Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 16

16 MM, CORE AGAN HONOR RECPENT Society for Control of Cancer Gives Dinner for Discoverer of Radium. ‘THE .EVENING 'FOOD DISTRIBUTION STAR.. WASHINGTON, - D. C., FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER 1, 1929. Last Day! Saturday Ends the Sale! ciation; Eugene S. Berthiaume, presi- dent of the National Association of Re- | tail Grocers; J. Frank Grimes, Chicago, l L B SED Tl: R. W. Lyons, executive secretary DlS U of the National Chain Store Associa- tion; W. W. Johnson, president of the | National Food Brokers' Assoclation: | | | : | Henpecked Husband Gets Revenge as Wife Goes to Jail 10 Days By the Associated Press, HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., November 1.—Mrs. Dora Rager, 29, clad in & khaki shirt and trousers, ap- peared in County Court here to answer charges brought by her preacher-husband, Walter Rager, 35, that she beat him and drove him from his home in fear of his life. Rager sald that his wife con- : . Pa., and R. Associated Grocery Manufacturers |} %na,‘l_‘ll“;c"é,_‘:},';“’,‘,‘}‘?,w N stions o i Wh rocers’ Association. to Meet in Washington lffl:“n{nvc';n‘;i,m wil- e brought to & close with the annual nquet, vl November § to 7. | 0. H. Cheney of New York, vice presi- | dent of the Irving Trust Co., will speak. Discussion of plans to simplify food | distribution_methods will mark a um-l LOSSES CAUSE SUICIDE. | vention of the Associated (l}lroceryyflMun- | ufacturers of America at the Mayflower | | Hotel Nnve;nb!r 5-7.k Economists also | Cicero, I1l., Realty Operator Takes | | are expected to speak on the probable | 3 [ effects of the present trend toward con- | Life—Another Attempt Fails. | | centration in distribution. CHICAGO, November 1 (#).—Stock | | Among the economists who will speak | market losses were blamed by police for | will be Dr. Melvin T. Copeland of Har- | tn, gyjcide of a wealthy suburban real C. Weldler, | estate operator and the attempted sui- vard University; C. E. Griffin, Univer- sity of Michigan: Prof. W. 4 Ohio State University: H. W. Hess, | cide of a retired Chicago business man University of Pennsylvania and Ray | yesterday. The body of F.'J. Kubec. Westerfield, Yale University. Cicero, was found hanging in his office Included among the other speakers | when employes returnea from lunch. | will be H. R. Drackett of Cincinnati, | Himan Mend(]so{l. i«;ut{;{mg; :!;‘g‘?‘?‘!‘ es | Dresident: T. F. Barnham, president of | attempted to take his life by inl i VEklger Ol U L lphz National Wholesale Grocers' Asso- ' gas, but was revived. ! Making Misrepresentations. | LOS ANGELES, November 1 (P).—| WE PAY stantly terrorized him and beat him, that they had separated a number of time, and that he wanted his wife locked up on a charge of breach of the peace. Judge Lorenzo K. Wood sen- tenced Mrs. Rager to 10 days in the county jail. FACES THEFT CHARGES. — | By the Associated Press. 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