Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1927, Page 3

“MIDNIGHT PROWIER 7 to pursue h < l * us by William E_Tabman, will be sold for 5 ¥ N ; the cost is small é P ‘ CONTINUES THEFTS Cleveland Park Section Again Visited—$370 Worth of Jewelry Reported Taken. The Cleveland Park prowler, has variously been reported as d out of the city and reformed, effect ually refuted these rumors early day by robbing the home of William | N rk street sident of the and hington American Bond r. Browning is v Mayflower Hotel Co., correspondent for “the burglar used a Brown- | from it t the well known the rob sh !lachllxm and d allet Browning's ly poisoned e: the time the place was hors de combat. Awakened by Noise. oon. afl(\r midnight Mr djoining room. ade no effor v further at the the robber heard he left by a running Although \Ir ¥ inquir moment, he believ him, for in a few rear door and was heard pulled out of d Browning" the floor. Two Frank, slept throu 3 was no evidence that the bun.l.’\r had entered their room. “Robbery” a Joke. Police believe the al!(‘n\pted rob- bery of the home of T. lugene Rhodes, 2946 Macomb street, Saturday night was a practical joke. The report that some one had entered the house was preceded by a telephone call to police from a man who said he didn’t like the name of “the Cat” and was about to rob another house. Silverware was piled on a rear porch, but nothing was missing. ies of the prow! ept pollce busy e the acti roused lms on repor(s that suspicious men were seen in Cleveland Park. It was also ffering on the part ntine Lucas at her’ consin avenue, early while her son, Nick ken for the prowler ans who refused to leave their homes. After being unable to convince the doctors_that he was not the robber young Lucas drove to the fourteenth precinct station, where he learned that Dr. Frank M. ‘McChesney, 3421 Wis- consin avenue, had just telephoned that some one had tried to break in his home. The police called Dr. Joseph Bateman, 3026 Wisconsin avenue, who went to the aid of Mrs. Lucas. Police Make Arrest. Police have arrested Benjamin Hawkins, colored, of 31912 Missouri avenue, who_is believed to be the burglar who“made an unsuccessful attempt to rob the safe in the store of the Sdmllr) Grocery Co., at 216 -half street southwest, yes- terday morning. George Lee of 740 M street south- west and James Tasco of 1239-A South Capitol street reported that they chased a colored man who ran from the store and lost track of him in a vacant lot. Hawkins’ shoes fitted prints in the sand on the lot where the burglar evaded his pursuers. George Williams of 237 C street southwest reported the theft of a dia- mond locket valued at $180 and $57 in pennies by an intruder who broke into his home a week ago. ‘The home of Charles,W. Layer at 627 G street northeast was broken into and ransacked during the absence of the family last night, but nothing ‘was reported stolen. Clarence E. Marchael of 320 I street, Friendship Heights, Md., reported the theft last night of a billfold contain- ing $170 in cash and a card of the Painters’ Union. SPECIAL NOTICES. of Mrs. Cons home, at HIBOY, GIRAFFE AT ZOO, DIES AFTER ALL TREA’I'MENTS FAIL mbbt\ly took {f. Hiboy, the male g ought to the Zoo by the Smiths expedition vetel ron1rlan as o0s- r swelling of the bones. brought to Washington 3 ng, had been in poor con- dition al according to Dr. villiam M. Mann, director of the Zoo, led to respond to any sort of treatment, although the foremos cialist in wild animal dis country was le giraffe, tapted to their use a wy cage at the north dhouse did not enable them to get suficient sunlignt. This resulted in symptoms of ricl which were cleared up by doses of cod liver oil. Hiboy's trouble, however, apparent- Iy more deeply seated, and ac- of Phila- to some deficiency ce birth, but prob- by his days in s delphia, of diet suffered ably nade worse captivity. 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U Srove *% =Proven Merit alnc‘g 188, HIBOY. with the was the chief to the Zoo last J crowds ever known at the park. survived the Winter well, the coming of Spring, future. FLETCHER REACHES CITY. Rome, take ch: of the pr i1 | will 1a THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. MAJOR AND FAMILY HERE AFTER CRASH Representative-Elect Near Frederick, Md. istrict of 1linois, his fe and 10-year-old daughter, who were injured Saturday night near here when their automobile crashed into a 11, have been removed from al to Washington. Mrs. sustained a fractured left was taken to Emergency Hos- stured ribs and bruises Jean, the young daugl sed about the head. Mil £ )ld, another daughter, escaped s member was on his grade and round- rederick Junction Represent- a jor, who was driving, feit the machine skidding. Before he could stop it had crashed into the wall. 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