Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 24

IAVES COX URGES ORY LA REPEAL Prefers Prohibition, How- ever, to Return to Saloon, but Likes Neither. By the Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 6.—Repeal NG _STAR, WASHINGTO |BODIES OF MISSING COUPLE ARE FOUND Police Say Farm Hand Lost Mind and Slew Girl, 13, and Himself. By the Associated Press. I ROCHESTER, Mich., June 6.—A cor- | oner's inquest today was expected to write an official finis to the insane drama in which, police say, Henry Clouse, 46, farm hand, was driven by farm 7 miles north of here. They had been dead for several days. Clouse’'s automobile in which they drove away Saturday night from the Clemons home was found nearby, & charred wreck, A bottle fillled with kerosene was standing a short distance away, indicating he had deliberately planned the crime and had prepared to burn the car. Police said the girl's body was bruised as if she might have been subjected to an attack. Mrs. A. E. Clemons, the mother, had expressed entire confidence in Clouse, who had come to be regarded almost as a member of the family through his long residence in the household. 666 . D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930. announces as this goes to press hilipsborn 'ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN F &G “A frock feels un- dressed without its jacket hopeless affection and disordered mind > i to kill Marjorie Clemons, 13 vears old, | Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in and then take his own life. | 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first Bodies of the man and girl were | day and checks Malaria in three days. found late yesterday huddled side by | & 666 Also in Tablets of the eighteenth amendment is “un- this hesitatingly favored” by former Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio, the Democratic presidential nominee in 1920. Cox injected the prohibition issue into his party's campaign at a “victory din- ner” of Ohio Democrats here last night, at which he acted as toastmaster. He announced preference for Government control of manufacture and distribution of liquor. The former governor was joined in his stand against prohibition by former United States Senator Atlee Pomerene of Cleveland, but the party's attitude on the question was left unsettled when the final speaker, former Representative Martin L. Davey of Kent, candidate for governor in 1928, urged that the issue be left alone ANNAPOLIS LOSES “The people will never change the ex- ;Jting order by bringing back the sa- Suffers Loss of 2,000 in Population, oons,” Cox said, “nor will private in- | i terests ever again be permitted to be- | Ascording to Gensus. come selfishly allied on any side of this| By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. issue. ANNAPOLIS, Md.,, June 6.—Prelim- “With this understanding, I unhesi-|inary count of the returns from the tatingly favor the repeal of the eight- | fifteenth census show that the City of eenth amendment. As between the old | Annapolis suffered a loss of approxi- saloon order, with its brewery-controlled | mately 2,000 in population during the palitics and whatnot, and the present |last decade. set-up I would prefer the latter, but| According to the preliminary an- we all prefer not being compelled to | nouncement of Joseph A. Wilmer, super- choose between these two extremes.| visor of the census for the fifth dis- Both are impossible.” | trict, the returns show the town had Cox eaid there is need of another g population of 9,693 on April 1, 1930, governmental provision “which shall in | a5 compared with 11,214 on January 1, plain terms prohibit the manufacture|1gzo. The 1930 figures are subject to 875 High Fashion Frocks Little Tailored Jackets to wear over your street frocks are of pique, shantung, crepe, embroidered linen, embroidered silk, embroidered wool. $5.75 to $18 Smart Little Wraps, to wear over your fluffy frocks are of trans- parent velvet, taf- feta or crepe. 315 to $35 side beneath a blanket at the edge of | & woodland clearing on an abandoned | hilipsborn ELEVENTH ST. = BETWELN F& G to choose from... for all occasions $15 Misses” sizes, 14 to 20. Shorter misses, 14%; to 20%% Junior misses, 13 to 17. Women's sizes, 38 to 44. Larger sizes, 3874 to 4414, M The New Beverly Crepe Stockings ‘Washable Pastels or traffic in alcoholic liquors anywhere | gorrbetion. in America by private or corporate in-| — - terests.” 1 The former presidential nominee and former three-term Governor of Ohio| made his_announcement before intro- | ducing the guest of honor, Jouet % Shouse, chairman of the Democratic| Sunday Special pational executive committee. | Shouce arraigned the prosent nationa1 ||_I Yied Chicken Dinner, $1.00 administration and forecast a Demo- | cratic victory in the Fall. “We know | [P the people are tired of the record of poor judgment, indecision, feebleness and inefficiency that has characterized the present administration,” Shouse said. | Cox set at rest various rumors that | he would be a candidate for governor | or Senator. He declared that he would | seek election to no office. 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