Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1929, Page 29

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, NOVEMBER 24, 1929_PART ONE. mourning band on the left sieeve of vis| KEEPS COAT AND GLOVES,. + YOUNG MAN CLEARED |mmtulr tidee o e vt :J] $20,000 DAMAGE ASKED. | HOOVER'S MEDICINE BALL CABINET | 0ot e e i s o s bt e v OF MURDERING GIRL NOT HALTED BY COLD AND SNOW cjpinet and were on hand with the s et RETURNS STETHOSCOPE T BRI ey ] PR e Thief Who Appropriated Garment killed the young woman the night of | postal Employe Names Terminal e ey there were only a few absentees oday. 3 Killed in Strike Clash. Jury Out Only 12 Minutes Before Pinds Medical Implement of June 12, after an alleged attempt to| criminally attack her on a road Xl&l’|Co. in Suit Over'Elevator Accident. - Cutes By Cable to The Star. The Washington Terminal Co. is . |Besides the newly initiated members b Ctop e car. in" which they were | named defendant in & suit to recoves | INew Members Brave Unfavorable Weather to Join ere were Bectiary of the. Gotevir | BURNOS ATAKS, Moresibne 33 : : | g : : | Wilbur, Secretary o culture Hyde, = Lo No Value to Him. Reporting Verdiet of e T e Dt President in Early Morning Game. Assistant | Secretary of the Navy | wounded in a clash between police and ke ; ; > C A L J e, er Newton an ‘ence thief evidently not of a medical 1425 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, an striking mill hands at the town of San y Acquittal, the road. employe of the Post OMice Departmént. e T T L Booner the ' Francisco, Province of Cordoba. Police | turn of mind yesterday sent through 84’5 TR T A T e alleged e lgent"Ch, Stiow-covered grounds and & freez- er-coat, and his little band of athletes | Precident's physician, and’ Mark Sul. | claim the strikers are endeavoring to, the mail to Charles W. Kirsch, 800 By the Associated Press. Employe Reforms Favored. |fustained in an elevator accldent at|;,"temperature outside did not pre-|hopped around, heaving the 6-pound | jivan, newspaper correspondent. | prevent entry of foodstuffs into the | Eighteenth street, a stethoscope he had COFFEYVILLE, Kans., November 23.| gy cuble to The Star. The plamtf says he was pullingis | vent President Hoover and E-.L: medicine- | medicine ball and apparently enloying| Shortly after the noon hour Fri- | fown. |found tn an overcoat belonging to Eimertrdict of acquittal in the case of| LIMA, Peru, November 33.—The |mail truck onto an elevator at Union |gall capinet fom ‘nculging W0 Shel | themicies, wo the Mumost- RS, it e Kirsch which was stolen recently from Elmer Cales, 28-year-old Caney, Kans, | Chamber of Deputies yesterday approved | Station, November 23, last, when the | {1y WOTRoUE 1% (RS TENT BEOMDAR, 00 iE A, PURid BEIEES medicine ball out of respect for the late| Earth Tremor in Argentina. | a house in the 700 block of Tenth street. farmer, charged with murder in €O- | reforms in the employers' Hability act |lift started upward causing the handle | yioorouy ‘manner in which they went |and volley ball. At the conclusion of | Secrctary of War Good. was retarmed | By Cable to The Star. The maller of the stethoscope retained ; s Mar-| 4 ais- | OF the truck to strike and injure him. | g0, their waist-line reducing activi- | the exercise the President and his as- | to its ragular position. the. period & —The | Dossesslon, however, of the coat and & nection With the death of Miss Mar-| roqueing the compensation granted dis- by Attorneys Burk | | P ason, the Peried for | BUENOS AIRES, November 23.—The | ngir qf gi ‘hich iyt # o ! d S BT o | He is represented by Attorneys BUrk- | yjes ingicated that they did not mind.| sociates retired to the breakfast Toom |hait-stafing the flag on public bufldings | La Py Observatory selsmograph reg. | PAIE Of gloves which were also in the uerite White, young Caney nurse, | charged employes who have been in art & Quinn. in the least the unfavorable wn\hu_rm the White House, where they had|throughout the country as directed by | istered a mild 20-minute earth tre; Do grought in jury in nmrmzc:a:m; service up to three years and increas- | E - The players occasionally slipped, but | hot coffee and something to eat. President Hoover, having expired. | yesterday morning. Observatory officials | ST R u{;_ 1;:‘-‘ y “nflfl‘- after only 12 min- ing the compensation for employes who | A brooch called I'Adoree. Alexander Legge of Chicago, chair-| As a further evidence of his affection | said the shocks were 475 miles dista England recently held a National Rat s | man of the President's Federal Farm |and reverence for the jape Secretary of | probably in the vicinity of the City of | week in the driv Board, and Charles E. Hughes. Solicitor War, President Hoover is wearing a |Mendoza in the Andean foothills. — . | the rod“ents. el b i ch shows | did not seem to object. sctators, mostly . who had | have been in service for a longer period. |a staff of music in gold with the notes| For more than 20®minutes the Chief cn;,:u::: the r:“u?:ni‘on:nm;gm forward | The measure was sent to the Senate. | La, Do, Re, is popular in Paris. 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Then be sure and whisper in Santa’s ear just which ones you want! And Parents! Just note the modest price tags! These are examples! N1 Loy .68 Bubbles DO“ Splendidly made, fine ‘ I oven fiber body, steel French grey or ecru ———— e e Dressed Mama Doll A lovely big dolly — 20 Jl.x:'tl |:l 'l?:"y as ;:lll be $1£ wi P . eyes, der:n, I:n‘;.l 'a .o:: ‘::5 :::,’:.:".:' e mas morning. A complete choice of handsome designs, charming in color. Blue, rose, green, gold, Span- 55c Sateens, Yd.| Thousands of Yards of Cretonne | Best coverings. wide. itandard size, perfect. Regular 45¢ 75¢ to 90c Glazed 80c Drapery Grades, yd. . . Sale of Plain Window Shades that go like anything . . . autos ef the speediest models . . . dolls that look just like real little girls . . . animals that might just have stepped out of a 200 A Go-Cart for Dolly Pretty Effanbee and rubber tired inches tall, if you please! even stockings. Dolls—Main Floor.