Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1932, Page 11

’fl/- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1932. BURIED TREASURE OF PIRATES SOUGHT Party of 24 Sets Sail for, Cocos Island and Its Cache | of Wealth. \ | | British Columbia, Feb- ruary 23.—The a call of “buried treasure” was once more swered when the sn Silver Wave put o rous ar-away Cocos ded first for Ban Pedro, Calif,, f where it will 0 miles to Open Campaign | | S J HOWEY AFTER HIGHEST FLORIDA POST. HOAX HINT STIRS CODK GIRL'S KIN i Relatives Resent Theories Victim Sent Message to Herself. | By the Associated Press. BOSTON, February 23 —Meiaives of Elizabeth Barrett Cook, who died at | s2a near Gibraltar February 7 on the steamship Chinese Prince, were Tes ful yesterday of what they termed | tempts to blacken the character of & dead girl." Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carroll of Brook- line, aunt and uncle of the dead girl, | said that they had started an inquiry at various telegraph offices in Italy to prove the girl did not send herself the hoax message she received shortly be- fore her death for her marriage ceremony certainly belies the theory that she planned to end her own life.” | Miss Cook died under mysterious cir- | cumstances shortly before the Chinesc prince arrived at Gibraltor. She was buried at Gibraltar and an autopsy s | now being performed. | Yesterday, George B. Beak, British | consul general in Boston, expressed the belief that the girl had sent the hoax message to hemelf. The consul general she bought 8 wedding ring and veil | i | said that the messages received by the | | girl were telegrams and not cablegrams. | Laid to Pneumonia, He sald that he believed the girl's death was due to pneumonia, as at first reported, and added that the apparent symptoms of pneumonia can be causcd by an overdose of certain kinds of tablets designed to alleviate headache and restlessness. A quantity of such tablets was found in Miss Cook's state- room. FOUR HOLD UP THEATER COLUMBUS, Ohio, P:bruary 23—A policeman’s gun was taken away from ! him by four robbers in a $4,000 ho'-up of the R-K-O Palace Theater here. Appeering sudderlv from hiding after LEON TROTSKY BARRED WITH 36 OTHERS FOREVER Formal Soviet Decree Makes Per- monent Exile of Emigres Now Living Abroad. By the MO:! ciated Press. W, February 23.—The Soviet government has formally decreed the| banishment “for all time” of Leon Trotsky and 36 other Russian emigres now living abroad. ‘The action was taken um of the Central tee of the Soviet Uni Trotsky's case it was a mere formality, for he was banished from Russia three | years ago. John Churchill, nephew of Winston | Churchill, has deserted a Londen stock ffice to become an artist. Wildmere Quality FRESH EGGS Packed in Cartons— Every Egg Guaranteed . _IN_OUR MEAT _ Doz. l sc NUIURUNEIIN DEPARTMENTS Fresh Topmast Fillet W Fresh Cleaned Trout. . 18c Round ;" 23¢ ™ 25¢ SIRLOIN . .» 29c Porterhouse . » 35¢ 4 BEEF o o lb'lsc 3 Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon. 1-1v. pkg. 10c | Fresh Shoulders w. 12¢ Auth’s Smoked Franks. . Briggs’ Sausage Meat ; ! Fresh Cleaned Mackerel m. 15¢ Fresh Cleaned Buck Shad. ... w. 23¢ { Fresh Cooked Shrimp 1 m. 23¢ . 45¢ { Fancy Sliced Halibut . 25¢ | Standard Oysters . 49¢ the theater closed, the robbers Patrolman Howard Hintcn, Miss Neal, cashier, and Edwa assistant manger. T ton's | revolver, they forced Stevens to open a safe The message falsely announced the | death in Boston of her flance. St | George Arnold. and requested her not | to return to this city. It was signed Three Parties Have Failed. Commanded by Col. J. E. Leckie, the party will 1l next Octob dis- cover the s of the little then decide whether or not they wish to rehew their concession with the Costa Rica government. Although two other expeditions are reported to be s» the same search, the Vancouver para” claims absolute right to the property until October, with the option of annual renewal for & period of three years. Three times before expeditions have left Vancouver for Cocos and returned fruitless, but the present party carries &n instrument said to possess treasure- detecting powers, and with it they hope to succeed where others have failed. STEAKS | . Every Friday ac 4 P. M, { asailing from Pier 39 North s River, direct to the heart of § London. American One Class steamers. Best classon the ships for $100. S.S. American Banker S.S. American Trader S.S. American Merchant S.5. American Farmer The American standard of living, ¢ sea. Your concep- tion of comfort, good food and real travel value THE AMERICAN WAY TO EUROPE Apply 1o any authorized agent o i Adam’s Scrapple AMERICAN MERCHANT | Joseph LINES _ e Original Sausage Roosevelt Steamship Co., Inc. | e M) B S SR < General Agents § == — e == 1419 G Street N.W., Wash. 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