Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 11

AUTOMOBILE TRIO ROB THREE STORES Armed Bandits Rifle Cash Registers While Attend- ants Look On. Three armed bandits, each wearing| ¢ nd | bLandits and )Ngd his ca he bandits bo; ml a waiting automobile and dr )‘n' on were tol t the oldest was Detectives O'Brie feel reasonably certain that the ban- dits are the individuals who staged the hold-up in Lamb's drub store. M. BERNSTEIN SUCCUMBS. Drug Dealer, "Who Ended Life, to Be Buried in Philadelphia. Michael _Bernstein, 44 member of the whole: s hurston County, that through he has evolved a insect is said to Dem\sylvama Aven Sever\fl\Street MAN HELD ON FRAUD CHARGE 13 YEARS OLD William J. Reid Goes to Jail in William J. Reid, 50 years old, alias C. B. Morse, and S. P. Croft, who \\nqlor‘ Relid, the prisoner was committed THE EVENING out on bond of $10,000 on appeal from frauded Boss & Phelps, real estate dealers of this city, of $10,000 13 yéars ago, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Macdonald yes- terday on charges in an indictment by a TFederal grand jury at Pittsburgh alleging he used e mails to defraud in the sum or $30, John H. Bu mm: " assistant district attorney prosecuting the case, asked 1 be held in $25,000 bonds. On motion for a postponement of the | hearing by William Leahy, attorney Case Alleging Misuse of Mails. Suggestions Stetson Hats” a sentence of 30 years for having de- | 17. to jail, Hearing will be held October Reia, who had been sentenced by Justice Stafford in the District Su- preme Court February, 1920, had ap- pealed to the District Court of Ap- peals and was on bond when the Pittsburgh case was brought against him. Tho charges against Reid were rict Attorneys Burnett, Raymon Neudecker and_ Post Ofce Inspector | W. J. Satterfield. According to the charges, Reid is alleged to have used |} a scheme of misrepresentation, em ploying fraudvlent certified checks from a distant point. I RTINS NI T Men’s Fall Topcoats A Double Header *30 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, JAMES W. CROOKS DIES. | Was Chief of Record Division of Congressional Library. James W, of the lormall) presented by Assistant Dis- |l‘~'lnnth o nd { Library and p chief 1924, 11 Mr. Crooks had been employed in nw record division almost sinze its tion, coming to this in 1897 & poaition tnere. | He ive member of the Calvary M. B. "Chureh merly been president o He wa m attorney of the w Crooks, years old record sion of the; ! nf the Congressional Joseph M. Crooks, assistant dla&?l eastern district 24 daughter, Mrs. Jewlel teacher of this city, . 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