aliored. Slight seconds. . to 14 years. || trimminzs. Sizes 16 to 50 in the assortment, ‘ 59: Bell Y" 3f s > t] Wool Berets 2“"1; 310 to 516'50 A“' g ! B:I.:m;z& e AR RS TAAR bor k;7@:;:;‘;':n.':r,,.°r::::";j::j;f,,:':: Wool Sports and 37-95 kh CW R e Shp' 2 for s1 Chinc.li“a coats | c:fi? n'hgel ‘ct:n.nn weleht n::c two (54 0 "1‘:5;.:”":‘,"2‘:3& g e | R B BB 0BEE BL [ | q Baby Boy’s 69¢ 39¢ Bloomers | Men’s $§1 Dlmuk Cloths & Wash Suits 2for ‘1 and Step-ins 4“” Dress Shirts 2“" s1 e e i Lovely quailty broadcloth, hand-em- | Crepe of naingook bloomers. step-ins of | Good auality fast-color materiais mll o UL ML PLITI | ST LIRSt 2 B,b,e, Needs at ;1 the Department of Commerce, to which | i Col. Lindbergh is technical adviser.’ Col. Lindbergh was in tummunk‘l- tion this morning with Capt. P. , . Nagle ‘of Pan-American Airways, over . :Whose line Col. Lindbergh was making the flight which led to his exploration | of the Mayan ruins. He will make a| “technical report covering his flight to| the Pan-American headquarters in New | York, he indicated to Capt. Nagle. This | Jeport will cover the routing of the dine, radio communications, weather in- formation and forecasting and other _ details of the operations of the inter- Mational air mall, passenger and ex- gfll line, to which Col Lindbergh is hnica] adviser. | Col. Lindbergh already has made two “long trips over the Pan-American lines. { The first trip inaugurated service be- .fween Miami and the Panama Canal = e by way of Central America. The s «second trip, just completed, opened a new line from Miami to the South © American mainland by way of Cuba. . ‘the West Indies and the Windward and % Leeward Islands. forming a great chain v «of islands from Florida to the east . woast of South America near Trinidad. A o sol. 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