Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1924, Page 10

WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, in connection with ‘an attack: on three tourists in the local tourist camp early Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Morrow of Kunkakee, 111, and B. 1. Parker of St Lawrence, N. Y., were the complaining witnesses. The men were eald to have been intoxlcated at the time, and were found guilty in recorder's court today of drunkenness and disorderly conduct THE EVENING Blind Electrical Expert Dies. ateh to The Star. OLIS, April 23. m forty years old, blind since child- hood, but an active and well known citi- zen of Aunapolis, died last night’ of pneumonia, complicated with organic trouble. He was an expert electrical wirer and piano tuner, and walked all over An- napoiis and its suburbs, unassisted, in connection with his wor] STAR, SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT. MACON, Ga., April 23.—Oscar Wil- liamson, policeman, and J. L. Stribling, a street car conductor, yesterday were Tampa Votes Improvements, _ e e TAMPA, Fla., April 23.—By a vote of nearly five to one in most cases, Tampe freeholders yesterday voted $3,000,000 for an auvditorium, a ! ! improvements. © The' st | Wer and water main. exten. provides for thirteen items of im-| e Though the vote was les provements, including three new |1 00, kreat interest was mani bridges the ~ HMillsborough fested in the result i WOMEN OF MARYLAND |, FAVOR WORLD COURT Club Federation Session at Fred- PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR HAMPTON PARTY Many Prominent Americans to At- tend Fifty-Sixth Annual erick Holds Peace Most Gathering Tonight. Vital Question. — iy | v INOR C. 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