Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1928, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1928 j BER ] Snyder, Trumbull Cqunty, 1 to 20 years| Harvey Gibson, negro, Summit Coun- | to 3 years for issuing check without [ .». ? for_forgery. | ty. 4 to 7 years for breaking and enter- | funds. ,{& .,{? ( € ) Burton Stultz, Highland County, 18 | ing. William Richter, Summit '::mmu J,\,s )\,o( (AT 2« months to 7 years for larceny. Wil- Jnhn Pavilak, Cuyahoga County, 3! H|ng an indefinite sentence for I iam Cramer, Tuscarawas County, 5 to o 15 years for assault to rob. was also so seriously burned ll’\lt 10 _years for automobile stealing | Ralph E. Braun, Summit County, 1/ he is not expected to recover. 3 y Delmar Hill, Stark County, 1 t0 15 | e———m—m—m—m———eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee TH TE A l~ years for burglary and larceny. Wil- | liam Cole, Miami County, 1 to 20 years | e e oo | ers consent. Seriously Injured. 1 e H Promlses to QUIt Politics If The elght prisoners seriously burned. 3w | . g # who were taken to the prison hospital | o : = Onsls en a vln 8 . Tariff Contention Is at iogrm:wy e i, 1 | %-mmfl! A 3 : . years for larc R | > i i Sustained. Harold Cline, Franklin County, 5 to | | g That is the key to real economy in your 20 years for aiitomobile stealing = | ) - E - ot John Komar, Cuyahoga County. 2| | Q—it was confidential information 4 | home; savings day after day throughout 7 the Associated Press. | » “’,:’,s’“" !l‘r’:i 'i,c,i‘r“x:,s éfi;’ffi,‘{“”g"{;“ q Ln Today it is interesting history & the vear. % KEW YORK. October 8—In a leter | yesss for Jaréen | B i ik yesterday to 3 ors 3l 3 i " i . S atcaan: of the Bepublin rat e wgth:;"*‘;:}e:mflg‘c‘hla;d S | | REAT interest was manifest in the centennial g 2 The A&P Store in your neighborhood committee, John J. Raskob raid he | ;| ¥ = ration resident Wa ! 1 o i would resign as chairman of the Demo- | § UMBER | 14 troh aMHe i eas ot s MF. bl - offers just that—a complete line of the cratic national committee and vote for 3 solitaire diamond ring here, paving for it about . \ finest quality fancy and standard brand Herbert Hoover if Dr. Work could prov: MILLWORK [ 18% of its market value tc If you desire s ESTABLISHED & ) ‘ i G Smith, at i g L . . S csive: the " SDberr e U pr et EL PAINT | i3 ot that will un o | 1859 groceries, fresh produce, and, in many a high return, that wil 3 “ . 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