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Evening star., 1928-08-25
au23 rs. .2129.3l l.sPi SURVIVING Trustee,
AnAM a. WEscHLER 4 soN. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
WITH SHE ALLEY, IMPROVED BY
FRAME DWELLING. NO 1870 ELEVENTH
STREET NORTHEAST. WITH Two
STORY. THREE-CAR BRICK GARAGE
IN REAR.
BY vlrtae Of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded al Llber No. 5503, folio 10 ct seq,
0i tbe lard records Of the District OF Colum~
bia, and at the request of the party Sc
cured Thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees VIII
offer for sale by public auction, n front OF
the premises on TUESDAY. THE FOURTH
DAY OFF SEPTEMBER 1929. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK P NJ, the following described land
and premises. situate IN the District oi
Columbia to wit. The north 28 feet front
by the fl@l depth thereof OF original lot l3
In square 9G5, now known for purposes OF
assessment and taxation as lot Sl2 IN said
square
Terms Of sale. Onc-four Of the purchase
money To- be paid tn cash, balance IN three
equal l.|stallments, represented by the
promssory notes of the purchaser, payable
in one tNo and three years. with interest at
per cent per annum from day OF sale.
payable emi-annuaily, secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold OF all cash,
at option OF purchaser. deposit OF $500 90
required at sale. All conveyancing. record
ing and notarial fees at cost of purchaser.
Terms 10 b" complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale, otherwise trustees
reserve the riRht % resell property at risk
and cost of defaultlng purchaser, after flve
days advertisement of such resale IN some
newspaper published IN Washington, u C..
RAYMOND J. VIERBUCHEN,
GEORGE. M EMMERICH.
- Z al IL
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THOs. J. OWEN x SON, AUCTIoNEERs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.
SALE OF TWO VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1886 AND 1898
HALF STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded iH Itber No. 54ag, folio s48 ct seq,
OF the lard records OF the District OF Co
lumbia. and st the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee
will sell at public auction. in front of the
premises. on TUESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, AID 1928. AT FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the following
described sand and premises, situate in the
District OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being tots 146 and lat III Jones subdivision
OF lots in square T0i, as per plat recorded
IN the Office OF the surveyor for the District
OF Columbia IN Liher 49, folio l89.
Terms OF sale. One~third of the purchase
money TO be paid III cash, balance in two
equal inStallments. payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per ceptum per
annum. payable semi annually, from day of
sale. secnred by deed of trust upon the
property sold. or 8Il cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit of $500 will he
required lit time OF sale each parcel
All conveyancing, recording, etc. at cost OF
purchaser Terms OF sale to be complied
with william thirty days from day OF sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property, at the risk and cost pt
defaultng: purchaser, after fve days ad~
VsTtiSemegt Of such resale In some news-
paper published in WASHINGTON. ID. G. /,
WALTER q DAVIS,
40 GytsFg4 ttFt tFEr F'ptN Sf fAn
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WANTED TO BUY OR RENT HOUSES.

Washington business man
wishes to rent, unfinished, or
rent with option to buy at the
right price (alI cash ii desired)
home for himself and family of
four.
House must be strictly modern. pleasing
appearance, at least five bedrooms and two
or three baths. detached, with pleasing
grounds, one or two ear garaEe-iocatior
preferably west Of Connecticut ave. south
Of Cleveland Park, east OF Wisconsin ave
and north Of Massachusetts ave
Give fun details. rental. sale price. loca-
ti0n and photograph in first letter
win ceal either directly with owner or
broker I mean business and ready to
act promptly.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Residence, No. 1902 o Street
NV, 9 Rooms, 3 Baths, Law
atory First Floor.

Isy 4.tfus Of d eegtaId deed IT trust, duly
fasot6fd March IA 1929, INSTRUMENT tG NJ
of thr lano feeord5 District of Colartnlp
aHn a. request 81 party secured thereby
tHr understand lHlsteea VII offer fuf sale
by public auction. " front " the premise
81 PHfDAY THE THIRTY FIRST Day or
AUGUST 1921. ~ FODE . CLOCK T. NJ ,
TIE foiIpa3Hg- -deReTg hra iHHG and premises.
situate ~ the DiaiTlct Of Columbia. 10 3ii.
I9t i27 iu GaatKv ! Van Bennfps atihdisi-
af0H 81 lofa lH squsrc 1923 as per piat re
corded }n Litter a. foG -. ~ the records
~ tns Gnice 81 the sUTfeyDr 0i tie District
ii CGigmbla. subject H. covenants ot record
Terms of sale Property viii be sold sub
iect 10 q prior deed Of trust t0f Si2 GOO a.
81 doe February + 1881, baIanee cnsh a
deposit sf $3.50 required at sale All con
4eyaUrIng. recording hHd HDtaflsi iees 81
coat -! purchaser Terms 10 be complied
with within thirty days from dB8 Of haif
Otherwise trustees reserve the right "a resell
property, al tiAk and cost " dsfaultinR puI
chaser, after hgs Gaya adYettisemrnt ~
such resale in some newspaper published ia
Washington % =
NORRIS EVANS. Dr..
ALFRED D SMITH,
sa2! GAas sh1ss ~ Trustees,
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q. l., MlfNTFR, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding Probate Court No
376lt., Administration This is TO give no
lice that the subscriber OF the District of
Court OF the District OF Columbia letters
q administration 6. t., u, on the estate of
Paul Luginbuhl, late of the District OF Go-
lumha, deceased All persons having claims
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
LEGALLY authenticated. To the subscriber on
or before the 10th day Of AUGUST AID. 1929
attherWise they may by law be excluded from
hand this 10Th day OF Ausust, ta3a g
IikoDoKE sCHWEliER, 90a Butternut
St. NV, Washington, u q Seal Attest
VICTOR y MERSCH, Deputy REGISTER OF
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
af the Probate Court auah, seta
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II, W soHoN. Attorney,
sqrREAiE cQuRT or me pisTRlor or

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Columbia, hold,ns Probate Court No
346bn, Administration This is to give no.
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia letters
teStamentary on the estate OF Annie q Con-
nor late of the Dstrlet OF Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof legaliy
authenticated To the subscriber on OF before
The l2th day OF July, Ap, 1879 otherwise
~, ai said estate Given under nay hand
this 20th day Of August lpaS THE FARM
WARRINGTON Nv II w aOHOH, Trnat
Offieer taea Attest VicTDR u MERSCH
DEPUTY ReslStet nj Wills Tnr the District OF
oolumha, CLERK of the Probate Court.
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AUCTION SALES.
-w4s.,.sa.z -. .u.a
THOMAS J OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEER
1881 Eye Street Northwest

THOMAS j. OWEN X son, AUtIIONEEiSS,
ltSt Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, BEING A TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND ONE BATH, KNOWN AS 1899 "
STREET SOUTHEAST.
by virtue at \ certain decd Of trust re-
corded on May :. 1898 as instrument No. ~
Of the land records of the District ot Co
secuted thereby, the undersigned viii sell
on FRIDAY, AUGUST THIRTY FIRST
1928 Al FOUR O'Clock T M.. the follow
lng described sand and premises, situate in
I'll, District Of Columbia, aud bcing lot
numbered nine hundred and nftv.six 1861
III SQUARE numbered fifty-Sevep hundred and
ciGhty 3iS0l; as described IN said deed Of
trust. upon the foltowing terms.
Terms ~ sale. Said property is subject 10
pFiot decd OF trust securing an tNdrbt~
edutSS OF $4,000 90, and said property will
he sod subject TO said deed -Ui trust indebt~
edNcSS ot the purchase prict over aud
be Pr ID n cash aud the balance IN two cauai
irSta 'ImCNtS, payable III enc and two years,
with interest at the rate of g. per annlun,
PAYABLE $Cni-anUually, secured by second
caSts, at The option of the purchaser In
frreSt and taxes t0 be paid or adjusted to
date Of sale, A deposit ot $500 90 will hc
reuulred az the time OK sale Ali con
purchaser, Terms OF sale to bp complied
with within thirty 30l days from day OF
sale otherwise deposit viii he forfeited and
property rcsold At risk and cost OF default
tlSement 0t SuCb resale III some newspaper
published in WaShinEtou. D. c.
r FRANCIS SAUL.
90 18th 81 NV
WILLIAM = BENSON
RG'I-UN0 S.rNSN Trustees
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TEOS J OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEFRS
1877 Eve street Northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
ROAD NORTHWEST.
BY virtue e q certain decd OF trust. dated
July Is. 1927, hclne instrument No 1878
recorded .August 3 1927, among the land
records OF the District of Columbia and at
HE request ~ the party secured thereby
the UNDERSIGNED trustees win sell at public
aQCtjcn, N front cf the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY or
AUGUST. AD 1925 Al THREE O'CLOCK
p M, the following described land and
premises, situate n, the District OF Comm.
= tract of lard called ''FaOr Toms Last
Shift and being new known for purposes
Of assessment and taxation as parcels 81 SO
and 81 5S. being improved by premises 5744
Daniels road northwest
Terms. Sold subject TO Il prior deed of
trust for $1,000 60, further particulars OF
which will be announced al time OF sale;
the purchase price Go0ve Sa'i trust TO be
paid IN cash a Gepaslt ot $500 90 required.
ConveyanCtnS, recording, etc. at purchaser y
cost Terms T. be compAed with, within
The property may DC adgert.sed and IeSold
ST the discretion OF the trustees.
JAMES II BADEN.
GLADYS L. GETTIS,
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SALE---HOUSES.

Continued

LEAVE $1,000 IN BANK
And buy this ss,eS0 home for $3.50 New.
northwest section, one block from Govt.
P2r& SIX guo6 rooms, wide concrete front
porch, lA~ft rear porcheS, built-in gR9age,
,cuts.6c psntry With b # refrigerator. hard
| wo0d floors tNloushout, bath tiled e.. high
%Nith h--i tua and shower instant q r}eouS
~f~a Cr Very attractive. YOU MUST SEE
II Orly $3.50 snd on cxceptlonal terms,
FISCHER & MANNAkEE.
lAI0 Vermont ave N 500 cf A6 9S2-
CHARMING BUNGALOW.
ASH wAtsHE ST.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
beautiful aye-Gocm home on Jarse lot,
So Of nv an abundance ~ beautiful shrub
he~y and rose oareen Il contains Twins
room, wtth open fireplace, djn'ug room,
annie closet SPACE fsooTed at}it sove,
cellar under entire house detached ,n7 e.
close 50 stores bias and car lines.
An unusually attractive buy AZ H@.saO,
0rF% ALL DAY SUNDAY
To INSECT. drive 0ut Conn. ave 20 R.ao-
fsSt ave three short blocks 80 WaiShe ST
.ros. 4 sHAFER.
CO. SisS EVENINGS. Pot. eSS%~J.
Takoma Park Bungalow.
$3.50.
Within foar SQUARES @, stores and ears.
e-room sna bath home, in sood condition
is-se lot. small cash payment, easy monthly
terwS.
CItAS. y. SAGER. Rcaltor.
Main rs. a24 l4,h y "
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEFRS,
ii3l EVE ST. N W
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
SEMI DETACHED BRICK DWELLINGS.
BEING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
or MILITARY ROAD AND FORTY


SEMI DETACHED BRICK DWELLINGS.
BEING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
or MILITARY ROAD AND FORTY
SECOND STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust.
duly recorded in Liber Nc. 6002 fohoS 37l
ana 375 ct sea. OF the land records OF the
District Of Columbia, ana at the reaues; Of
the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees VIII sell at public auction, III front
of the premises. on THURSDAY. THE T3TR-
TIETH DAY OF AUGUST, A D. 1928, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK M, the following described
land and premises. situate in the District
Of Columbia, and designated as and being
lots 81 and SO in Davis subdivision Of lots
16, II and l8 in square l742 National High
land. as per plat recorded IN the Office of
the surveyor for the District OF Columbia
in Libcr 81, az folio sc; subject 10 the
building line restriction.
Terms. Lot 81 sold subject 10 q prior
trust for $500. and lot SO sold subject tn
a prior deed OF trust for $4,000, further par
uculars Of which viii be announced at time
OF sale the purchase price above said
trusts TO be paid III cash deposit of
$500 required on each parcel. Conyeyanc-
ing. recording. etc: at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resoid al
the discretion OF the trustees.
J BENSON THOMAS,
JOSEPH p STUBENER
aNiB.23 ,23- % 2S.3n Trustees
Evening star., 1928-08-25

VII sell :hsS Petuorth home, 10
eateo on s h1h point. for
s, ,QSj- 500 { ash. 500 4 Mo-.
Il IS barrain and Wiz md s
quick buyer. SO Il yoU want "a inspect
Il please set n touch @ata me at
cnCe.
Six large rooms. tie bath vish
huslt-il sub ana shower. 3 immense
covered pcICheS hardwood floors.
big closets. unusually lsrge }ot
Phone Lincoln 1874.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
CHARGES TEXANS USE
FRANK FOR SPEECHES
Colquitt. in Senate Race. Asks That
Reed Committee Investigate
Congressional Charge.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DALLAS. June 2-Declaring that
three Texas candidates fr the United
States Senate are distributing copies Of
their speeches published in the Con-
gressional Record under congressional
frank as campaign literature, Former
Gov. o. B. Colquitt of Texas today sent
a telegram to Senator James A. Reed
chairman Of the Senate campaign
funds investigating committee. asking
that he investigate the alleged practice
Colouitt. who also IS in the senatorial
race requested a statement showing
the number Of addresses printed for
Representatives Tom Blanton and Tom
Connaliy nov sena torial condid3tes.
and Senator Earle B. Aiayfieidl since
January ] and the cost thereof.
The former governor charged that
one Teas Congressman recently haG
speech printed in the Record as
though he had delivered it On the floor
on April 81. whereas ne was in Dallas
on that date.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
BROTHERS Of MOB
VICTIM LyNCHED
Two Louisiana Men Taken
From Deputies and Shot
on Roadside.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOYCE, La. June Mob fury
aroused three weeks ago with the slay-
ing of Deputy Sheriff j. Frank Phillips
by william Blackman, negro who in
turn was slain by a squad of officers
accompanying Phillips, broke loose
anew today, resulting in the seizure OF
Lee and Dave brothers of Blackman
from Rapides Parish officers and their
bodies riddled with bullets.
The lynching occurred five miles from
here as the negroes were cn route t.
Shreveport for safekeeping. They hat
bccn held in the Vernon Parish Jail a.
Iccaville since the Staying of the depu
ty as prccaution against violence.
Fear Jail Storming.
Anticipating that the Lecsville Jail
would be stormed. Sheriff Turner OF
Vernon Parish. yesterday requested
Theriff Downs to send for his prisoners
md move them to safer place.
The deputies reported to Sheriff
Downs today that as they neared Boyce
with their prisoners the road was
Blocked by more than a score of armed
men. who demanded custody Of the
prisoners.
Deputies Hear Volley.
After taking the negroes from the ca'
the deputies said they were told to drI1e
on. They were less than 500 yards aTay
when they heard volley of shots Fred
The deputies summoned Sheriff
Downs and the coroner. both OF whom
announced that a vigorous investigation
into the case would be made.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
MEETING TO REPRESENT
35 CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Chief Engineer Of Earyland-Capi-
tai Planning Commission Among
E2e1@ers ~ Eyattsville June Q.

EDe.asl Dsspaseh - Tas sta
EYATTgyELLg. I'D june 2.-De!e-
szsee fron the approximately >5 CIVIC
211 k3nGse1 organizations making ~
xEae pY1nce Ceggges CoaItY Community
Ctol1ess ard GE9eEz are 70 attend 1n@
Sumner nssclsEz q fi3e council Y5ezt
EzeanasY ls1 the parish hall Of P8nz3cy
Memorial Ep8soops} Coarch El@rs. 4
noEpsnz Seas3eg2. starting a. s.zG o'caOc1.
saa1 sx Afternoon session viii b. he'd.
Iry9ag G. Eogg. clasef engineer q the
kzryiSpc -gsatsosas1 Capital psFk end
Planning Commission viii sp1@k os
fsYsTx Srl6 Planning CDD9rt1Dssses -
Fgsnes Ceogaee County Cegs2e "
Waters. IT,. eazafmz1a ~ tie sSozFo VI
ea3sgty commissioner. vii ~ heard 81
%'EaexezSeT k.SSeSs1zeggsz assl Increase
Taxation Ws2zs ~ These hesn ~ Dsz''
Ccegaty Commissioner william r. d.
Wis sHogsA i ~Htaat Il ts9e EHst
Nga3s10z1 81 tf2@ CgQKty EsnagssoazgE
Protsesa3' r q. 1ggeTk. eztensaogg fer
eser u tsse University ~ MARYLAND
W. 1agsz1es @f<egiGaS5Sr3 Es1ecs3ng i&D-
r. Fsge ESEgs9cbzgn zgSe Or. william
3 ZeaSseF eaa8ggty ne2AH 05f4e@f. will
tz31 ~ ~feI2so1 - is@zlto u Hratq
reDgse a9 E61et15 3y Cglgre> PggDie.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
TOMAHAWk BELIEVED
WEAPON OF MURDER
Police of Reidsville. N. c., Seek
Indian Relic Missing From Home
CT Mrs. Matherly. Victim.
epeeal plspa,..h 70 The So.

Epeeial Dispatch 80 The star.
RETDSvILLE. n. c.. June County
authorities are still al work trying to
solve the murder Of Mrs William Matn-
eriy, whose dead body was found IN her
home early Yesterday by her husband.
They are locking for an Indian toma-
hawk, which Is missing from the home.
and with which it is believed she was
beaten about the head.
The family well was drained, but It
vas not found there. No clue 10 the
saayer has been unearthed.
Tfls husband has been questioned
Stains on his hands and shirt were sat-
tsfactorily explained
According 70 the sheriff bIoodhounds
On the trail yesterday went straight
from the house 10 a field where Matfl-
eray says he was working when he heard
screams a. his home The dogs followed
Q 2-mile course ending al the home.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
COLORED CITIZENS
MEMORIAL PLANNED
Action on Proposed Building
Expected in House Next
Winter.

Prompt action is expected to be
taken by the House in December on the
joint resolution passed by the Senate
in the closing hours of the session few
GAYS ago. autnorIzlng a memorial build
Ing IN Washington as a tribute TO the
part colored citizens have taken IN the
development of America.
Under the terms of the resolution the
National Memorial Association. Inc, Is
to raise $500, 900 by voluntary contribu-
tions for the structure. The planning
and construction of the building is 10
be supervised by a commission of 10,
and the resolution provides that after
the memorial association has contrib
uted its fund there would be an aool-
tional $4,000 appropriated from the
Treasury toward the site, preparation
Of plans and incidental expenses OF the
supervisory commission.
1t is expected that the 100000 col
ored inhabitants Of the Nation VIII SUB
scribe the fund for the building. 1t Is
the purpose Of the memorial aSSoclatlon
to place in the National Capital struc-
turs that would typify what coloTed cit
izens have done for America IN the
military service. in art, literature, SCI
ence, invention and industry.
The building is TO have an auditorium
with a seating capacity of between 5000
and 1000 persons and will contain
hall of fame. art and music rooms, IL
brary and reading rooms, museum,
statues and tablets commemoraung par
ticular events.
The director Of public buildings and
parks. the supervising architect OF the
Treasury and the architect of the Cap
itol will be ex-ofhcio members OF the
commission to make the arrangements.
The resolution was introduced by SEN
stor Curtis of Kansas and Representa-
tive J. VIII Taylor of Tennessee. SEN
ator FeSs of Ohio made the favorable
report from the library committee. on
which the Senate acted. The House
resolution also has been favorably re-
rorted and no delay is anticipated in
completing its enactment in December.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Loads of Free Food on Way Here
With Coming of 17-Year Locust

The ancient Greeks. he points out.
thought so we'll Of the song of the
cieada that these creatures were the
favorites Of every Greek poet from
Homer and HeSiod TO Anacreon and
Theocritus. The music Of Platos elo-
quence was said only ''to be comparable
to the song of cicada"
Cicadas. DR.. Clark says. meant quite
as much to the Greeks as scarabs did to
the ancient Egyptians and golden ci-
caoas were worn by the Greek women
in their hair.
Cicadas Of various sorts were eaten
by the R0mans, and they still are used
aG food in many places.
In some Oriental countries, DR. CLARK
9ays. singing cicadas are kept as pets
II little wooden cages. like song birds.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
BY the Associated Prers.

By the Associated Press.
CURTISS FIELD, ". Y. June o.
Department OF Commerce inspectors
began here yesterday to enforce a. de-
partment regulation requiring all flying
students to obtain student-pilot's IL
censes from the department at Wash
ingon after physical examination.
The immediate result was a virtual
cessation OF student flying at this field.
where only one OF the 200 students
was found to have observed the require
ment, and at Roosevelt Field, where no
student had obtained the license.
The inspectors estimated that en-
forcement of the regulation would
ground" from $4,000 70 $4,000 flying
students in 500 schools throughout the
country, but they explained that this
condition would be temporary and that
the department at Washington could is
sue licenses within "a hours. If required,
after students have passed physical ez-
2minations.
The regulation was adopted by the
Department of Commerce on January
Evening star., 1928-06-03

Nobody need 90 hungry n Washing
ton during the next few cas-.
The periodic cicadas, or 17-year
locusts, now emerging ~ the wooded
areas of the District and the suburbs
are good to eat.
They formed an important article Of
food for the North American Indians,
who usually ate them boiled, according
to DR.. Austin H. Clark, curator of
echynoderms Of he Natifnal Museum.
They were caught IN great quantities as
they emerged from the ground to trans
form into the winged state.
White settlers. imbued with The
English prejudice against eating insects,
never adopted this habit, DR. Clark says,
but found them very useful for boiling
into soap.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
LURAY MURDER CASE
RESULTS IN MISTRIAL
Breeder 70 Be Retired at Once on
Charge of Killing C3ufin at
School Entertainment.

Epscass Dssps1aa - The saGr.
LuEAx, va. June 2.--The jury try
ing Herbert z. Ereeden. n1clantainesT
q tins coa2nty, fer the alleged murder
OF als cossssn. Hoack Breeden. was dis
charged today By Judge n. ~. Bertrsn
an Page Circuit CCsT4 after more than
saz n0vxE' 6es3beyzticp II vas uaacle
70 reach . verdict
Immediate TetTls3 Of f5e accused vas
orecEe6 after bsIl Ti1An 8as set a.
SIC JG09. remained unsupplSeS The reg
trial H5ls be ned net week. EFeeoen
As alleged 10 hase killed b.s cousin
while acting sx police officer ~ school
erteFzslnme2t Alleged threats On the
rzrt of the accused played sn snpoY-
tart psr1 e fsas trlsi Il vas alleged
Kg1e victim had been drinking.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
CAMPS TO OPEN.
= W. Z. f.. 20 Offer GeeTea ts1Has
Ey@f2 This summer,

f'azzas ere xfaEaEag coBaD.fslcn IN fhe
syyNask.g - ESkJ&aR9s] E<l1Ze - En%FFg-
1zle. "a. end EsmD EshseTt c2 8e9
1saYeF Nc IT, Summer eSnoD@ 3151f-
ete1 ~ fs8e r. II & f.. N II gsza1e1
~ ogss9 m foEn2eg czAaD s&he - zssl
fsse ASt8eF @DEae ~.
W2eS9soss i<>1ge Dzs Deegl pygDgszg gi5b
6zSkEeks sE}e pg.gfe8s1osss1 Wfyznea; Sfss
elris Ms Washington keca9se of ,tA fssaf~
By zoeztsGn, Z$mD Kzkaeg1 Il oDen ~
81 g1Fse - ~ sezg@ NJ &ze agsS o1ey.
s1ss3sEe< s9D4Tyas2Ee sFe DsDY1s11 ~ M
EF1Af m ysJs3B2ef 2sTa8.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
FINANCIER'S EYES FAILING
Finley ]. Shepard Soon to Undergo
Opera ton in New York.

TARRYTOWN. N z, June GEl--
FINLEY J. Shepard. financier and hus-
band of Helen NJ Gould. soon is to
enter a New York Hospital for the re-
moval of cataracts. which threaten his
sight, it vas learned yesterday.
The sight of one eye is nearly gone
and that OF the other is fast fading. it
was said. Mr.. Shepard underwent a
similar operation 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
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