Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1931, Page 28

THE EVENING ST WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1931 ml.[ DF U s AGEN :’unm :Dfl SCHMIDT ACCEPTS 2D DIVISION SMOKER ‘M wm o bave bewn’ -—1 PHILADELPHIA OALl SET FOR NOVEMBER 7 - claims to —— | D €. Branch of War Group to Have | LA'D Iu quAN New York m added :’m_ "'.""" °‘ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Ccl(n- Gen. Malone as Guest wm of Homor. Iuem.‘-‘m“ e Departnts o .mmas gation Will Meet to Con- Mf Arrest F i Al-! S ire ‘Mchell, who fashionable sider Resignation. =3 K a Arrest Follows e e \ ; : Atlants address. refused consent for her it gmfi“fl’_rm:,:fi‘; | auflmttn - leged False Search of | vty o7 o, Speriiy |, R S, s, of B Mone, Commanstiog v o Be 3¢ Party Specials Steamship. thortties in Washington regarding en- | Lutheran Church. Philade g 2% iy of aliens into this country. She said | expects to leave Washington the Ice Cream in Bewitching Forms S she did g0 to the captain of the Edison | end of the year By khe Associated Press. and protest what she charged was the | hoid a special mtflmc November 4, to A” ATLANTA. Ga. Ooctober 29— activity of the ship in bringing in aliens | cansider his resignation, i e s w ! ac = = an em :p«-."h g g B ?}]mln m:l d"‘t’d - - -Io‘Dzrm:cch:-::géh on Ju“;m"‘“ 912 P Cats, Corn, Candlesticks, etc., | self as & 1al agent of the immigra- 'Government agent 1 | fioh service, s woman known ss Mrs., “You might say that the charges are came to America from Ge 4 Delghetat W at Three Dollars per dosen. | Laura Mitchell of Atlanta, was arrested | 8 frame-up.” she said 14 years oid, and was ordatned five elightfu ay Filled to o W atiful hete yesterday at the request of Pederal | BShe claimed she made s trip from . Before coming to Wash- to Ewfoveain 3 verflowing with bea suthorities in New Yorx | Greece to New York on the Edison and | served German Luthersn = st Individual Blvors: - ShoMRE. . i 3 She was released by United States | charged the ship brought in aliens as| | congregations Hagerstown | who enis, ™4R7, Washingtontans, Commissioner E. §. Griffiths, under | “seamen. " | Besrdstown, m.; paltimore. and Bm | Jinine_ut Normandy Fazm whers fi.umm . 1d R $2000 bond pested by P. N. Mitchell, | Mrs. Mitchell, a middie-aged woman, | cuse. N. Y | e admommhere. cr” “Frovincial Bricks ozen Roses . . . . Atjunta cafe operator, who said he i said she had been to Greece on & visit.| During the war. he was the only min- | Frames o eharmingty gorizeyed in Fancy Cakeu adivideal Bricks L s .01 husband but that she was a native of the|ister in Washington to continue Ger- Bk, hian, Dom, md b - . 1 dozen C rnanong . " . ormation telegraphed here by | United States. She said she was born | man services. | dinners are served untl 9 p. m e e e| Bt John's is cne of the cidest and | : . = Uniited States District Attorney George | in New York, but refused to name th: ma‘l! ol Atnem n:mc;“hes - and | T . Toa, Dinner z i POMPON M oc % B“nch Medalle of New York, was m:de the | city, because “I have folks living there of the warrant Medalie's tele- | and there is no need to bring them into delphia. Sund-y Broakiast | B e el r o e et | - A, for Msdalies_ch that she | T 8 miles from District Line. Wis- as & special agent of the immigra- | As for alie’s charge - D . * %ok service, and in that capacity made | faisely represented herself as a_cousin | M000000 Gold Shlpped £ Avec 0on, Biver Bead 4o 4 | a dearch of the steamship Edison of the |of the former United States Semator| ..o pe oo 20 ) —A ship- | ree Green Line last August 13 and threat- | from New York she said her maiden ORK. October T — Phone Rochkoille 352 - Wee 1 ¢ - | Wadsworth, and that she ment of $4,000,000 in gold coin and & | . Ave. y o 808 l«h Sl NV 804 17th SLNW 609 mh $08d the arrest of the captain of the | namme Vot taut cousin” of the former | bullion consigned to Paris left New | : SEYENTY- Metre. s" e bost, charging him with bringing vaways into the United States. | Senator, had “seen him in Washington Ymk last night aboard the liner Albert SEEEESREN t was also charged she presented land had letters from him.” lin, W. D . NMoses & Sons As a Second of Our 70th Anniversary Features W, . Moses & Sons F St. at 11th F St. at 11th Nat'l 3770 T ' We Place Regular $7.95 IN THE APPAREL SHOP Boys' and Girls’ Coat Sets O N S A L E Closing Out Our Remaining $5.95 : Riding Habits, 1%, Price Special for Friday omly. Boys’ all-wool Winter coat sets, in sizes 1 to 8. 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