Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 22

RN ASSAUT HARGED BY GRS T Wam ouths De- ined in Fairfax Follow- ing Complaint. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va. October 10.—Traffic police of Fairfax County have made several arrests for intoxication and | reckless driving in the t few days. D. E. Baifey of Alexandria and George Sutphin of Fairfax, are both held for the November grand jury on charges of driving while intoxicated. Bailey ‘was arrested on Snake Hill on the Rich- mond Highway by Officer L. L. Finks and given a hearing before Justice A. D. Kirby at Groveton. Sutphin was arrested on the Earl road in Fairfax by Officer A. W. Mills and arraigned before Justice Chapman. He is out on $500 bonds. H. H. Cockerell of Alexandria was arrested on Snake Hill by Officer Finks and fined $10 and costs by Justice Kirby on a charge of being under the influ- ence of liquor. Howard E. Erdman of Baltimore, Md., ‘was arrested by Capt. Heywood Dutrer near Woodlawn ‘and fined $10 and costs | by Justice Shepherd of Accotink for reckless driving and passing on curves. R. 8. Morris Berwyn, Md., was fined 810 and costs by Justice J. T. Moling of Falls Church on a charge of reckless driving between Fairfax and Falls Church, made by Officer Mills. Neal D. Snyder of Washington was charged by DEAD OF AUTO INJURIES William ~ Farrell Succumbs to ‘Wounds Received on October 2. Injured October' 2° when the car he flk&‘{:‘"fim a t;ln alongside the e e, near Hun Hil, L, Willlam = Farrell, 40 -y e Potomac, Md.,, tgomery County" Rockville were notified this morning his death they said it probably would not be necesasry to hold an inquest, OFFICERS DRAW FIRE ON BURGLAR SEARCH Danville Attorney Discharges Shot- gun to Frighten Off Supposed Midnight Marauders. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va, October 10— | Apologies were in order when H. W. Rogers, an attorney, mistook two of- ficers for midnight marauders and fired his shotgun to scare them off. The incident which occurred the first night of the fair took place when Rogers, hearing voices at midnight out- side his garage, thought burglars were in his midst and fired. The officers immediately proclaimed their identity. They were engaged, they said, in | searching for liquor believed to have been taken from a car which they had been chasing and hidden close to the DROUGHT MAY SHORTEN |dusks and tocal reports regarding BIRD HUNTING SEASON/{Jorctiein'ss Shvas tarapen. Virginia Faces Early Ending | g-:‘lf:mg‘;%mvkm Time for Shooting.Duck l ——————e. 1 and Quail. (H. L. Best Elected Mayor. Special Dispateh to The LUKE, Md, Ombe: ltoml (B;:ehl).; ALEXANDRIA, Va., October 10.A [ [+ Best was re-glec ! g it -=A 'L uke without opposition and J. H. Mil- possibility that the Virginia hunting i, preq wiseman and Victor Kalbaugh e rom e and quall may be great: | were re-elected commissioners. John ly shortened, due to the other conditions, is seen by hunters in | Cox was elected a commissioner in place this section, following reports ~from | 6f H. O. Failing, who declined to stand Canada concerning e number of ' for re-election. /=sooo== Hosiery Luxury May Now Be Yours for Only All Styles At the One Price te “Golden Dawn’ Hos- iery has an instant appeal to discriminating women . . . its clear, even texture and superb quality is amazing at this mod- AYala Special Group—New Fall Hats Felts—Soleils—Tricots—Velvets—In All Head Sizes Obtainable in all hts and 35 shades. This umum: value made pos- sible only because they are sold .direct to you thru our own chain of shops. Golden D "S5 LWAYS LOOK FOR THE NAME ««. 1205 F STREET N.W. ., . \=000==} Special! Fashionable New Leath [ PR e Quality bags of fine leathers in smart styles—calf, grain leathers, suede and patent Officer Finks “with reckless driving at ns Corner and crossing the junc- tion at 60 miles per hour. He was fined 810 and costs by Justice Chapman at Fairfax. Kenneth Lawson, 21, and Marvin Drake, 20, of Washington, are lodged in gton police. Sher 3 that, according to the story told by two gy 2 g ‘Washington girls, aged 13 and 14 years, Vegetables Lawson crimially assaulted ' the 13- year-old child Saturda: wl E Y Fabrtan hégug:; Special Sea Food and Tour were driving in near MclLean, Sunday morning the ONE DOLLAR Is reported the story to the Wash- police, who, after arresting and Phone Columbia 0706 for 30-minute service on mk’nufi the boys, sted Fairfax ty officers to take them to jail at BUDD'S ICE CREAM, Nfimlx. u’x‘hgz ‘were utlnnafmerred t’: 50c pint. ax londay morni held a5 & material witaeas 1781 COLYMBIA NOAD Collegiennes’ and Debutants’ Hats in Every Head Size. 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