Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1927, Page 4

* EVENING them were two poles and a sign, “Flowers by Wire, Blackistone.” The prize for the business house with the largest number of decorated cars was won by Motolax. The Standard Oil, v Baking Co. and others won r the floats entered. e prize awards consisted of hand- s previously an- s. ction over the Fire Chief 4 (with Ladies' PARADIG FIRENEN - =< : levard Heig s e, le Heights, Md.. and College a also expressed the hope that Md more business men will have entries The prize awards |in the parade next year. He pointed | lows: Prize to the Md.; Heights. Many Visiting Companies Join in Biggest Labor Day Event of Kind. | grown each year, with this vear's, the fourth annual parade held by the ent, proving the biggest und juad No. ted float . a policer the emblem, “Defenders of the | Nation.” remen Win Game. CGeneral praise for the parade also was made in the stands occupied by | the District Commissioners and judges lin front of the District Building a dozen |a bells and an 1,200 five: inia and the ticipated in firem yrade of nearly To the tunes ' clanking loudly Helmet of Roses, > was awarded Navy and Army Bands Band, Community ational “Train Band, Md tments and wered with 25,000 white with red roses for the several 1e Co. No. 7 won first prize in ade were: C. W. Gill, E t, J. H. King, ster C. Pate, lor . 1 Cook, W, D. r, O. R. Lewis, D. C. Crain, S. H. J. Wells. Albert J ,_John 1. felt over rade was the general satisfac ce in the parade, redium and s o § > “rederick, ) B y over the p " Will Be With _You Soon! or department comin; nce, Winchest a touch ats Sept. 12th re Jocal merchant es of Visitors. cient piece of apparatus, wn entries, | Won for Virginia. 3 great dis Watson Is Pleased. Among the out-of- piiny of them comi town. 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The Bureau of Public Roads has de- veloped an instrument that deter- 0 mines accurately the relative smooth- | eap r“:x] ness of a highway. Man Held for Slashing Woman After Bloodstains Are Discovered. amin, a When Detective Sergt. R. H. Mans field noticed that George W. Spinner. colored, 22 years old, 2418 Seventeenth whom he had arrested on a | ge of slashing Isabella Harlan 1511 Sixth street, with r wearing his shirt inside out sulted in the negro being held under $5,000 bond for the n of the grand jury to answer a rge of assault with a dangerous v on. When Detective Mansfield was called ADOLPH RAHN President found the stitches were AND tHopital physicians | wounds, No trace { £ and Spi to 10 visited A ques- her, who con | tinued to ntain his innoc g Noticing that his shirt was turned inside out, the detective discovered that it was stained with blood. 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