Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 37

1AE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 23 1930. VONBUELOWHITS '35 RESGLT OF SOLDIER'S DREAM ny e . e BERMAN POLICIES o suine wespen Recoered Agin: it Bene| 2 .. e SEARS, ROEBUCK anp CO. died & Tulsa hospital Wednesda: Kitchen Barracks. aiehe fron s tifere i e RETAIL DEPARTMENT STORE History of War Would Have altitude of 500 feet near Garland Alr- FREE HOURS By the Associated Press. |told the sergeant about the dream. At POL: southeastofbere. . - PARKING 915 to 6 SATURDAY - he latter's suggestion he said he crawled ! Been Different, Posthum. ROME, Ga, May 23—A soldier’s e Jatter's suggestion be e84 B O w-“‘v.hen he apparently attempted too steep e ;nm;‘,“é‘,‘f::;“,‘é; v',":{‘:: where he found a blood-stained knife |2 Pank 1 ”‘mfi“’"‘ wind. SERVICE Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. 9:30 to 9:30 ous Statement Says. Gay, was credited with playing a major | Of the same shape as the one in his D e o havin L Through the testimony of five oter| By the Associated Pross. O iaiae, a8, both ‘of the otk | oldlers the knite was traced into the : i ;. e BERLIN, May 23.A leier writen| Unlid iates Cavaly, st Fort 08 aping v, Gl ! @ s | Again We Break a Value Record Suinechidrese by the late Prince Bernhard von Bue-| “"iT5, L was found guilty of invol- hesHIng PILES—Itch—Discomfort DANCETTES e, o loates, that B i m: untary manslaughter vesterday and % 0 McMaree was stabbed in an argu- quickly respond chancellor early in the World War the co“;,"’c':r‘;‘;: ,‘("n‘:;‘::‘u'h e feiend | ment with McGinnis over s can of milk. to the new | history of that confict might have been| of Mcharee, told authorities that after P e P RS ) POs wonder McMaree was found fatally stabbed last eve! here o O O dttoy in.ehief of | December 2, he became anious to learn - | recommend them. the Beriiner Tageblatt, with the under- | What sort, of & knite was used 5 U | Signs to Indicate Libraries. $1.00 per package standing that his views might be PUb-|over the question and dreamed he saW | A uniform sign for county library | Containing 12 treatments lished after ""‘-“M He died last vear, |MoMaree ‘on the ground snd a long | branches and stations (called centers) AtYourNeighborhood Druggist The pt flmgl G eaaost disciple and | knife 1ying against brick wall beneath | has been adopted by British sy Torb, Inc., 130 Willis Ave., N. 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