Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 12

C A 12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. FOUR GIRLS ADMIT -STARTING 40 FIRES Parents Impoverished by ‘Acts of Daughters, 8 to 15, During Month. By the Associated Press. PONTIAC, Mich, August 20.—Four according , 'y started t-he nenrlv 40 fires b Ve poverished their parents and puzzied all lnvesmlwn over a pe- . riod of more than a month, The first fire destroyed the home of their parents, Mr. and M S, Orotser, near Battle Creek, Rk oldest dlughler Dorothy, tod of yesterday, after long questioning, that she started thll fire in the hope of im- sl , . irls also confessed. said their parents knew nolhm' of th!lr sctivities After their home near Battle Creek burned the family moved to Athens, and county officers and of an insurance mpany representative to determine eir cause. The family was ordered out of its home in Athens Baturday, and the par. to Oskland County to stay 'i',h n bro!her of Crotser. The children were left behind with a grandmother. fires broke out after the parents left. Their father, a nursery stock sales- man, lost his job because of the mys- terious fires. Virtually their only pos- session now is an_ automobile. One of the fires broke out in it & few weeks ago. They had no insurance on their household furnishings and none of the Houses in. which they lived belonged to the; The three older girls were taken Battle Groek last might and wil face charges, the exact nature of which has not been determined, in Calhoun County Probate Court there. BUTLER TO BE FETED | P © AT MARTINSBURG e SN B Y505 HrEGmons S A TooND AT.CONEY ISLAND, JUNE-9, 1899 l!_nrine Corpl Oflcor to Be Guest .* of Town on Way to Legion _ Meating. | Tenny® ARG N W FAMOUS KNOCKOUTS b;‘u: .p-tcu 'nulm A =7 2 R oF HISTORY , will JoHN 1‘ &y 3 i A i By Feg Murray y E’? el fl:flnn ot oy o '7. 18925 Butler will stop here for twn noun Com route from wnhlnrton. s g n tion address Sunday night and will be an honor guest at the State conven- wwoes | TPY @ Tankful of HI-TEsT TYDOL with FORMED IN BLUEMONT Mrs. Harrison - Monroe: Eilected =i, Ethyl...and knock out that knock! Ol‘}l inized odnudly under dlreo— tion of Miss Harriet T. Cocke, de‘mcnsmtlon agent, at the home o! 1 Furr, near Bloomfield. The lullowtn( were elected: Mrs. . Harrison A o Mg el e reint This week we’re going to stage a new “Battle of the TYDOL dealer’s to answer Tide Water’s challenge . . . ncoast, Bluemont, secre- tary. Ten members were taken in. The ” is 1 ::,:f:;;ny.m% B T Century. This is Knock-out Week! And we challenge the rship 15 not limited to one neighbor- I R TR Bring in your old cars that have been pinging and world to make Hi-fest TYDOL with ETHYL knock the semi-annual :m.mty advisory board. RléslsEgYHtl:'ng:filaTMEAgm pounding! Bring on your carbonized motors! Bring ... in any motor, old or new ... on any hill, in any on the new car you bought yesterday! Join the weather . . . in any mud, sand or heavy going. Pullman Atnch;& to Train in e gl crowds of motor fans that will be pulling up at every YOU CAN NOT MAKE IT KNOCK! By the Associated Press. «MEMPHIS, Tenn., August 20.—A eol- ored man, who contrived to leave this 1 land of *Jim Crow" ot tn & Pullman TIDE WATER OIL SALES CORPORATION MAIN OFFICE—1225 K St. N.W. Telephone Metropolitan 0158 and 0159 , he was free to in Juxu: mumux omehll believe he is & for- mer Pullman porter. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $57.50 Cambria-Majestic 1324 Euclid Street N.W. You Fit... 1 allowed to comtinue, ¢on- stipation often results in serious complications. HEXASOL Promotes Intestinal Purification in a Pleasant, Natural Way ’ Regular evacustion of poisonous impurities, which dot 'h -ymfi. is essential to d_ upon nm-al. m m ative you've ever taken. Mild « » » BEYVEr WpsEls yOU. \ e a4 AN Goed Brug Boves “In the New Yollow and Biwe Packare™ HEXASOL mu2uates Woe: unh Radorsed f ol