Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1930, Page 16

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1930. EARL OF MINTO §100,000 VICTIM SENATOR SIMMONS | Brsescsld mechins mndi EX-RUM KING HELD OF PERSISTENT ART THIEVES| RECOVERING HEALTH’i:.;.e;"’t‘fr:?;’:‘;&“;h‘;fiu‘.'f';n‘siu:;“;,él; LIMITED NUMBER LEFT!! an when I was working on the tariff, | . < because I have had a little rest.” IN nENNlS SI_AYlNGfLondon Police Puzzled by Number of Robberies, Latest| Returns to Office From Sanitarium| He i following a schedule which | Including String of Pearls. and Soon Will Leave for North E only & few minutes :Ich day. Confessed Assassin Says s tne asociatea press i dhod R neilet p i) Ch D A e Bl i ! | LONDON, July 31.—British police are | Romney had been meddled with, but Sl One-Time Dry Agent Hired | : | the thieves apparently were disturbed | genator Furnifold M. Simmons of | | puzzled by the unusually large numbers | joqore they were able to take it, prob- . i of art objects stolen this year. ably by the crying of the earl's infant | NOTth Carolina, who has been recuper- |§ Eoyur Rooms, Kitchen Him to Kill State Senator. The latest in the series was the ab-|son. Lord Melgund, in an adjoining |ating in Takoma Park Sanitarium ves- | straction Saturday night of a valuable | room. terday returned to his office for a brief | and Bath, $57.50 Revroids portrait from the London | There weeks ago a Van Dyck portrait | perod and said he planned to leave home of the Earl of Minto. The earl |of “Ferdinand, the Cardinal,” Wi D o ht o e < . oo de B s, & uly 31—Glenn B, |aNd countess “were dining out, leaving | from the Earl of Clarendon’s house, bUt | “\trs. Simmons has been at e gl Cambria-Majestic i The Moot formér boollcy Whisky King |only the servanis and children bebind. | later was recovered. Other, cases Ul | arium for about sit weeks. and the | 1324 Euclid Street N.W. b evisicabErs ) . : hen they Te s, ! P and one-time Federal pro o g o | the first Countess of Minto was missing, | including Rembrandt's and_Gainsbor- | Yteran North Carolina Senator said in the world, made R Py : |also & string of 300 pearls and other |oughs. from the Carlton Gallaries: a \ by Pathe, equipped (AR IR AR T ewelry valued at $100,000. ‘The picture | Van Dyck, stolen between Ostend and R (8 by S fes: B sicator of e was valued at a like amount, London, and a Hoppner from & resi- D - % 3 i with high- grade Egn s, as instigator o | " The Reynolds portrait had been un-|dence at Stanmore. INSIST e i 8] anastigmat F 35 McKnight, sought by more than 16 \ THE ORIGINAL lens. A precision ”‘v’wg”:”;‘;” State constables since Thornley con- ' ! fessed he was hired to shoot Dinnis & | = : \ instrument of the RESERVED week ago today, was arrested in a . } . = = hi he;t order. Charleston hospital yvesterday. Despite ” ' § 24 wzlli;%g;}rr the afidavit of his physician that he . X was in no condition to be removed, I 4N “ A - A\ 2 most com- Gov. John G. Richards ordered him | - &v» e it v Free "= ornle; a ‘on| ion. | 3 hornley, | 35-year-old. World Waz Wllen i All in the name - e weteran, repeated his confession under = % camera will be in- gath to a coroner's jury here last night. i (teune repabestre A rose might smell as sweet by any other 3 cluded a genuine A LIMITED NUMBER of the NEW T SRt ste altnh name, but malted milk lacks its finest savor if 7 leather carrying case PATHE PROJECTORS will be offered at who had inspired the shooting. After hearing Thornley's testimony, I ) < Ly R 9 SR 7 5 5 e | ; it’s mot Horlick’s. And w! i Ll $19.00. This projector will show as large e et s o, the e R i . R e S A and tripod with case. SUGNE & ictiers’ s Bovos UM IOOF ¢ Bolicttor A, ). Hydrio, In charge ¢f ; it has that rare quality that cannot be imi- s and bright ahpu'!ure as those costing fou the investigation. Senator Dennis was NN S S Y i 2 SO EASY times as much. shot at Moncks Corner. I et tsat;g.( Don’t bzddccfelved b}l' ’“bd“‘t“t“' OPERATE . " the Hell Hole Swamp area of Berkley, en cents today for sample and mixer. McKnight, picturesque character of branded Thornley’s confession a “lie.” : 1429 H St. N.W. REID B KE Store Opens 8:15 He joined three others in the peni- ’ e e s el are upset |\ == HORLICK'S Southern Bldg. .BA Met. 8686 confession. | z RACINE, WISCONSIN ohlies, Ourtiss Thotmies Dol oo Hita N e ez MR. MAURICE ROBBIN, MGR. HOME MOVIE DEPT. brother, Curtiss Thornley, had told him McKnight wanted him to do the shoot- . i g:lg, Curl.‘l.‘}s 'ghomd)ey, fred ArtBB l?]mi Baby ills and ailments seem arence Woodward, a former Berkley | twice as serious at night. 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