Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 30

. i4 . THE EVENING STAR. \\'xQHiNGT‘ N (A THURSDAY, JULY 24, . 1930. RENEW HOLY ROAD [CURIOSITY AT ODOROUS RESIDUE [CRIME LAID TO DRY LAW [z, Comtr o the G o st st o 05, 4,4 | GEORGIAN SLAIN IN RAID [t o Aen oty s ' Mr, Johnson said the prohibition | they testify against the criminals. ‘aaid he and his brother, 8, B. Cors They finally rescusd Gabby, the Allvy; An attendant was dispatched in n‘ ' IN OLD SALMON TIN KILLS A CAT; BY FEDERAL PROSECUTORi,_" had opened new sources of wealth | also said the lack of interest ofu;?‘e:‘wmm Declares on Deathbed nn::m came upon officers as they Pilgrims Petition Hedjaz taxicab, and he returned with the cat | for the Iawless and predicted there | public in civic matters and elec King to Rebuild Ruined Sec- e, who lermed belated esson from | 455, U RN Rt i T ~—— = ‘ ALL OVER TOWN CREDIT !a salmon tin. Leona Brackshire, matron of the league, tion of Rail Line Gabby was foraging in the rear of the | tried to Temove the tin with a n | Al £ \ RE! » 400 block of Sixth street southeast when | opener. i - | he caught a promising odor from a gar- | Gabby's neck was too firmly wedged | alla F D u D 5 FREE ming out of & swamp. They ran, h | .. | terprise. Efforts of Rescue League to Free Tabby’s Head jonnson United States gistrict sttors| M7H % iiet attorney toid the church- - . ~ Palmer C. Corbett, 31, died in & hos- | his possession when he Was shot i J Unavailing Until After Death. | . ney, blamed the prohibition laws as “mz root of crime and Iawlessness in | men that one of the biggest handicaps | Canadians plan to ship wheat by the [pital here yesterday from gunshot - | a discussion Tuesday before the Ex- confronting authorities was the “seal | Hudson Bay route, which was used ffl’l‘iwounfll which, he said on his death bed, Tarpon Springs, PFla., ships about - | 2 <hipment in 1850. were inflicted by Deputy Sheriff Ed $1,000,000 worth of sponges a year. ———— e CHICAGO, July 24—George E. Q.! illicit liquor trade was & profitable en- | to keep alliances that help him in his | o ,vopoeg Ga, July 2¢ (P).— i:‘ot entering his body. Palmer Corbett grims have petitioned Tbn Saud, King of | the source—a salmon tin, in which some | ers tried to free Gabby by other means lawlessness. d he had a gallon jug of liquor in e o i cc- housewife had left a few tidbits. | and_then resorted to chloroform. i Hecar o h"",’%-mf;;' ned sec- N0 e. cat wedged his head into the | This Also falled because there was no | Uniri)§i0z tion of the holy railway of lslam. opening, licked the can clean, and room to insert a tube into the can. = | d Supported by a Moslem conference in | then was unable to withdraw from the Meanwhile Gabby grew weaker from his " an 5 w‘sE Bnos Mecca in 1926, and attended by pil- tin. The ragged edges made a cruel | struggles with the sharp collar and from 2 | o grims from Algeria, Morocco, Egypt,|coliar, and Gabby dashed about the suffocation. alley, howling. | When the attendants managed to : AN 5 B Syria. Mesopotamia, India, Java, South | “'REANCIIR . Lyl o yirange note in|pry away the metal, they breathed a B =2 B Africa, Turkey and Persia, Ibn Saud | Gabby's familiar voice and ran into the | sigh of relief. But Gabby fell to the { f Eu | CH.VY Chase Dall’y demanded that the whole of the Hedjaz alley. Unable to free him, they tele- | floor, too weak to move a muscle. s honed the Animal Rescue League. A few minutes later he drew his last | s railway be given over to him, so as to P | breath, laden with chloroform from the = Plc b BIGGER take ifs oontrol out l;at chrnsunnThnlx(x‘di = = | matron's_handkerchief. | sc pt Formerly the railway was Turkis | Miss Braekshire asked Washingto- | e A k i . roperty. The Moslems regard it in the GARMENT STRIKE | nians to remember Gabby's sesson and | 3 / \ and MIL 15¢ qt / . ight of a religious trust, since the line | on discarded tins, especially sal- By the Associated Press. would be much crime as long as the | also made it easier for the criminal | Deputy Shot Him. said, and Deputy White fired, five bucks . | bage pail. into the opening, however, and the can | 3 MECCA. Arabia (#).—Moslem pll- | "H inycgtigated and managed to locate | opencr failed. For two hours the work- | (Bf EFORE P.ERCOLATORS) Delivery | — i A — “Finest in Dairy Products” | | step % Eoaaa SuTak e TIES UP FACTORIES| =S~ — = 7| “Visiting Tubes” sar 23@ | BETTER view o ] i _J to | |, ::EE&E'?; “g;;l;h'ufilgltszgnghev:L2:lFive of Baltimore Woman Workers | 7UNDERW660 was the name by which the Ger- EVERY DAY taken over provisionally by France and hertol. bt | 5 4 mans called the “High Silk Hat” o R e i ; DEVII ED HAM in the 00 Women'e hate of e [§ || [OWA STATE BUTTER . 47¢ :’.1{,!,“‘;?Eui".f""::;“.n‘{.';g'“fh?"i’:r:. sxwhg; 4 RIS ! - 74 time looked like lace e et § e Bedouins stole the railway tiesand used | T 1 h Toahs.. . i AR by fcvnmon SR O] (- . e manpy SELF WRINGING M OPS seeciar 49¢ of England, France and the H'di;:,ln;“;; [ union recognition, a 40-hour, fivegday . i F £ _— I e e e ologates. of the | Week and creation of a minimum wage xcep! e flavor ol S : Wanhabi ruler. however, retired when the | scale, workers in the women's garment ! 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