Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 12

12 Another Dance Record Shattered.—By WEBSTER. NOW, PUT UF YouR WANO AND LoOK: A THEGGR YoU WeReE SAVING -MO! AnoTvHER SEP! TWANT KBeu 100 MERE FEET OF THIS MR, SLuFe,’ VeRSST Pttt we? THE ' EVENING 12-YEAR SENTENCE OF BOY, 9, APPEALED Father Says Child Was Taken After Stolen Money Had ' Been Restored. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BOSTON, Mass., May :ADeclnrlx, his son Lawrence, nine years ol was given what amounts to sentence of from nine to twelve years for an offense. involving $4.45, for which restitution was made, and that the boy did not have a fair trial ar a chance to defend himself, Augustus Sylvester of Cambridge has filed a petition for habeas corpus in su- preme court. The case is the first of its kind in the history of the Massachusetts su- preme court. The petition alleges that the lad was sent to the Lyman School by order of the third district court of Cambridge on a_ charge of breaking and entering. Under pro- visions “of the statute for transfer rrom there to the industrial school and thence to the reformatory, the sentence 13, in offect, for twelve years, a greater timo than can be given a man for the same offense. The petition recites that on com- , the boy on Feb- . 1914, was complained of in court and that on February 11 the court ordered restitution o which the boy paid, and INTERNAL STRIFE HITS RED CHURCH CONCLAVE Powerful Group Refuses to Attend Rites Installing Vedensky as Archbishop. By the Assoclated Press. MOSCOW, May 7.—Internal strife has developed in the church conclave. Krassnitsky, head of the Living Church council, refused to attend the ceremony yesterday at the cathedral, where, with even more spectacular rites than at the conclave meeting, the priest Vedensky was formally in- crowd as Archbishop of Moscow. Krassnitsky, whose group outnum- bers any other single group in the conclave, expected to play the leading role. Instead, he was overshadowed lhy the combined forces of the . Si- berian Metropolitan Peter, Metropoli- tan Antonin, head of church regen- eration, and Vedensky's apostolic group. In the seclusion of his monastery cell, while the leaders of the other factions were enjoying banquets in celebration of Vedensky's elevation, Krassnitsky said that owing to “in- fluences which could not be over- come,” the Living Church group had even been prevented from holding a caucus. Before the conclave opened it STAR, WASHINGTON, stalled In the presence of a great' D. €., MONDAY, appeared ag If the Krassnitsky group, which had . accepted the communist party program, was strong in the fa- vor of the government. U. S. CONSUL TO LEAVE VLADIVOSTOK MAY 16 ' B Majority of Americans Decide to Remain After Official Rela- tions Are Ended. By the Assoclated Press. 4 VLADIVOSTOK, May 7.—Owing “to the political situation here the Amer- ican consulate will close its doors on May 10 and the consul and his staft will ‘leave for the United States about May 16, it was announced here No American’ representative will re- main in any capacity, it was stated. American citizens have been given the option of staying or leaving with the American consul and the majority, it is said, have &nnounced their in- tention of remaining. ‘Was Better Off Single. From the Boston Transcript. Ex-stenographer—I made the mistake of my life when I married my employer. Sympathetic Friend—How's that? Ex-stenog.—Before we were married he used to pay me $30 a week, and now he doesn’t even pay me compliments. MAY 1923, The Solut°10n of the Sugar Price Reduction in Sugar CONSUMPTION BY CONSUMERS FERDINAND EUSTICE SLUFF, WORLD CHAMAO WHO CAPTURE D THE RECORD FRom Bouvon e h ADENA, CALIF = SUCLEED- IS . DSWALD WINK, AMINGLN CE3 NOMORE SUCH COMTESTS WOULD BE PERMITTED 0.3 (]aevy Clnu, Miller-Built A magnificeht home at a mod- ROCKV ILLE ROCKVILLE. Md., May 7. (Special).— Montgomery county will be well repre- | sented ut the fiftieth se tional Confere Will'attend in an official | the members of the and others interest- are expected to be and_ rep v at the h d Mrs. James A. babies were on ex- how held here fitted to par contest t in conn meet of th with the public The Hartley. Warfield ‘gave the Rockvill cond, bott, Jr. i 1 f Rockville, William £ Rockville, Alfred f Hunting Hill DeLashmutt of Rock of mittee which « and Miss Magruder. S From the Richmond Times-Dispatch. This is no Bue wo just b For. bt That you, d 2 the. object of Hothing that makes A girt ughior tha hatred. If for no other reason, vo! might consider your good look if you can't like a person, a save yourself by just forgetting that | she exists. [ — CHICAGO Lo ST,LoUtS. L — e e— e e, erate price. 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