Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 7

WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. 7|VIRGINIA GETS WARNING | &iousht, he fecls that there is especial in Virginia, the death rate made | (Special) —Rev Edward P. Heinze of By Boat and Rail OF PELLAGRA MALADY| cchi : B cmaiintiins until 1924, when there mvhny Lutheran Churc $12.12 Round Trip THE EVENING STAR, :sre anly"lmm but then ‘c.mmpe&; accepted a :r“v toh'a‘i.dm.lgfil;n' e %-.b_ 1itercating county, $30 of { Edwin C. Kudy and Byron Ordained as Lutheran Minister. stopped by two CUMBERLAND, Md., August 20.— ALL-EXPENSE_TOUR “5 and 10” Law WASHINGTON to BALTIMORE Authorship Denied i By Senato#* Jones By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash.,, August 29. —Senator Wesley L.’ Jones denied ‘Tuesday that he was the author of the “five and ten” law, provid- ing severe penalties for prohibi- tion law violations. ‘The Senator said he intro- duced the measure into Congress at the request of the IDepartment of Justice. “The idea did not o ate with me,” he said. “The bill was drawn by and came from the Department of Justice " The State's senior Henator ex- his views on his return rom his vacation at his Summer home near Wenatchee. WALKER NAMED INSLANDER SUIT New York Mayor Served With Papers as He Welcomes German Flyers. RULING IS REQUESTED w. i o by m‘l:’":' e dumhnedh;lpmmhdmt Health Commissioner Says It Takes | qulum ':hmed é" TSI A Supreme Court Asked for Opinion |t use of "':'M"m:‘:‘:.':""'e'“&'; More Lives Than Fevers—Drought | P*aR 10 BOUDL. © ' aths from i How Far Agints'Osn Go | tvo min they were being de- Held Partly Responsible. the disease in the State, 103 more than ynod I ook G rived of their constitutional rights. |special Dispatch to The Star. yP! fever. ' 3 ki sccommedations, Without Warrants. ul"e:"t‘)}e C.l‘r:ul:n cw{nmo( Appeals | RICHMOND, Va., August 20.—A L = the 3 e jern P 5 sustaing of the automo- . i o . bile and declared that the agents bad | ¥Arning against pellagra, which today gion Melen Cost $196. Rev. F. A Hightman, pastor of By the Associated Press. received information which warranted | in Virginia is claiming more lives than | HOPE, Ark. August 29 (#).—For one | Epiphany. Mr. Heinze graduated from The Supreme Court has been asked | their action, as was disclosed by sag- | (yPhold fever and diphtheria combined, | watermelon, $106. It weighs 160% | the Lutheran Theological Seminary, 3 to rule on how far Federal prohibition | ging automobile springs and the 192|las been issued by Dr. Ennion G Wil- | pounds and was sold at auction. It| Gettysburg, last Spring. ™ or Agent's Office. agents lawfully ean go in halting au- | quarts of liquor found in the car. liams, State health commissioner, who | probably won't be eaten till the day last he and Miss Viola Eva Potts arf. " Phone Natlonal 9148 tomobiles without a search warrant to pointed out that the disease is the result of Baltimore were married in Epiphany Balte. & Va. Steamboat Ce. look for illicit liquor. of an unbalanced diet. Owing to . Plans are to send it there|Church. He will enter his duties Near Sturgis, Mich., last February, the present economic depression and' with the Arkansas delegation. as pastor here next l\m“g;‘. Candy Treat A pound box of Mammy Lou Pecan Fralines and a pound box of Mammy Lou Fudge, both for 69c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” Czechoslovakia has 282,000 radio sets. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 20.—Mayor James J. Walker was defendant today in a $250,000 slander suit brought by & suspended city marshal, who had told & Federal grand jury he paid $2,000 for o L RN suspendea marsnay, | JOIE SILVER SUCCUMBS that he was removed for “preying upon tul:a m—"‘n-r;ld that 29 complaints 'r;: VOl is dismissal. He contends | Pugilist and Slot Machi - there was only one charge against him | - ©. ) Magkal and that that was framed. | A summons in the suit was served on | Bef D the mayor as he stood on the steps | efore Dying. 8t City Hall extending the city's greet- | By tne Assoclated Press ings to the four German aviators who| NEW YORK, Augus =0 7 flew across the North Atlantic. He later | sijverman, known to put‘m::x .‘L"'}&’; termed the method used in serving the | Silver and to police as n slot machine summons as “discourteous not only t0 | racketeer, died yesterday of wounds in- | % the mayor, but to the whole Gity of | ficted Tuesday night by Brookiyn ew York.” gangsters. Other angles to the various State Y and Federal investigations into Charges | soin oo m:".,,hfm"“,’:"“”fh"; - of office buying and corruption amoOng | him' and the names of three others the New York judiclary included the | wno stood by Indictment of artin J. Healy, Tam- % 7 many district leader; reopening of AN | wonieia i gang ‘shootings - Tuesdey investigation into the death of & former | i “Tye o6, Shootings Tuesday city magistrate and charges involving | ™ Sjlverman, when he was in the rin two additional Supreme Court justices. | o5 jofe Silver, was a lightweigh e Healy, who is said to have Teceived | ad three brothers. Bel aebnt wod $10,000 'in 1927 from Mrs. Bertha E.| Babe all of whom were boxere Bal Ewald a few days before her husband | was“the best known coc & fot was appointed to the magistracy, was |jow & ong ring fol- indicted for failure to declare a 1927 o income tax. Healy, until he resigned Iast week, was first deputy commissioner of the department of plant and struc- tures. Although his salary in 1927 was E o Sl Bl Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Sundry Savings! 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Not Just for One Day....But Every Day in the Year! to have been the price of his 5> Attorney General N died August 21, 1929, in X office to which he had been taken after @ conference with Andrew B. Keating, & Tammany leader. The cause of death was given as heart disease. DAIRY SHOW DELEGATES BRUSH UP ON JUDGING Virginia Representatives of Future Farmers Prepare for Contests at St. Louis in October. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Vs., August 29.—Rep- resentatives of the Virginia organization of the Future Farmers of America are brushing up on the practice of livestock judging in preparation for the National Ty lshww_, at St. Louls from October || Four youths who were State winners in the annual rally recently held at |l Blacksburg will go to the dairy show || for the contests. They are Billy Blerer, Pront Royal; J. Frazer, Unionville; 8. || Nixon, i yton. 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