Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1928, Page 6

GAMBLING RAIDS ON FOUR PLACES Detectives Say They Saw Students Operating Ma- chines at Store Visited. Among the four places raided yester- day by Headquarters Detectives H. E. Brodie and Frank A. Varney in their de agal machines was a in the 1100 k of Florida ave- Y ed Angelo Rounel, od him with pete ubsequent?y High hat & number of the s ing the alleged ga when they ectives were: Joseph T old, of the 10 block Rhode nue; William Rosenberg, 24 years old. of the 2600 block Sherman avenue, and g Kogod, 22 years old, also of the 2600 block Sherman avenue. The two latter were charged with setting up a gaming table, since the machines in their stores are claimed to have returned coins instead of slugs. All were released under bond of $500 | of setting up a gaming | 3 placed against Paul A. ears old, and his two sons, 26 years old. and Dan- bond of $2,- wson and A venth precinct said nd a slot machine in AIR CONDITIONS SHOWN | BY CHART OF PACIFIC| Map Published by Navy Hydro-| graphic Offic Tes Designed to Aid Flyers. By the Associated Press. aviation chart ever made | by any country of the upper air ovel the Pacific Ocean has been issued by the Navy hydrograp! office, showing | conditions to be expected during the month of January. This will be the first of a series| of monthly “pilot charts of the upper | gir for the North Pacific, imilar to | those of the North Atlan issued by | the Navy Department during the last | year. It is thought Pacific air condi- tions may prove to vary so slightly | that the issuance of the Pacific chart | later will be on a quarterly basis, No routes are recommended for Pa- cific fiyers on the new chart, since flights are not yet regarded as suf- ficlently frequent, but a further series | of air charts, showing routes for coast fiights from Jupeau, Alaska, to Pan- ama, are now under preparation. Merry Christmag THERE’ARE THREE WAYS TO GIVE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS: Give so much that it hurts you. . | vidual admi 20, YOS Indians Under Law Governing Whites By the Assoclat 1 Press. The white man's laws, both civil and criminal, would be extended to all the Red Men under a bill intro- duced today by Representative Cram- ton, Republican, of Michigan. The measure would apply particu- larly to restricted Indians on Federal reservations and would abolish the tribal courts. Judges on reservation court benches, however, would be se- lected by the restricted Indians over which they shall preside and the State laws would te applicable where the offense is not a violation of & Federal statute. One of the provisions of the act which would interfere with customs of some Indians in the Souti.west where a squaw divorces her husband merely by placing his belongings out- side the door, is that which would make it compulsory for the Indians to comply with the marriage and divorce laws of the State in which they reside. Superintendents of In- dian reservations would be author- ized to issue marriage licenses. Bailey to Lecture on Art. Henry Turner Bailey, director of the Cleveland School of Art, will lecture |on “How to Look at a Picture and Get the Most Out of It” at the regular community Institute at 8 o'clock to- night in the Central High School audi- torium. 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An increase of $1,786.500 in the In-| terior bill as passed by the House was authorized by the Senate appropriations | committee today in laying the measure | before the Senate. The bill now carries | 6.468.000. | fost of the increase is accounted for | 1ds for reclamation projects. fifth ‘ i the verdict of the| found him ng to Mave T, lieutenant -guestion L GLASSES @ contised” Make Excellent Christmas Gifts CLAFLIN, 922 14th St. upon the He claim w DO YOU KNOW WHO’LL BE THE HAPPIEST WOMAN IN WASHINGTON ON CHRISTMAS MORNING? IWILL! I...me. And do you know why? D1l tell you. We’re getting an Orthophonic Victrola for Christmas. It’s a present from us . . . to us! Billy and I are giving it to each other, if you want to put it that way. We’ve wanted one ever since that night at the Cottingtons’. We never have heard such music before or since, except by living performers. I suspect the Cottingtons thought we were never going home. They played and played and we stayed and stayed. 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