Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 11

AMENDED PETITION - IN HEDRICK CASE New Document Merely Puts Plaintiff’s View in Legal Form. By & Staft Correspondent of The Btar. ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, Va, July 17—An amended petition of the plaintiffs in the impeach- ment proceedings against Supervisor B. M. Hedrick of Arlington district was filed yesterday in the office of the clerk. ALEXANDRIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 17 (Spe- cial) . —Work of resurfacing streets and roadways about the city is progressing rapidly. A considerable stretch of the highway from Mushpot road to Wash- ington avenue has been resurfaced. City forces this morning started the work of resurfacing several blocks of Russell road from Rosemont avenue to & point opposite the old city line in Braddock. Work also is progressing on the work of lmprofin’ and_ widening Mount Vernon avenue from Hume Sta- tion to the city line, and efforts are be- ing concentrated at this time on the pouring of the concrete shoulders nec- essary to widen the highway. Nelson Thompson Proctor, 35, of 632 North Washington street, died yester- day at Emergency Hospital in Washing- ton. He has been in failing health for some time. The deceased was employed as a clerk at Potomac Yards for many Tl kvisEine .|SIX ESCAPE AS CAR GOES DOWN 30-FT. BANK Danville Party Suffers Only ‘Wrecked Machine in Mishap Near Home. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., July 17.—When a car wnmnlng six Danville persons rolled down a 30-foot embankment, the only result was & wrecked automobile, as none of the group was injured, although the machine rolled . completely over, landing aright on the wheels. All escaj unscathed, except one woman, who sustained only slight bruises. ‘Those in the car were Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Alverson, their daughter, Virginia; Andrew Martin, Etta Howerton and Alma Land. They were returning fro.n Greensboro, N. C., and were nearing Reidsville when the accident occurred. ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md.,, July 17 (Special). —Charging that on June 13, 1927, she was deserted without just cause, Mrs. M. Imirle Fraley of this county has insti- tuted pr in the Circuit Court here for an absolute divorce from Mau- rice A. !‘rfi:y. to whom she was married in Rockville on June 7, 1917. _She is represented by Attorney F. Bernard Welsh of Rockville. It is set forth in the petition that four childrun were born of the marriage, whose custody the plaintiff asks to be awarded. She also seeks counsel fees and a maintenance allowance. Licenses have been issued here for the marriage of Reginald S. Vaughn, 22, of Hyattsville, Md., and Miss Mae M. Mills, 19, of Washington, and Lawrence I. Tudge, 24, and Miss Beulah C. Pea- cock, 19, both of Washington. Rockville's water supply has been suf- ficiengly augmented by hooking up the mains with the well at the Rockville Ice Plant on the Rockville pike S1AR, WaspinuiuN,: 1.5, & U s X makes available ample water for the town's needs, Mayor Spates Announcement has been made that & lawn party will be held on the lawn ad- joining the Rockville Christian Chur tomorrow evening, beginning at o'clock SCOUTS GET LAND Tract at Purcellville Lent for Local Troop's Activities. Special Dispatch to The Star. PURCELLVILLE, Va., July 17.—The local Troop of Boy Scouts, No. 157, has obtained permission from . Rebecca Birdsall Hoopes to use several acres of land in the northern ration limit This land is ideal for cleaned up, and sp: A draint ditch ope! across a nearby swamp, and the plan uito extermination is nearly il&lgl'fi are being analyzed, and all ‘sire at work on the sec- . .‘J EARLY-MORNING PATIENT Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va, July 17.—Dr. W. M. Newton, dentist, answered an emergency program broadcas UL¥--3%; -1930: - Relieved of Cash When He Opens Safe. call the other morning at 2 o'clock. An unidentified patient was at the door of England may have a ting ser ) opened his safe the Directors of the national assoclatl planned to continue their mesting to- 24-hour radio- | day, mapping out marketing policies rvice. for the ensuin Live Stock Manager Named. his office and the sufferer from tooth-| CHICAGO, July 17 (#).—P. C. Wil- ROBS DENT'ST OF 358 ache was given treatment by the|son of Cincinnati was chosen secretary- 7 Muh‘ue:: leted his 'k the Surgeon Cures Toothache and Is nflm’mmxuhm In'gmn:m services. When N¢ to make change the t of the pistol, re! lice are investigating. a5Co Twent - -Cent Sale! - Will End This Week! : Big Value for Your Money—every item listed herein will make your dollars go fur- ther. The quality and purity of the merchandise you buy in your neighborhood Aasco Store is guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. It Pays to Trade Where Quality Counts! Fancy Shoe Peg Choice Cut Sugar Stringless Beans Corn Crushed Corn RKE RELATIVE JAI -~ — of the court, thereby being made avail- | years. He was a son of Mrs. Emily C. BU L BAERCE LED kville, by means of about 1200 feet ¢yrg of assigned to the various pa- le to the defense for their considera- | Proctor and the late John L. Proctor. of fire hose, as to. render the strict|irols This place will be used as the sble e He s survived by & widow, Mrs. |Auto Theft Charged Against Gang- | economy recently insisted upon by the| reguiar ‘meeting ground for all Friday tion before the case is reopened ON| g . ;o' proctor; one daughter, Marion town authorities no longer necessary,| nijght meetings during the open weather. July 22. Adelaide Proctor; two sisters, Miss ster’s Brother-in-Law. Mayor J. Roger Spates stated today. i The petition filed yesterday amends Ruth Espey Proctor and Mrs. W, Pel iy 2 Constant pumping from the ice plant T Tl the original only in so far as the legal Woolridge, and two brothers, Jéhnfg’ CHICAGO, Ji yu 7 (®)—Philip R.| well makes possible approximately 50,-| Many terrible tales are told in South verbiage is concerned and was permitted | FT0OCER% SR B0 PIOETEE, - | McDonnell, -druggist and brother-in- | 600 gallons & day more than during the | Africa of the ferocity of cock ostriches by Judge Alexander Browning when it | PToctor Sut Heoree B FIoeion . ok |18V of Fred Burke, hunted for a score | recent acute shortage and no difficulty | during the season, and of the was explained by attorneys for the and Engin c‘,flfl“ flohn mn'c ck | of murders, was under arrest today on | is now experienced in keeping both the mkfll, in!urlu 'tluy are able to in- prosecution that the original petition e Co., No. 2, has adupted pure | g charge of automobile theft. tower and storage tank well filléd and fliet with their long, pointed toes. Was drawn by a layman and not & white as the color for their uniforms| A stolen automobile, bearing license # 1awyer. and has placed an order for the suits | plates issued to McDonnell, was used in When_the case came up originally | ¥ith 1 concern. The new uni-|the escape of the two men who killed Boscul Coffee stays fresh —even in hot weather the | forms are e: ted within a short time. " 1 that The Blate oo b me. | Thomas Bonner, minor racketeer, a Dampness can’t make Boscul Coffee stale. Commonwealth’s Attorney Willlam C. b week ago. Gloth and Garnett Miller, special at-| Dr. H. E. dge Pie Crust B The exquisite flavor developed by 99 g torney for the women voters, retired|S. years’ and returned some time later with the bly of in 4 minutes shipiskeptin vacuum... 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