Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1932, Page 25

27,4 1932.° ¥¥* B_0 ° CO-ED ACID VICTIM SUES MINNEAPOLIS, July 27 (#).—The University of Mirnesota student election disturbances of last April when a co- ed was burned by acid, resulted in a damage suit in Distriet Court Monday Miss Jecqueline Holleran, Minneap- olis, the co-ed, seeks $15,655 from Carl WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY THE EVENING STAR. TCHINESE DEATH RULED |, D, MacDonald decided the man met | EUGITIVE SURRENDERS Museum Gets 1890 Typewriter || " sycipe BY CORONER riestin - o - MERRITT MACHINE ADDED TO COLLECTION. T [ TR T AID PLANS SUPPER block of Argonne place uncovered a Special Dispatch to The Star A suicide certificaie was issued today !b)‘ Acting Coroner A. Magruder Mac- Special Dispateh to The Star. | huge still going full blast, William P. | LAYTONSVILLE, July 27.—The an-|Jordan, 42, of Wheaton, Md.. surrend-| WARRENTON. Va. July 27.—Mrs. John Van Sant, 66 years cld, of Mont- UF GUV RU“SEVE'_I | Donald in the case of Lee Lin, 35-year- | ’ old Chinese leundry man, found dead rual supper for benefit of Mount Tabor ered last night at the tenth precinet, Zappfe, jr. Brainerd, Minn., and Church at Etchison will be held | He was charged with marufacture of clair N J. is in the Fauquier Hospital. | Howard Meagher, Minneapolis, stu- | 5 Lo Monday morning in his home with a 8 bullet wound in the abdomen suffering with serious scalp wounds and | dents. minor injuries from an accident which | She alleges Zappfe attemnted to poor : 7 ! 3 The body was found in a rear room ' M. E. h Democratic Nominee May - of his laundry. 809 Twelfth street | in the hall there Saturday evening from liquor. v . ; occurred near Sperryville, Va. The car ccid into a ballct box. and that Meagher in which Mrs. Van Sant and her hus- ' knocked the container from his hand o g " he raid was led by W. R. Blandford Sortheast. by & sousin, Lee Thick Kee, | 5 to 8 o'clock, under auspices of the Ald | The A 3 » Open Campaign With Two 26, of tha 1000 block of Fourth street | Soclety O e irtor 108 band were touring cai into collision ' The battle fell to the floor. and Miss sneec,‘e‘ Next Month. with a large State truck and was er- Holleran was sprayed with acid about . seized. The officers said the room also | contained elaborate facilities for “cut- | TO FICE RUM CHARGE |}iasy e One man wis wreted st Sought by the police since “ust week | |\ jum'mswu | when a raid in the fashionable 1600 v <N ill be as- | gallon still in a secret room hollowed near the body Was taken to police hesd- | the General Committee. nd Wi be B | But tinder the front terrace of the yard, northeast! A .32 caliber revolver found | Mrs. R. Guy Howes is chairmen of | this cistrict. The officers found a 500- | glnted Y yeen and Mrs. Ira Wachter. |Fifty gallons of alleged whisky were|turned Mr Van Sant escenad in the face. neck and shoulders quarters and-later identified as a gun owned by ‘the dead man. By the Assoclated Press. ALBANY, N, Y. July 27.—A cam-| g oWned by e il I e e ey paizn of seven or eight major speeches | 5 ¢ in key political cities and numerous| 4 5 P | { addresses in other cities is the | § . ram thet several advisers have sug- | 3 L gested to Gov. Roosevelt, the Demo- | . . 4 b cratic zruuenthl nominee, and James | ki i P ¥ A. Farley, the national chairman. . Sy 4 % 5 . The iated Press has received in- . fcrmation that the Governor and his | " e g Iansgers at national headquarters are | considering sevesal tours that will carry him to the Pacific Coast, into New Eng- lan_d,M:?dswm'z through the Northwest | Pr ” and Middle West and perhaps a jour- C = - | ome to Peoples Gov. Roosevelt has as a luncheon | guest today. Gov, Joseph B. Ely of | K - Massachuseits, who placed the name of | sts RUTH COOPER, a visitor to the National Museum, tries her skill Shoppers; Snack Imported Swiss Cheese Sandwich or - Rye Bread, choice of Coffee, Tea or Milk and Cherry Pie. Phone Dlstrict 5215 former Gov. Alfred E. Smith in nom- with cne of the earliest typewriters, a Merritt machine, made in 1890, ination at the Chicago convention. which has recently been added to the Museum collections. It differs! E % ved up and Two Speeches in August. greatly from the modern machine, having a kncb which is move i v til ter is reached, a snaj It was understood that two of the down the row of notches until the desired character is p | uled for the Middle West, perhaps at 6 Columbus, during the Democratic State | cARIBBEAN REGIDN ALFHED c- OLNEY, 5, | Convention. No date for the convention | ! DE 0 umBs EXPANDS !N TRADE! OF I. C. C. SUCCUMBS ed an invitation to talk at the New Jer- | sev rally at Bea Girt on August 27.| e | = o of 100,000 | Gov. Roosevelt has signified his in- | in each of the more important ad- Development. e “ALL OVER TOWN” dresses, selecting for his theme the issue ot - e the better to —the Delte: are being considered for the key talks | during the past 30 years into one of | Valuation, Interstat Commerce Com- include Boston, New York City, §an|en. worla's great commercial regions | mission, died yesterday after a short d Photo. major el be alivered din Au: | 14D then makes s mpresion ofi 114 paper. has been set. It may be held as ear]y] Mayor Prank Hague of Jersey ity |picnomic American Conference | Bureau of Valuation Official Ex- i tention to take up a specific major issue | of paramount importance in that sec- e ! Development of the Caribbean region | Alfred C. Olney, 65, of the Bureau of | Prancisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Kan- | An Enjoyable Lunch For Only .. FREE. .. A Regular 35¢ Bottle Queen Anne [ Skin Lotion gust, with the first tentatively sched- as August 18. Mr, Roosevelt has accept- sponsor of the event, predicted @ crowd | Told of Area’s Recent pires After Short Ill- tion of the country. Other cities that serve you sas City, Portland, Indianapolis, Den- ;;l; St. Paul, Milwaukee and Philadel- a. The Roosevelt forces are represented as believing that all of the 48 States are battle grounds. The leaders give the Governor a chance in all of them. Mgy Use Observation Car. Convinced by the trip last April to B.. Paul and the later northward journey from Warm Springs, Ga.. that observation car appearances of Mr. Roosevelt with brief informal talks was an effective way to Jet the couniry become acquainted with the candidate, the Democratic campaign directors are preparing plans to have him speak at as many train Fiope ns possible. The rear car likely will be equipped with Joudspeakers, Roosevelt's campaign captains hoped | was described yesterday by Prof. Clar- | | ence F. Jones of Clark University, in | the second of his lectures before the Conference on Hispanic American Af- | fairs at George Washington University This morning, William F. Montavo, director of the National Catholic Wel- fare Conference, addressed the meeting on medern religious life in Hicpanic America in 1900, Prof. Jones pointed out, th2 | Caribbean Tegion was one of the worss | pest holes on the globe, with malarid, Trcpical dysentery and yellow fever | rampant. The exports amounted to ! not more than one hundred million doi- | lars and the Caribbean coast was still | one of the remote areas of the world. | “"Today, he said, the area buys to the | extant of one bilfion dollars & year and [sells an equal amount. Its chie{ exports | are sugar, coffee, fruit and oil. that out of today’s meeting with m,l Dr. Spencer Vampre of the Univer- would come the Massachusetts man’s | sity of Sao Paulo, Brazil, told of trends indorsement of the New York Gov-|in Brarilian literature. Dr. Vampre ernor’s campaign. Ely has not yet said | said Brazillan writers are inclined to- | he would support the Roosevelt-Garner | ward romanticism more than toward | illness. Funeral services will be held at 6:30 p.m. today at the residence, 4510 Thir- teenth street, following which the re-: mains will be crcmated and taken to Charleston, S. C.. Mr. Olney's native city, for burial. Active pallbearers ot | the rervices Will include Francis Wal- lace, R, Hanson We'ghtman, A. A. Mc- Intee, Dr. J. B. Bowen, A. R. Adams =nd W. H. Dreyion Mr. Olney nad been a resident of this city about 11 years, having come here | when the Bureau of Valuation was | formed. Previously he was mssistant | district engineer for the commission, with heaaquarters in Chattanooga, | Tenn. . He was a construction engineer with the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Arr Line Railways before entering the Government service. He was a Mason, Shriner and memozr of the American Society of Civil Engineers. 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Bowen, jr. of Washing- | qu'gm‘ nzxrygorwrz. e — - ‘lon. two sons, Lieut Al{rlcd C. Olney, s support the Democratic { jr., U. 8. N, San Diego, Calif.. and Rob- | candidate's campagn managers feel, SOUGHT AFTER CUTTING |ari Owey ‘ot Spertanbure. 5. C.i two | Rocsevelt will stand a better chance of | SR | bretiers,” Clarence C. Olney of New | Orleans and E. H. Olney of Knoxville, carrying Massachusetis. Ordinarily | heavily Republican, Massachusetts fn | Tenn., and a sister, Mrs. Hervy Bingle, Charleston. 1928 swung strorgly to All Smith, Smith | PIIpIDo tentatively identified as the as- .cl;;md "“79,:5.“" h:’ ‘£§"“‘“ vote of | :nllant of Willilam Andefson, colored, ,758 to 775,566 for Heibert Hoover. . - | arms and body last night. 50 Roosevelt neard yesterday from | Bt i, 0Ribe was severed and he was & friend of Smith, that the West }nl‘ghl | treated at Providence Hospital for more| William E Burroughs, 19, of the 4400 go solidly Democratic this year for the | than 15 cuts. block, Reservolr road, who was con- Bt T v | The assault occurred in the basement | victed of taking seven newspapers from | of an apartment house in the 100 block | an honor-system rdtk, today was fined “It’s an even bet,” Pittman told bim, = “that every Western State will be Dem. | ©f D Streel southeast. ;{li:t by Police Court Judge Isaac R. b 3 5 ord, in chbarge of the rack at the ;:“.' Jear. My own Sate is one of the TODAY. | Fowant Btation on Condult read. said | ardest for the Democrats to win, but they saw Burrcughs teke th> nows. I think it is safe this year.” Hymn program, Vermont e )y'n “nnd then a‘l‘u ooy s Prom Edward P. Goltra of St. Louis, | Bapiist Church, 8 p.m. :’Ey S i Thml"h A e former national committeeman, the | — / SR g Sydued um See Governor heard that Missouri, a dofibt- FUTURE. | molise. ful State, might be his by 200,000 votes. | Luncheon, Cornell Club, University Club, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Goltra said 8t. Louis, usually Repub- lican, would lead the way for Roosevelt. s wond | —— Luncheon, Department of State, Uni- | Bpuk Against Byrd Plan. ‘ versity Club, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. | BALLSTON, Va., July 27 (Special).— | Luncheon, Phi Gemma Delts, Uni- William D. Medley, L. i; Mm::nc“ :nd | versity Club, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Walter U. Varney, members of the Ar- - lington County Civic Federation spe- “,.‘Z?’;‘,;{;;‘{fim%‘;:fi . 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