Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1928, Page 26

ING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22, 1928. CHARG p ¢ s fel, Calif. N 1 | restoratic f the Christopher Wres Policeman's Assailants Fi .' | JEWELER DENIES WIFE'S |REH CHARGES DISMISSED,| Accreins to the testimony, suier GO L EGE PLAN SHOWS | rart, i S4n, Gt Siekon: s an | Fuing v Colonial Willamsburs. 19 | oecs poaien 1 e ined. ¢ { entered the house when a child told architect mentions this plan, or Inti- e TR e Special Dispatch tar ¢ i | POTOMAC, Va.. August 22.—Richard JEFFERSON ARCHITECT |mates that he had at any time made 2 : oSkl Four Families in Reunion. Kelth and Daniel Ford, both calore, of 2 » |~ DIVORCE SUIT CHARGES | 1udge Mattingly Rules Entrance of [Mim & man was making & Iot of nolse mates hat . There has been much discussion and | Speciel Dispateh to The Star Alexandria, : wére fined $61 each, when ; L |ineide. He arrested Reh and both men Ex-Policeman’s Home Illegal. | ere siightly injured in a scuffie which | sucial i PR were siightly inj | Special Dispatch to The St -onjeeitre about the finor plan of the | LURAY. Va.. August 21.—Five hun-|.iraigned before Mayor William Kley- IS KII-I-ED IN AU]‘U Von Steiner-Goeltl Declares Inno-| : | i A Pointing out that the policeman had | followed. | WILLIAMSBURG, Va. August 22— | q | gm cknob ot atstondnot- ant | Fol R, : ] | college bullding burned in 1859. | dred members of the Kite, Shuler. pitben oo Heht to entet, the home of fxed:| A charge of &disordetly conductme iibrary of William and Mary Col-| Jefferson's plan proposed a duplica- | Koontz and Foltz familles held their | steuber in Police Court last night on & Beating Child. | E b bt & ciny | MasinatiEGR elay was (TR ReSs |\eges has just recelved a photographic | tion of the Wren Bullding on the west | fourth annual = reunion v at|charge of assault upon Town Police s ¥ - e of Thomas Jeflerson's plan for | and of the wings, with open archways | Grove Hill. this county, with & Sergt. A. F. Driscoll. They tried to Madrid, Spain, now has a population | enlarging the college, prepared by re- [at sultable locations. The photographed | tion of Virginia, Marviand. D push Sergt Driscoll from the running e 1.000.000. it having Increased | quest of Gov. Dunmore, and which was [ copy has been turned over by the library Columbia and several Western States | board of a machine in which they were 000 in the past five years. found in the Henry E. Huntington L rge of the represented. riding. Albert von Man Wanted in Inquiry of : menufacturing '“‘.\?.' gl Candidate’s Death May |man C. A Bailey .. | policeman to the architects here in ch tained 1 her suit for absolute di- | vorce The young woman numed as co- | respondent filed & separate answer de. nying the char nphatic and in dignant terms. T. Morris Alma Desio von Stein Goeltl, con- Have “Known Too Much.” witness : automobile ith the A = nt. but declares th < e fsethon 25 improprieties. When he pr found 1 in hi C a country club it was in parked under a vieduct on the West | par t inciuded his wife, he savs Side today The husband denies that he whippe IR tigis child with a riding crop when it Di Bernardo was wanted f was only 3 vears old for bringing home tioning in connection wi ¢ crayens from school, and points out of Octavius Granady t the child was not attending school opposing M ward committ nated on his wife has an un- savs they once the theory he ws new too much.™ Luray Merchant Succumbs. patch ried ou r istol shots pman Y Moshy tly used by the Chepmon. soveral vears ago. retired in the automo- | from the of McKim & the other on the ground. 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