Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 23

"ffi:'o'fllvg.:f;::'m HUN"NG TRAGEDY || Music and Musicians || : s'f.‘f‘;".f—.'.'-‘——'f.l‘.’ ::?’n". of i el 00 ¥ . H o ence. %fi%fl B[“[VED MURDER Reviews and News of S::::L:fif::.m ;u o .,,:‘:: m = Disposing 'r :‘::cu:‘ - F A C T s 3 % : . Man Thought Killed by Deer o e SO L Oty | gnthusitam that vouid have: made : New Low Time Deal Prices Ty 3 ymphony OFr- about & man called Beethoven.” Hgfmmfllm". more enjloyl'b‘):. . Down g-m: SO S — 432 . | Angyin tnat he winched 1102 | shoved connderabe promise . se: Town Sedan, $243.50 $46.00 ; entertaining ¢ lections _that : Post-Mortem Shows. Beethoven e | reach. Herlm?gx'gur{fldmh- Repa." Parts Other prices on application. Our itifully decorated salesroom b o > feld’s “Spanish Dance,” which she beaut tho ,” which sl ; : e’ Hale yet “debunked” him thor: played with unusua st For Furnaces and By the Associated Press. critic and authority on the Bee- a very ordinary “mortal,” far from hard > types and colors of the Ford line. MIFORD, * Pr., December {0 e i TR 0 the saint that many biographers had ., Hot Water Boilers A cordial invitation Is extended ysterous tragedy of the Geer MUDHDG | e ey e ekt fudience | made him. Calling him “a bit of to see this display. Srounds of Pike County were under in- | venience of the hall warranted, part | DeSan." religlously, and emphasis” | by' the three artists in trio. C ing He . 05 e 10 mave | Syl i, out i The'lowby tnd | 6.5 B SP Stk e | plaved win i wint iy ana || Fries, Beall & Sharp ||| Steuart Motor Co. besn a battle to death between a| the Burgin String Quartet enthu- ners_of lmmobmmtgo steam roflveen g g 734 10th St. N.W. p (Center of the City) wounded deer and Wellington De| sjastically. Mr. Hslem oo ven seem very t. N.W. 6th at K St. N.W. Groat of Matamoras, N. Y. now is "This quartet, which s part of the | human, udn et i Banks in the State of New York have NA. 1964 il s viewed by police as a possible murder.| poston orchestra, composed of Rich- Incidentally, flfl" e Pl"’:':h on deposit more than $1,000,000 await- = Never Closed Nat'l 3000 The body of De Groat, a hunting | ar4 Burgin, Robert Gunderson, Jean began, lause drifted throug ® | ing rightful claimants. knife in his hand and his gun at his| Tefranc and Jean Bedetti, piayed | DAl and Koussevitzky was seen side, was found last Tuesday. A feW| 4ho Beathoven “String Quartet in G trying to get to his seat L fore lm{ feet away a big buck lay dead, shot| pajor™ Op, 18, No. 2, the further demonstrations o! :Drgo‘i; through the breast. “String_Quartet in A Minor, Op, | TiD thelr flery coumses. E.de 8. M. De Groat's companions, in_ Tecon-| 4. Gieh’ obhvious devotion and for noorfmn Music Series structing the supposed baitle between | gper e @RS BT SUC Its, | Has Inaugural Program. the hunter and the deer, said De Groat - 4 the first FFERIN progr ( - I apparently had been crushed by the g\’etm peflzr;xfllfl:n:’ on the zvl':IoTe O able lgd‘umlll:ll'n faéfi’nfi ' Younded animal as he ran forward f0| s yeen and well co-ordinated, the | threeartists well known in Washing- deliver the death blow with his knife. o , the rather long movements of the sec- ton music circles, Adolf Torovsky, | & venut & bostomorten eXamn o aey| ond composition retaining their dig- | planist; Helen Belt, violinist, and " es. EVERYTHING FRESH No Left-overs Used Mr. Hale began by saying, “I am | inaugurated the concert season of testified that the woman had threat- De Groat_wounded the deer Monday $ and that De Groat followed the animal | onto Mrs. Armbruster’s land. nesday and that she underwent a major | ¥ Clicolt; Srawi ORI choice of the well-dressed for evening AVIATION COURSES ADDED 4| jama on wen o g oty —s - Enjoy the Best Dollar Dinner Long Gloves | S T S L SLENDA . N ' IN WASHINGTON Authorities learned Mrs. Armbruster | '\Q‘: ‘ The Sixteen-Button Glove, in black operation yesterday. [ Pump. Neat tal- 5 Note: If you ever ate a better Dollar Dinner, you need not pay the check! wear, It crushes gracefully on the e \ s”.so caused by a bullet wound through the | DIty and charm at all tim Richard Lorleberg, cellist, last night Armbruster. Witnesses at the inquest | ber of the hunting party, said he an }-.; v« Hylo Gore was taken to a Scranton hospital Wed- | } & or white glace kid, is naturally the A 5 lored effect, arm and adds formality’s final touch. Columbia “Tech” School Depart- An ideal gift for her, e S M b A Dsatioes | sl DOLLAR DINNER Expansion of the aviation department Foe . 5 £ of the Columbia “Tech” School, former- | " This smart shoe is comfortable and dressy. 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