Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1930, Page 24

Limited Memory THE EVENING ARE REPORTED IN RUSSIA |FIVE CONVICTED SLAYERS | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, two,of the seven, recently had been seen | WILL HUNT BLACK JAGUAR| in Charlotte, N. C.. but the others—Beal, Carier, Giarence Miler, Joseph | and K. Y. Kendricks—were re- | Nicholas Biddle and Companions to | AUGUST 21, 1930. a kodiak bear and & moose with ant- lers measuring 78 inches on the Alaskan Peninsula, wiil be Dr. Ward Brinton, this city, to whom the jungles of Hon- LEWIS PLATFORM %5ors i tieaa 3 lieved Out of Country. | All Details but Where He | " . :.e | RALEIGH, N. C. August 21.—The Got Them Given Police | Raleigh News and Observer says it is h_\v Puzzle Prisoner. ?’nmmnm whether Fred Erwin Beal and ported tes. e Seek Rarest Game Animal. duras and Guatemala already are well. known, and Douglas D. H. March, Had- Pope Receives C. P. Taft, 2d. PHILADELPHIA, August 21 (®.—A |don Heights, N. J., authority on reptiles. VATICAN CITY, August 21 (#).—The | Guest for a black Jaguar, one of the | = * | rarest game animals of the Western | Poptitoday Tevadtn pelvte '“‘"““"' | Hemisphere, will take Nicholas Biddle | who has 16 children. has been awarded Charles P. Taft, 2d, son of the Iate|,n4 two companions into the jungle | first prize offered by the Lincolnshire | former President and Chief Justice of | fastnesses of Honduras next month. | Agricultural Society to laborers with the United States, of Cincinnati. With Mr. Biddle, who last year bagged large families. Peter Broxholme of Goltho, England. GED+, 3 FAND, MAYON- NAISE 8-oz. jar 1llinois Demograts for Sweep- | . ing Repeals at Session / Led by Woman. By the Associated Press. — [\ 1 —, four of his associates will ever serve the - \\{‘ 2 — prison terms given them for the second ~— V= | degree murder of Chief of Police O. F. X = Aderholt of Gastonia. It has been au- thoritatively learned, the paper says, that the five are in Russta. Beal and six others were sentenced to | from 5 to 20 years in prison upon their | conviction of the second degree murder charges. The sentences today were up- held by & ruling of the State Supreme Court. The seven are at likberty under bonds. . | By the Associated Press. MT. CLEMENS, Mich., August 21.— Mr. Kuzma Satavisky is holding a sort h ty ERTNGRIRADS. Tl Apul ] 2[00 Opsa Tiotae i &he Macoinh Ootity Games Hamilton Lewis, Democratic|Jall today, while several score far- candidate for the Senate, will seek mers are trying to refresh his memory. election on a platform favoring repeal | Mr. Satavisky, who has been in jail | of all prohibition legislation. for several days, distinctly remembers The Democratle ' state convention | stealing & large mumber of chickens dopted yesterday, without a dissenting | in Macomb County. He also has an 8 KO B vy mank calling for Unc | cxcellent mECrY 6o ta the ime: D= | 1on i Mkt ot e o el qualified repeal of the eighteenth mage, market price and breed of the i i Amendment and immediate repeal of | fowl. But, try as he will, Mr. Sata- — the Voistead act, the Jones law and visky cannot remember just where he | the Tllinois search and seizure act. purioined the fowl. ond e “Ehail” the piatform read, | The trouble is, police say, they can't | s.”im':" N';.'. B:E.‘ wumder mo ercumstances favor any | arraign Mr. Satavisky on the chicken | Deep - legisiation in Illinois that will restore theft charges until they learn whose the open saloon.” | chickens he stole and when. And so| Pending repeal of the eighteenth | farmers from all over the county are | amendment, the platform calls for im- | paying calls on Mr. Satavisky in the mediate repeal of the Volstead act and | jail house and asking him leading the substitution of an act permitting questions | the manufacture, sale and transporta- Mr. Satavisky was captured while tion of light wines and beer. | trying to break in a house, and he | 2 readily admitted to officers that he is Liquor Laws Attacked. |the head of a county-wide chicken- The unexpected unanimity on the | stealing ‘ring. prohibition plank followed former Sena.- | B tor Lewis' scathing attack of liquor laws. The “dripping wet” Cook County De Oca Is Re-elected. (Chicago) delegates had expected op-| MEXICO CITY, August 21 (P)- position as a majority of the resolu-|Louis de Oca was re-elected chairman tions committee were from downstate | of the board of directors of the National districts heretofore considered dry | Railways at a meeting of the board last For the first time, a woman presided | night. Gen. Juan Andresu Almazan. as permanent chairman of the conven- | secretary of communications, was re- | tion. She was Sarah Bond Hanley of | elected vice chairman. Xavier Sanchez Monmouth. | Mejorado continues as executive presi- The Democrats also criticized pri- | dent. | mary expenditures of the Republican | STRAINED VEGETABLES “The Republican party'’s nominee,” the platform read, “has confessed be- Scientifically prepared. Unseasoned, strained, sterilized—and Ready o fore a special investigating committee that she expended more than $250,000 Serve. Just add salt to suit taste — and warm. Semi-Annual Sales! Women’s $12.50 to $18.50 I. 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Declaring that “this debauchery by | excessive wealth excludes men and | women of moderate means from par- ticipation in elections,” the platform said that precedent in Newberry, Vare and Smith cases “indicated the Repub- lican nominee from Illinois would not be seated even if elected.” The platform also denounced the Republican party “for saddling addi- tional burdens on the farmers of America by a vicious tariff measure passed at & session primarily-called for Telief of the farmer.” The prohibition question promises to be a perturbing issue in the Republi- can State convention here tomorrow. Mrs. McCormick, always considered & dry, has steadfastly refused to dis- cuss the wet-dry question until after the convention. The Cook County delegation, how- ever, under the leadership of Bernard | W. Snow, county chairman, said they would seek an anti-prohibition plank. 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