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Smyrna times., 1928-06-27
CLAYTON
Budget Of News Gathered Here and
There Of NeighbOrhOod Interest

There of NeighbOrhOOd Interest
Rev. E. A. Lemoine, rector announc-
es there will be no service next Sun
day in Trinity Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Anderson and
children Of Queen Anne, Md, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rill Boggs of near Greenspring.
Mrs. Margaret Robinson and little
Jane Robinson, of Oxford, Nd, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Johnson.
Mrs. William I. Hoffecker has re-
turned home after spending several
days with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Pennock at Elkton, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Raulbough and
daughter, Mrs. Neil Marvel, and Miss
Ada Hinmen of Wilmington, spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Parker.
Miss Katherine Hardesty and Mr..
Francis Irwin of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Hardesty.
Miss Lottie Rust and Mr.. Julian
Dunning spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mrs. j. S. Cobb and Mrs. Henry
Cummins and son have returned home
after spending sometime with friends
at Washington.
Little Thelma Shane met with an
accident Saturday evening in Smyrna.
She was struck by an automobile and
badly bruised. She received treat
ment at DR.. Deakyne's office and is do
ing nicely.
Ewell's NJ. p. Church, Rev. ]. Pey-
ton Adams, pastor, makes the an
nouncements for Sunday services
Sunday School, 10 a. M; preaching, IL
and 7.3O p. m; Christian Endeavor at
z D. M; Prayer meeting Wednesday
at 7.30 p. m.
Salem NJ r. Church preaching at
3 D. m; solo BY Miss Georgia Moffett
''The Church BY the Side Of the Road"
Que to the efforts mostly Of Mrs. JOS
eph Marker, the Children's Day held
in this church June 10th, was splen-
did success.
Mrs. N.G. Serverson and her grand
daughter, Thelma Hawkins, left last
Friday for Chicago to visit Mrs. Serv-
erson's niece, Mrs. J. @. Hetherington.
Mrs. Sarah Draper Of New Jersey,
and Mr.. James Cooke, Of Chester, Pa,
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Mamie Shockley and family.
st. Paul's MI E. Church, Clayton,
Rev. d. J. Givan, pastor, has these an
nouncements-T church school was
well attended last Sunday. As usual
during the warm weather, some were
absent. How fine and how influential
it would be if more Of the members
Of the church would attend prayer
meeting. Some are always there, but
others never. Church School, 10 am;
Holy Communion, i'll; Sunday evening
song service, 7.45; preaching at 3
May W. have special music Sunday
evening and a short sermon.
Smyrna times., 1928-06-27
HARTLY
Items Of Personal and Socitl Interest
Cleaned About the NeighbOrhoOd

Hartly, June 26.-The F'iremen's
Carnival of Hartly Will start Friday,
June %, ending July 4. Come and
help the good cause along. These men
are very prompt in answering All calls
where their help is needed; now it is
up to the people to help them.
The dedication Of Hartiy's new M.
Z. Church On Sunday, June "A, was a
decided success. Services next Sun
day-Sunday School at 10 o'clock;
preaching BY the pastor, Rev. J. B.
Vaughn, IL a. IN. Come out and join
with Us in these services.
Children's Day will be held in Beth
esda NJ. p. Church Sunday evening,
July 1. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Daily had as
their dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bell of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Truitt spent the
weekend with their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G..
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Inman Of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with Mrs. In
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Roadway.
Miss Myrtle Hutchins is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Edward Urian.
Mr.. Harley Bodley and friend Miss
Mildred West, spent Sunday at Beth
any Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thompson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Thompson Of Wilmington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Thompson of Sea-
ford, and Mr.. Lee Thompson of Sea-
ford,
Miss Elva Taylor entertained com
pany of Buck Hill Falls over the
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Schultz and
Miss Ruth Daily spent Sunday at Beth
any Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis of Mary
del were Sunday guests of Mr.. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis.
Mrs. Howard Schwitzer and Miss
Frances DAILY visited friends in Mary
del on Friday.
Smyrna times., 1928-06-27
CHESWOLD
Items of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the Neighborhood

ALEAAS Va NA5OAtaA G4lAA AObNAaAA
Cleaned About the NeighborhOOd
Cheswold, June 26.-The town Of
Cheswold has bought Fire Truck,
equipped with chemical tanks, and
ladders. Citizens have feeling Of
satisfaction with such fire fighting
equipment.
The young ladies and young mems
Bible Glass were entertained last We'd
.nesday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ross near town. a very
delightful evening was spent after
which they were served with refresh
ments.
MI. and Mrs. Bryon Sipple recently
entertained the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs Willie Garrett, Miss Edith
Sapp and Mr. Frank Moore, Of Dover,
Miss Millicent FARRELL and George
Sapp Of near Cheswold.
Owen Evans, of Philadelphia, spent
week end visit with his parents here.
Mrs. Belle Berry is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Ann Tobin, in Phila-
delphia.
Smyrna times., 1928-06-27

son in law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Baynard, Detroit, Mich.
Miss Kitty Braye, who is in train
ing at Cooper Hospital, Camden, n.
j., is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Braye.
Mr.and Mrs. Joseph NJ. George were
Baltimore visitors last week.
Miss Margaret Ellen Paynter has
returned from Easton hospital, where
she was operated for tonsil and adj
enoid trouble.
Smyrna times., 1928-06-27
LEIPSIC
Items Of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About Neighborhood

items OF GerSOfldi anu IoOC1dI Mcltb1oii
Cleaned About NeighborhOod
Lepsic, June 26.-The public school
vacated June the 10th, the teacher,
Miss Mabel Byrant returned to her
home in Waverly, Va.
The new concrete street thru town
is mostly cured and will be open to
traffic soon.
Kenny Wright, of Philadelphia, was
a recent visitor with his mother, Mrs.
John L. Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pauley, Miss
es Elizabeth and Margaret Sylvester,
of Wilmington, spent a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moffitt, of
Blackbird, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Moffitt last week.
Mrs. Edward Wilson and son, Ned
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BLACKBIRD
Items Of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About the NeighbOrhood

Cleaned About the NeighbOrhOod
Blackbird, June 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert David and Miss Emily Fort
ner spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fortner who also entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Manlove Davis and son
Donald Of Wilmington.
Mr.. John Heinold has returned from
a three weeks visit with his sister
Mrs. William Hutchison at Newark.
Miss Arie Hill is attending the sum-
mer school at Newark.
Mrs. Addie Spicer is visiting in
Newark.
Miss L. Ethel Taylor who has been
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W.EASTERNAk
i7i9 ccMnxeuevr WV

The shop that is known Tor an~
rarel that answers the desire
moderne for clothes that are
different"
Jus, now Mr.. Pas,crnak, Junior.
ri the firm IT, ra>,eruak. is IN
Europe attending the Spring
openings OF the leading courteous
OF Paris.
Pasternak's showing oil suits,
coats. sports toss. dresses and
evening gowns ior Northern
Spring and Southern resort wear
are being displayed today. tomos-
row. and each day tollowng,
New apparel is arriving daily
one more beautiful and striking
than the other in us own new
fashion, You are invited 70 ,ome
IN daily 10 this lovely Spring
showing
Suits are more stunning than
ever III wofstrds. oxford cover,s
and tweeds, Some unusual turs
are silver tox. pointed iox. cross
iox, and sable Hats IN an array
OF Spring and tropical eolers are
shown IN telts. stgaws. silks and
combinations OF material Dresses
Tor afternoon and early evening
arc captivating IN prints, dashing
angoras aud erepes While ior
formal wear they arc displaying
printed ch,hons, satins aud point
d'esrtee,
Th,. beautiful showing is going
on each day tar the constantly
arriving new Spring and Southern
wear. Come in each dav.
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ruvian delegation to the Tacna- AFRICA
Boundary Commission, who, with his
daughters, the Senoritas Olga. Carman
Rosa and Maria OrdoneZ, have made
their home at the Wardman Park Hotel
since last Summer. will go to New York
this week for months stay prior to
sailing for their home In Peru.
Mrs. George r. Guernsey Of indie
pendence, Kans, former president gen.
eral of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, entertained at dinner last
night at the Willard Hotel. Miss Cath
crime Nettleton of Derby. Conn.,, State
regent of the d. A. r. for Connecticut
also entertained dinner guests at the
Willard last night. Mrs. Guernsey and
Miss Nettleton are In Washington In at
tendance upon the D. A. r. conference
at Continental Hall.
Mrs. Charles Philip Keeper. Mrs.
Eugene Andrew. Mrs. william Clinton
Deane and Mrs. William Walton Badg-
ley will be at home at 1920 Decatur
street next Sunday afternoon from 4 to
o'clock to the executive committee OF
the Missouri Society and friends.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Harry B. Halves, Mrs. Sam c. Major,
Mrs. Ralph F. Lozier. Mrs. Richard
Yates. Mrs Marion E. Rhodes. Mrs.
James L. Baity, Mrs. Sumner Curtis,
Mrs. John B. Gordon, Mrs. Otis I.
Rogers. Mrs. Willard Holmes. Mrs.
Stanley Rulings and Mrs. Nat Lacy.
Others assisting will be Mrs. Craig Red
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Mrs. Harrison Brand, jr.; Mrs. Walter
O. Rawk and Mrs. Robert M. Gates.

MRS. Harrison branu, Jr.; MIS-. waiter
o. Rawk and Mrs. Robert M. Gates
Ensign and Mrs. o. H. Hill, son and
daughter-in-laW, respectively, Of Lieut.
and Mrs. Patrick Hill, have taken an
apartment at ITO Parkway, New Lon
don, Conn.,, for the remainder Of the
Winter.
Judge and Mrs. A. C. Tolson enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Willoughby Nc
Cormick of Baltimore, the company
later attending the Bal Boheme.
At the reception today for Mrs. Al
fred j. Brosseau. president general
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
given by Mr.. and Mrs Cabot Stevens
at their residence. group of debut
tantes will assist under the leadership
OF three popular buds OF last year, Miss
Saiiie Hewes Phillips. Miss Anna South
ara Larner and Miss Marguerite ')rme
among the debutanteS will be Miss
Alice Davis. Miss Helen Robinson, Miss
Theodore Catalina. Miss Janet Phillips.
Miss Lucy Larner, Miss Hester Ann
LIE Fevre, Miss Bina Day Deneen, Miss
Marjory Mondell. Miss Fannie Dial,
MISS Sarah Major. Miss Olive Shirley,
Miss Margaret Davenport and Miss
Caroline Jackson.
Mrs. Henry G. Clay entertained at
dinner last evening in compliment to
her niece. Miss Elizabeth Amole. who
has just returned from a years visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, at
Honolulu. Miss Amole has brought
home with her a number of native cos
TUNES. souvenirs and pictures and fol-
lowing the dinner she talked to the
guests. while showing her collection.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Patrick Hill and their
daughters. Miss Alice Hill and Miss
Josephine Hill. have taken an apart
ment In Cathedral Mansions for the
remainder OF the Winter. They have
as their guest the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Robert Brodie.
jr: Later IN the season Mrs. Brodie
will go to Panama to join her husband,
Ensign Brodie. who Is now on duty on
the U. S. S. Denver.
Miss Alice Hill, daughter of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Patrick Hill, will leave Saturday to
spend the week end In Annapolis. She
will attend the Navy relief show Satur-
day afternoon at the Naval Academy.
Col. Oscar Ordonez, head of the Pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

February is party time-and
Tally-ho Tavern is the ideal party
rendezvous.
Tally-ho Tavern has become
the most popular haunt for par
ties because-sheir food is the
best. their service unsurpassed.
they help you plan your menu
and carry out appointments TO
your every wish III you desire
them). you may engage private
room for special parties.
Tally-ho is located convenient
ly and you will find their prices
much more reasonable than
others.
Before your next party or
mee,ing-he il large or small
call and &c, their estimate. You
will be convinced.
$40 Eth Street.
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smart apeatel ier SpssnS aa&
Palm Reach is ,ntespa~tea N
a delightful artav ~ models dis
PLAYED nv manneaems III Sess>
uanna'> lovely anteFma, >Aow'aS,
~-~rensNVew i the la>s iaN,
Noa are ces&,al,N IaSsed 81 ,hs>
fashion eNens~~ls> the tasS III
WaShsaSsea's Smarss>s ssreleS
Some sew ef the many aseNSess
"a three eSere sports saSewese>
silk SAlgt, anScga sweater, aad
anSeia S<.at tr,mmea in rider is
unusually smart IN dove grew and
apple Sgeea~~ana equally mart
are the ea>AA seS> IN ea>sels~~sAe
afternoon ayeS>eS are asanS~~eae
le>else than the esaeF ard tas
same ter the evsn.aS ScwN>~~aRd
shaeesux, \eSus n>elt
Ii Noa esoaes possibly e<>sse TO-
ns<>lrcw kettS Mama sANsaes
YOU ~ drop ~ any time aaa see
the Wany lovely sAses> ia Der
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You may OF NAV not have been
born beautiful. hut YOU can be
made pleasant To hook upon,
Nour skin NAV be clean, fine.
smooth and lovely ii YOU follow
Elizabeth Arden method rele~
phone nov scr appointment
Franklin &sA
iiI Connecticut Avenue.
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There will be formal luncheon at
the Congressional Club March !.
The lat home" OF the Congressional
Club will be on Tuesday of next week
from $50 to IL o'clock. cards being
issued.
Mrs. Charles j. Happier entertained
small company at luncheon at the
Mayfiower Hotel yesterday following the
musical, when her guests we're: Mrs.
Carter Glass. Mrs. John F. Shafroth.
Mrs. Percy E. Quin. Mrs Samuel Major.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

Samuel J. Henry will not observe her
day at home Sunday. February S, but
she will receive the following Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Thompson Seton
will be at home Sunday, February IL,
from 4:30 to 6 O'Clock at the Mayfiow-
err Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Love Taylor has arrived
in Washington for the remainder Of
the Winter and is established at 1857
4 street.
Mrs. David Meade Lea will be At
home informally Monday afternoon and
again Monday. February Is. in her
homie, at 2l12 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Edgar j. Orme entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Mayflower
Hotel, having among her guests Nine
Lima. wife of the Minister Of Salvador;
Mrs. Stokeley Morgan and Miss Evelyn
Walker.
Mrs. Joseph S. Wall will be at home
tomorrow afternoon.
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dish. Miss Jane Anderson, Miss Eliza
beth Blunt. Miss Louise Foster. Miss
Villa Gallagher and Miss Ethel Rogers
Mrs. Percy Madison Millner Of Mar
tinsville. Va, is visiting her mother in
Chevy Chase.
Mrs Henry D. Flood has as her guest,
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"Ncur lace
is more near
" YOU than
anything else
III v . u E
whole ce r.
>cnal nyS-
you are rec
egnised b v
aud d,sta
sa,shed from
Miss or Mrs
by y Q II T
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Great reductions!
Oriental Rugs

Are you one OF the many happy
smart shoppers who has taken
advantage of this great sale? Ii
you haven't already-ycu are ad.
yised TO hurry, for Oriental rugs
at these prices are being snapped
up by those who realize the bar
gains in these wonderful buys,
This collection OF Orientals is
probably the largest and most
beautiful in Washington.
Because OF overs,ock and new
shipments these Oriensals have
been reduced amazingly low ior
immediate disposal Come early.
loo Connecticut Avenue.
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The Mediterranean which have
just been uncrated and are now
on display.
The prices on these are lower
than sale prices-the refugee ar
fists must be kept busy-the mar
kes must move. for their products
are their bread and butter"
Help them!
The linens include luncheon
sets, bridge covers. scaris. run
ners. pillow tops and handker.
chiefs.
1854 Connecticut Avenue.
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at Wardman Park Hotel, Miss MAJ
Langhorne Of Greenwood, Va. who wi [
be with her for some time.
The program Of the Junior League
cabaret ball Is to be especially featured
this year. It will be most attractive in
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f..
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) II the Spring my ladies' fancy
lightly turns % thoughts a.
clo'hes-srd 10 the prodig,casly
smart lady or girl who would BE
correctly dres>ed-sha: means
Francisc.
All their stock is fresh and new
"a showing OF Sprinssir,e AID
Palm Beach apparel Tor sports.
afternoon and evening 20 please
the mos, discriminating.
There are dashins prints. gay
hannels aud eashss. and swirhnS
ehiffons and erepes in the ecic-s
Of awakening Spring and srcpNal
skies.
See them AZ
1919 Que $.reet.
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Miss Boardman Honor Guest
At Congressional Club Tea.
Miss Mabel Boardman will be the
guest of honor Of the Congressional Club
at its Friday afternoon tea tomorrow
and will speak on "Women's Service. 4"
There will be music and tea will be
served following the talk. The recep-
ton starts at o'clock. A harpist will
contribute several numbers.
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Sprins,ime irockS,
Srfinst,ne irceks!

SrftnStime ircekS!
For little ones and tiny sctS~-aave
lust been unpaeked and are now
on display for YOU 10 see.
For babies there are fine hand
made dresses-~tcr little girls and
boys up 10 seven SearS-~new
dresses suits and sports toys Tor
party and play--in all the ceicrs
al bright balloons aud waving
Spring tlowefS-pr,eed modes,ly.
le9 Que Street.
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lis the MUSK, ncveI,N feature
attractions. the atmosphere. the
ie>>l ard ,ae people who 50 thar
make Warxsnsan G&a>e> mos,
popular,
Nightly except SUNDAYS
Wavin,aa Park Eese,
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:" HE President and Mrs. Coolidge
will BE- hosts at the annual re-
ception given in honor of Con-
i gress a; the White House to-
night Many of the Senators
and Representatives have guests who
have come 10 Washington to attend,
.sead there will be larger representa-
zion from the upper and lower houses
than at any reception in years past.
Mfr. Cameron w Forbes of Boston
is the guest of President and Mrs.
Coolidge.
=
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur were the honor guests at dim
ner last evening of the Assistant Secre-
tayr Of the Navy and Mrs. Theodore
Douglas Robinson. In the company
were Senator and Mrs Claude A. Swan
son. Senator Tasker l. O0die. Senator
and Mrs Hiram Bingham. Admiral and
Mrs Charles F Hughes. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Arthur willard and Mrs.
AClory Perkins
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there's r .
place Ii < (
Narin.an Is
heard III all sAe
smart scseS
society circles
/. i>nt iu>t
one :A,DS-,, 5
eNerNta'',S III
clad i IN
W ar / Il, 4 II
PARK dances
that \ B V {
made snsm the
faSpgtte
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You must go
into the Near
East today
and see the
orispy fres h
and beautiful
linens from
til far OF
lands around
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The Orient and Gift Shop
Real bargains marked for clos
ing out with disregard for price.
This beautiful stock includes
unusual suggestions Tor bridge
prizes, unique gifts. pottery.
coolie coats. mandarins, linens.
fancy pillows. bags. hangings.
Oriental embroideries, lamps,
bags, smart line OF Spring hats.
Japanese prints.
The great savings will pay you
to come out OF your way.
This shop is in the east lobby
of Wardman Park Hotel near the
4 wing entrance.
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Nine. Matsudaira, wife OF the AM
bassador Of Japan. will be at home to-
morrow afternoon and Friday. February
n. but she Will not observe her day at
home the other Fridays in this month.
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Additional Sports
OLYMPIC TEAM :
REACHES HOME

New York. Aug. 22.-lP-The
main body Of Americas Olympic
athletes returned today from AM
sterdam aboard the liner President
Roosevelt and received q noisy well
come.
While some Of the athletes ap-
peared downhearted and disappoint-
ed at the showing Of their team
abroad, Major General Douglas Ma
carthur expressed the official atti-
tude by issuing statement in which
he had high praise for the improved
quality of athletic competition
abroad and pointed to what he said
is an unprecedented number of rec
ords broken by the American en-
trants to indicate the strength Of
this years Olympic field.
The Olympic ship was met at
quarantine by the mayors commit
tee aboard the official reception
boats, the Macon and Manhattan.
and escorted up the bay to the ac-
compartment Of the shriekinp Of
Sirens. footing Of whistles, the BLAIR
ing OF . band and blasts Of water
flung high into the air by q fireboat
Oft the battery.
Because Of the rain which was
falling when the vessel locked It
was decided to have the city's Off
cial reception to the team immediate
y and at the pier, dispensing with
the scheduled parade up Broadway
to the city hall.
Bob McAllister, the veteran New
York flying cop, returned declar-
INK he would never put on his run
ming shoes again. McAllister lost
out in the Olympic 100-meter spring
after pulling tendon and he said
It nearly broke his heart to lose. He
had been training hard for two years
with the Olympic race Is his goal,
b. said.
Johnny Weissmuller, who success
fully defended his Olympic 10O-me-
ter treestyle swimming champion
ship, caused something Of / sensa-
ton BY announcing that he doubted
whether he would participate in the
next Olympies. Ho Was asked Il Re
would 50 into the movies an: replied
that that N; sup IN the air. John
ny VII remain ii New York for sev-
eral days q give Some exhibit3one.
He setd b has cot sntersd Into my
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-22
JURY WITNESS
Is SHOT DEAD
Knew Too Much About Slay.
ing Of Chicago Negro on
4. :.
Election Day

Chicago, Aug. 22.-R)-SouRht az
. witness for the special election
frauds grand jury, Leigh Di Ber-
automobile parked under a viaduct
On the west side today.
Di Bernardo was wanted for ques-
tioning in connection with the slay-
Ing Of Octavius Granady, negro can
didats opposing Morris Eller for
10th ward committeeman who was
assassinated on primary election
day. Police began an investigation
81 Di Bernardo's staying on the
theory he was killed because he
knew too much"
The body, slumped down over the
steering wheel Of his auto, was
found By employees Of . manufacture
ing firm who hurried out after hear
ing Z series Of pistol shots. The as
sailants had fled.
Two pistols. apparently used by
the killers, were found by police, one
dropped in the automobile and the
other on the ground csole by. Di
Bernardo had been shot eight times
and the bullets had been fired 1t
close range, the slayers apparently
having been in the car with their
victim.
Several weeks ago, Benny Zion,
under Indictment by the special
grand jury for implication in Gran
adys Staying, was shot to death and
his body found In m alley on the
ND0K