Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 12

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1925 § YT -12 THE [ the Baitimore Criminal Justice Com. | chances are now one in three that| U S ANXIE]’Y SEEN |GERMAN RABBI TO SPEAK. CRIME IN BALTIMORE |, imer crimn dusie com [ehanes are s ore i e win | s FOUND ON DECREASE | "% hercentase or | b e wilt o pamame |officers of D. C. Zionist Body to rests to crimes, | that he will be punished. | Be Elected Tomorrow. | he commission savs, increused from | Ninety-two per cent of the .-;.m} | . | e per cent in 1924 to 35 per cent this | o ¢ Uave ‘teied withine thnas | - Jacob Sonderling, noted rabbi | 3 i < | S while tha oo LS Lttled now rare ‘tria | 2 F[]R TACNA'ARIBA £ G v, will address the District | Greater Police Efficiency Responsi- | tions Increased from S5 per cant to 8§ | weeks of the date of arrest, the report A % / b c| Zionist or;:mnz;ulm.[ i America tomorrow night, at the| ble, Commission Declares, | Percent 1508 H STREET <~ WASHINGTON, D. C. | says. | : Lo The number of felonies increased | Baitimore is holding its own “amidst | Sixth Street. Snyagogue. Following | : 3 in the third quarter of 1924 | the rising crime wave,” the report {he meetinz, officers of the Washing- | in Report. L Opposite The Shoreham 5 1925, but that, the com-|says, because more criminals are he. | ton district of the organization wil Ambassador Takes Up Im- was due to the mislead- | inz caught, trials are more prompt, be elected for the ensuing vear. portant Phases With Chil- e O Al el o e sification of auto “thefts.” more convictions are being obtained. Special Dispatch to The Star Many of the “thefts,” the report | fewer probations nted, fewer stets I'nited States about a vear and has | ean Foreign Office. BALTIMORE, Oct: Crime is | says, are merely cases of authorized | entered, doubtful bonds are being been devotinz his time in the interest | decreasing in I while law en- | use and not genuine larcenies. rejected and forfeitures heing prompt of the Zioni, rause. He was b in ! forcement is growing more efficient. | In Baltimore, the report savs. the 'ly collected. Upper Silesia and received his o1 - | e———— e rabhinate from th} J h aruch Placzek. ”N‘ : ———— Rr the Associated Press Neveral important phases of Tacna-Arica arbitration which developed in Arica between Tubingen. In 1908 h Pershing and members of the - of the oldest reform scite commission representing Chile | Hamhy #nd Peru are understood to have heen: 15 vea taken up with official 1 e Ioreign Office in Santiago by William M. 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