Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1930, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. concerned to register was challenged C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1930. “WOLF” CRY RAISED TOO OFTEN, B-—18 ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX 5522 2ot ROCKVILLE COURT TRThE R Watch FIREMEN ASK AID Seek County Allowance for Operation of New Appara- tus of Department. Bpeclal Dispatch to The Star VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, Va., Octo- &: 22 —Walter U. Vam%y, pr;::deg‘tuol Arlington-Fairfax Coun! e- men’s Associajion, at a meeting last night as guest of the Jefferson district department, appointed a committee con- sisting of G. Frank Allwine, Jefferson district; J. R. Mallock of Ballston and John A. Spates of Cherrydale to compile the reports of the various departments for the past two years of their operating expenses in order that they might be presented to the Arlington County Board of Supervisors. The committes was in- structed to urge the board to make an allowance for gasoline and other nec- Sha of Cherrydale. ‘The treasurer reported $6,160.83 in the savings fund and cash in bank of $441.15, glving the organization a total of $6,601.98 in bank. The next meeting will be held at the Arlington Department on November 18. WEDDINGS AND MURDERS LINKED IN TEXAS TOWN By tne Associated Press. MIDLAND, Tex., October 22.—Mr%. L. E. Remington, “mail order bride,” has decided the husband who swindled and then abandoned her in a Chicago ho- tel is not George “Jiggs” Perry, “want ad” husband sought as the slayer of one of his several wives. ington said she did not believe the man she married in Durant, Okla., was Per- ry. He is sought in connection with the death of Mrs. Cora Hackett, whose body was found on a Wisconsin In- dian reservation. Mrs. Remington said she still was hopeful of finding her husband. The man, she said, induced her to sell val- uable property in Fort Worth, Tex., for $4,800, took her to Chicago and there disappeared. REFUSES PETITION Will Not Disqualify Voter Unless Objection Arises at Registration. ROCKVILLE, Md, October 22—In dismissing a petition to have the name of Elias Russell, colored, stricken from the registration’ books for Laytonsville district, Judge Robert B. Peter decided an interesting point in the Circuit Court_here yesterday. It involved the right of the court to entertain appeals from the action of officers of registration in registering voters at their final session. The de- cision in substance was that the Cir- cult Court is not a court of original jurisdiction in registration cases and acts simply as an appellate court. It is without authority to consider appeals of the character indicated unless it be at the time they were enrolled. ‘The d¢ affects the right of persons refused registration to take their cases to the Circuit Court, provided they do so within the time specified by law. Russell, at the final session of the registrars last week and that no onme at the time objected to his being registered. Several days later, however, cult Court was petitioned to s name from the lists on the ground that he was not a qualified voter. Until this yeer the law did not per- mit the enrollment of voters at the final session of the registrars. lecision, however, in no way , it was shown, was en: Nu Fraternity House, at the Cir- trike his | descended to the cellar first fire of the season. later it was literally the D brothers ran 3 Holes 8 Obstacles 2 Balls 2 Putters It was just the old, old story of cry- ing “wolf” once too often at the Sigma | season. “For Pat's sake, Brown,” the brother R_streets yesterday morning. smash the fire terday morning, With & nip- s lll? yes i alarm box at the corner. The whole of the fraternity cellar choked with smoke. into the street, one of the headlong into Pledge J. FRAT PLEDGE WON’'T REPORT FIRE . Brown, the butt of the Fall initiation Sixteenth and cried distractedly,” dump is burning down.” and built the A few hours “first fire,” & light, and said emphatically: “T'll do_anything, Brown, his credulity stretched to the snapping point, took one look at the house, staid and quiet in the noon sun- Schmidt—eat - thing, suffer anything, but I 'fll.:& Echmidt, despairing of such treachery, raced to the corner and shattered the box. leep! }mt the pledge tnmdnm a night of foolery, Brown jaculated: “Get up, Wigby. Up on your feet, ouse is burning.” Both brothers, taking one ominous persecuted Brown, said , “Get the h—1 out of here glace at the una Delicious! Tribby’s 615 15th St Next to Keith's Delcara Hard Candies These delicious hard candies come in a large variety of shapes, sizes and colors. They are sealed in glass jars to preserve their freshness and purity. The children will like this candy. essary operating expenses. Cost More to Handle. Mr. Varney stated that the large pleces of apparatus give the community one of the finest fire-fighting organizations in this section of the State, but the new apparatus is not as easy to get around in and costs more to operate. Roy Sha, president of the Cherrydale department, reported that his depart- ment was making arrangements to have & room placed in shape with proper cots so that four men could be lodged at their house nightly to answer all alarms Eeomptly and give a more efficient serv- to the fiblfl& John R. burg, chairman of the convention and jubilee committee, re- ported that they would be prepared to submit a final report at the next meeting and George Frank Allwine, Willlam D. ‘Topley and Julian Tapp were appointed to examine the accounts. In order that the association might increase its relief funds a committee was authorized to study plans for giving fre- quent dances during the Winter months and report at the next meeting. 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