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Love Angle Hinted in Crim
inal Attack and Murder
i
of English Girl.
Mt the Associated Press.
PEIPING, China, January 9 —
Pamela Werner, 17-year-old English
gill whose mutilated body was found
yesterday in a ditch alongside the
historic Tartar Wall, was killed by
t blow on the head which fractured
her skull, an autopsy disclosed tonight.
Doctors from the Peiping Union
Medical College said Miss Werner
also had been criminally attacked.
British authorities held a prelim
inary inquest. A formal inquest was
•eheduled for next week.
Chinese Avoid Murder Scene.
No arrests have been made. Chinese
police advanced the theory a foreigner
must have done the killing, because
Chinese believe the spot where the
body was found is haunted and none
Would have ventured there. They
•uggested the killing may have been
the climax of a love affair.
At today's hearing at the British
Embassy the girl's father, E. T. C.
Werner, 72-year-old scholar and for
mer British Consular official, identi
fied a watch found on the body as
Pamela's. He also identified a blood
stained skirt found several yards from
the corpse, which dogs had mutilated
almost beyond recognition.
Werner, a widower, disclosed that
yesterday morning, when he was
searching for his daughter, missing
since the night before, he saw the
body in the ditch but "never dreamed
that gruesome sight was my daugh
ter."
Found Peiping Lonely.
Werner told the examiners Pamela
had returned to Peiping December
26 from Tientsin, where she had at
tended the British Grammar School.
Although apparently popular, she was
lonely in Peiping, he said. She left
home Thursday afternoon, saying she
was going to have tea with a Russian
girl chum, Olga Gureivitch. 19, and
that later she was going skating.
Members of the Gurevitch family
said Pamela had confided to them she
frequently quarreled with her father
over bringing friends home. They said
he resented some of them because
they interrupted his studies. Pamela
preferred to live in Tientsin, where
she had many friends, among them a
Russian boy named Horashelvski.
The British authorities were ex
pected to question Miss Werner's friend
shortly.
BAR GROUP DEFERS
REPLY TO GOVERNOR
Pennsylvania Unit Considers
l Earle's Charges of Anti
< Social Views.
Sr the Associated Press.
* HARRISBURG. Pa., January 9.
•-The Pennsylvania Bar Association
deferred today a formal answer to
Gov. George H. Earle's charges the
State association and the American
Bar Association reflected "the anti
social views of big business,” but au
thorized a special committee "to look
Into all angles of the situation.”
Earle's "sweeping indictment of the
profession” was discussed at today’s
meeting of committees.
Sterling G. McNess, Harrisburg,
president, said a meeting may be
called later to consider the report
of the special group.
The Governor charged the asso
ciation fought social security legis
lation. He said “the courts and bar
associations of America” were up
for judgment” before the greatest
tribunal of all—the people.”
SI,000 REWARD OFFERED
Governor Posts Sum in Disappear
ance of Two Texans.
AUSTIN, Tex., January 9 {IP).—Gov.
fames V. Allred offered a $1,000 re
ward today for arrest and conviction
of persons responsible for the death,
If they are dead, of Luther and John
Blanton, farmers.
The reward was added to a previous
|500 offer for recovery of the bodies.
The Blantons, father and son, dis
appeared several weeks ago in the
Vicinity of the million-acre King ranch
lit Southwest Texas.
' •
Man, 44, Boasts
Perfect Record
A t Sunday School
ftor Has He Ever Driven
an Automobile—His
Health Perfect.
Ralph Holtzman, 44-year-old Pat
ent- Office messenger, is something of
• "record" man. He not only hasn’t
.missed Sunday School in 32 years,
wv tic V Cl
driven an auto
Inobile.
\ Questioned
dbout this yes
terday, he was
JWt exactly cer
tain why in ei
ther case, but ex
Jialned the mat
s' with:
" "My mother
taught me to go
to church when
X was a child,
and I haven't
fcnlssed since I
was 12 years old.
K. Holliman.
,witn a record nice mat x can t stop
tiow, can I?
‘T just never got around to driving,
•omehow.”
As a reward for this faith, Holtz
man believes he has been blessed
With good health.
“I’ve been at the Patent Office 18
yeSrs,” he said, “and I haven’t missed
• 'day from work. I’ve never really
been sick.”
Not long ago a friend. Patent Office
Examiner H. I. Huston, and Holtz
man figured the matter out mathe
matically. Their conclusion was that
in attending Sunday School he had
wplked 40.000 miles, had attended for
1*54 consecutive Sundays and had
•pent 38.718 hours in class.
Holtzman, who lives in Silver
Spring, Md., started his church-going
queer at his home town, Luray, Va.,
where his mother still lives. He has
•tece attended in Maryland and
Washington, and is librarian of the
Vaughn Class of the Calvary Baptist
Church here.
e
Applicant No. 1
BELIEVED FIRST TO APPLY
FOR SECURITY PENSION.
ERNEST ACKERMAN,
Cleveland street car motor
man. 65, who is believed to
be the first person to make
application for a lump-sum
payment due under the old
age benefits section of the
social security act. Ackerman,
who has been a motorman
for 33 years, became 65 years
of age on January 2, after
having worked one day. New
Year day. If the Treasury De
partment approves, he will re
ceive a lump-sum payment of
17 cents, equal to 3*4 per cent
of his rvages of 4.96 for oper
ating a street car. The tax of
1 per cent levied by the Gov
ernment for that one day of
work amounted to 5 cents,
leaving him with a net profit
of 12 cents:
—Wide World Photo.
■J
TO JAPAN’S PLANS
Development of Mainland Is
Seen Imperiled by Re
bellion.
By the Associated Press.
TOKIO, January 3.—Japan's plans
for economic development and auton
omization of North China have been
threatened with collapse as a result ■
of the Sianfu rebellion, the newspaper
i Asa hi reported today in a special
j dispatch from Peiping. China.
“Hopei, Chahar, Shansi and Shan
I tung provinces lost their initial en
thusiasm for autonomy under Jap
anese tutelage," the report said.
"Sianfuo shook to its foundations
the existing Chahar-Hopei autonomous 1
region which co-operated economical- j
ly and politically with Japan.
“Chinese autonomous officials, con- '
trary to their former friendly atti- |
tude toward Japan, are avoiding con
tact with the Japenese since Nanking
(the Central Chinese government) as
sumed a stronger anti-Japanese atti
tude throughout China.”
In this connection Gen. Yoshisugo
Tatekawa, an outstanding Japanese
militarist, outlined three prime func
tions for the Japanese army of the
future. Writing in the newspaper
Nichi Nichi, he said they were:
1. To make China terminate anti
Japenese agitation once and for all.
2. To repulse a southern advance in
China of Communists, who, he said,
possess a peacetime army of 90 in
fantry and 25 cavalry divisions, 5,000
airplanes and 5,000 tanks.
3. To maintain peace and order in
Manchukuo.
Gen. Tatekawa pointed out a vast- j
ly augmented army would be essential
i for Japan to achieve such objectives.
_
HOEY PLANS MESSAGE
North Carolina Legislators Pre
pare for Budget Action.
RALEIGH, N. C., January 9 OP).—
Gov. Hoey said today he probably
would have his budget message read
to the General Assembly Tuesday or
Wednesday and legislative leaders
prepared for immediate consideration
of the appropriations and finance
measures.
Budget drafts of the bills are to be
presented to both houses next week
so they may be referred to committees
for public hearings.
Legislators today observed the cus
tomary Saturday "local bills” sessions,
but at subsequent sessions will disre
gard custom and put in a full six-day
week—if they adhere to their vote of
yesterday.
The House today passed a local
bill providing for Sunday base ball
and Sunday operation of motion pic
ture theaters in Cherokee, the west
ernmost county.
'•mua rniaamM
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GRAND >595
Only 5 f««l
I Inch long EASY TERMS
Bench, Delivery, Service Extra.
KITTS
1330 G St.
ADVERTISEMENT.
I,- " . . ' . 1 1 1 1 .1
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RHEUMATISM
Most of the aches, pains, stiffness,
: soreness and lameness of stubborn
rheumatism, neuritis and rheumatic
' tout are caused or aggravated by ex
cess uric acid.
This being the case, one outstand
ing. swift and safe prescription, as any
modern druggist will tell you. is Allen
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lowed capsules that are powerful yet
harmless.
Take these highly effective capsules
as directed— often the pain and agony
go in 48 hours—you won’t be disap
pointed.
3 Heat Control Switch
KWIKWAY ELECTRIC
HEATING PADS
Their soothing heat is beneficial to
many minor aches and pains. Have
a soft, fluffy, long- ^
wearing cover, and S V
full-length cord... ^
I KWIKWAY ELECTRIC .
' heaters!
JJ./nefc «98 \
Diameter ^ ”
They'll take the chill off a room
In a jiffy. With wire safety /
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plated reflector and handle.
THOMPSON'S VITAMIN PRODUCTS
A-B-D CAPSULES
mi89® $2-79
Besides the diseaae-preventtn* vitamin A and the
ricket-preventln* vitamin D—these capsules con
tain vitamin B. which stimulates the appetite and
protects the nerves.
PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
Extra Rich in Vitamin Content
$1.25
Pint ...
Three times the vitamin A and D potency re
quired by the U. S. Pharmacopoeia. In brown
bottle to preserve the vitamin content.
COD LIVER OIL
CONCENTRATE TABLETS (
$1.00 Bottle
of tOO Tablete.
The pleasant way to lake cod liver oil. Each |
tablet is equal in vitamin A and D potency to a
teaspoonful of cod liver oil.
T eated
MONROE FEVER
THERMOMETERS
These thermome
ters ere tested
for accuracy—
and they are
easy to read. In
a handy, twistad
metal case.
ELECTRIC
VAPORIZERS
By Kwikway
ommendcd by your
doctor In tht« rapor
leer for quick, safe re
lief from head cold*.
t ainu*. catarrh and
y elmilar ailments. Cord
extra.
25c
ANACIN
TABLETS
Tin of 12
17«
30c
MILES
ALKA
SELTZER
25*
SOc
NOXZEMA
SKIN
CREAM
39«
$1.00
SQUIBB
ADEX
TABLETS
79*
60c
Parke Davis
I ALOPHEN
PILLS
49«
For Colda. Uae Theta
BARNARD'S
SOFT TISSUES
Box
of 800 for.L.
For Coay Evaningt at Homo
ELtCIKK.
CORN
POPPERS
Bottom Is
gro o v e d to
prevent
scorching . . .
top is per
forated for
(hiking out
u n p o p ped
kernels.
CORD, 19c EXTRA
For Hot Drinkt
With Your Lunch
KEAPSIT
VACUUM
BOTTLES
79 £ PINT
These sturdy bottles
keep liauids hot tor
many hours.
KWIKWAY ELECTRIC
VIBRATORS
COMPLETE WITH THREE ATTACH
MENTS. A massager to soothe tired
muscles, t rubber massage brush
for stimulating the scalp, and a
hard rubber disc
ni\.
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KWIKWAY
ELECTRIC
Therapeutic
LAMPS
^ RELIABLE
COLD REMEDIES
Quickly Relieves
Head Colds . . .
REL
NASAL JELLY
Discontinued V £
50c Size Tube
A llllle bll taaeeted u the note will reHere nt»a! J
rangeitian and make breathing eaaier. I
A Soothing Remedy For Cought > _ ^
— and Bronchial Irritations
Due to Common Colds . • .
HALL'S
EXPECTORANT
Small Larga
Sis* - Sis* . W”
A plraaant arrnp that loathe* Irritate* mem
branfi. warms the chest and throat. __
*1.98
Their rays are soothing
to many minor aches and
pains. Can be removed
from stand and used as
a hand lamp. Complete
with cord.
_
, COUGH SYRUPS
60c Pertussin_51c
35c Pisos_24c
60c Rem_^_49c
35c Smith Brothers_25c
S. & D. Syrup Sedatole_59c
* 50c Syrup Cocillant_148c
, 65c Pinex (concentrated)_45c
65c Bronchuline Emulsion_60c
Peoples Quality Products
Brown Mixture, 4 ounces_25c
Wampoles Creo-Terpin_29c
(S aiineM, balk)
Camphorated Oil, 3 ounces. 25c
50c Aspirin Tablets_39c
<5 train, battle af 100)
Rhinitis Tablets KiMitt. 39c
Castor Oil, 8 ounces_25c
Epsom Salt, pound tin— _15c
NOSE DROPS, INHALANTS
35c Hill* No*e Drop*-24c
65c Mistol No*e Drop*-56c
(Plain ar Ephfdrinatfd)
50c Pineoleum Spray-34c
50c Groves Nose Drops-45c
(Ecnalsifled)
Key* Nose Drop*- _35c
75c Vapex Inhalant-59c
50c Vick* Va-tro-nol-34c
Dobell's Nose
and Throat
ATOMIZERS
Daily spraying of the
ncee and throat will help
prevent colds and sore
throat. These atomizers
have a removable nasal
guard.
Taka at ths First Sign of a Cold
for Prompt Rslisf ...
MILBURN'S
Cold Capsules
Rich in Vitamins That Build
Resistance Against Colds
KIH tlTffl Irtfidl
W. S. THOMPSON'S
Halibut Liver Oil
Capsules, Plain
$ 1.2S Box
SO Captula*_
Particularly Recommended tor the
Relief of Head Colde . • .
CINCHO-TONE
Cold Tablets
| For Clearer, Better Coffee
6-Cup Aluminum
Drip-O-Lotors
I Coffee made the drip
I way 1> certain to
, a please you and the
whole family. It’s bet
ter and more health
ful
PEOPLES COFFEE
Triple Smaitd!
1Pound
I A blend of high Quality
coffee* ... In trlple
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Here’s that "extra" stove you’ve al
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extremely low A ^. — _
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Underwriter ap- ^ w
proved_w
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LYSOL
I Each capiule contain* 10.000 vitamin A I
unite (canal to 414 teaapoonfula of cod I
liver all). Pleaiant ta taka.
/ •»
60c
ZONITE
65c BiSoDol Antacid Powder_44c
75c McElroys Eye Lotion, 8 ounces..49c
60c Caldwells Syrup of Pepsin_41c
SI.20 Father Johns Medicine___84c
40c Musterole, jar or tube_27c
60c Glyco-Thymoline Mouth Wash..44c
30c Hills Cascara Quinine Tablots.__l9c
$1.00 Rinex Capsules, bottle of 30...89c
$1.00 Ironized Yeast Tablets_71c
75c Squibb Liquid Petrolatum, pint_59c
35c Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets..24c
60c Tyrees Antiseptic Powder_40c
60c La Laskie Antiseptic__49c
75c Vicks Vapo-Rub Salvo_55c
75c Agarol Compound___63c
75c Baume Ben-Gay, tube_50c
60c Vem Hasal Ointment, tube_50c
25c Stanback Headache Powders_23c
55c Lady Esther 4-Purpose Cream__39c
83c Tangee Cream or Cake Rouge_75c
25c Phillips Magnesia Tooth Paste—19c
60c Djer-Kiss Face Powder-40c
75c Marchand Golden Hair Wash—58c
60c Fasteeth Dental Plate Powder—49c
$1.10 Angelus Permanent Lipstick—89c
50c MulsKfed Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.35c
10c Cashmere Bouquet Soap—3 for 25c
50c Barbasol Brushless Shavo Croam_39c
60c Danderine Hair Tonic-45c
50c Woodbury Cleansing Cream, jar..35c
25c Merck Zinc Stearate Powder-19c
60c Phillips Magnesia Creams-53c
25c Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder-21c
70c Ponds Face Powder, jar-47c
50c Venida Wave Set, large-39c
75c Moybollino Mascara, cake-50c
... •' » v.
75c GRAHAM
ANALGESIC BALM
Boothlnc to muieultr tehee
tnd other mi
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60c MUSCO
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Soothing to muacular ache* and
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$1.00 GRAHAM BEEF I
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Considered one of the most
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VAPO-MIST
INHALANT
A few drops on the hand
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lowcase by night will relieve
nasal conges
tion and _
make breath
ing easier.
$1 THOMPSON'S
EPHEDRINE
INHALANT
Relieves ‘'stop
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helps cheek
nasal secre
tions In handy
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GRAHAM p
WHITE PINE ^
COUGH SYRUP
With Iceland Mots
A ioothlnc expectorant for
relievlnc couch* due to colds.
Cooling because 0^. _
it is raentho- IIC
Uted.
50c GRAHAM
EFFERVESCENT
SODIUM
PHOSPHATE
A mild, pleasant saline lax
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take. With A X/t
cap that serves ^
as a measure.
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OF MAGNESIA
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Relieves temporary constipa
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Pleasant to take—is oulek. ef
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si.2s fiQc
Pint for... ® 7
35c GRAHAM MILK OF
MAGNESIA TABLETS
Pleasant mint-flavored tab
lets that help
counteract acid
Ity and are
mildly laxative. ^
Bottle of 60 —
. 50c GRAHAM
MILK MAGNESIA
Neutralizes acidity ... la
mildly laxative.
Ha.in t that
••chalky" tasta
_,o 1. Pleas
ant to take PI" '
I Thompson's Imported
VIRGIN OLIVEOIL
Made from selected Italian
Olives—and Is recommended
for medicinal or ^ a^
table use. We
tuarantee It* ww^p
puritr. PINT
HERSHEY'S
Chocolate Syrup
A rich ayrup
for topping
■ i n d a e s.
malting hot
and candy!* POUND
GRAHAM LAXATIVE
COLD CAPSULES
Nip that cold in the ,
bud. with these |
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