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Evening star., 1924-09-02
Prison Officials Tutored.

PEklNG, September "A school for
prison officials is to be opened in
Peking. This is part of general
preparation for the coming of the
judicial commission to investigate
Chna's fitness for assuming authority
over foreigners now vested in foreign
consular courts, pursuant to the
Washington conference enactments.
Evening star., 1924-09-02
ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES.
Samuel Clabaugh Succumbs to In
juries-Wife Also Dead.

GETTYSBURG, Pa. September q
Samuel Clabaugh of Ladiesburg. Md,
injured in an automobile accident
near here Sunday. died in a hospital
today. His wife. also injured in the
accident, died Sunday without re-
gaining consciousness. Their car, in
which the parents of Mrs. Clabaugh
were also riding, was side-swiped on
the Lincoln highway and toppled into
a ditch. The parents were slightly
injured. r
The motorist held responsible for
the accident has not been found. The
unidentified driver. who is said to
have been exceeding the speed limit,
failed to stop to render assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Coast Grid
Race Starts
on Saturday

Gan FRANCISCO, oct IT, rbe
- Pacific Coast conference football
season viii be under FUN steam TO,
morrow with tho fret uls intcrna,
ilonsl games scheduled
Tho University OF Southern Call.
forna viii meet tho Oregon AEriea
AZ Portland. while Oregon university
comes south 10 meet stanford ut
stanford university uopssttru are
guessing The game both ways In each
instance a. s c should have the best
or the oregon AEEiss Bltbo the Az
gtss have not really shown their
strength this year stanford hopes
Co beat Oregon L. but tho oregon.
iaua. like their agricultural brothers.
are somewhat unknown,
California has no conference game
tomorrow, meeting The Olympic club
az berkeley
Washington State plays Idaho az
Moscow and Washington and Mon,
tgna play at Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Saints Won't
PLAY in South

/ oS ANGELES oct. H. ST.
IL Paul champion OF the Amsri.
con association. has refused 20
play Seattle tn Los Angeles for
thc worlds minor league baseball
championship. should the Indians
win the Pacific Coast league pen.
nuut This WAS indicated in "a telr.
sum received today by President
Harry Williams. or thn Coast
league nom Thomas 0 Hickey.
president uf thr American aaso.
citation.
Eve win take "a chance ON So.
attic weather believing that sfat
tle ana 81 Paul viii draw much
largrr crowd ln sratJlr'a home
park We viii be willing Co play
n California should "a California
team win the peunant." Hickey
stated iu hl telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Another Long
and Short Pair

This giant and pgmy viii Journey
together 5000 miles this season with
tho Drake university football squad,
Ull1 % be the greatest distance 90
be covered by any grid team ia The
country tmH year
Tho long ut II iB willard ARM
strong. 200 pound guard The email
end ia Bobbie Grund, Is5-pound quar-
IrThark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Idaho and w. S. c.
Playing on Friday

MOSCOW. Idaho, oct ~ Moscow
and her neiEhboHng college town.
Pullman no miles away. today wor0
I'm ih'ir annual plgtbu frenzy in am.
ucipatiou ~ tho annual Washington
State College uuyrraity OF Idaho
Vlm- here this afternoon.
The PuiIm8uitrs were BRINGING
over all uf the college and most Of
the town for tho grid battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Washington
Has Had Edge
Over Montana

Is the four times they have met
i tho Washington uuEkics have
seorcd'sl points 90 30 for the Mon.
ana Grizzlies
Montana pear Washington ia the
rlut contest on the ErIdron between
che two schools Ia 1880, ON old Denny
field n was one OF the most thrill.
iuE football games every played ln
tho Northwcat, and the men FROM
over tho mountains won thru the
use % thU famous Minnesota SHIFT
play Tho final score was rs 10 a.
Tho other three games were on
played in mo stadium ana the scores
were.
1881 Washington, 90 Montana, O.
1899 Washington, ss Montana. o..
1923 Washington, 26 Montana. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
Irojans Are
in Portland
for Big Game

DpkItsANn, ore. oct. iT.-Coagh
4 Elmcr Henderson TODAY vaz
printing h'e T0oan1 for their hat.
tc here saturday with thc ors1n
AEHeuliural college football team
Tho University or southern Ial.
Homa SQUAD arrived late last niEnt
trom tho south henderson immr.
a4trly pitched into hts fayor.te tonic
about playing on a savdust nsld. and
to-day Dc expected 20 be able 10 ul.
range with -. A. e. representative
and tho MuInomah club 20 have
rho Geld cleaned Of sawdust II sat.
urtay promises 90 bc "a good day.
lie was stiil in quapdary ~ 10
whom he win start in the blrkurid
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17

CORVALLIS, one. oct. IG-Wlth
several 81 Dis men ou the ineligible
list, Coach Sehlssler today was Try
ing 20 piece together team 10 meet
southern California at Portland
saturday
boNkin, Price. Plumb and SNYDER
arc out of TIE Eame. while Coach
Henderson has protested the cllgi.
billy Of Ben Carpenter veteran end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17

BLOoMiNGTON, md.. oct H.
Navy Hu' Ingram led nearly 80
players 10 Chicago today. nrrompa.
MED by Elk cross country uunueTe
who will engage the Marooua iu "A
curtain raiser 10 The game gatur
dHv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
NAVY LINE HEAVY

ANNAPOLIS. OCT. IA lineup
averaging tsl pounds, the heaviest
tn ever represent the Navy VIII
start against Princeton tomorrow.
according 20 the official lineup
made public today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
No lENR non ROCKwEIL

Coach Fielding Nost expects Rock
well 60 be- a big sensation IN BiE Ten
football Rockwell Is the young man
who took tho place of uteritf when
he was injured and became famous
over night by HE great run against
Wisconsin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
HrIA IN rIGER nNCKfIrIn

PRINCETON, oct, l7.-Johuuy
Hun, scrub tackle. has been promoJ
cd TO varsity halfh8ck by Coach BM
Roper replacing Murray Gibson. ia
an effort to develop a punch IN the
Tiger eleven,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17

SOUTH BEND. Ind. oct H.
Hundreds Of students checred Coach
knuto Rocknc's Irish warriors when
ihe Notre Dame varsity entrained
sor New York 20 play Tho Army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
IOMA Mnnks HARD

IOWA CITY, OCT lI-Compafa.
tive rest, after two gruellnE days
OF practice. rewarded tho Iowa var.
atty when freshmen demonstrated
Lawrence plays with dummy" Tao.
tics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
GHOST NALL on JOB

COLUMBUS. O. oct lT.-Coach
Wiicc initiated tho ghost ball' Tor
the first time this season a. the
Buckeyes drilled yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
YALE LINEIP rNcEHTAIN

NEW HAVEN, oct Tale'8
lineup for the Dartmouth game was
riili uncertain lodly. 15 tho varsity
held Ita last practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
STIFF CRIMSON DRILL

CAMBRIDGE. Oct Ir.-Aflrr
three days or hard drilling on de-
trnslyo plays. coaches sent tho war.
Fity thru ttln defensive work IN
preparation for the Holy Cross
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17

l rsnt,, is E1jng 10 stay in tbIs
ana from now ON viii takc
rsu,p.ars on the links az an
-,ran slei,tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17
ARMY READY

WEST POINT. oct 1.-THE
Army had IJs final workout FOR Sat,
urdaya game with Notrs Dame and
viii leave today FOR New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17

About the only pcu0ua In the
turf world who aren't genuinely
sorry Jockey sando win never ride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-17

again are the yeEgs that had % lay
dough against his winniug-and his
character.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-02
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.


To the owners Of all lots; lands tracts
and parcels Of lands. within street I'm
proyement District No 24s5 and TO
cells OF lands abutting on or adjacent
to that part Of. Martin Avenue from
Street. and Thirty fourth street from
Rediek Avenue 10 Scott Street. in the
Notice is hereby given that there has
been filed with the City Clerk OF the
city OF Omaha. petition for the I'm
ty-third Street 10 Thirty sixth street. and
Thirty fourth Street. from Redick Ave
BY paving and eurbng. said petition be-
ing IN words and figures az follows:
from S8d street to 5eth Street. s4th Street
from Redlek Avenue to Scott Street.
To The Honorable City Council Of the City
We, he undersigned owners of lots
or or lands aeuttins upon that. that part Of
street. s4th street from Redick Avenue
% Scott street in street improvement
District No. @is3. IN the City Of Omaha;
The feet frontage on said part OF said
street as shown by the generally reeog-
mixed maps OF said cky. do hereby peti-
ton that The same be improved BY paw
ing and curbine..
70 order such improvement and cause Il
70 be made, and that thirty days be al
lowed TO the property owners in said
District within which to designate the
material desired to be used IN the paving
Charles " Martin. November 2s 1874
lot !. Block 81. Jos feet front. Lot 3
50 feet front; Lot .. SO feet front. Lots
: and :. Block 81. zach 43 feet from;
II. Block 81. each l3 feet front: Lot -
Block 81 50 SO feet front; Lots /: :. 2.
is H. ~ y. 10 10 and d. 20. Block 40. : each
= feet front. Lot q. Block 30. sos
Zee FROM. Lot !: Block 20 - fee; front;
4 ;''s feet front Lot Block o: =. SIS s feet
f,3a f5oni' Lots g. 81 81 70 e.. 70 a9d g.
feet front: Lot 20 Block 81. SAB feet
front froR 1dis dSt q BSek e. . T. as e. e. fsf Il.
30 - and IS block q, each s t.et
Lot /. Block =. 2o4 So feet front: Lots
Is. II. Is. ~. 20, y. q. %. Block ..
g. - and 80. Block 81. each a. feet
front: L2t 81. Block -. - fee, front ;
p' = 9s Bos4 % fss5 and fTsn'' si poek ko1 a. a.
each Is fee, front: Lot =. 81 5 feet front;
I l.o,s - 50 and g. Block 81 , each =, -
block 81 is fest front: Lot r. Bloek
Block q, each 1915 feet front: Lot 10.
Block, = slss feet front. Lets y.
Zach a '1 90 fee, Z fron,: Lot. - = : 9ef
i.oi Il. { Rlqcs PC :, 10 iset toni: Lots
LIet 9ioe.k 80. l:s..s fes, front: Lq;'
Block p, ~ ,si' feet feet front lot Ii,. g; Blosk 81
80 feet front: Lois .. -. "a =. q. 20.
-. Is L. 1s. Block -. each - feet
Lots :. ) l. 5. :. . 10. II. L.
- ~ IS and Is Block 80. each IS feet
Filed: December l. issS at s:ss click
N.
You zre further notified that you and
q u he from
January 81. 1874. the first day OF publ
cation hereof N which to file protest IN
he office Of Tire City Clerk against ~
regularity. legality or suffc'sncY of - Id
petition or any sigma ture thereon.
Published In accordance WITH Resoiu-
ton No Is7. Series 1894
Omaha, Nebraska. January Ia 1894
JAMES =. HOcroR-
city Clerk.
Ian II Feb
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-02

MR.. USED CAR BUYER, SEE THESE
CARS.
CADILLAC-Excehent condition, Cali
fornia top. new paint five good tires
A dandy car for taxi or family
FORD SEDAN-A dandy family car
Lots of accessories New paint See
this car before buying.
DODGE ToURING-1s23. Five disc
wheels; cord tires. Looks and runs
like a new car.
ANDREW MURPHY & SON,
1910 Jackson. AT. 4411.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-02
NOTICE

NOTICE.
To the owners OF all lots lands tracts
and parcels q lands. within Street I'm
provement District No 2462. and to the
owners OF an lots. tracts ard parcels
OF lands, abutflnC on or adjacent 10
that part q Thirty second Street from
Redick Avenue to Ida Street. Thirty
Scott street and summit Street from
Ihlriy-third Street 20 Thir,y-third
N>nenne IN The city 81 Omaha. Nebraska.
been filed with .fhe CITY CLERK OF the tssv
or Omaha a petition for the Improvement
81 that part of Thirty-second Street from
ksdick Avenue 10 Ida Street. Thirty third
street and summit Street from Thirty,
the city Of Omaha. by Paving and Curb
,ns, said petition being in words and
figures as follows;
Petition for improving Thirty second
s,rest sll'T rom ksdiek Avenue to lda street
tv-third street. 10 Thirty-ihird Avenue
To he honorahie city Council OF the city
We. the undersigned. owners Of lot. or
iands anntting npon that part Of Thirty
second Street from Redick Averuc 20 Ida
Avenue 10 Scott street. summit street
FORM Thirty third street 10 Thirty fhird
Snongs s,s. tn STREET impre, Yemen, District
record owners Of majority Of tho feet
troniege on said part of said street. as
shown h the generaliy recosnissd mans
81 said CITY. do hereby petition that the
same he improved by paving the curhinE
Ard We Do further petition the Council
20 orter such Improvement and cause
u TO he made. and that thirty days he
allowed to the property owners in said
material desired 10 be used in the paw
inr of said street.
cherles " Martin, Novemser. IS 1saa
,o'i IS ls'i sSd = 4 Ii Roek * , & 's s.es Il 2 ,;e
lot -. Riock s. . feet font, .,ts
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-02

FOR SALE OF will ado equity IN $50
arrc improved farm near Blair for improv-
81 acreage near Omaha. Evening, WA.
Asa.
FRED a RAltsEN.
Wa 4sOi sol5 Military.
CLEAR LAND FOR EXCHANGE.
$50 acres. AnimprnXrd central Nehra-
ka. VIII take residence property In
omaha or dtairshia income propertY or
summer home at Iowa lHke resort IN
part payment Write J, II kissinger.
HeclA. u. ownpr
SMALL pawmrnt down Choice rf 10 q
lions. etth and Grand Ave or 9Th and
Aintnn. brand new homes water. lieht.
toilet, shower bath. lriee se.ffs5 VA
n,oi evenings AT. s.Nf daNf
An WANTED
as frst paFment on P.tenm Hledern
bunsatuN. aoad ioHHfIoN. frIro 81. SEQ.
n n. rRiCB. IA sito
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-02
APPROPRIATION oF PROPERLY.
NOTICE Or FREEHCLpERS
\ IL 1 4. u

To Norman + rrass ,Swnerl. Herman
Esiuboia sowner1. Raymond ,. kroEa
.owne-,. J. T. Hess Company tmori-
vow are hereby notified thst ihe under.
signed, three dislntercsicd freeheld.rs -
pointed ~ the Nay, With the approval
of the city Council ~ Saia cits. 10 assess
and parties Interested in the propert>.
respectively declared necessary % he aa-
propristed for the use q said si,y ey nc
An ordinance deciNrlns the nscessiis q
epenins Hickory street from 18th Strect
asesp,ed said appelrinent. and duly oasl-
18Th dse ~ Fcsrnary. \ n 1885, IT the
hour - o'clock tn ne susrnooH. -
sn8 Fs7nsn, stree :, omaha. within .he
eerTorste limits 81 sstd ciiN meet for
tAe property ard parties interested fhe
property respectNeiy. hy reason - .suc'
necessary ~ said ordinance
The property heionsirs 20 seu. . .n
which ,ou sre interested. proposed - -
been declared necessary hY SD Nri nkTfre
- ec appropristei. 10 the use ~ ths cav
ETY. % emahs. IS the County e hcstE lss.
state et Nebraska, IS described IS fol-
Nor.,sn v TrusS eowncr,. .Ner,h ss
fset of l.ct > Cumminss HniFhts Atai-
nernsn Rcineoia tcvner, NeTth = fest
q Lot Eumu.ns heiEhts AedNtes
Raymond =. kroch fewrerA Norm @A
feet q Lot 4. Cummings Rcfshts Ata
f3nn.
, = Hes COMPANY fncri sNxeel. Sough
ss fcct ef lot j.. Eimwocd View Add
Non
Ncu are notified 10 br rreSent A. fN-
ffwe sat place aforesaid, and MAKE suv
claim fNr dantagcS or cetccttcns fo W
statements ianesinir SAID rrercsrt 81
fffoprI tfan. rr z~srSs7 7ssents - damages.
,ou may ,aH~ icr nfNrer
fsf|R r. N'Nh-N Fv
T T. SrrpRNNS
atliN MtCAf2RET
Nr~ehNftrs
6Go N NkFSER
Chairman
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-02
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobiles for Sale.

PELToN's
so1s-FARNAM-zov
Here Is the finest lot of Recon
al.ioned and Refinished cars we
nave ever had TO offer.
The prices are right on these
cars and every car guaranteed as
represented.
Franklin Brousham. 1921
Cadillac 81 ROADSTER. : - '''-'V
double letter .:......... 1000
WHY'S knight sedan. 1000
Daniels touring. $4,000
car .............. $50
Buick 6 roadster. 1922
FranSiin h touring 'c:ar....,... car... zoo zoo
Buick touring car. s225 to sSs sSS
Ford sedan, 1929. enameled
finish observation-disclosures. $50
Oakland roadster. 1922
Chevrolet sedan, refin-
lsned ..;......... 250
Kissel Kar. cyl. touring. SO
Terms II Desired.
Telephone AT. 1716.
PELTON's
2019-FARNAM--z025
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-02-02

NOTICE
To the owners OF all lots lands tracts
and parcels Of lands within Street I'm
proyement District No 24ss. and 10 the
owners Of all lots. tracts ana parcels
that par, OF Wyoming Street from
Twsn1y. fifth Street 20 wessr BE- s,Tss, pi.S,
street % Wyoming Street in the City
q Omaha. Nebraska
been filed with he City CLERK Of the CITY
Of that part o. Wyoming street sron,
Tweniy-ssventh street from Plant Street
to Wyoming Street. in the City OF Oras Ia
BY Paving and cnrhlng said PETITION be-
from Txenty-fifth Street to wsber street
Twenty. seventh Street from Plant street
To The Honorable City Council OF the City
Ne, the undersigned. owner. 9, lot.
or lands aoutting unen that part 0,
Nsnininc street. rom ANenty-flflh stfest
from Plant Street 20 wyoming Street. in
street Improyernent District No, :iss. n
of a majority Of the feet frontage n
said psrt'ot said street. as shown by the
do hereby petition that the same Re i'm
pre~d by paving and curbinE.
And. we DO. further petition ths Council
TO be made and that thirty DAYS be 81,
lewsd TO ,ee property ownsTs I, IN sd 81
material desired to be used in The paw
.chsrles W Martin. NSyemssr .:sih.
Lots :. and ;. Block y. each ~ feet
front. Lots 5, s. :. :, 2. 10. II. Block =.
each ss feet front. Lots l.. Is u. Is. is
erd Il. Blnck -. - feet front. Lot !.
Block - so feet front. Lots :. :, and
s, Block Is. IS feet front. Lots =. :. 9 =.
10. y, Rlork l5, each ~ feet front. Lot
T.. Rock Is sa.i feet frent. Lot :. Biae<
IA Lots end <. Block - each 50 fss;
front: fsot I. plock u. 7s.s feet front;
P,oes 4. s. feet front. Lots IS. IS ara
-. Tiock -. each 50 feet front. Lots =.
%. 81. 20 and 10. Block -. each IS feet
fren!: Lois - and II. each a. feet front;
Lot is Block Il e7e feet franf: Los
and 50. Block Is. each icQ feet front;
fats / a,d iS Flact - each leo feet
front Florence Field Addition
FILED December ]. 1875. AZ 80
- look : r.
You are further notified tha, you snt
each ~ you VII hsve fifteen dzyS fFars
January ~, isst, the first dsy of pub
heaf'on hereof In which - lie rretesi
IN the effiNe Of the CITY Clark sgainst
The regularity. legality or suffriencN et
"a 4 nef tipn snv signature thereon
Published In accordance with ReSala-
tina NJ fes Series 1se4
Omaha. Nebraska. January =. feet
JAMES T. HotTOR.
Jan. 81 frh l. city Clerk.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
TEACHER EXPECTED
TO TELL OF Barring
ue to Appear Voluntarily in Case
of Man Held in Attempted
Murder.
WERE FRIENDS SEVEN YEARS
20 Suspicion Attached to Girl, Of
fcialS Say.
WERE FRIENDS SEVEN YEARS

Y TIC Associated Press.
WHITE PLAINS, May I.-Miss Mill
rcd Beam, school teacher, is expected
y District Attorney Rowland to ap-
lar voluntarily at his office within
he next few days to tell the story Of
or friendship with Clarence .. Bar
ug, now awaiting trial, charged with
tempting to murder his wife by
ruttinE poison and disease germs in
tcr food Mr.. Rowland emphasized
hat no suspicion was attached to her.
The friendship between Miss Beam
nd Barring covers period of seven
ears. th, authorities said. 1t started
n the Grand central station, when
hey coilidrd in an effort to get
through tn, same door Thereafter,
~ was said. they met frequently on
he train, and on several occasions
he Girl was i guest at the Barring
home.
The district attorney announced
yesterday the seizure Of q Solf bag
heckCd by Barring at Grand Central
depot last Friday. Ia pocket Of the
bag, he said was found vial Of
hichlCridc Of mercury tablets.
officials OF III" Willard Parker Hos
pital said III" disease ger.,ts obtained
by BarinG ANA placed in his Wife's
food were 80 old they virtually Wer"
harmless and ~ Eht even have i'm
-luntard Mrs. Barring AGAINST disease.
Emmanuel NJ. Steindlrr. one Of Mrs
Earrings attorneys, stated sire had in
hsrit,l CONSIDERABLY more than 5000
600 from h,r father.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
HITCHCOCK SCORES
G. O. P. FARM POLICY
Former Senator Says East Is Favor
ed at Expense of West
by Party.

B. TIE Associated i'rc>-
OMAHA. Neb.. May l-Gilbcr; VI.
Fitrhcock. former United States sem
ator. dcC Jared before tie Nebraska a
Democratic convention here today
tha, the national governmental pol
ic. has been adverse to western In
tercst~ and destructive of western
proSperit&.
1t is not by accident or BY chance
that tho prices Of western products
Inv" been depressed IL said 1T is
not by accident or 10y caan"c that the
west has been compelled tu pay high
eF prices for what il must buy. West
C-n products have been depressed and
eastern products raised by govern
mental action. The result has been a
rt-lived and false prosperity iii
the east and Il protracted and serious
depression in the west.
Agriculture in the west IS reCeiv-
Ing on an average about L. per cent
moro for its products than ten years
go. and paying for what il buys So
per cent more. That's what's the. mat
ter not only with the farmer but with
the small towns and the larger cities
that do business with the farmer.
This accounts for the bankruptcy that
has swept through he middle west"
He charged the Republican party
with using its machinery 10 promote
I'll" interests Of PRIVILEGED classes
who finance its campaigns.
On the other hand. the Dmocratic
party champions equal opportunities
for all special privileges for none.
n said
Evening star., 1924-05-01
FRATRlCIDE TRIAL ON.
Samuel Shockey Faces Jury on
Murder Charge in Chambersburg.

CHAMBERSBURG. Pa. May l.
Samuel Shockey. who admits he kill
cd his brother, Jacob. near their home
in the South Mountain, but who
claims it was done in self defense
during n fight over a girl, faces
jury in his trial charged with murder.
Iva Wills of Columbus, Ohio, who
came to Pennsylvania with Jacob
from Columbus, where he was in the
Army, also indicted by the grand
jurS, was granted a separate trial
The killing occurred on March 80
while the girl stood and watched the
brothers fight. When Jacob was Kill
ed. Samuel, according to the comics
sion he made to the state police, COW
cred the body with leaves and then
he and the girl sought refuge in a
cabin in the mountain where he bad
been hiding as fugitive on another
chargr lie and the girl were arrest
ed by the police after an all night
search.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

Fashion Reuup

Lan~burRh q Bro. eNcIu-
live style show in ronjunc-
tion with .ilmas TempIr
Exposition at ConN eDtior
Hail. Nay = 10 10.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

bottle. and you have whole quarter
pint OF the most wonderful skin
whitener. soitener and beautitier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck, arms
and hands. II can not irritate. Ia,
nous stage beauties use it TO bring
that clear, youthful skin and rosy
white complexion; also TO soothe red,
rough or chapped hands and face.
You must mix this remarkable bleach
Yourself II can not be bought ready
TO use because it acts best Immediately
after il Is prepared.
Evening star., 1924-05-01

Offers the safe. economical
solution to keeping your
valuable furs md winter
wraps. FnII Particular
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
NINE NURSES GRADUATED.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
L.YNCHBURG. Va, May Memo
rial Hospital here last night gradu-
ated the following nurses: Misses
Edna Terrell, Ruth Kemp. Vivian
Anson, Gladys Akers. Jeanette
Thompson, Fern Griffeth, Thelma
Padgett and Mrs. Audra Mason.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
TRY LEMON JUICE
TO WHlTEN SKIN

The only harm
less way to bleach
the skin white is
10 mix the juice of
two lemons with
three ounces OF
Orc ard hite.
which any drug
gist will supply
for a few cents.
Shake well in a