Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1933, Page 13

SILK HEJACKERS MEET HARD LUCK THE EVE INDIANS TO ASK RELIEF. Man Who Claimed MINNEAPOLIS, February 2 (P).— shxdws of the past—the war dnum dance—will Revelations From toms and war Angels Succumbs | o W nolien Seung Bere Monday A Kl Chl No Din, 70-year-old Chippewa members of & relief committee for funds toluem'emflefln:mmn it program, compris- lng mmn character numbers, will em- phasize tbotflbdcumo(mufly it { day, but amid a modern background in & downtown hotel. Although Lithuania G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSPAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933 Remodeling Celebration & Food Exposition Friday; Feb. 3rd, Otto Fetting, Organizer of Church After Row Over Rebaptism, Was 61. Industry Fights Racket That Depression Has Dealt Weakening Blow. By the Associated Press. INDEPENDENCE, Mo., February 2.— Otto Fetting, 61, whose “revelations from an angel of the Lord,” caused a NN i BeDTUAY Bing |SUF in the Church of Christ here five hijack & truck load of silk in ' Years ago, i§ dead. Word was received here that funeral € | services were held for Fetting in Port Huron, Mich,, yesterday. He did Mon- day. Fetting's first “revelation,” which he said was given him by an angel at his | Port Huron home, called for & $700,000 temple here, Plans for it were adopted 2 3 S|by the general conference of the sh in the 1:“"‘* | church, but the building never was ucted. By the Associated Pre. into_action bandits hi- hold-ups eost a million dol elations” included one for U ion of a teaching that ik | rebaptis: necessary for all who a would become members of the church. ‘The idea brought him into disfavor "|and in October, 1929, the church voted to remove him from the quorum of 12, and to put him under silence as & minister. Studding the record of conv “fences,” and croo silk manufac- her x: the :m:l Ac. | He then organized another church the threat |here. He was an elder for 34 years in of hold-ups by Churches of Christ in the vicinity of thejr trucking fleets rt Huren. been only tw s o Al truck ‘;‘,“‘J,‘;‘?ni,“fi RIO GRANDE PROJECT WILL COST $6,106,900 By the Assoclated Press. MEXICO CITY, February 2—The cost of shortening the present 185-mile andering stretch of the Rio Grande ver to 88 miles, construct levees, purchase private channel rights, etc., as ovided in the treaty signed here yes- with the day, was placed at $6,106,900 by the to retrace the | American-Mexican Boundary Commis- ck, determine | sjon, s unloaded | The commission recommended & pro- n other facts ration of the costs, with the United that faf‘mmt(‘ inves ion. States paying 88 per cent and Mexico In addition to this the truck is never | 1o per cent. However, there are cer- left alo nd stops for gasoline O |iain jtems, such as private channel meals arc made only at designated | yights, segregated tracts and costs in places. changes of irrigation works that, in the All Thefts Investigated. | commission’s opinion, could not be pro- tureys have | rated. e aehion. #he as-| By shortening the river and having tes all thefts in the it confined to a fixed course, the com- | mission found during their meetings in - 11930 that it would “increase the veloc- gradient of the river, thereby g the sediment to be carried turers, banded toge sociation of An n in: and when | s it 35 al vices which regist the hour and length M llm\ & trucl in motion, or halted en a hold | ADVERTISERS ON GUARD ed jobber than | S n most cases, so VEW Y ;2 () — % 4 stolen to order NEW YORK, February 2 ().—Adop- tion of a tentative plan to review cases regarded as violating sound advertising os and standards was announced v by the Association of Na- Advertisers. uncement said a committee esentatives of national adver- vertising agents and publishers formed to act as a board of Ralph Starr Butler was named oceurs. One_reason The Public Hearing On the Blaine-Collier Beer Bill Wi be held in the Hall of s, Hotel Washington, Friday Evening, produces no chiet, will plead in tribal dialet be- | ver its coins fore descendants of valuo of $1.340,008, T have & e ( THE PRICE of 10 years ago -yet softer, more absorbent OU can buy two rolls of ScotTissue today for what one roll cost ten years ago. And you’ll get even finer qual- ity. The same chemically pure tissue, but softer—more absorbent than ever. And 1000 full-size sheets in every roll. You’ll save money by putting in an ample stock now—not tp mention the extra comfort you’ll give every member of the family. rd, 7:45 P.M.,, with many || niting. ects Sl be diccussed: . lares 4% Beer non- intoxicating? . Validity of Amendment. 3. Oath of Office of Congressmen. making as incr large sc the Eighteenth | . Responsibility of Congressmen || | to enforce Law with sufficient || appropriations. . Verdict of Medical Experts on Beer. men who plea using the m tlon with an sentenced Yt Harry B. Anderson to a year and a Beer. day each. . The People vs. Machines, The men are Edward J. Borges, Ter- . The Constitution vs. rell B. King and Leonard Foerschner. Platforms, Judge Ander. uspended Foerschner’s 9. Government responsible for pro- sentence. tection of People. 10. Business and Bur 11. Traffic and Be REBOLLTIONS Verdict of Legal Experts. Party . Means of Financing other than || 1000 Sheets to the Roll! Dealers everywhere now featuring | ScotTissue at today’s attractive prices 8 to 10 PM. Zeltzer’s Market 11th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Phone Lincojn 0665 Prizes Given Away STRETCHES FARTHER When You Buy These Values - UNITED FOOD EXPOSITION FEBRUARY 11th to 18th, INCLUSIVE AT THE WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM—MANY VALUABLE PRIZES BUTTER IOWA STATE 1. 29¢ UNITED BRAND Ib. 25c THO?A?’!ON’S MlLK THE ALL-WASHINGTON PRODUCT 2 so0z PACKAGES 20¢ | PHILA. CREAM CHEESE . . . 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