Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1928, Page 11

‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C. WEDXESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1928 : I |- b M[MflRlAl.PI.AN MAN CLAIMS HE KILLED WIFE LAWYER GETS JAIL TERM WHILE WALKING IN HIS SLEEP| OV LARCENY CHARGES| @ bre W Clours, Parocei { SUPPURI |S ASKEU Attorney for Detroit Slayer S'ays Crime i ::1::;“3:::";:):' e Atwfitaeéiol(ent ATWATE R KIENT Charles E. Early, 42 years old, local ; . . z if Desired Board of Trade Invites Civic Was Committed While He Was Suf- o e e | Terms if Desire jail by Judge Gus A. Bchuldt yesterday . . . .o ve ch: f t | Groups to Back Roosevelt fering From “"S6mnolentia. S e alA e et B. & J. Radio Shop! . ‘The charges against Early recite that 2 . N.W. Stadium Project. = he obtained $35 from George H. Bowie | 3201 Mt c”l”;'s’:‘:gs' W v A ,‘ : | ; Pl ¥ gociated Press. Kutziub testified he apparently was | yiitth M5 10 HET RCR ingly failed | i £ ¥ 1T, September 26.—A plea| waing in his sleep at the time he shot | to complete. “'Af invitation to the various éitizens' | that he wis walking in his sleep when iyt told of an attempt &t % % associations and Othf civic organiza-| he shot and killed his wifa. Amelia, is wife and told of ; tions 0f the District’ to join 'in the| has been entered as a Gefense for | suicide after he discovered the deed. HOLDS WET ‘YOM KlPPUR. ‘l moventént urging -establishment of the | Chaster Kuhtxlub.dm,. on trial here i-xe said the report of the gun awakened | X I ed with murder. im. 1 B e o on | i . Three children of the couple teetified | «Deed, judge, T was_celebratin’ Yom | Hear the New form , has been| William Cahen, representing the de- | gl::endea D{a_v. ':‘1-1’:‘ ‘l':adr‘:mu?. Traze | fendant, in his opening statement said | their father walked in his sleep on an, Kippur,” said Emily Vincent, colored; e s Madel 40 a: . OWen, chaitman of | Kutalub killed vife while suffering | average of three times a week and as- | 60 years old, when arraigned before g 8 ! :amc"ofi'm?;fig'a‘gng‘i'c'mfiu?m.“ b }tmm “gemmolentia” and somnambulism. | sérted their parents never quarreled. Judge - Robert E. Mattingly in Police T : E A special committee of the board.| Semhambulism was defined by the| Police who answered a call to the | Court today. i 3 ¢ ; Z consisting of Mr. Owen,*Maj. Gen.|Atlorney as “a state of sleep in which | Kutzlub home on the night of the | ~ The woman had beén arrested by KENT $ e T"E |020 AT v ¢ ; Anton Stephan nd | Robert J. Cot-|come of the senses and voluntary pow- | sheoting, April 6 last. told of finding | policeman S. F. Smith of the first pre- y xecutive 882 ths board, | ers are partly awake,” and “somnolen- | the husband, grief-stircken. holding his | cinct and charged with intoxication. s Jrell, executive seCTetaTy Of g ot | T "hs The “lapping over of profoun | wife in his arms. Ars. Kutzlub died 8 | Judge Matiinely asked where she got o conference with members of the)sieep in thé domain of spparent wake- | few hours after being removed t0 & | her potion, and she explained that some Roosevelt Memorial = Foundatien in | fultess.” hespital. Jéwish friends who were celebrating order to get suggestions of appro}'a! the‘lr X’mlidagsr" léa;‘i"gn!';x: iet ctxoah"' She ociaisloptopal o SERRILIE BA Lecal fire companies, fire | V8 glven 90 days_suspended. ihe. emarial, S0 EBApDlE . o W"'L AWARD PHIZES' x‘r‘:fi;gcgmu hfoam :elrbv cgmmunities e = - civic brganizations. and other groups participating in the 1 ted. N ’ ardde are among those to receive the . n m:‘::;;rnw'g:‘fifi: 100kl assos| Piremen‘a Ball Teamy and Winuach Prophiss. Qaell §. Emith, chairman of ALK With 920 14th St. N.W. eiations, the board points out tht there | in L1bor Day Parade to Be Honored | the cltizens’ committee for the parade, U Open Evenings S0 ouistanding ey r'*l e ctn | Winners in the various Classifications iz : | 8 About | Rocsevelt now and that’\e etadium |, Y 000, 0% Shor day parade and ' | g | type of memorial would most $ultably | fhe fremen's base ball team, which won | With each member assigned 2 duota | lnstallmg An . | can stain 2100 for Expert e Peasidonts *| in its annual clash with the'policemen's | Of verses, 1502 Baptists of through | k 3 - Service ‘and Repairs O o of cburse, would not | t22m on Septembér 8, will be awarded | VA, recently read the be-used merely for athletic purposes,” | rophies at a special ceremony in the in two days. the letter to the associations reao: "?3}";’ room .°‘f tge rgrs;mg fi‘g‘l‘fgn’g 10~ | e twa er ent “but, if it should be b“mu !obsent 10?&031 S,’é.., e e i e e ———— : sioner Proctor L. Deugherty, who will to your electric socket.. Call Come In is t Crespes, for k :}:hher::.epfi::;!u: io\n'enl?c‘.“!ka‘ftlbergh. award them in behalf of the various us for a demonstration. = Ex- A 3, izations and 5% H ) | . sat” national gAtherings which are|Commercial firms, organ: [] pert installation. Satisfactory ccmpanies which donated them. . = $ld trom ime & cme v pretetn | CHEITIS AP SOnL (SR 1y e b mtinnse - Evening for: a plays, athletic contests, local gatherings, | 2 “ | HARRY GROVE E Demonstratlon and the various other features which of the are incident to Washington as a great g:n\{a:]mn city ‘and the National | ? He f ! th St. N.W a) . FThe Rocsevelt Memortal Founda. Let Us Listen to the famous 523 11 t. N.W. tion, we understand, expec 0 spen some $5,000,000 and we have the hearty | Demonstrate the ] co-operation of Col. Grant, the director | wa er of public buildings and publit parks | and the executive officer of the Na- and one rectifying tube, §77 (with- . meawsewe 3 Atwater || Kent Radio ,, vt Kent Radio | sezéaee ™ * ™ | %€ Hech¢Co. 22 _ i “There will be no diffeulty in get- | tubes). ting the 50 to 73 Acres neéded for Terms if desired uats spice 0r parking and other | TERMS IF DESIRED (witkout tubes) 7 Mode 41D, C. e, 87 (ithont tul fachiities incident to & stadium. The eatures Bt il pisTIG’S ([RADIO SERVICE Sy iod s oo b i € et NE. STUDIO . ATWATER achington: 1t il b be 6t the Sigect Linc. a8 DECATUR 4212-42/3 figfi’{o RIBRSR || ‘ ' &7 MODEL 40 A.C. wt. For 110- # 120 volt, 80-60 cycle altersating eurreat. Requires siz A. C. tubes N T a GRSl 1 N A 2 2 '.:Z If it’s an Atwater Kent i and Cotumbis | your radio is right! achievemeénts on benalf of the city. “Becauss it has such a great com- munity interest, theé executive com- T el e Free H ? Another Netionally Rd. 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