Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1929, Page 28

o Z8 ; THE EVENING ®TAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929. three months in jail. Police Judge A.| vince the Takoma Park court. With s hile Frederick County farmer, W 3 | ! SWIFT JUSTICE METED |1 ol gkt v L S | Dl 1T i, o) FARMER FINDS 1T EASY, (e e . A s 0 Pt ey | o e vt vt 31 G ONAC e | however, on_the condition that Paxton | were Sergt. E. H. Burdine, in charge of IN RUM-SELLING CASE The Takoma Park substation. and Corpl.| TO CASH BOGUS CHECKS| carper was shown a large number of A truck owned by Glenwood Wash- | 4 peglecred may result i a serbous not repeat the offense. | _Although the apartment is located in| D. L. Snyder of the nortiern district bogus checks, held by the police, turned | TWO CHILDREN HURT ington and driven by James Washing-| jllness. Consult a ph; to Charge Followi: Raid the evidence and prisoner without at- < v e y h1 P i ® e L | Girl Dies From Picking Pimple. ‘Worthless Paper in Winchester |a dozen which he claimed to have made e e County Policeman_ Charles T. Barnes, \ when the car in which the Weich chil- | TAKOMA PARK, I s t ¢ burtiers on h s . December 9.— | time to turn out some burners on her | fer BO°C AN CRE 8 4y death from | WINCHESTER, Va. December 9.— | fumn up in a few days” Carper said|dren were injured near here late Sat- ke TR ealecting Do it | = | th rations i et it a tnesror o rested and taken before Chief Doran |syccessful in not being caught that he | old, suffered a broken arm and Warren tracting any attention of the people on s 1 e Bt i D Within an hour after Montgomery | gas stove. It developed, however, that 4 o ng cash on forged checks has been s er- : | | blood _polsoning Saturday’ in & Balti- | Getting g he had found it quite easy t0 buy mEr- | urday when the car in which they were| JAmes Wastington wos chivged with | Plmwaabemeres ke e charge of possessing intoxicating liquor | northern _district 'substation, followed S el fice DEDE ST WY for questioning. Carper, who is an erst- | pegan to think he could make it a life- | E. Welch, 8 years old, received a severe | Decembcr 14 next. Takoma Park Man Pleads Guilty ! (e At of the business section of thie | station. ~ @8 | Joseph Carper Admits He Passed over to them by merchants and others; | ton, both of O street, Washngton, was | d » and from the lot Carper selected about WHEN CAR HITS TRUCK standing on the road wthout lights, ac- e s e Tl e & WINGHESTER, Ve December ROEL T Nan AR edr He added that he “had several others | specal Dispatch to Toe star. Special Dispatch to The St vas confronted b, = " Who asked | (Special) —Picking a i pimple. Special Dispatch to The Star, out,” and could not remember who ha o 3 e B e b ors' asked | Jier nose Thanksgiving day at her home | S°°°'*! 2% e casited them, bt “supposed they woulkd | - SMICO; M4+ December 9. Two chil‘drens were. riding came along and, hit| County police had swooped down on his | she wanted the time to pour some of Seriigdi Sl e L, e apartment, No. 6, on Laurel avenue,|the alleged intoxicants into the sink.|more hospital of Margaret Jane Jolliffe, | easy work In inchester for Joseph | chandise and wearing apparel wit] ® | \ding collided with & truck standing|oni pav Rob: uiticle staning) aughter _of 3. Joliffe, jr. | Carper for more than a year, he told | pogus checks. He began writing his with Jeaving a motor vehic) 8] Smeredste Wi B. J. Paxton had pleaded guilty to a|Sergt. Guy Jones, in charge of the| 14, daughter of George J lioe Jastrnight after be had been “'1 bogus ek erbor. 1926, and was so|on the roadside. Billie Welch, 10 years on &hel d“’:f,’ b:"m:é a ,;g:civmfl: o‘: [ 3 Julces with intent to sell the same and was | her closely and stopped up the drain Detinte fined $100 and costs and setenced to ' pipe, saving sufficient evidence to con- ! picking the pimple. % \d - It’s a Gift! . . . The Annual Christmas Sale of Men’s $2.50 to #3.50 l Ever-Fit Shirts ;s The annual opportunity for wives, sweethearts and mothers of men to secure ‘h'flle ]llhirfl- ';-:hl s e collars the better grades of shirtings at a sale Sstts Lk around the neck! Exclusive with us in Washington! HrC “F Street at Seventh” price. 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