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Evening star., 1928-11-28

the South against Gov. Smith of New
York in the recent presidential elec-
ton, recently established his headquar-
ters here in the Methodist Building, 100
Maryland avenue northeast. He is a
member Of the executive committee of
the Anti-Saloon League of America and
chairman of the Board Of Temperance
and Social Service of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. He also is
in charge of foreign missionary work
in sections of South America.
Mrs. Cannon was the daughter Of DR.
w. w. Bennett. former president OF
Randolph-M Macon College, Lynchburg,
Va.
She is survived by her husband, two
daughters, Mrs. B. D. Stevens and Mrs
H. G. Stockham of Birmingham, Ala.
and by five sons, David Cannon of this
city, Edward l.. Cannon of New York,
James Cannon, Sd, of Durham. N. c.:
Evening star., 1928-11-28

baum, who held a telephone conversa-
ton with Williams in Spokane last
night, declined to say whether he be-
neved Williams confession. If neces-
sary. he said, he would go to Spokane.
williams was debating descriptive
letter of the slayings, addressed to
Omaha police, to two newsboys, when
he was arrested. He told police he had
been in Spokane 4 days. If that were
true, officers pointed out, he would have
had time to leave Omaha after the
series of attacks, which occurred No
vember 18, 10 and 20.
Williams statement that he threw
his hatchet into ravine near Mrs.
Resso's home sent police there to search
for the weapon, but none was found.
In a letter turned over to police by
John JONES'" purported to have been
written by Williams to his half brother,
he told of killing Mrs. Resso and Miss
Brown and that he had needed money.
Evening star., 1928-11-28
.HATCHET MAN TALE
|. CHECKED BY POLICE
Discrepancies in Confession
of Man Held at Spokane
Shown by Probe.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Nebr., November 28.-Clues
to Omaha's "hatchet man" mystery
were knotted today with the admission
of one colored man that he perpe-
trated the three slayings of last week
and the positive" Identification of
another by Mrs G. Harold Stribling
as the assailant who hacked her and
her husband.
In Spokane, Wash, Elmer Williams
had told police that he was the
"hatchet man." He offered a general
description of the locality where Mrs.
Walter Resso and Miss Creta Brown
were killed, but declined to expand his
confession until word was received
from Omaha police.
Meanwhile Jake Bird, the second
Evening star., 1928-11-28

suspect, who was seized here, was held
in jail at Glenwood, Iowa, following
his appearance yesterday before the
hospital bed of Mrs. Stribling, the fifth
and last victim of the hatchet mans
assaults.
Bird was identified "as sure as there
is God in Heaven" by Mrs. Stribling.
"You are the man and you know It,
she told him. Tell the truth and you
will feel better"
IT don't know what you are talking
about, lady," Bird replied, his COM
posure mistaken.
"You know kept my word with
you, Jake" she continued. Il did
not tell the detectives"
Police concluded that Mrs. Stribling
had given a false description of her
assailant for promise that. her life
would be spared. Her original descrip-
ton did not coincide with Birds ap-
pearance.
Inspector of Detectives B. F. Dan
Evening star., 1928-11-28

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Evening star., 1928-11-28
MRS. |. B. CANNON,
BISHOPS WIFE, DEAD
Funeral and Interment in Rich
mond Today for Methodist
Prelate's Mate.

Mrs. Laura Bennett Cannon, wife
of Bishop James Cannon, jr., of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
died in Sibley Hospital last night. She
had been in failing health for several
years and suffered a slight stroke of
paralysis last Sunday. She was 81 years
old.
Bishop Cannon, who was leader in
Evening star., 1928-11-28
RECALL "PILGRIM" DAYS.

The first Thanksgiving observance Of
Pilgrim fathers was re-enacted at noon
class at Virginia Avenue playground.
Six small players took part in the
costume act, while a chorus of young
voices supplied the accompaniment.
Boys and girls of the playground pre-
Sented a one-act play this afternoon,
entitled "The Thankful Heart" starring
Dorothy Bell and Margaret Downs as
Puritan maids.
Evening star., 1928-11-28

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Evening star., 1928-11-28

r. M. Cannon Of Los Angeles ana
w. B. Cannon of Harlingen, Tex.
Funeral services will be conducted In
the Broad Street Church, Richmond,
Va, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Interment will be in Hollywood
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-11-28

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Evening star., 1928-11-28
Baby, z Months Old,
Sent by Air Mail,
Stands Trip Well

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Novem-
Der 28.-An air mail trip from
Colombia to Ecuador is the
experience of a seven-month-old
baby which was brought here yes
terday from Cali, Colombia.
Outside of a little whimpering.
the baby arrived In excellent con-
dition and passed the customs in
spection without dicf1ulty.
Evening star., 1928-11-28

Princeton students, one in every five
In the university, earned in year in
60 lines of employment $376,792.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

Diego, Yuma. and Tucson, Ariz.; El
Paso, Fort Clarke and Laredo, Tex
If necessary arrangements can be made
the party will spend night in Mexico
City and stop in Tampico on the way
back.
Brief stops will be made in Rock
port and Beaumont, Tex, and then
the tour will go to New Orleans, Pensa-
cola, Tallahassee and Miami. The
party will fly from Miami to Havana,
stopping overnight, and back to Palm
Beach the next day.
Turning northward the planes will
fly to Jacksonville, Charleston. 8. c.:
Richmond and the next day they will
make Washington.
Evening star., 1928-03-21
FLYERS ENDURANCE
TEST THWARTED
Gene Shank Fails to Make
Record Due to Break in
Gas Feeder.
Hy the Associated Pres

Ey the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL Mimi. March PA
broken gas feed line. bane of the air
men. ended Gene Shank'S effort to eS-
fshl1Sh new endurance records early
today after his 90 horsepower biplane
had been in the air IL hours and IS
minutes
The accident was the second expert
ence by the 22-year-old Law student
aviator since he took of from the ice
OF White Bear Lake at lit pm. yes
ter6ay, A line of hose from another
plane. which was being used to refuel
Shank's ship last night was severed
by the propeller Of the biplane.
Claims One Record.
Although Shank fell far short of the
solo fight mark of SSi2 hours held by
Col Charles A. Lindbergh, the refuel-
inS mark Of S7i2 hours and the world
endurance record Of 52l2 hours, one
record for his class Of plane was
claimed for him. Available records in
dicate that his time III the air eX-
ceeded by IS minutes the best previous
record for light planes ot the OK type,
held BY the late Harry Brooks.
The gasoline tank on ShanS's plane
vas nearly empty when he landed.
Cruises LeiSurely.
Through the early hours of his fight
Shank cruiSed leisurely through the
skies. dropping notes frequently or
signaling that his motor was perform
in1 perfectly. His bride of few weeks
was at the airport early In the evening
and once the flyer Swooped down close
10 the hangar and waved and shouted
TO her as she stood. answering his
greeting. under q light on the hangar
roof.
Had he not been forced down. Shank
intended TO make second attempt al
refueiing IN the air this morning.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

total of from % to 90 hours will be
spent in the air.
From Boston the air tourists will go
to Montreal. ottawa and Toronto, then
to Detroit and from there to Chicago.
The fleet of airships will head west,
stopping at Des Moines. Omaha, North
Platte. Nebr.; Rock Springs. Wyo.:
Salt Lake City, Boise. Spokane and up
into Canada again. stopping for a night
in Vancouver British Columbia. Re-
turning to this country, they will stop
at Seattle, Portland, Greg. and Med
ford. Greg. and then head south into
California, making nights stop at
Oakland. The next day they will go
to Fresno, Bakersfield and Los Angeles.
Turning eastward they will touch San
Evening star., 1928-03-21

The first all-America air tour-a s.
day trip covering practically all of the
United States and the principal cities
of Canada and touching Mexico and
Cuba-will start from Washington next
Summer, 1t was learned today. Twenty
five huge multi-motored planes will be
used. carrying 206 passengers. in addi-
ton to the pilots. navigators and man.
ayers of the tour.
Virtually all plans for the tour have
been completed, according to the Amer
ican AirwayS Tours. which Is engineer
ing the project. This concern, a pioneer
in the field, sponsored the New York
to-Chicago aerial tour last September,
OfficeS are TO be opened here shortly
to complete the arrangements.
Washington was decided upon as the
most logical starting point, because of
its location and the fact that it is the
Nations Capital. The planes will take
Evening star., 1928-03-21
FIRST ALL-AMERICAN TOUR
TO LEAVE CAPITAL IN SUMMER
35-Day Trip Covering u. S. and Touching
Canada, Mexico and Cuba Will Be
Made by Is Planes.

of either from Boiling Field or Hoover
Field, and will proceed to Philadelphia
and New York to pick up members OF
the party from those cities. The first
nights stop will be in Boston.
The tour will offer the first oppor-
tunity ever given to see all of America
in a little more than a month. Prac-
tically every large city will be touched
and the itinerary has been SO arranged
that overnight stops will be made in
the largest and most interesting cities
Arrangements also have been made for
sightseeing trips, golf, fishing and other
sports, Several two-day stops have been
included.
The company said today that many
applications have already been re-
ceived.
The tour will start from here june
Is and will end here July 20. About
10000 miles will be covered and a
Evening star., 1928-03-21

HAMMOND, Ind, March 81 GA
change Of venue 10 the Porter County
Circuit Court was granted yesterday TO
George Allen Chisholm, held on an in
6ictnent charging him with drowning
his two boys IN the Indiana Harbor
ship Canal on February 9. The case
viii be tried before Judge II. L. Crum-
packer.
Evening star., 1928-03-21

DG DOILG
When we announced our policy of
Intensive Value Giving, and published
the clothing values we intended giving
the public, we fired shot that was heard
throughout the length and breadth of
Washington.
Doubt reigned at first. Skeptics, too! The scof-
fers and dubious shook their heads.
They said 1T couldn't be done!"
They said we could not continue to sell such Silk
Dresses at the price of for $500.
They said we could not continue to sell the kind
OF Dresses that are offering at S12.74: or
women's finely tailored, silk-lined Suits at
$3.50; Tweed Suits, silk lined, at $3.50: or
such Spring Coats, silk lined and fur trimmed,
at $3.50.
They did not believe we could continue to self
such Mems Suits of all-wool fabrics so finely
tailored. at $3.50 and $3.50.
That was three weeks ago-22 days. to be exact!
Washington Is still buzzing and marveling
over 1t. The seemingly impossible had been
made possible through the stupendous va1ue-
giving capacity of the Julian Goldman Or
ganization. They came. they saw-AND
WERE CONVINCED!
Those y days have seen ali previous selling rec
r.. ords broken, ali former buying activity over
yshadowed. Those y days have given you-
our public-a store service, new and
tremendously increased measure of value for
your clothes-do1lar.
And, with the pubic's help, we are prepared to
sustain and keep Up this unparalleled service
rendering-this unprecedented value giving,
the like of which has never been equa1ed In
Washington. city In which value and serv-
ice abound.
You may be accustomed to buying your
clothes for cash. either from habit or choice. But
that makes no difference to Us. 1t Is our purpose
to sell YOU apparel at prices that cannot Be
equaled IN Washington, and If you do find that
YOU can buy anything you purchase here for less
elsewhere do not hesitate to bring 1t back.
If you prefer to buy on budget plan, come In
and Use Our plan, and bear In mind that we make
interest charge whatever for this service and
that you Use 1t and buy at the very same prices
as If YOU bought for cash.
Either way, we guarantee that If you can
duplicate prices for less (whether for cash or
on a budget plan), your money will be refunded
on the asking.
And. most important of all, you do
not buy at The Julian Goldman Store
YOU depriving yourself of the best
clothing values to be had for your
money more YOU ARE DOING
YOURSELF AN INJUSTICE!
We could charge lots more for the
things we offer. and some people would
probably like 1t better But purpose
Is to give you the greatest values that
we possibly and that shall always
be aim!
T,.I.n~. H~II.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
ARIZONA WOMAN
SENTENCED TO DIE
Gray-Haired Mother First of Sex
to Incur Penalty in States
History.

TUCSON. Ariz.. March 20.-For the
first time in Arizona's history woman
has been condemned 10 death for mur-
der.
Mrs. Eva Dugan. 50. gray-haired and
the mother OF two children, yesterday
was sentenced 10 be hanged in the Flor
ence, Ariz. Peaitentiary, June !, for the
murder of her former employer, A. j.
Mathis. more than year ago.
Sentence was pronounced after the
court had denied one by one nine mo-
tions for a new trial and two alternative
motions. One ground named as basis
for a new trial plea was post card
mailed from Tulsa, Okla. to Mrs Dugan
az Florence and purporting to have been
written by the mysterious Jack. who
the woman has contended was her COM
panion In the fight from the Mathis
ranch and was the real slayer OF the
aged rancher.
Although the post card was offered as
new evidence, il was ruled out on the
objection Of the State that ii was un-
subseantiated and unsworn, and would
not be admissible even though new
trial were granted Mrs. Dugan first was
arrested in White Plains, n. Y. on rob-
berry charges in connection with the
theft OF the Mathis automobile. She
was convicted on that count and was
brought back here from Florence. where
she was serving the robbery sentence,
for her trial on the murder charge.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
SAYS S|BSEN OUTD|D
SHAKESPEARE ART
G. B. Shaw Sees Bard and
Moliere as NoViCeS in
Comparison.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 2o.--ShakeSpeare
and Moliere were tyroS in dramatic art
as compared with Henrik Ibsen, and
the latter freed womanSmd from the
inhihitions of the Jane Austen period,
In the opinion of George Bernard
Shaw. Mr.. Shaw last night expressed
these ideas In lecture celebrating the
IhSen centenary.
y say without hesitation that
Shakespeare and Moliere were always
Ike beginners. compared with IhSen,
In valuation of the human mind, in
faculty of insight and in the funda-
mental genius Of the Story-teller," said
Mr.. Shaw.
He compared the pre-IbSen woman
with the post-IhSen woman. and said
that Jane Austen. George Eliot and
Charlotte Bvontc were not real women.
but only stage women. playing parts
and living up 10 the ideal Of woman
hood.
ThSen broke the Jane Austen spell
and smashed the stage figure with
the result that the next generation Of
women came up as real.
They came up almost exactly like
men" said Mr.. Shaw,
He asserted that his success with
woman characters in his own plays was
not due to any personal experience, for
he had been far too busy 10 have
what IS called a career but simply
because / assumed that woman was
almost exactly like man.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

EIkSTRtC wIRtNG Ann EIXFrRgS a
FaAsas ss 40W ~ $40; sas mas sssss@Ata AAa
save tsnA@ Aaa MAassSS WaGk gaagS#tea4,
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Evening star., 1928-03-20
PARIS, PAST AND PRESENT,
THEME OF "TRAVEL TALK"
Mrs. 2. H. Ruscoe viii Give Free
Lecture Tomorrow Evening at
Southeast Community House.

%Paris Past and Present" the third
cs the series Of travel talks by Mrs.
Frank H Ruscoe, VIII BE- the free lee
ture at the Southeast Community Cen
ter IN the Eine Junior High School
Building tomorrow evening.
Three short plays viii be performed
a. the Southeast Center Saturday
night. They win be The Valiant the
prize winning play in the recent d. c..
play tournament, which viii be enacted
by the Central Community Company.
and Eyes That See" and Etiquette, ;"
by the Southeast Community Players.
The Valiant" viii be under the direc-
tlon Of Denis T. Connel and VIII have
Dorothez Lewis Robert 81. Miller, jr.;
Frederic J. Easkin, lr.: Frank L. Beis-
ser and John u. Long IN the cast.
At the East Washington Community
Center at New Eastern High School
Building another Of the d. &. touFla-
nnsnt plays vii be given Saturday
night, preceded by the showing Of moy-
srg pictures. The wilson Players Of
the Columbia Heights Center viii pre-
sent Mr.. Sampson" with cast CON-
posed oi Irene keikirk, Elizabeth Dyer
ard Harry Westcott, under the direc-
tioa OF Aurora 81 Poston.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
DEAvER is CONFIRMED
AS JUDGE IN GEORGIA
eenate Approves Nomination 10
Bench as Successor 70 TIL
son, Recess Appointee.

n f}ss oesateo Prske
The nomination Of Bascom S. Dea~
ver 70 oe Federal judge for the middle
Georgia district was confirmed late yes
teTday by the Senate.
DezveT succeeds on the bench VIII
Ham J. g'ilsoEl, who served under recess
sppoiGtment after opposition had de-
yeaopec ~ na& selection by President
Coolsc9e mere TiJgon hag been nom
mated aYaa confirmed IS Judge " the
Feoefas Customs Court a. New YORK.
beavers nomination was approved
yesterday morning by tfe Senate judi
casry committee. Just before adjourn
nseTt ~ the Senate late IN the day.
EenAtog Stephens, Democrat. M!Ssis~
sspp., formally reported on the notniDa~
1agFs
Without going through the usual
fe8uaaiitiss ~ having nomination passed
Of Ia executive sess50n Senator George,
DenlOcfat. Georgia. asked tor coffirna-
tA1n iH 0Leu session, II BaS approved
p5GfGgt debate gr roll eal.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
FORMER JUDGE TERMED
INSANE WHILE ON BENCH
II yurix1 Charged With Counter
fsiting Fablic EeaIs-~WifnsEs
Gays He Was Crazy"

E. aAe AksaclsAsH F}fsA.
CHICAGO, March zg,-DQFiBg tne
las two gesrk former Judge john
E4egk sas ~ tbs Gbleag9 Criminal
Ggs3ft bench be- ~as insane and IN
capable ~ eilEpslDg D@tNesB right and
wong" Chief JHsl8cf Hairy Oi5Jn II
ohs Municipal Courts testified Ths
testimony vas given at the TRIAL " tAe
former Judge wac Is charged viii ce~
ffaudin9 eiteA1s agld Co3AgArfeltiag pub
!4e Geais
The former Judge Is piesdiDE Insanity
IS Il deienA9 fgf alleged fTBad4lent Ffai
estate operations, sbscn are ssIc 10
is " BsEtec him $500 600 50 tls last
lev years, lie Vas q judge from 1919
e. 1920.
Another 6efsnse NitnesA WaA HFk.
Esrtna nesareiDeT stesss ispaiaoy our
snR 1925 ard 1929, atl9 testified eias was
certain he vas efszy" Sis tes0 how
sne former Judge wisile residing Ut her
hoahe, uikG " Eelss 4ai6k2ss y = gsls
W&ds - y 4s2 .~.e
Evening star., 1928-03-20

COIURFD MAN lN to y Nears. as WiIhioW
washer for large office building and oeea-
si0nal work as chauffeur. salary, SIS neF
week must have District drivers nefmtt
Renly stating age weight education ami
give references. Address Box 1seJ star
Evening star., 1928-03-20

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up NAstatuty aat} pA3SEeHtsg ~ FN<as<atkese
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Evening star., 1928-03-20

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Evening star., 1928-03-20

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MA&--NtH give Young man, employed
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aud board exchange furnace work, waiting
and other light duties Morning anf eve. Nh
salary Ref required. Phuma y. plAA bel,
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