Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1926, Page 38

38 Killer BOY PATROL URGED . AS TRAFFIC NEED d | Fla * Plan for Protecting School;h Children Advocated by Di- rector Eldridge. Establishment of 1l vol for the protecti lren wa: 18 d ace of the shor 0 o perform ihis cetor M. O. Eldr |\l;hl patrol system in operation in Chi azo was described and the hope ex: essed that it will soon n gen tion 1 this . A dele. forming a patrol at the .‘ ant School wz in {ow z to Parent warned to train their| ¢ ut_of the strects. | jesque Mutual—"Round lesque, a about ¢ ple e said d as H\o quad great railroad sysie an effort to protect life and prevent ccidents the “trafic toes™ of some wersons are bound to be trod upon, o said, c the benefit 10 travel in umber erets o the s n that street 0 feel 1d apply | ise and stop |2 hen_the Col. Moller | escribed he ne siem i apital Pu ‘ voted Upholds ( Opposition v rending in Cy wrposa the hment in the sjers fro or the cc eplace ¢ ) vrovide al School bullling | will be made | ; platform at Twenty-seeond | Penrsylvania avenue aml | n for the children in the v a street | As a matter of bes | of the appro: jon to one ¥ and also necessity, the commit he State of Vir recommended Hunt Page. Sheldon W. Fairchi ine M. Kelly, A. Giovannoni, K| street Filling Station, Mayflower Ho. el Co Otto Hermann, James T., Volfe. William . I . Thomas | *. Houston. Allen ( - Ilnrenu‘l P, W. Becker President Luther We Want Applications For Large Loans Funds Immediately Available At Lowest Cost i J. Benson Thomas Company || 19 15th St. Main 8416 || FITTING Has Been Our Specialty for 20 Years. Prices Very Reasonable Try Us First Gibson Co. 917 G St. N.W. Upholotermg REU l’IlOIfiTLRI\(, PARLOR OoDD C SPECIALTY CHAIR CANEING AIR\ A “NUFF-CED!” The Beat Place and Lowest Prices After 3 Chrlotens. T gits B ¥cu have the right to expect. $9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT TO $£2.98 PER YARD!' THIS WEEK ONLY Clay A. Armstreng Drop Postal to 1233 10th Street N.W. I Or Phone Franklin 7483 | Mr. Armstrong will call it personally amples. MacSw whé la | ney ¢ Morris was manager of the Havana | branch of 5 National—"American Born,” Belusco— 3:20 p.m. Poli's—"The Big plcture, at Wardman Keith’s—Olga e Metropolitan — lnmnn Amb ion and timing of { g Ang THE POLICE ARE WARNED AGAINST ‘INFI.UENCE’ Told Attempts to Bnng Pressure Will Debar Further Pro- | EVENING SLAYER HELD INSANE. of Havana Man to Go to (P).—Duniel tenographer, ath Henry E. ) ris f ct 5 was declared insane yesterdav | the sanity commission appointed the court. The prosecuting atter agreed to the recommendation he be confined in an asylum. motions. Hesse, chief of | | police, eral order vesterday, | Warned members of the Police De- | May. 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