Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1928, Page 26

26" IO GIRLS HELD N STORE THEFTS Woman Gets 150 Days on Shoplifting and Assault Charges. 4 e it i caves o aroeny - volving the theft of merchandise from | downtown department stores, two young | girls, one of them a former saleswoman, and de- | manded jury trials when arrainged be- fore Judge Ralph Given in Police Court. tenced Mary Brown, colored, to 90 days after she pleaded guilty to taking a pocketbook and pair of slippers from Goldenberg's department store. The woman was given 60 days addi- | tional for assault on Mrs. D. Kirk- } patrick, a saleswoman, who claimed the defendant hit her on the hand and at- tempted to bite her when stopped as she was going out of the store. The accused also pleaded guilty to the assault charge. Lee King, a_Chinese, accused of | stealing a pair of stockings from Wood- ward & Lothrop, pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial. He was released on bond of $300. CHICAGO TEACHERS’ PAY PROVIDED, ENDING CRISIS Use of Tax Anticipation War- rants of Chairman. They were released after posting $100 bond in each ca: The girls are Miss Anna Finks and Miss Elizabeth Gore. v are jointly accused of taking goods valued approxi- | mately at $15 from the F. W. Grand Co. November In addition, Miss Gore By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 1.—The finan- cial dilemma of Chis s public schools dissolved today with the ing of $2,500.000 Millions Raised by Board Through | THE ' SUNDAY " STAR, Will Conduct Services DR. O’FERRALL TO PREACH Cleveland Clergyman to Arrive To- morrow for Mission Services. Dr. Kirk B. O'Ferrall, rector of Emanuel Church, Cleveland, Ohio, will arrive tomorrow to assume charge of the evargelical mission services being held in the parish hall of St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and Newton streets. Dr. O'Ferrall will preach each night at 8 o'clock, through Friday. Holy com- | munion will be celebrated ¢ach morn- | ‘ing at 7:30 o'clock. Special services for children will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday and Friday afternoons, SENATOR EDWARDSi FILES HIS CAMPAIGN EXPENSES | Reports $7,816 Contributions Re-| ceived and Outlay of $7,760. Other Statements Filed. WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER ‘2, LANSBURGH & BRO Quality at a Price! Special! 1,500 Pieces Dainty [ By the Associated Press. Contributions of $7.816 and expendi- | 1928—PART ' T. Rayon Vests and Bloomers is accused of three other ¢ tures of $7.760 were reported yester- | day by Senator Edwards, Democrat, of | New Jersey, in his unsuccessful cam- | | paign” for “re-election, | Felix Herbert, Republican, of Rhode | Island, and Representative Connally, who won their Senate contests, both | reported no contributions and no cx-} ce Palais Ro two other charges we Miss Finks involving Kann Sons Co. and Woodward a‘fi']‘e"j;(“ . | huge school fund det The articles which the girls are ot he accused of taking include 8 scarfs, it Hir 8 e 7 lamp shades, 30 bunches of flo 22 handkerchiefs, 3 silk slips, a bra compact, sweater, nightgown and §$2. in cash. Claiming he did not want to stress geverity, but asserting “shiplifting is not going to g0 on t ristmas if the courts can help it,” Judge Given sult, teachers an who might have faced the | thout their p: Fine Quality, Well Tailored filed against | hefts from S. | MEXICO CITY, December 1 (P).— The Superior Court today upheld the sentences imposed by the San Angel ¥ Hageises penditures. Court on Jose de Leon Toral, n.umsln‘ IBariatin IKebarick: Denoerats ol wy_! [14 s 99 b Undies” That You’ll Want to Give at Christmas Time of President-elect Obregon, and Mother | oming, who was re-elected, reported no | he hoped late col- | Conception, who inspired the crime. contributio and expenditures of s would provide | Leon Toral had been given a sentence | $2,000. Frederick C. Walcott, Repub- | V e St S | further funds. 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