Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1930, Page 6

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26;- 1830. ‘The b‘nquet eunmmna includes Ru- mpn.u-e ononry cnn- e, Oeorle A. G. Wood Thomu U"h- Wiillam C. Miller, Nicholas J. " , Charles W. , Harry T. , 3 yne, H. A. Brooks,’ Joseph D. Dreyfuss, Ernest E. Herrell, Charles T. Clagett, J. law-rd Rather than stop smoking J¢ Heberle, Henry C. Cole and W. Miller, 71, farmer, yesterday Stowell. tained a change of sentence on e his conviction of assault and bat- The early snow in Canada t| to 'mit hi ter the -4 e IS0 i covered 85,000,000 bushels l'rf wheat State Prison. Miller was fined $700 and sen- still um,hrnhrd in the fields. tenced to six months at the State — = —— Penal Farm, where rules prohibit . 'INVESTMENT Il BUILDING jurors, Judge A. L. Guthrie sxx high -speed Takes Prison Term Rather Than Stop Habit of Lifetime By the Associated Press. MUNCIE, Ind.,, November 26— HEY! 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Bride in a written statement yemrdl! | declared that the Colts case on reckless | driving, decided by the Bupreme Court of the United States Monday, was s victory of the District on the main ques- | tion involved. ‘The main point in issue, Mr. Bride's | statement sald, was the contention of | counsel for the appellant that one| W—B_AD BRE ATH charged with violation of any law or , regulation punh.hnble bL imprisonment | for e::lnls gll_nhxo day vnut-lod to s jus ) e court to take 'l'l-oum::- ,,"‘ pnpl‘ .'nhinedh wn: } 11;3\ : decldord a?flm“ but {fl’u that d brea in ick relief through | the offense of ving so recl as | Drr awards™ Ol Tablets. The to_endanger " property dggv;;flv;fl;;:‘ | Camber ‘of Dommercs. wil be” Inid o7 | gt e st i e e S35 30 Sl e o & et Somiie Sppied 2 n2 N | fense, and hence merits & jury trial. | a¢'g meeting called for Frida; Tablets act oml h]t)rfi:;:l';":; %Illl"bn:eli!::d st Jury Trials Have Been Given. it was nnflnounced yesterda : h: stimulating them o natural sction, | As to the course to be followec, by | b e i ;“‘,;' Lo =-nnl the blood and gently purifying g‘;:r".‘fm'(m d“m:n"l’}.‘"mfg“m:‘ ganization of the local chamber in | o entire system. They do that which | EVeT 07, will be held January 29, 1931. mm. calomel does without any of Appeals holding Colts entitled | fter effects. B o sc o H d o _o is delicious lets bring no griping pain hot! Just add Bosco to hot milk —stir and drink | It not only pleases the taste, but builds sturdy, vigorous bodies with Ms concentrated nutriment. BOSCO the great 3-food drink with the delicious chocolate malt flavor SKiN TROUBLES .h- healed D-:.“ku' by Resinol. changed the sentence to 1 to 10 , Balto., Md. elevators, gare years in State Prison, where to- bacco 18 furnished inmates. age in basement: building open on COMMITTEE ON C. OF C. BANQUET MEETS FRIDAY | four sides. Plans for Twenty-Fourth Anniver-| tary Affair to Be Made by Group Named by Jose. Plans for the twenty-fourth anni- | o H. L. RUST COMPANY Agent toa Jury trial, every defendent accused of reckless driving who has asked for a jury trial has been grinted one, . that| 3 | no change in procedure in this respect discovered the | will be necessary. He sald that in fu- years of practice | ture persons thought to be guilty of ts affioted with bowal and| Féckless driving whers Whers 12 no im ate danger or_prope! ith the attendant bad | Voived “will be charged with same of- | fense other than reckless drivir ior | which they may be tried by court with- out jury, but “we shall not hesitate to charge reckless driving where the facts warrant it. Pointing out the enormous impor- tance of the decision in directions other tLan the immediate question of Foulice Court procedure, Mr. Bride's state- ment goes on to say: Reckless Driving Held “Depravity.” “The decision of the Supreme Court is of prime importance for the classifi- cation in which it places the offense on driving so receklessly as to endanger property or dndividuals. 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