Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1929, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. . D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1929, 33 REYNOLDS BEGINS PRISON SENTENCE ‘American Heir Goes to Brix-, ton to Serve Five Months for Motor Death. Br Associated Pre:s, LONDON, August 1.—Richard Joshua Reynolds, seion of the North Carolina | tobacco family, went to Brixton Prison Jast night starting’'a sentence of five months imposed upon him yesterday by | & jury in Old Bailey, which found him | guilty of manslaughter in connection | with the death of Arthur Graham, a motor eyclist, in an automobile accident | last May. ‘ Besides having to serve this time in | prison young Reynolds was assessed the costs of the proceedings. He has al- | ready made liberal provision for the | widow of Graham. There was no mention of “hard la- “Boundary Buyers” May Be Barred by Tariff Amendment By the Associated Press. Border merchants are greatly aroused against the “street car” and “ferry” tourists, who have been dashing across the boundary into Mexico or Canada and pur- chasing their clothes where the tarift coesn’t apply. The law allows travelers re- turning from foreign lands an exemption of $100 on purchases brought home. It seems some of the citizens who disregard the “trade-at-home" signs have been going across the border and pur- chasing dutiable goods under the $100 mark. An amendment has been sug- gested to the tariff act to make all purchases over the border dutiable unless the returning American has been abroad for two weeks or more. The Senate finance committee is giving seri- ous consideration to the proposal. what happened. I cannot take into ac- count the fact that you provided out of your great riches for the widow of the man you killed. I have, however. taken into consideration your youth—you are only 23 years old—and the excellent dismissed, declaring the contract which the former hotel stenographer had drawn up for him to pay her $500 a month for 10 years was invalid, in that he did not sign it. Failure of both parties to sign the agreement made the contract illegal, the answer set out. Miss Geisenfeld charged-in her suit that Boggs made the alleged agreement a year ago, but had failed to make any payments and that he had further not kept his promise to divorce his wife and marry her. The two met, the suit declared, in Chicago in 1924, while Miss Gelsenfeld was a stenographer at the La Salle Hotel. Boggs is a carpet manufacturer with offices .lnd N;\t}', ‘({)’i;k and has long inst him by Miss Sarah Geisenfeld | been connected wit leons, an organ- :)gachk‘afln. All::gmk breach of contract. | ization that distributes Bibles in hotel Boggs asked that the complaint be | rooms. EX-GIDEON PRESIDENT REPLIES TO CHARGES Samuel R. Boggs Says He Refused to Sign Contract With Girl, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 1—Samuel R.| Boggs, former president of the Gideon Society, yesterday filed an answer in Federal Court, to the $4,500 suit brought 14th & F Sts. N.W., 13th & F Sts. 12th & G Sts. N.W. 14th & Jrving Sts. 908 F St. N.W. Cor. Tth & E bushed a prohibition raiding rt) headed by tge elder Metcalf, ry Roy Metcalf sald Johnson's first shot struck his father’s heart. Other shots struck Roy in the face and breast. Bill U. S. OFFICER IS SLAIN IN RUM RAID AMBUSH S Rov Bud Mét::lfilt. f.f.“.’,'r‘o‘éf.e'r’?%‘x’.i‘r’.“%’;;e;’éfl Son and Aide Are Wounded Seri-| fire on Johnson, who fled. Johnson was found later lyin, ously—Slayer Is Found Shot distance from the scene of the ambus. cade with a bullet wound through the Through Abdomen. abdomen. By the Associated Press. U. S. S. Rochester in Honduras. HARLAN, Ky, August L—Adren|.. oo 1o mhe siar, Metcalf, 56, United States deputy ~ TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras, August 1. marshal, was killed; his son, Roy, 22,| —The cruiser Rochester has arrived a | serfously wounded, and Willie Johnson. | Amapala. On board was Admiral Camp- 21, probably fatally shot on Four-Mile bell, who will come to Tegucigalpa to | Creek Iate yesterday when Johnson am- |pay a visit to President Colindres. Cor. Connecticut & Florida Aves. 1715 Pennsylvania Ave., near 17th BEER CARGOES SEIZED. | |Coast Gunardsmen Raid Huron River Lugger and Rowboats. DETROIT, August 1 (#).—A 60-foot lugger and two rowboats loaded with 1,000 cases of beer, were seized by Coast | | Guardsmen in the Huron River, a mile from Lace Erie, at 1 a.m. yesterday. The lugger and rowboats are believed to have put out from Amherstburg, On- tario. Coast Guardsmen Jay Schrieber and M. J. Kaluske, boatswain's mate, made the seizure as they were patrol- ling the river in a rowboat. The two rum runners in charge of the shipment escaped. They were armed, but did | | not fire on the Coast Guardsmen. WATCW AND C REPAIRI Clocks Called For« NG Delivered b15-15" Sive et Natlonal 7280, Hext to Keithip bor” in the sentence and beginning to- | morrow Reynolds will be assigned to light work. Out Before Christmas. With good conduct he has a chance of earning a small remission; also, since | the sentence dates from the beginning | of his trial at Old Bailey, he will be re- | leased before Christmas. Young Reynolds took the verdict and the sentence calmly. He traveled to Brixton, a suburb of South London, in the regular prison van. known as “Black Maria.” There were 1o other prisoners in the van, his case having been the last on the Old Bailey docket. 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