Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1926, Page 14

11 ¥ B0VAY MENTOFRIL |22 T RAER PLSTS | Elcetion Ends Political Feud. | Many Close Races in Prince Georges County. 1d.. May 4 ion scored a vn_election vester- o of its candidates other contest by only en elected ves- v, who defeated . James, 98 to and Councli- was vietor wcilman the only on the Mathias | o vote | 136 All those elected vester: serve two years. Mayor Ken vay and Councilman Louis of the first ward, class man, each has another ity Election. TY. Md., Ma ictor over M sterday’ Weeks received Davis. Commis; mel was re-elected position from ward 1 and aussen was chosen without from ward Al will ze Finge: vote was L1 ' Lare. 46 W. Nairn was chosen town over Clinton G. Light by a 18 to 103 were elec 1 was the climax of one rest campalgns in the his n HYATTSVIL a vote of 91 to nd Counciliman 1s cele. 194 to 51 < er noA ilman C. commis- Constan 2 present tlev In the! 1 election ton was rom the May 4 . Weeks and Coun. re, first ward, and second v ward, have an Veteran Asks Divorce. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 4 (P Maude Janeway 1 with him only four | marriage m April. Taneway Boys’ and Girls’ SHOES hance with ere—all sizes from A's to proper and all w THE EVENING DARKEST MOMENT. STAR, g : A THE BoYy WHO DOESN T Owrs POCKET LIGHTER LIGHTS A cue::{&-r WiTH A COMMON, ORDINARY MATCH Copr. 1928 (N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co: B. G. DAVIS CHOSEN The judges of election were 1. M TAKOMA PARK MAYO !;:‘E::‘:{ chairman: Mrs. Bryan Day 0. ¥ The report of | | the committee was filed with —_— n council after the count last | : - night. Mayor Davis, who succeeds | Town Official for 25 Years Gets|yi™ i 7afr, who served 17 vears as| !a member’ of the council and as| 500 of 536 Votes—Three Council |mavor, has been a resi | 5 vears he | i Members Are Elected.* |was connected in the Adjutant Gen- | | = leral's Office, War Department, going where he spent 12 years elected a mavor and three members ‘;‘L‘:deu‘ hia service in ‘the Government | e i il owing service for a vear as dis- | ff e town council at the amma”hurs\ng ofMEar of American et vesterday to serve for terms|paeey at Havana, At present vears each, from June 1, next.|he is first assistant cashier of the nt of Takon 'Park for 33 vea For | from there to the The voters of Takoma Park, Md., snd treasurer, was elected | Capf. Johnson is with the good | [f ceiving 500 votes out of the |roads division, Department of Agri- {culture, and is an engineer by pro- He is a captain in the 121st “harles V. Johnson, 45 s r Reserve, U. S Council- | i * V. Crittenden. 414 vote - V. Critten formerly Marion D. Finch. 280 votes. The served on the council other contestants in the field for the | town council were Mrs. Emilie H.|ing Association, while M. D. Lewton, the only woman who has|who is the postmaster for Takoma - been a_candidate. who received | Park, will serve for the first time as| 135_votes: William Sabine. 128 'a member of the council. | is president of the SN G SCL LA PERPETUAL BUILDING | ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, 1926 Assets Over $11,000,000 Surplus, $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. Temporary Quarters, 1004 E STREET N.W. During Bldg. Construction JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y ‘THE WALNUT ROOM —mnow preserits simple, lovely town and country frocks one and two picce models for— in THE TAILORED WOMAN deepest hue. belt and buckle. pink crepe. fashionable frock of French blue. LORED WOMAN will The Walnut Room Frocks whose lines of singular distinction and faultless cut can afford to go unadorned—the sort of frocks the well attired woman wears. Utterly simple, save for the tiny buckles that cleverly belt the b]auie into a bolero, is a frock of Mary blue crepe, piped in blue of Another typical tailored frock is a smart copy of Chanel's bolero—in green, with a gold kid The one-piece jumper frock in flat-tucked gray crepe has an entirely separate shirt of palest Even georgette tailors beautifully and has chic tailored scallops for its only trimming, in a These and others make up a smart collection, from which THE TAl- choose. Third Floor Woodward & Wothrop ¥ n‘@”&?’j{fl, 3 o o g Aty 'WASHINGTON, D. YOUTH ADMITS HOLD-UP. Was Trying to Get Money to Pay Way to Wed Girl, He Says. Special Diepatch to The Star. CHARLES TOWN, W. Va., May 4. —Neill Carper, 29, is in jail here following hig confession to an at- tempted hold-up of the Norfolk and Western Railway station at Shenan- doah Junction early vesterday morn ing. Carper told railroad detectives wiio arrested him that he wanted money to get to Cumberland, Md., to marry a girl whose name he did not divulge. As he sat in the station thinking of how to get the money the hold-up idea. occurred to him. He painted his face to mask the features and used a cigarette holder as a pistol. The station man outwitted him, however. Half an hour later Carper turned up again at the station and asked to buy a ticket. He was arrested when %he station mister saw blood on his arm and thought he' recognized the man. (¢, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1926. Maryland Forest Ablaze. ° Special. Dispatch to The Star. 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