Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1926, Page 7

ASSAULTED GIRL; JALED TEN YEARS Isadore Zeldm. Father of Six Children, Sentenced After Jumping Bail. Isadore Zeldin. 32 tather of six today Ly Ju: Division 2 penitenti vears old and Second street nor resided, and lhe indict: d he criminally at- While await- ing trial hondsman followed him to tnicugo where he was apprehended. Put on Water Wagon. Bernard Dyer, a taxi driver, was | nhml on_probation for two years by t e abstinence from in- | ne of the conditions of the probation. Dyer is married and has two children. He broke into the lockers of the taxicab drivers where he was employed. One year at Occoquan was the sen- tence imposed tice Stafford on Benjamin Hill, colored, who stole a watch and chain- ¥ebruary 12 from Clarence Jackson. 10 Years for $5 Hold-Up. sent to | Thomas Fields, colored, the penitentiary for 10 ve tice Bailey in Criminal DI a_robbery which netied Fields held up his vic also colored, with a pi: all the money in Brown's possession The robbery was i-at Delaware avenue and N =sireet southeast De- cember 27 last THE EV G I CHERRY BLOSSOMS GRADUALLY UNFOLDING AGAIN II Only the trees aro vill follow ¢l en Occupants of automobiles were reported to have broken off branel morning. Lieut. Patrick J. Carroll announced tha tion and the offenders would be w\vrvl\ dealt with. he had ordered a spe STAR, WASHINGTON, D. e Tidal Basin showed about one-fourth of e of Public Buildings and Public Parks, the nugh to show ] v\ppdml to be out by Sunday, when thousands will drive around there to view of the cherry trees in Potomac Park thi detail of police to watch for this destru Fields is under sentence of 10 years for another robbery. and Justice Bailey allowed the two sentences to run together. Leroy Allen, colored, will serve three months at Occoquan on a charge of assault. He has been in jail sev- eral months. COMDR-. FoE filDéELY DIES AT HOME IN D. C. Retired Naval Officer Had Suffered for Year From Heart Disease. Burial Tomorrow. Comdr. Frank E. Ridgely. retired, 50 years old. died a 2503 Tracey place, Wedne: Ing a year's iliness from heart disease. Comdr. Ridgely was born in Louis and_ was graduated Naval Academy with the cls He served in the Navy du: Spanish-American War. the Philippine Insurrection and the World War. Dur- | ing the late war_he coramanded the United tes cruiser Detroft, and after the istice was in command of the U. 8. S. Charleston, a trans- port. He is survived by his widow, Mary Euston Ridgely. Funeral services will be held at the | residence tomorrow afternoon, with Interment in Alllngton Cemetery. Mrs. WARNS OF GROUP SUICIDE Address Fennus Plea to Hebrews for Palestine Fund. American Jews were warned against “group suicide’ in an address by Dr. John J. Smertenko before a_gathering at the Jewish Community Center last night in the Interest of the forth- coming $50,000 United Palestine Ap- peal. In réepect 10 maintaining its racial integrity, he said. 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