Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1928, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1928. - MOVE MADE To UNITE dent of the chapter for the ensuing DETECTIVE NABS MAN then pasted its halves on two one-dol- THHEE PERSONS ARE HURT :‘w:;fin”ufi”é‘%.fl‘ffl"uz‘,fifl’?fl%!COSTELLO POST PAYs g:l?fiebxn!lz:lczrl‘nm, Costello Post vear, was directed to take up the mat- lar bills, thus netting a profit of $8. treated for cuts and bruises about the Although Eopolucef's death was fust AERONAUT'C BUDIES ter with Charles J. Bell, president of FOR SP”TTING MONEY Phillips s alleged to have passed the IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS |hoag: TRIBUTE TO EARL HAIG |, Ithoush Eopo ucel's destn was fust the American Security & Trust Co. altered bllls on John Kidd, 2213 N Rodney A. White, 60 years old, 4619 of his brother, who later was Li'led and president of the club. Members of 3';;‘;;:‘“?(“';';“';(}?3:? 1?0"4" Nfi:;mw:;: One in Hospital With Broken Leg. | Quarles strect northeast, sustained a|pi1) 4o Grant Insurance to Mother N 8ctlon overseas, the war risk in- — broken leg and lacerations when he surance act had not heen passed. and £ = .| the chapter expressed enthusiasm over . street. He was charged with violation was struck at Kenflworth and Eastern - |as & result Mrs. Eopol v with- D. C. Chapter of National Associa-| (he prospect of joining forces and also | Colored Suspect Accused of Pasting | o¢ section 162 of ihe Unlied States L ::’";’: f"‘”"d HE R dhlice By sk aulUOBIIEs difient ball A”;“ Cl‘;"' :’"‘:’" TSI, | St monelityete ol 2 s . penal code. ~Arraigned before Commis- w Violations. Harry Phillips, Tuxedo, Md.. police re- orsed at Meeting. son's death. " If the bil Con- tion Proposes Consolidation With | of acquiring the name of the ploncer Halves of Ten Over One- stoner Needham C. Turnage he was held ported. He was taken to Casualty gress s passed Mrs a.,i,..'fifi";.m be : Washington acronautical organization. Dollar Bill under $2.000 bond for action of the| Three persons were injured In traffic' Hospital. Resolutions paying tribute to the' given the $10,000 provided for such Washington Aero Club. ) ‘:;r‘:%fl‘l‘fi:‘jgg o Me. Tt the ol ollar Bills. BT . tated that Kidd may | A€Cldents ate vesterday, one of which g Geore® Fiing. 48 years old. Tdiewood, | fs and achievements of the late Sir cases. " lowin S Wi < " . Vi 'S s ha! e ” A, escapet with uise: c | e, S n its aet suing_ vear: Col. C. de F. Chandler, be able to cash fn on his two-faced | Fesulted in two arrests on” the hand. when he was hit of DoUSIas Haig, British field marshal,| g Tf% BROE 17 O w.-;y,h’:,,%f:;;'":: Steps to bring about a consolidation | Army Air Corps Reserves, vice presi-| Clever work on the part of Paul|bill, since his half of the split $10 Walter Johnson, colored, Wheaton, | goyenth street and Virginia avenue | ANl urging the passage by Congress| recognizing and appreciating “his nos of the District of Columbia Chapter of | dent: A. R. Towner, Air Corps Reserve, | jones, colored detective of the head- | bill has the serial number on it and | Md, was charged with reckless driving. | southwest by an aufomobile driven by |of a measure already before it to pro- | ble character and the eminent services the National Aeronautic Assoclation | secretary, and Carl F. Schory, secre- . und, resulted yosterdgy in|MAY be redeemed. but that Jackson | and David H. Grayson, colored, 43 Casper Mayerhoser. 708 Seventh street | vide insurance for Mrs. Annie M. he has rendered to the world and to and the old Washington Aero Club|tary of the contest committee of the [QUATters squad, res yesterdgy 1n | eqyy recover only the one dollar. years old, 2833 Donaldson street, was | qouthwest. He was taken to Emergency | = = ° | humanity.” were initiated by the former organiza- | national association, treasurer. the arrest of Walter Phillips, colored, | In locating Phillips, who had eluded | charged with having no operator’s per- | Hogpital, | Eopolucel, mother of John E. Eopolucel, | tion at its annual meeting vesterday | Lieut. Allen II\L s:u_\'llw. U. S."rl. l\‘. 25 years old, 1344 Riggs street, in con- firrrcl sr:;;-lc&?m] and who lms] ndpol mll|!d aLl;;r :"l'l:'l:'lfbflzlvvnrby' tgrb{nrrn;r b !urma: v‘zmw,.,mnmn, who was a| g na 1 ters of mber of the airport committee o g . ice record, ective Jones inquired at | a 3 e operate Y . member of the gun crew of the tor- T3 " o, Part DUt " | the Jocal chapter, reported on the pres- 1ection with & money-passing scheme | 106 Nouses for n fctitious person, | Intter had collided at Forty-rs; and| Nearly 9,000,000 cas~s of plncapples | pedocd steamer Apiee. which wae. sunk | the s norain Lake Nemi and recover Henry A. Berltier. local afrcraft|ent status of the movement to acquire [in Which the prisoner is alleged to|gajning the information he sought | Garrison streets. 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