Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1929, Page 22

Cash prizes of $200 each were award- ed the other finishers as follows: Steve Lacey, Wichita, Kans., Cessna monoplane. Richard Pears, Farmingdale, N. Y., Fairchild monoplane. 153 W- Mevers, Cleveland, Qreat, Lakes Wiley Post, Burbank, Calif,, Lock- heed-Vega monoplane. J. L.’"McGrady, Garden City, N. Y., Curtiss Thrush. Russell Young, San Diego, Callf, Ryan monoplane. Al Krapish, Lowell, Mass, Moth bi- plane. Reuben Wagner, Omaha, Nebr., Boe- ing biplane. W. Genfry Shelton, Anglum, Mo, Curtiss Robertson “‘Robin.” May Haizlip, Kansas City, American CNINGSTON WS SGALE FLEHT Illinois Flyer Gets High Score in National Air Tour Contest. By the Associated Press. 3 | Eagle biplane. DETROIT, October 22.—John Living- | 'Newman Wadlow, Albany , N. Y. tar urora, Tl who piloted a Waco | Travelair monoplane. 4 b P Stanley Stanton, Wichita, Kans., .l bifane in the national air tour that | SEAEY CHERED ended in the rain and mud at Fort Alr- | “Daje Jackson, Anglum, Mo., Curtiss- port yesterday afternoon, was officially | Robertson Thrush. anfounced tonight as the winner of Fmfl]m“lflnd. Wichita, Kans., Cessna the 5,000-mile Mght. |amonopiane, Livingston, on the basis of speed, | % maximim load and efciency in taking | In the British Empire are 8000 mo- off. and landing, had & point score of tlon picture theaters. one-half of which THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1929. ROAD IS DYNAMITED [5'%as belited oree was sesoried to in TO RELEASE WATE order to hurry drainage of the section and permit resumption of farming op- Officers Make Little Progress in Search for Floridans Who erations. ‘The officers explained thet the road- Wrecked Highway. way, which borders on'the flat Ever- glades lands, had no culverts capable of taking off the water. Last Saturday engineers opened a small gap in the road in an effort to drain off the water. No danger from the released water was anticipated, as officers said the New River was taking care of the over- flow and ample warning has been given ersons residing on flat lands border- g the gap. A large and rich iarming section lies west of the roadway. Lands are given over to the cultivation of Fall By the Associated Press. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, October 22.—~Officers last night had made little progress in their search for the person who dynamited a 40-foot section of the ‘West Dixie Highway Sunday night to release impounded waters from Ever- glades farm lands. The band of men, believed to have been farmers, used nine ooxes of ex- plosives to tear out the highway ‘em- bankment, which served 1s a dvke to hold water from recent acavy rains. Last night water swirled through the opening like a mill race and was find- ing release to the Atlantic ti:rough New | River, which empties below the city. County officers said ~bout 500 persons have been forced to evacuate their homes in Everglades farm lands, where and Winter truck crops, chiefly toma- | toes, beans and peppers. The rich muck | received from Wilbur L. Cummings, lands now under water. are similar soil | torney for, and one of the directors to that found farther inland in the | the United Cigar Stores Co., and a heart of the Everglades. nounced he would for the time beis o —— take no further steps in the investiga- FROSECUTOR AWAITS tion he had said he was going to make UNITED CIGARS’ AUDIT into the directors' recent statement that d!vldtn%l lw lu,wk owners had been paid out of surplus. Cummings wrote that the directors, who last week falled to declare the Attorney Delays Investigation Pending Report to Be Made LET MAKE YOUR to Company’s Board. g WINDOW B the Associated Press. US SHADES NEW YORK, Ogober 22.—Watson | anysistlabads von mamtse " Washourn, assistan® attorney general Evm i TR0, ser yesterday made public a letter he had T N ual had decided to suspend (Washburn sald he would wait the flyme‘n""&“u?. dividend until an audit | auditors’ report continuing his of the business had been completed. | investigation. DULIN & MARTIN Parking Service, Connecticut Ave. Entrance s 7y Smart Silverplate The newest creations of varlous manu. + “Deauville”, Pattern (Community Plate) Dozen . . . $8.00 “Sir Galahad” (Reed and Barton) 45,672, Second place went to Arthur |are in the United Kingdom. Datis of Lansing. Mich, who also pi- lotéd a Waco biplane. Davis’ final point standing was 41,108 The victory gave Livingston $2,500 in Dozen . . . $7.50 cash besides the Edsel Ford trophy. g 9 Davis received a cash award of $2,000. . . e Santa Claus, “Te e Five Forced Out. oo ln our = e B - In a steady drizzle and almost in! g‘ sle e s darkness 24 of the original 29 tour . ort y gers) plancs came to the finish line yester- Biear: Santal Claties dag, completing the flight with a short hop from Kalamazoo, Mich. The tour took the pianes through part of Chn- adg., down the Atlantic seaboard to Florida and through the Central West. Various mishaps forced five of the orig- {nal starters out of the flight, the latest to idrop out being Capt. Willlam Lan- | cagter, whose gasoline feed line devel- oped trouble west of Kalamazoo yes-| tertiay morning. i | Besides Livingston and Davis, the others to finish, together with their | point standings and cash awards, fol- low: M. E. Zeller, Detroit, Stout mono- | plane, 38,494 ($1,750) Dozen . . ..$7.50 Just wait until you get here and see the Toytown we are planning for you. It’s great. | And the stable for your live reindeer . . . It's of “Vanity Fair” (Gorham) Dozen . . . $8.00 clear glass, very large and roomy and ever so airy. Just like being in the open. If you have any suggestions to make regarding Toytown, just send us a radiogram. We'll attend to them pronto. With love to vourself afid Mrs. Santa Claus, Cordially and respectfully yours, The Palais Royal Loveliest . m‘;(\ After Six OR that evening engagement of rare importance allow us to bring to your gown and wrap the fresh and fascinating loveliness they had when new. Tol- man treats your evening dress and outer garment Silverplate Flatware First Floor L Street Entrance J. W. Crosswell, New York, Curtis individually, protecting their fragile beauty. s Caldor. 33.196 ($1,800). Silken Shawls exquisitely cleaned P. S. Your radiogram stated you would start broad- G. W. Haldeman, Newcastle, Del, i s exq ly > ou it ted e . Bellanca monoplane, 33,277 (81,250). casting Friday night at 6:15. Could you make it 5:45 R. A. Nagle, Newcastle, Del, Bel- instead? Many of our little friends go to bed early "LIN & AR l‘IN Ianca monoplane, 31,090 ($1,000). here in Washington. The Tolman Dry Cleaning Corenecticut Ave. at.2” Maj. J. 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