Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1930, Page 27

DISTRET WOMAN | o s ]| EDUCATOR BURIED Mrs. Herron Known as Par- liamentarian—School Board|| Member Four Years. vention of the Nat Photo Fin! lon ishers, sald here g éesteml) hroat | The, asscciation will. ope meeting today. HONDRS CRASH VICTIMS France to Erect Memorial at Bite of R-101 Disaster. PARIS, October 21 (#).—The y decide WHOA! OLNEY, MARYLAND Bridge Teas Wed. ; 2:30 PML Mrs, Barre, Certified Teacher Pupil of Works & Whitehead | B Meoritthant BN 2 COATS in N\rxtures Lk Unprecedentedly smart this season..., ?ilik‘l display many models . . . H black flecked with white ... i ; brown with ber'gg't"dr"é'ath ' gréen with white . . . and other combinations just -as in- mutmg fw-tnmmed—of course— and you .7—1 be 42’19’! ted— they're so modestly marked ' From $67.50 S, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, AGENTS ON LOOK-OUT FOR ARMS SHIPMENTS Customs Bureau Informed Nicara- guan Insurgents May Be Re- ceiving U. 8. Supplies. Bureau, lctln( on in- e i eacertate hat il shipments of arms and smmunition to mlnl mwflyumuh RANCHERS FEAR PLOT TO KIDNAP THEIR CHILD Mother Detects Odor of Chloroform in Bed Room and Finds Screen Slashed and Footprints. By the Assoclated Press. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Octo- ber 21—Fearing their six-year-old foster daughter may be the object of & kidnaping. plot, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Conard, wealthy EI Paso County ranchers, rwdl appealed to .hh:lnfl- ice !orypmwcum for the cl Conard a yutmhy morn- she told lulhorluu, detecting an or of chloroform in the room which she child. The occupled meenonthcwlndowhmbemduwm e footprints disco (ruund outside "the window of the |is e child was unharmed. WIDOW ASKS DAMAGES Demands $50,000 of Group, Onme|- Member of Which Is Now in Jail in Default of Similar Judgment. By the Associated Press. PEORIA, Ill, October 21.—Carmen British Katherine Sammons of Chicago, whose Hm Corps in ua wurld ‘War. Hospital Group Names Officers. Husband died heye in February, 1929, after drinking alleged poisoned liquor, filed suit in Federal Court against Morris Mansfield yesterday asking $50,000 in damages. Mansfield was the alleged wholesaler of liquor which caused 22 deaths. Other defendants named are Jessie Mansfleld, Louis Fells, Lulu Fells and ‘Walter Niebert. “The suit was similar to one against the same del!ndlnh flled by Mrs. Ger- trudt . Dem| psey Wfll‘t Nleben and Louls Pells. serving six months in the county Jall in de(-ult of the judgment. 1930. yesterday, ¢ superintendent ummvmqnu— e —————— every deseription Cloanod e Reblached Felt and Solell Hata draped to the head Luhu Capital Hat Shop 508 11th St. N.W. at a great concession. Hence this very un- Here’s a Great Value . .. Our Regnlar usual price. 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