Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1929, Page 28

- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. 1929. Shopping e | SRR T amce | FVEWN - WooDWARD & LLOTHROP KAUFMA M| Forty Persons: Fined $502 on 10™ 1™ F axp G STREETS 1316-1326 Seventh SCNW.[| . Variety of Charges and Tump into venr car and ||| 122 Forfeit $548. drive to the Stog for (| i A | = I'hrifty People. on upper Seventt reet, whe there’s unlimited | Porty persons paid fines totaling $502. | jand 122" forfeited sums reaching $548. making a total nf $1.050 that poured ! s 3 ’ into governmental coffers during May Space | through efforts of the United States « har- || Park police. This was made known | | yesterday by the monthly report of | Capt. P. 2. Carroll to Capt. H. H. Par- | Thursday., | sons. sup®rintendent Arrests last month totaled 209, g A wide variety of offenses was rapre- | sented in the apprehension of those ac- | e of v e "Automobl | ‘. SN 15 Women's Plain Shagmoors. Were $49.50. I Miss" Fur-trimmed Coat. Was $115. | park police: 126 were charged with | - hAAN § v N $69.50 violating traffic regulations: 34 were ac- | 3 Misses’ Fur-trimmed Coats. Were $59.50. Fine Shagmoor Coats—Clearance For Women, Misses and Larger Women cused of drunkenness: seven “violated | park regulations: four were charged with reckless driving: 11 e set down for disorderly conductf three wore | listed as fygitives from @heir parents one was atcused of carrying concealed weapons; one was charged with va- grancy: one person was held for mental observation: one was apprehended for 14 Women's Fur-trimmed Shagmoors. Were $79.50, $89.50 and $98. Now. ...$59.50 17 Women's Fur-trimmed Shagmoors. Were 4 Larger Women's Fur-trimmed Coats. Were $79.50 and $89.50. Now 14 Larger Women's Plain Coats. Were $49.50. Now..... ) $59.50, Nowi...:owice alleged desiroving of p one vioiated . Bplice 2 Women's Fur-trimmed Shagmoors. Were one was accused “of operating an auto- | £ | R $175. Now L ey mobile while intoxicated The report furthew said seven ber- SHAGMOOR CoAts, THmp FLOOR. sonal bonds taken: six placed on pro- | bation: one mnolle prossed: three dis- | missed: 11 sent to jail for 30 days: one | sent, to' jail for 45 days: two sent to jail for €0 days: one seni to jaii for 20 | | davs: three were turned over to proper | { authorities, and 12 cases were pending | at_the close of the month. | Twenty-two sick or injured persons were sent to their homes or hospitals; 45 automobile accidents were reporte a lost child was returned to its paren | six children were turned over to their | parents for correction, and a corpse was | sent to the morgue. 'DIES WHILE DRIVING " CAR TO WASHINGTON A Professional Golfer is Here —to help you make selec- tions of clubs best suited to | your game. | \'brlrbel—rmplv of the many styles Golf Set, driver, mashie, i in printed voile frocks. 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Cool Voile $ Silver King Golf Balls, U d' 85c each n les’ 2 Now, we are prepared to make repairs on Golf Clubs irresistible charm, a n d ‘rleased upon order of the coroner. | at reasonable prices. SrorTING Goops, Fourre FLOOR. priced even more appeal- Death was declared due to heart dis-| ! ease. ingly. | | Companion Takes Wheel and Brings : Every New and | Man to Hospital—Death Due Wanted Style in i 2 | Milton Mantz. 52 years old. of 3327 Fine Washable ||| sicen i i o whoet ot | I his automobile while driving to Wash- | ir 1 Waldorf, Md., late yester- Crepe Frocks ||| o mimon " s He was seen to slump in his seat by | his companion, Myron N. Scribner of Brookmont, Md., who took control of the steering wheel and brought Mantz to Casualty Hospital. At the hospital ° | he was pronounced dead by Dr. J. W. Scribner then started toward the to Heart Disease. 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