Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1923, Page 16

CHARGE ENTERED OF RADID FORGERY Recorded Instance Comes to Light as Result of McMil-" lan’s Archc Voyage. What is belleved to be the first in- tance of radio forgery ever recorded come to light as a result of the Bowdoin is now at vinter station, carry- chooner enland to have been ) telephone adelphia am- of the voyage. wireless equipment, es not Include apparatus mitting by telephone. His howev for tr SHOOTING OF DOGS PROBED BY POLICE Valuable Animals Reported Among Those Killed in Tekoma Park. An investigation is being made to- day by Bailiff L. A. Cutshaw of Ta- koma Park, Md., into the shooting of several valuable dogs on Carroll avi nue between Lincoln and Boyd ave- nues, including a German police dog. The attention of the bailiff was called yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, when he received a telephone message stating that severa: dogs had been killed in the vicinity stated ' | He inquired who did the shooting and who It was talking over the phone. The response was that it was a resi- dent of Maryland, whereupon the re- ceiver was hung up. Bailiff Cutshaw visited the scene ‘and found three dogs, including the German police dog, owned by George Scriven, who resides at the corner of Lincoln and Maple avenues and is employed In the District Police Court. The dog, it is stated, is valued at §500. All of the dogs were immedi- ately burled by the bailiff. FULL CO-OPERATION OF CHURCHES URGED| Minister Sees Need of United Ef- fort by Denominations in Civie Betterment. * Co-operation of the churches of dif- ferent demominations for community betterment was urged by Rev. Joseph A. Vance, pastor of the First Presby- terian Church of Detroit, Mich., in an address before the Pastors' Fed- eration of Washington and vicinity, at the New York Avenue Presby- terian Church yesterday. The church, he sald, must turnish furnish the ethical and moral leader- ship for a community. Christianity, he said, teaches a socialism—not the kind of Lenin and Trotsky, but one that is voluntary. The words of Christ, he said, furnished an example of the voluntary socialism when the Savior sald, “It is moré blessed to give than it is to receive.” The Red Cross, he said, is one of the institu- tions that furnish an example of this voluntary socialism. Dr. Vance dwelt briefly with the dif- which have had to be over- Yarious cities In order rl'in‘ lbout much needed nlorn'u 8t admitted: Rev. James H. Straughr pastor of the Rhode Island Avenue M P. Church; Rev. Murray 8. Kenworth, i tor of the Friends' Ch ensed g:ll nds’ urch; Rev. 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