Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1929, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1929. \ YOUNG MAN IS HELD HERE|TRUCK CO. NO. 5 YOUTH'S EXTRAVAGANCE | ENGINEERS’ COUNCIL : Organized ON AUTO THEFT CHARGE| 10 RECEIVE AWARD| LEADS TO HIS ARREST| LISTENS TO REPORTS A Breakfast oL o7 Respomlblllty _ | Alleged to Have Adopted Owner's Officers Say Pennsylvania Boy Ad- |Group Representing 24 Organiza- 3 > o o 21— N Name After Pushing Him |Commissioner Dougherty Will mitted Taking $150 of tions in Session mq ll‘ql”la i Here. From Car in Easton, Pa. Make Presentation to Lieut. Father's Money. 'se I Yellow Cabs . o Alleged to have stolen an automobile Nash Tororrow. The free-handed way in which 14- cfigg:«r&fo :&!{l‘rag‘ffepmlyga ‘I:m!& and Extension of Coastwise Reg- | in Easton. Pa, and then to have adopt; _ [vear-old William E. Butler of 126 | Cang reforestation, puplic alistrs and Black and White Cabs - | ed the owners name. a young man S31¢| Formal award of the Merchants| Cherry street, Dunmore, Pa, spent |meeting of the administrative board of ulations Declared “Grave | e roomtvvnmia city. was arrested | and Manufacturers’ Association trophy, money during his short sojourn at the | the' American Engineering Councll in Owned and Operated by R Vesterday - afterncon by Headquarters|given annually to the fire truck com- | Plaza Hotel was so noticeable that it |the Mayflower Hotel. he members Brown Bros. Mistake” b t Detective Frank M. Alligood. pany making the quickest exit from its|led to his arrest yesterday afternoon | represented 24 national, local and State o istake” by Secretary. T M et oy sitting in | Are house, will be made to Truck Com- | by Headquarters Detectives Thomas E. | engineering socleties, A the stolen machine at Eighth and F|pany No. 5, the winner, at 4 o'clock to-| Nally and E. E. Thompson, who di-| President Hoover formerly was head Q222 4 e e I aintlike. his | mortow affernoon at the station house | rected that he be held at the Receiving |of the council. It co-operates with By the Associated Press. Jooks” so he arrested him. Booked at|on Dent place. | Home until his father's arrival here |various Government departments and Extension of Ameri twise ship- 3 ve the name| The cup will be turned over to Dis-|today. Congress in _ matters conc ing laws to the ;;;‘1‘ c:::s was np- ;?tléflxl;tl}-“rg:zc;n:r! lgfggslpflng ‘Garden | trict Commissioner Proctor L Dougher. | _According to the officers, the boy | engineering and allled professions e ey i o Y Toatirs |istreetymaston, tv by Gen. Anton Stephan, president of | said he took $150 of his father's money | wherever technical problems are in- ¥ Benate commercs subcommittee today | This was later found to be the name i the trade body, and Commissioncr and left home because he “wanted less | volve | Dougherty will give the trophy to Lieut. | school and more liberty.” He was a | by Secretary Stimson, who, until taking | 0f & young man the prisoner is alleged | DOUE Na{h‘ mf“ma“dmg Dhver of the | high school student in Dunmore. | over the portfolio of Secretary of State, | to have pushed out of his own auto-| i | Young Butle ived in W, | 4 mobile, prior to driving away in the car, | truck company. g Butler arrived in Washington | o ool ot A Ennsw:; 25,’&0:‘,’“@5 wsgre co¥nmun|cslvd In the recent fire-run contests No. 5| three days ago and registered at the | Stimson said it seemed to be general- . er the | Plaza, Soon his liberality attracted th - o 'oe | with last night, and gave Alligood the | truck, driven by F. F. Ard'go, under the za. S ality attractec he 1ye-d$‘1'ned.]n$t‘n:g F\.':rrr)"flgurpo::lu:; e N eaimesana “,que_g‘,d that | direction of Lieut. Nash, left its station | attention of hotel attaches who com- | T e held, house in 72-5 seconds. municated with police. Optician—Optometrist ::xggmg k; f;:::fier (',‘.’,‘Widé‘r‘fi.’?;n'i‘fi‘i ‘Although admitting that his name| The cup must be won three years in| The boy's father, James S. Butler, 922 14th St. N.W. od is Day, the young man at the fourth |succession to become the permanent|conducts a store in Dunmore and it AL il e brutally frank bar- | Precinct denied to the detective that he | possession of any company. It was won | Wes from the store that William is Established 1889 N Z M hoe: W’l " & le the machine. by No. 14 truck company the two pre-| said to have taken the money. Y%{nfl:ebylt‘; 2 e T R R D as- fsto SRRty il vious vears. In 1927 No. 14 established | bidian the record for the event of 6 4- Difference Proposal Ts Studied. {PROGRAM IS ARRANGED onds, and lnst year it won wimd’me" The committee is considering extend- {slightly slower time of 71-5 seconda. ing the Jaws, which, if applied to the| FOR ‘GIRL RESERVE DAY’ Islands, would require shipments to this gl SCIENTIST V.VVILL S-PEAK. country to be sent in American ships, s Extehsion of the Iaws, Stimson coni- | Representatives of 38 Clubs to At- Presents tinued, would “destroy that element of ; Scientific developments of _recent confidénce on which the relations® he-| tend Observance to Be Held years are to be described by Dr. John R l . tween the United States and the Philip- Tomorrow. Mills, sclentist of the Bell laboratories, a p = ol1ieau pines “depend for ultimate solution of New York City, in an address at a| % the problems of the islands.” Representatives of 38 girls' clubs of [luncheon of the Washington City Club | Field Lecturer T am one of thase who believe,” he | the city will attend the “Girl Reserve | Forum, in the City Club, tomorrow aft- | . | said, “that our co. ction with the | day” observance to be held tomorrow |ernoon at 12:30 o'clock. Many Govern- ina (|| Ehitippines is now and will continue to | under the auspices of the Young Wom- | ment officials have been invite | ] 5 4 ous benefit to this country |en's Christian Association and partici —— = W | With respect to iis position in the OFi- | pate in the extensive program arranged, | T —————————— City-Wide Campaign ent. Our relations can only be success- | Mcetings and activities will feature | INVEST IN For | fully maintained by good will.” the afternoon to be followed by supper 3 i at 6 o'clock. Illustrated songs, sketches . P Bl AL ot Vital |and readings will be included in_the First Trust Notes ractical 'bc):l‘))dl ‘nh?g‘_tc!:x:;|:x:nco:gn;ri\;‘hns]gn’m; | program nll 7 o'clock. One hour later . 2 H 9k colonil | the assembly will separate into smalle seldi Ch eiopmat.he Bames tercom, | he asembly il sepirte it cmallr | | Vielding G, Interest § ristiani 4 continue to be a union between the two The homing pigeon, fast ||| countries “depending on mutual cone | Money to Loan on Real Estate || The solution for every economic, dog teams, temporary camps ||{sent of both sides.” | I — = : - and the long cruise of an No\peaple e went on, “responds | J‘ LEO KOLB social and religious problem. ice-battered ship to the so quickly to kind and intelligent treat- | hi nearest port of men and ||{ment as the Filipino. and when you ; 923 New York Ave. At the ; cablegrams—that was Polar |||ome to a situation like this it's well ; St a b | B2 MINE B MASONIC TEMPLE Now, a scratching crackle " s and Byrd speaks to us frr]’m it s{{,’;‘“}gwgd‘},\?g:*‘;;'L-"’lgcgfisl\gfelgg;;i = — = = 13th and New York Ave. the bleak Antarctic Circle; trade would be k o o o - S heRrhITole i neine || Bt e Pr cubior kvaNend] WATCH AND CLOCK October 27th to November 10th, inclusive can still “see his breath” on | “The whole trend of events,” he said, ‘ i K | Q E pA' Q.‘N C‘ (O[)em'ng Lecture Sunday Evem'ng, the subpolar air! Time, space “Is against us on any such policy. If : and thg elements have geen we should adopt a policy of shx:;p'cu{z in- I 76) Clocks Called For ~ Delivered - Guaranteed| | D aslas b e, tended as a barrier to Philippine trade | ) MANTEL October 27, at 8§ P.M.) Y we would grieyousl g Eckener's Zeppelin leaves |||Ndence in Sso o> afront their con- | Lakehurst one midnight, Chairman Johnson put into the Rec- 7 GRANDFATHER Unity includes all, exchdes none. § flying over oceans, the Si- (|(ord a telegram from the Poitlu:‘é. | T CLOCKS Every one, regardless of religious belief, gl CHR[ST/{[/IS’ GRE[T]A\"G CARDS’ berian wilderness, the tem- Oreg,, Chamber of Coi 5 &l . 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