Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 19

\ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . OCTOBER 25 1925—PART 1. ELDRIDGE URGES " BADLGHT CHEK Also Asks Police to Stop Boys | From Roller-Skating in Paths of Traffic. th Traffic Director F appeal yesterday to check up on their stonally to make sure that they focused in accordance with the rej lation. The traffic director also expressed ridge made an| boys who are at this time of a memorandu Iesse, superinte ing that the police be direc Youths from engaging in t ous recreation in the roadway traffic. During the past six or seven weeks | these there has been a sut tion in the number of d from street accidents, and the traffic director expressed hope that both drivers and pedestrians will continue 10 exercise every prec: the death list down. ber antial reduc t 3 2 i I £ ¥ s i 4 i [ 2 (I solid wt west design, s little as— preebreadeah s eatacapicab ety bt Ring Like This at T The minute you see thi: i i it Its sparkling diamond, et in an 18-kt. solid white mounting. And You_can Rectangular Shape Watch Pay 50c a Week 25year white kuuranteed case: weled move- hund en $27.50 f20-Ycar-Old Girl Lawyer to Conduct Special Dispateh to, The Star. "luus are few in the old Federal Build- ing, despite the ghosts of trials held there. | been going over ing in the middle of * | would require them to obey the nals at controlled intersections. 50c A WEEK A Y Mail Fraud Case Against C. W. Morse! ) dence, clearing the way for the actual trial in which United States Attorney Buckner said today she would talfe no small part. Miss Failor will not, of course, be the only prosecutor facing Morse, the latter's three sons and 16 other de- fendants, who are charged with frauds growing out of the sale of | stock of the United Stgtes Steamship Company, Rober aseoclate, clal assistant United to direct the case helped by young assista Buckner him: breach as nec army of def cyers begin to make things hum with motions and exceptions. But the groundwork of the ca the main has been built up by Failor, and v YORK, October 24.—Appari- But Charles W. k he has seen one. 70-year-old scarred Federal encounters is it to the bar of justice In the uture on a musty indictment ng use of the mails to defraud, 1 be opposed by a 20-year-old in Parisian garb. arye Failor is the young wom- is the only assistant torney of her sex in Morse may nd he will be 5 1f will jump into the ever since her ap- Miss Failor has roomsful” of evi- only one traffic death has several amendments to the code now in the drafting proc- | a will not be laid before the Com- ioners for nsideration until the s week, it was learned 3 The most important of rules is one which would re- e pedestrlans to walk with the c signal when they cross inter-. lled either by a police- utomatie light systent od the proposed rule | ent persons from cross- | a_ block, And Morse is coming to Federal prosecutor insi lapse of more than three his indictment. 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