Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1929, Page 3

)2 DEVAUGHN GIVEN TERM OF 3MONTHS Officer THE EVENING STAR', WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929. HOOVER AND DAWES CONFERENCES END delegation during #ts stay in London also was brought up. Ambassador Dawes yesterday after- noon had his final conference with Sec- retary of State Stimson, who is to hea the American delegation, at the State Department. Gen. Dawes also received farewell visits from a large number of his personal friends and former asso- ciates. el Modern apartments are being built in Johannesburg, South Africa. 3 |ROOF BUNGALOW ROBBED. CHICAGO, November 8 (#)—Mrs. Clara Dunham returned from the oper= early today to find her roof bungalow had been robbed during her absence Ten thousand dollars’ worth of jewels were missing, she told police. A valu- * |able fur coat also was taken by the | thieves, who forced a rear door. Ambassador Goes to Newi York Preparatory to Sail- | Suspended Capital FOR _INDIGESTION 25¢ and 75¢ Pkgs.Sold Everywhere | Men & Women's Handkerchiefs The very finest assortment of linen handkerchiefs we've ever seen. Prices are exceptionally low. Initialing and Em- y done for Christ~ arge. [BROIDERY SHOP 827-829 1ith St. N.W. nosramming, er; thag 4 gnnmulmnnmmnnmnmmmununum|mmnnmg H Opportunity to Buy £ i ; 5 B drive convertible sedan and has been run less than 500 miles. Excel- lent reason for selling. For information and engagement to inspect— a New Cord Car at a Special Price | § Address Box 91-C, 8 Star Office It's the new Cord front wheel U E T [SVBBIING <, CHILDREN who get cod- liver oil daily, bubble over with health. Give it the easy way—Scott’s Emulsion. Pleasantly flavored. Easy to swallow. A tonic food. Try it! SCOTTS EMULSION MADE EASY 18th ST. 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Atlantic City. § » on PLASTERING REPAIRED. We. specialize in repairing old cracked cellings; work guaranteed; 15 years' prompt service. North_7092. APPLES—CIDER Stayman Winesap, York Imperisl and Black - Twig apples. Sweet cider made from hand-picked ‘apples. _Drive to orchard, lo- cated 1 mile out of Rockville, Md. on road to Potomac. ROCKVILLE FRUIT FARM, ________Tel. Rockville Sl HE FOLLOWING CARS WILL BE SOLD for charges at Weschler's public auction on | Saturday, November 23: “ 2o tags V-1381, left by ‘Oldsmobile coach, Mre, George. Oidsmobile sedan, tags J-6217, left by Viola M. Kunze. Essex coach, tage T-2801, left by Fred- erick G. Hagey. CALL CARL. INC., 614 H St N.W. WANTED—RETURN LOADS BUFFALO N ERIE .. ROCHESTER NEW YORK CIT PHILADELPHIA ETROIT ... N.W. Metropo Roofs That Will Last SLAG—TIN—SLATE Prompt Attention_to Repair Work George W, Barghausen 1126 9th St. N.W. Met. 1325 ROOFING—by Koons Slag_Roofing. Tinning Roof Painting Re. pairs _ Thorous cere work by roofers Let us esti- Pleads Guilty to Serious Traffic Charges. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. MARLBORO, Md., November 8— Making a clean breast of his actions on ‘Monday which led to his arrest on six serious traffic charges, Stanley L. De Vaughn, suspended policeman of the fourth precinct, today pleadea guilty and was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction and fined a total of $165 by Police Courc Judge J. Chew Sheriff. * In sentencing De Vaughn the court told him: “It is not fair to the Wash- lice Department for you wo lowed yourself to be so indis- creet as to be guilty of these offenses.” ‘The charges to which De Vaughn pleaded guilty were driving while un- der the influence of liquor, reckless driving and using fictitious tags. The charges were preferred by Albert E. rant obtained by Reed, accusing the officer of failing to keep to the righs, was dismissed, while two other wai- rants obtained by Charles King of Sil- ver Hill were nolle prossed. Arrest Follows Accident. De Vaughn was arrested by Constable H. C. Thompson following a serles of accidents on the Southern Maryland pike Monday. De Vaughn is sald to have collided with King's car in the afternoon and to have hit the car owned by Reed. When he was taken into custody, it was found an extra set of tags had been placed over the origi- nal set on the rented car, which the policeman was operating. It was brought out at the trial that De Vaughn had struck & State Roads Commission car, several weeks ago. The policeman told ‘the court he had been drinking at that time but was not in- toxicated .and explained that the acci- dent was caused by a bad wheel on the car which he was driving. No charges were preferred against him at that time. Inspector{ Attends Trial. De Vaughn declared he now realizes that driving while intoxicated was “a very dangerous practice.” He said he had been on the Washington police force nearly five years and that this was the first time he had been arrested. Inspector Thaddeus Bean of the Washington police force attended the trial. He said De Vaughn would be tried by the Tegular police trial board ‘Wednesday. Reed, the complainant against De | vaughn, was himself charged with car- rying a dangerous weapon, Constable Thompson having reported an auto- matic revolver was found in his car. The man said he was permitted by the laws of Virginia fo do this and his ex- planation was accepted, the court dis- missing the charge. Governor’s Son in Porto Rico. By Cable to The Star. SAN JUAN, P. R, November 8.— Quentin Roosevelt, 10-year-old son of Gov. Theodore Roosevelt, who arrived here last Monday, is to enter the San Augustin Military Academy, a Catholic school directed by Rev. 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