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Evening star., 1928-04-06
BIRGER LOSES LIFE PLEA.

SpRINGFIEI.D, M, April q Tn
Charley Birger, southern Illinois gang
leader. sentenced TO die April Is, for
plotting the murder OF Mayor Joe
Adams of West City. today was denied
further legal consideration OF his ease,
when the Supreme Court refused his re-
titi0n for rehearing,
Blraefs only remaining hope Of es~
Gaping the death sentence Is executive
gIemeugy,
Evening star., 1928-04-06
$9,750,0O MORE ASKED
TO BUY TRIANGLE LAND
President Sends Supplemental Es
innate to House in Federal
BnildinR Program.

The President submitted 10 the House
today through the Budget Bureau a sup
Elemental estimate of $0.H50, 900 for the
purchase of property In the triangle
south Of Pennsylvania avenue to the
Mall as sites for new Federal buildings
under $50, 900 900 authorization,
Acquisition OF the entire triangle at
a price not TO exceed $2S, ,000. 900 Is all
ready authorized The Treasury ap~
preparation bill for the fiscal year 1929
earriad $1,000. 900 toward acquiring this
property With the supplemental esti~
mate submitted today 20 be included III
a public building measure there remains
a balance OF si2,570.000 yet 10 be APP
propriated for acquisition Of the Mall
triangle.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
FRED STONE is GUEST
AT WHITE HOUSE LUNCH
Comedian and Daughter Iavited
When President Attends
Show.

President CoolidSe today had as
luncheon guests at the White House
Fred Stone and his daughter Dorothy.
who are starring III q musical COMEDY
at the National Thsatsr The PreSi-
dent and a small party of friends at
tended last night, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
w, StearnS of Boston, who are guests
DAYS luncheon
pQrinE last nights performance the
President Is understood % have sent
word 10 Mr., Stone that he would be
glad 70 have him and his daughter call
ON him az the White House today
Evening star., 1928-04-06
MORROW RETURNS.
Back in Mexico City After Farley
with Gales In Vera Cruz.

VERA CRUZ. Mexico, April lFt.--
Dwight w. Morrow. American Ambas-
sad0r 10 Mexico, had returned to Mex
leo City today after an unexpected visit
With President Gales, who Is spending
some time here.
Ambassador Morrow arrived from
Mexico City yesterday and had a con-
ference Wlih the President for two
hours, starting back for Mexico City
last night
Strict reserve was Eept regarding the
matters discussed and much interest
nov ceniers about The interview,
Evening star., 1928-04-06
WHEELING MAN KILLS
FRIEND AND SHOOTS SELF
Fred Volts Taken 70 hospital in
nyiuS Conditien-Pair Were
Business Partners.

WHEELING. W Va. April s ".
Fred Volts, Sa, shot and Killed has essSi-
/ ness partner William Pratt A.. to<iAy
and then nged shot lnto his own
eheSt, He VAS rushed 10 = hospital IA
a DYING condition.
The men, lftelenS friends and part
nefS IN y eontTaetlnE business. quar-
relied IN the basement eg the Volta
home. where the ShoosinE occurred.
volta, friends said, had heen very ner-
VeuS for several weeks.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
Thousands of Children Expected to Join
In Egg Rolling at White House Monday

with the youngsters and deriving much
amusement from their play. President
Coolidge has always appeared on the
rear porticO for a short period around
the noon hour 10 look upon the gay
scene, ana II Is expected that he viii
follow this custom Monday
More than 10000 children took part
in the White House egg rolling last
year, which was a slight increase over
the preceding year, and IL IL expected
by those who are arranging for the
occasion that this years crowd viii
break all records Every facility p0h~
sible viii be afforded for the care and
safety Of the children, There viii he
two temporary emergency h0epiiai tents
erected la the grounds ak wen ~ other
means for protecting children from In
jury,
r~ssav-raasss~s aeay~4es-s
II adIo I1ro0ranIg PAGE AZ.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
u. S. PRELATES ELEVATED

ROME. hpril 6 Gq'j Pops Plus has
APPOINTED a. bishops assistant ~ the
psDsl throne the Right Rev Joseph
Ghsrtfand Bishop ~ indianapolis, and
IL Most re- James John kesEf,
.Axclsl5lsnop Of Dubuque Iowa.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
Mrs, Goodhue Still Ill.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, April 6 IN.
The condition OF Mrs, Iemlra Good-
hue mother OF Mrs Calvin Coolidge, re-
mained unchanged today.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
PEASANTS GET RESPITE.
Party Activities Against Rumanian
Government Halted Untii May.

BUCHAREST, RllHaanta, April q 0pl.
An Armlssice apparently has been
feAehed IN political activities against the
government by the National Peasant
Party until May
The liberal government announced
today before Parliament closed shat ID
intended 60 cali an extraordinary seS.
sion in the middle Of MAY 70 eonApleen
unfinished business
Evening star., 1928-04-06

bandit kept saying over and over, Il
have a feeling that ! am missing some
thing" And Eetzel. thinking of his
watch. money and other valuables.
tContinucd on Page 4. Column H.
Evening star., 1928-04-06
WEATHER.

GO. q weather Rureau Forecasl
Partly cloudy tonigh, and tomorrow
followed by showers and slightly cooler
tomorrow afternoon or night.
remperaturcs-Hie 81. az 4 pm
yesterday: lowest, 50. at 5:SS am. today
Pull report on page 9.
Evening star., 1928-04-06

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Three HELD IN I
CAR THEFTs

i series of automobile thefti
RECENTLY IN the vicinity of the Navy
yard led to the arrest OF twy
youths and girl, all colored, who
have admitted, police say. that they
stole seven automobiles, stripped
them and sold the parts.
they we're held for the grand
iurv Yesterday under bond aggregat.
lng $500. by Judge Ralph Givel
in Police Court. All pleaded guilty.
The prisoners are Hazel Hill and
Frs1lk Johnson, Of Gessford's = Court
Northwest, and John Stephenson.
1900 block Harrison Ave, n. w.
They were arrested by Policemen
r.. v. Wolfe and J. e. Bennett, OF
the Fifth precinct, who pursued
them for speeding, and discovered
they were riding in an automobile be-
longing to John Andrews, Of Clar-
endon, Va.
johnson and Stephenson were also
arraigned on d charge Of stealing
another machine.
johnson. brought before Judge
Gus. Al. Schuldt in Traffic Court,
on q charge OF reckless driving, was
sentenced to 80 days.
Police say information obtained
from the prisoners led to recovery
OF five tires. two batteries and one
faF ~
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
St ORES READY.
FOR XMAS

several washington merchants To-
aav inangurated the 1928 Christmas
shonninr season by unyeIIliis
,,eIl sneeiaIlv trimmed store windows.
Edward d. shaw, secretary q gis
Merchants and MainNtacturers 80 -.
esnri sociafion said that choice siLts
were being displayed IN crdsr s, y
emnhasize preparations airsaaly
rna,e ~ care for early pure aase.s. a,
saThis action guarantees 20 tns
shoppins public that they VIII lssA,.. l,avs
4 better chance to make tls,. 49,,
rhristmas purchases now li mar
safe,. ,lls, > shaw said. Before iflvitl.s
ths, the. public ia do its shopping cary
- - hava made certain that our
stores sS are prepared g. receive
'''sIhl. shaw asserted campaigns Of e.
cent wears have caused the neal IS
stshristmar shopping season 20 Ds
snread over five weeks instead -
sly or eight days. " asnin g1OIi
merch 4 nts.'' he added, Will De PIe-
nared III accommodate this new
nIiI,lic demand. Instead Of makink
snr opening az Christmas display
IN Decenber this year, the co1nplele
holiday merchandise stocks are nov
being offered. SO many people 80 -.
realizing the advantage of maKIns
their holiday purchases in. adVaIcs
of the usual rush that the met. -
chants have decided this year lo
give them every opportunity nere
in washington. :. /.
Merchants have made tns aes
greatest advance preparations e
their history for the fortncomlns
trIss5av seaanI,.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Former Hall Mills Case
Maid IS Granted Decree

TRENTON. n. j.. NOV.
tf.N.s.l Special Master Schuyler
4. Van Cleef today filed in the
chancerv Court here report
recommending that divorce be
granted to Mrs. Louise Geist Riehl.
former maid in the Hall home at
the time of the unsolyed Hali-Mflls
murder
Mrs. Riehl charged that her hus
bands only purpose In marrying
her was to obtain information he
believed she possessed regarding
the murder.
Ii the report filed today. Judge
Van Cleft says he is convinced that
RiehI was interested only in what:
ever aid Miss Geist might be shle
TO give him In solving the murder
with view to selling to news
papers ary information he might
obtain,
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
'T'iiny Bowie Radio Set
Sends Messages
Seven Miles

Federal action was q possibility
today az a. result Of tests Of tiny
radio sets seized by Prince Georges
county police Thursday near the
Bowie race track. The examina-
ton was made BY George 2. stef-
ling. radio inspector Of the Bal
tinnore office OF the Department of
Commerce
The apparatus was found BY
Sterling to be capable Of sending
signals from five to seven miles:
He forwarded 4 report to w. 3.
Terrell chef OF the division.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Elks Ready to Give
Ninth Charity Ball

The ninth annual charity ball Of
Washington Lodge No. is, b. Fl.
g. r.. will Be held at the willard
JUDGE Robert II. Mattingly II
chairman 81 the committee In
charge. and serving under him are
Nathan weill and other officers Of
the local lodge. Major q. Eugene
Edwards, commander. and members
of the team will assist the floor
committee, which Is headed by
Charles Il. Rouse.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

$245 Green and Parchment Duco
Bedroom Suite, comprising
Dresser. French Vanity, Poster
Bed, Chair and Bench. ...... ,$l59.Od
$50 Odd Walnut Veneer Wood Beds Sl2.1S
$3.50 Walnut Metal Crib, square
tubs. decorated panel. l............. Sls.7a
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

s1s.7S Mahogany finished Gate leg
Table .............'.............. sls.7s
$3.50 Chinese Red Decorated Tea
Wagon ..............t...... ....... $l4.7a
ss5 Black and Gold Leatherette
Boudoir Chair .................. s1s.7s
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
HUNTER FOUND DEAD

sREENSBIJRG, Pa. Nov. IT,
searchers found william Marks, sS.
81 YOUNGSTOWN, missing since he
left for the Ridge on Ia hunting
trip. The body was III 2 frlnse a
woods near the Ilatrobe county
club. He had been shot, acci
dentally. iti is believed, through the
right hand and the right side.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
s225 4-Pc. Walnut Bedroom
Suite
$1,000

$225 Apiece Walnut Twin-bed
Suite. comprising Dresser,
Chest. 2 Twin Beds. ....... $3.50
$1s5 Apiece Walnut finished
Bedroom Suite, consisting
of Dresser. French Vanity.
Chest of Drawers and Poster
Bed ...................... $3.50
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

suites and pieces that
be hada Of these quantities
kind.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

$16g5 CretOnne Boudoir Chair..... &6.95
1886 apiece Walnut Bedroom Suite. &l96.OO
ssis ctairs ...'.,,s.. s1.ss
&1a Az T)avenport Table. Sg.85
1885 Parchment Fiber Table. $500. $4.90
$l095 Cretonne Boudoir Spring OF
tOmans .....s...s..ss}. s.ssss.s. ~V.OW
1880 ivory Decorated Metal Bed,
fuH size ....... =. -. :: /. ........ %l4'0O
1885 Simmons Spindle Metal Bed,
walnut finish, full size e........... &9.SS
$18.75 Walnut finished Chest OF
Drawers -. 80 ~lA'aO
$3.50 Single Wa1nut.finished Chiffo-
SAT so Walnut Veneer Chifforobe.. $19.55
S1O95 Wood Crib ivory. on wheels $5.9B
$3.50 Walnut finished Dresser. $l8.75
Ss.95 Walnut Bedroom Rocker $3.50. $4.5O
s2.29 Hand painted China Base and
Parchment Shade Boudoir Lamp. $I.l9
$s9.75 Cretonne Chaise Tongue ~. $24.75
$40 Administer Rugs, 9x12. ........ $3.50
s17.5O Wool and Fiber Rugs, S3x1O.6 $6.15
s595 Priscilla Sewing Stand........ $2.9S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
VETERANS RETURNING TO
TEXAS LEAGUE CAMPS AS
MANAGERS DROP ROCKIES

DALLAS. March 27.-fF-As the
Texas league training season adj
vances and the managerial axe falls
more frequently on aspiring but I'M
fortunate rockies, the veterans OF
other campaigns r drawing the
spotlight Of attention
Houston fans are cxulting over
the return or Homer Peel, hard-hit-
ting Buff outfielder. who was sold
to the st. Louis Cardinals at the end
Of last season and sent back the 9TH
er day.
Houston observers assert the clubs
starting outfield has been deter
mined. aud will consist in Peel, Dam
ny Clark, smuggling star in the league
a few years ago, and Ray Powell, q
Buff m~ainstay last year
Fort Worth likewise il happy over
the return Of two veteran Panthers,
Clyde Holland, outfielder, and No
Ian Richardson, infieldcr, who were
important cogs in the Atz 1927 ma
chine.
At Dallas. Manager Bert Ellison
yesterday told his regulars they
could take the day off as a reward
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
Finders Keepers
Coming to Capitol

Again Laura La Plante has John
Harron fer her leading man, this
time in flinders Keepers" her latest
comedy success which will open at
the Capitol theater Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Harron recently played opposite
Miss La Plante in "Sflk Stockings"
which was likewise directed BY
Wesley Rurgles. The success Of
Finders Keepers" Is said 10 surpass
even silk Stockings" which was the
greatest Of the La Plantes to date.
Harron is the brother CT the late
Robert Harron who died more than
ten years ago when he was nj the
height Of his fame under the direc-
tion Of ID. W. Griffith.
John vas born in New York and
attended Santa Clara University.
His first screen role was opposite
Mary Pickford IN Through the Back
Door," He got his START through
giving representations Of Harry
Lauder for the Junior Art Society
in New York.
The others in the supporting cast
Of flinders Keepers" are Edmund
Breese. Arthur Rankin, William Cor
man. Eddie Phillips and Joe Mack,
Wesley Rugvlez directed from Mary
Roberts Einehnrt's story which ap-
pcarcd in the Saturday Evening Post,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

for their good showing against the
Chicago White Sox, but he went the
yannirans through "A stiff workout.
Manager Pratt at Waco also
thought his Cubs were rounding into
form fast enough TO be deserving Of
rest. and gave them only a light
workout.
After weekend tits at San Antonio
with Detroit. the San Antonio Bears
are back in fredericksburg, their
training camp.
The Wichita Falls S~pudders, fresh
from a series with the Chicago White
Sox. today were ready for two games
with the Oklahoma City Indians.
In exhibition games yesterday.
featured by hard hitting all round,
the Texas league broke even, as
Shreveport defeated Chicago of the
American league, IL to 10, and Beau
mont lost to Minneapolis OF the
American association, is TO l2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

lite never EGFGAt AZ X
ball.
That's as firm a maxim in the ball
banging sport as the cry: ~1hey
come back is true of the ring.
So when the great George Nelson,
OF Baltimore. went down before the
singing attack Of the qLick-eyed Joe
Griffin, Of Detroit, he was but fol-
lowing the general rule.
Nelson held the National a. A. Y.
title. He had a method Of return
that had dazzled his opponents until
Griffin came along.
The Maryland marvel can put
enough English on the ball % defect
it'll bounce I'll any desired angle and
IN any direction. lie has overcome
the law Of gravitation in that the
ball may or may not bounce off al a
tangent.
But Griffin. toe. u great. Be
fore diyesting Nelson NJ bis Na-
tional A. A. u. title, the Detroit
Irishman had already won the Ma
tional Y. NJ. c. a. handball crown.
Coming TO the Cleveland t%ourna.
ment firm i'm the belief that he could
whip Nelson. Griffin conducted Z
lightning campaign that swept
through all opposition.
Coached by his father. who. In his
time. had also held the national
handball title, Griffin ADDED years Of
experience to natural speed and q
l~iahtning-fast eve.
Hancbail Is SO fast that Ii makes
tennis look like snails snoozing in 2
pan ~ molasses. Griffin Is thin
and wiry. the ideal build for this
snort. But he also has stamina
which is the first Of The three viz.
tues which must be possessed BY AT
handball stars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
Callahan to Make
Second Comeback Try

Los ANGELES. Calf. Mar. 27-
lP)-The second comeback" attempt
OF Mushy Callahan. worlds junior
welterweight champion. begins to-
night when he meets Dick Hoppe in
a ten round boxing match here.
In Callahan's first { meback after
he had been knocked out by hard
hitting Sammy Baker, he was beaten
BY Hoppe. The Glendale veteran Is
out to prove his victory Of q few
months ago was not a "fluke."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
Marathoners Start
On 48-Mile Stretch

OLD LAGUNA, PUEBLO. n. H.,
Mar. 27.-F-With en- arduous trek
of approximately 4s miles facing
them, the 96 stsnd-bys in the trans
continental marathon left here today
for Los Lunas, n. NJ, oath control
Of the 3,400-mile journey east.
BY finishing with the third best
time Of 5:09s35, Yesterday, Arne Suo-
minen. Detroit, continues to hold his
lead for the first place in the elapsed
time OF l36:14:40.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

Y 1898. w. y. RsynoIda T6bsrsm
-mpGzEs Winston-Salern. y. c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
MarulIo Wins Judges
Vote Over McTigue

NEW YORK. March 27.=P-Tony
(Young) Marulio Of New Orleans
won a judges decision over Nike Nc
Tigue, former light-heayyweieht
champion Of the world. In II ten
round bout 40 81. Nicholas arena
here last night. Marullo weighed
722 pounds, his opponent ia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

FDTNBURG. March 27.--Indicted on
five counts for burglary in connec-
ton with thnfts reports from Wes-
laco Pedro Cantu and Nerce Naganas
arc now N the county jail. according
% announcement by Charles 4. Fort
SON, clerk of The district court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
LyfOrd Legion
Beats Fl. Brown

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LYFORD. March 27.-The Lyford
American Legion team Of the Lower
Valley Legion Amateur league de-
feated the Fort Brown players, at
Lyford, in a good game Sunday. The
score was s to g.. The features of
the game was the hitting Of viii
liams, Young and DELETE for Fort
Brown and III. Baldridge and J. Bald
ridge for Lyford. Young hit a home
run in the first inning and ]. Bald
ridge duplicated the feat in the
seventh. Jack Starnes, pitching for
Lyford, struck out three men in She
eighth with runners on second and
third bases. A crowd Of $50 was out
TO see the first game Of the year in
the Valley.
Score BY innings:
Fort Brown ......... 200 102 01O-6
Lyford ............ $50 600 20x-s
Batteries: Fort Brown: Shaffenor,
Williams, and Young; Lyford: Miller,
S~tarnes, and Archer and Whitney.
Umpires: Sorenson and McCann.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
PASTOR MOVES

PHARR. March 27-Rev. NJ. Wei
mar recent pastor Of the local Pres
oyterian church, has been called N
me Rio Grande church and Il plan
lng TO move 70 that citv soon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
MOVING TO PHARR

Especial to The Hnrall)
PHARR, March 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Johnson of NcAllen are moving
to Pharr where Mr.. Johnson will be
In the dry cleaning business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

LONDON. March 27.zF-Leslie
Stuart. church ~organist, who became
j successful composer Of musical
comedies, is dead sc the age of 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
WILLACYBOYS
TO BE- felt In
DISTRICTCARD
Interschcol Cont
Develop Talent To
Interest Opponents
In Coming Tourney
(spcciai 70 The Herald

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points.
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represent - illacy county ~ the as
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Neil, Raymonaviles fourth. AiA"e
lis see0A4s.
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-04-05

w. w. Flashman was a Billings
visitor last week, attending the auto
show and transacting business.
Julius Schroeder went to Luther
Friday, where he will spend few
days looking after business matters
The Moose boys will hold dance
at Roberts on Saturday, April IA. The
week following, the Ladies Legion will
hold dance at the Workers. hall.
James Woodrow left Sunday for
Bozeman after a week spent in this
city visiting relatives and friends. He
will complete his junior year at the
State college in June.
E. j. Walker, who has been a val
ued employee of the Carbon County
News for the past year and a half,
left Friday for his home in Beresford,
S. D., being called there by the illness
of his mother.
John 7. Kelly, chairman of the board
of county commissioners, left Thurs
day evening for Kansas City in
response to a telegram announcing
the death of his sister, Mrs. Ida
Quail, who passed away in that city
on last Wednesday. Mr.. Kelly ex-
poets to be gone about 10 0days.