Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING i | CONVIGTED SLAYER | Sey. LocerSer For: " Aeric oo e TOBEEIN SENTENCE et Gome Scientific Forecaster En- Former Texas Judge Awaits| ters Final Week Leading Miss Louise E. Boyd Says National Geographic Society Is Spon- soring Voyage. STAR, WASHING'TON, Louise E. Boyd, San Francisco society woman. She said she had chartered the Nor- wegian ship Veslekari, on which she expected to sail from Aalesund, Nor- way, July 1 for the northeast coast of Greenland and the Island of Jan Meven. She said the National Geographic So- ciety was sponsoring the voyage and ;uuld select menmu to accompany er. “I am going to make the expedition I had planned for the Summer of 1928.” Papers Committing Him to Three Years’ Jail. By the Associated Press. HUNTSVILLE, Tex, January 20— |Record entered its final week today,!| John W. Brady, 61, former judge on & | with science leading sky-scanning by a wide margin. ‘Texas Appeals Court, waited at a hotel here today for plpers committing him to three years' impriscnment for the slaying of Miss Leh ia Highsmith, Aus- Accompanied by Wife. of He came here yesterday, accompanied J [ ferred to as a goosebone prophet, has by his wits; who supported him through- | TPT 9 & % S0er that he shouldn't out trials and conviction. s With the reticence that has charac- | be classed as such. terized him since he fatally stabbed Miss Highsmith, alleged to is paramour, |am I an almanac prophet, as some peo- Judge Brady prepared w neccme a con- | Pl Vict within the walls to which he sent |#s Mr. Bliss, but I'm scientific to a men as a prosecutor in Austin years ago, | C® To what task he will be put in prison bickylrd” soothsayers, but I'm not one ‘was not announced by Warden W. Waid. | of them’ Judge Brady said, though, he wished 8o “special favors.” Two Trials Held. ev tin, his home and the scene of his pro- fessional achicvements, and again in , where sentence was passed. discharged, standing 10 for death, 1 for 1ife imprisonment and 1 for acquittal. ‘The State asserted Brady stabbed the rl 1n jealousy at seeing her escorted y & young man. The defense pleaded temporary insanity. caused by excessive I‘ndul'ence in bootleg uquol‘ WOMAN VOTERS TO HEAR TALK BY SCHOOL BOARD ; Pr. Carrie Smith to Discuss Delin- quent Girls at Woodside Meeting. @pscial Dispatch to The Star, sn.vzn SPRING, Md., January 26.— Dr. Carrie Weaver Smith, superintend- ent of the Montrose School for Girls, will be the Apé-ker “Le‘ meeting of the Montgomery County League of Women Voters, which will be held Friday, Janu- ary 30, at 2 o'clock in the parish hall :(‘Gnee Episcopal Church at Wood- e Smith will have as her subject “Institutional ~Care for Delinquent Girls.” Following the address there will be a discussion of the proposed State Juvenile Court act and the re- e § of the county almshouses by a The meeting is open to all men and women who are interested in the sub- fects under discussion. Government expert, who has forecast at a .868 clip. In the olhe; ;.(’S;m Brunner, with a percentage of .547. He $n_ stenographer, in November, 1929. | . yoc“His' predictions without the aid testant may win two, lose two or break ven on the daily forecasts. Brunner's predictions were made several weeks Brady was tried twice, once in Aus- ago. Bliss makes his the day preceding publication. with snow. Bliss predicted cloudy and ‘The Austin jury disagreed and was | warmer, with probable rain. by Wide Margin. By the Assoclated Press. January weather forecasting marathon being conducted by the Philadelphia In one corner is George S. Bliss, scientific instruments. Brunner, until a few days ago re- “I'm no gooseboner.” he said, “nor e think. I may not be as scientific rtain extent. There are plenty of Under the scoring system, each con- Brunner expects today to be cloudy, The Cambria-Majestic 1324 Euclid St. N.W, Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reatonable Rentals Wake up FIT Tomorrow Take one TONIGHT Quick Relief for CONSTIPATION BILIOUSNESS BLOATING, ETC. HOSPITAL AT ATTENDANT BLAMED FOR CAR DEATH Wan Killed When Auto Overturned Near T B, Md., Held Negli- gent by Coroner’s Jury. Wy & Btaft Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., January 86.—Frank Kyhl, 26 vears old, block of Portland street nouzhmt. mnm an attendant at St. Eliza- beth's ital, who was fatally injured in &n automobile accident near T B Tuesday, met his death through his wwn negligence, a coroner’s jury decided. ‘Witnesses- that Kyhl passed several cars at a high rate of speed be- fore his own machine overturned. A woman passenger in the Kyhi| e escaped with minor hurts. Justice of the Peace Thomas D. Grif- | fith presided 3 the inquest. Bus Skids, lelmg Six. BROMBERG, Poland, January 26 (), --a!x persons were killed and four in- yesterday when an auts_bus maa off the highway into the River ' SULPHUR Quick Way to Heal Up ERUPTIONS Many Doctors Use It Mare than a miliion men and women who suffered pain and embarrass- ment attending eruptions, rash, ‘tch or blotches on face, neck, arms or d the doctor as been found to take the place of this compound of Sulphur and other valuable me- dicinal agents. It is best for Rash— Scabies — Blemishes — Chapping Rectal Itch— Pimples— Ringworm Ttching of Eczema—Dandruff Scales. Get a jar of Rowles Mentho Sulphur from a druggist and anoint the in- fected areas with it before going to bed. Relief from burn and itch comes almost instantly. Ugly blem- ishes soon disappear and the skin clears right up. Use what doctors | use—Rowles Mentho Sulphur.—Ad- vertisement. Crahe. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, January ifl.——P]lh.( for her third expedition into the Arctic | *'.ie Girigible Italla. Manhattan’s “Net Bag System” Banishes Work and Worty ... Makes Clothes Look Better and Wear Longer ASHDAY is bad enough at best. But to about it between times is even worse. Miss Boyd said. “That trip was aban- doned =0 we might ald 1n the search for Roald Amundsen and the survivors “We shall probably do a good deal of PHILADELPHIA, January 20—fThe | were announced here todsy by Miss | hydrophotography, gathering of speci- Do You Think of Washday worry D. €., MONDAY, mens and possibly some seal and polar bear hunting.” Miss Boyd was decorated by the Nor- wegian and French governments for her part in searching (er the lost explorers. “Miss Spain” of 1931 Na.merl MADRID, January 26 (#).—Senorita Emilina Carreno, 18-year-old brunette representing La Mancha, was picked as “Miss Spain 1931" at a beauty contest in the Theater Metropolitano last night. She will leave for Paris soon and will represent Spain at the international beauty contest at Galveston, Tex. —_——— Coroners in London now hold “in- quests” on fires as well as deaths. JANUARY 26, 1931 HAROLD LLOYD HAS SON; PLACED IN AN INCUBATOR Beads Bought More Than Six Years Ago Are Father's Gift to Infant. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOCD, Calif., January 26.— Harold Lloyd, jr., arrived here last night. The stork brought him. arold, jr., was placed in an incubator, and Dr. John Vrwink, attending phy- sician, said he would live. Mrs. Lloyd, formerly Mildred Davis, film actress, was reported doing well. The screem comedian appeared at the Victorian Imen Dies. LONDON, January 26 (#).—Lady St. Heller, one of the most noted hostesses of the late Victorian era and of King Edward’s reign, died yesterday at the age of 85. She was famous not only for the brilliance of her entertainments but for indefatigable social work in be- | half of the poor. Notice to Subscribers in Apartment Houses Subscribers wishing the earrier boy to kn the door when dallverlnl The Star will please ule- be li for this service to start at once. 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