Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1935, Page 12

A2 - TRUNKS—"255, Repairing of Leather Goods G.W.King,Jr. 51111thSt.N.W. 7LEA & PERRINS SAUCE _WekcEieusinie SAUCE _ worcisTersnt CASH DISCOVERED IN BRUSH'S HOME ‘Large Sum’ Found Hidden, but One Known Can of Pennies Is Missing. WILL YOU LET US EXPLAIN WHY Are completely designed and built in the Williams factory, and are not assembled jobs? Ralph J. Moore Conl Co. Phone Potomac Like watches — diamonds — gold teeth and old, discarded jewelry. For over 50 vears we have been buvml old gold and vaying SPOT WHAT DO YOU NEED IN LUMBER MILLWORK ‘When you need Lumber for any type of rebuilding and repairing, get in touch with us. Here you can buy lumber and millwork in any quantity. We specialize in small orders, and we deliver anywhere at no extra cost. Phone your order or come in. Free esti- By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va., August 27.— The old, tumbled-down cabin of Tru- man Brush, the last male member of an old Virginia family, who was mur- dered Friday for the money he was known to have hidden, gave up part of its hoard late yesterday when a searching party, making a third effort to unearth the cache, found “a large sum” in currency stuffed in two tin cans and a cardboard box. ‘What was not found, however, was the two-quart can of pennies with which the aged recluse was recently seen, Mr. Brush's will was also found yes- terday in an old chest of drawers. Mayor L. P. Daniel of Falls Church, a kinsman of the slain man, would not reveal the contents of the document or the amount of the currency un- earthed. Ome can was secreted in the planking between the second and first floors; a second can buried in the floor of a small closet, and the box covered over with a large pile of old cans in the room where Brush cooked his meals and slept. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, with showers this afternoon, tonight and possibly tomorrow morning: slightly | cooler tomorrow; moderate southwest 4 winds tonight, shifting to west and northwest tomorrow. Maryland—Cloudy, probably show- | ers tonight and tomorrow morning; | not much change in temperature. | Virginia — Cloudy, probably with | showers tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. West Virginia—Partly cloudy, with showers tonight and possibly in ex- treme east portion tomorrow morning; | not much change in temperature. River Report. Potomac River cloudy and Shenan- doah muddy today. THE EVENING GARNER IS “DOCTOR” Honorary Degree Is Conferred Upon Vice President. AUSTIN, Tex., August 27 (#).—It's Dr. John Nance Garner now. The Vice President of the United States, who is a native Texan, was awarded an honorary degree of doctor of laws yesterday by the University of Texas, the second ever conferred in the university’s history. But Garner was unable to be pres- ent. The prolonged scssion of Con- gress prevented. Phone STAR, SALLY RAND’S ART AS “SADIE” LAUDED | Boston Paper Praises Dramatic Adroitness With Maine Play- ers in “Rain.” By the Associated Press, BOSTON, August 27.—Sally Rand, much publicized fan dancer, “offered definite evidence she is to be taken seriously as a dramatic actress,” the Boston Globe says in commenting on WASHINGTON, D. C,.TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935. her performance a: Sadie Thompson in the play “Rain,” with the Lake- wood Players at Skowhegan, Me,, last night. “That she acquitted hrself creditably was evidenced by the enthusiasm and long-sustained applause of her dis- criminating audience,” the Globe says. “Her Sadie is less bitter than most portrayals of the part. She empha- sizes the helplessness of the girl to combat the persecution of the re- former and she presented r piteous figure as the reformer hammered his accusations. Her Sadie, too, is more a creature of circumstances, yet she rises to powerful dramatic climaxes with a fine authority and s feeling for emotional drama.” e ARMY ORDERS, Huber, Col. Edward G., Medical Corps, to be retired August 31. Lee, Lieut, Col. Robert H., Ord- nance Department, from duty in office of the chief of ordnance here to Rock Island, 111, September 1. Bevans, Capt. Stuart A., Fleld Artil- lery, from Fort Bragg, N. C., to the Adjutant General’s Department, Balti- more, Md., September 1. Macdonald, Capt. George F., Pinance Department (Infantry), to be retired August 31 with rank of major. REWARDED FOR KILLINGS Police Settle Friendly Argument in Slaying of Robbers. KANSAS CITY, August 27 (#)— A friendly argument as to which offi- cer killed two safe robbers was settled yesterday—with two checks for $190 each. At first, Patrolman L. D. Wolfe received credit. When somebody men- tioned cash, Patrolman J. V. Sprofera he killed at least one of the rob- bers—if not both last Friday night. TODAY and WEDNESDAY POtomac 5678 “ALL OVER TOWN" —the better to serve you! 19c ¢ Clarks Better-Scotch Caramels z Pounds 26c 25¢ Bunte Smyrna Figs 15¢ Assorted Jelly Drops 2 Pounds l 68 49¢ June Valery Face Powder ___ 49¢ .lunc Valery 2 o 5OC 29c Homestead Blocks Milk Chocolate 2 Pounds 30¢ Pure, wholesome, creamy spoke up. He said he was certain | H. P. McElroy, city manager, handed | each an extra month's pay of $140. The scda water manufacturing com- pany, where the robbers were killed, gave each officer $50. Dandruff’ This Menace Must Go! Lucky TigerHair Tonicrids lulpofeverymck ednnm ofine for adults, children and thoss who would hvfllmfl_ 2 Pounds 201: Chewey caramels. flavored with Clark’s famous butter- scotch. 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