Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 14

GIBL’S ASSAILANTS .. TO FIGHT PENALTY Beil Denied Rockville Pair, Fol- lowing Arrest and Plea of Guilty. Spacial Dispatch to The ROCKVILL Littleton S ower, of Buck 1 Ralph Mallett, ge, this county, and also of Buck Lodge, under arrest here on charges of hav- ing committed capital offenses against e Mellott, 14-year-old daughter of and Mrs. Jacob Mellott of Buck lLodge, and s of Ralph, appeared hetore Ju iggs in the police court here and pleaded guilty. ted to Jail without ¢ will be considered e gra v of the November erm of the circuit court and their trials docketed for that term. Notwithstanding the pleas of guilty, it is understodd that their attorney, Thomas L. Dawson of Rockville, is arranging to put up a stubborn fight and will contend that the confessions were obtained through coercion FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOW CONTESTS LISTED Special Dispateh to The Star. 1d.. September 25 flower, ga v of the . | with walnuts, chestnuts, p beans, black- seeds; platé each oes. other Irish pota- t potatoes. beets, carrots, turnips, g onions; plate each h, kale, salsify, tomatoes, pep- ima beans. other THE “Haunts” Drive 2 Girls From House Of Benefactress; Sheriff Called Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, September Confident that they are living in a house which has suddenly become haunted, Mrs. S. H. Mozingo today appealed to Sheriff Richard Duffey to help her solve the mystery. She told of unseen visitors, damaged clothing, scattered money and unlocked doors. 25— For more than a week, she declared, the Mozingo household had seen these mysterious visitations. The woman, who is 52 years old: lives alone with her 85-year-old hus- band, and manages her farm of 18 acres, doing most of the work, in ad- dition to her household tasks. Dur- ing the summer she gave a home to two 15-year-old girls. The favorite trick up shoes and clothing. Apparently a sharp knife was used and a num- ber of pairs of shoes were entirely ruined. Mrs. Mozingo's clothing were barb, other vegetables: quart or pint apple butter, grape butter. Preserves, sweet pickles, sour pic- kles; collection of five jellies, glass of apple, grape, blackberry, other jel- bottle’ of catsup, vinegar, grape juice, fruit white corn, yellow corn, popcorn, veet corn; pot of geraniums, erns, other plants: basket vase zinnias, marigolds, roses, dahlias, cosmos, nasturtiums, chrys- gladioli, asters any mixed flowers (awa made equally for attractive ar- ement and for quality of flowers minor flowers or greens al- se six of one larette, du- ctus, hybrid any Jjuice; five ears' 2| moss: collection, 10 vari vase dahlias, red, yellow, white, pink, mixed; basket of dahlias for decora- tive effect, minor flowers allowed; best dahllia flower in the show: single flower dahlia, any of the following varieties: A. D. Livoni, Attraction, Doazon, Dreer’s, White, Delice, Fel- lowes, Golden West, Kalif, Mina Bur- of the unseen visitor is to cut’ likewise damaged, as were the dresses of the two girls. The cutting usually took place on the second floor, while members of the family were on the first. Bits of clothing would be hidden in unlikely places, apparently by fiendish inge- nuity. Then notes, written in a strange hand, began to make their appear- ance, signifying that the presence, of the two girls was distasteful to some one, and that any measures necessary would be taken to force them to leave. Vengeance was a prominent word in the notes. One, written on a box lid, bore merely “good-bye,” and under it was found a blood- soaked handkerchief. Today Mrs. Mozingo sent the two girls from the house, fearing their safety. Several times during the past few weeks fires have been started in the house, and only prompt action on the part of the woman has saved the place from destruction. for | 4 EVENING STAR, ‘ROAD HOGGING’ CHARGED D. C. Man Arrested on Complaint in Prince Georges County. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Septem- ber 25.—Paul Philibert of Washing- ton, D. C., was released on $1,500 bail following his arrest yesterday on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The warrant was obtained by Wil- son J. Ryon, former State's attorney for Prince Georges County, as the re- sult of an accident to his auto Sep- tember 11. He charges Philibert “hogged” the road between Marlboro and Forrestville, Md., on several oc- yasions, preventing Ryon from pass- ng. A Libe RO VT Youth Held as Burglar. Special Dispateh to The Star. RRENTON, Va., September 25.— outh named Smith is in jail here, d with the robbery of G. W. s jewelry store. He has a car a North Carolina license. He had offered an automatic pistol for le, which led to his arrest. Now Corns go without risky paring OCTORS say that it is dan- gerous to pare a corn your- self. Infection may result.” Get Blue-jay, the scientific, new way. A noted scientist discovered it — different from any other method. Acts like magic. Stops pain in- stantly. Then the corn loosens and comes off. Simple, safe, scientific. Use it tonight. Walk in comfort tomorrow. FALL KILLS TRAINMAN. Victim Believed to Have Suffered Stroke on Freight. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md, September 25—H. N. Miller, 50 years old, Balti- more and Ohio freight conductor, was Instantly killed yesterday when he fell from his train near Hyndman, 14 miles above here. He was subject to heart trouble and his fatal fall is attributed to an acute attack. He ran into Cumber- land, but lived at Connellsville. 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