Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1931, Page 21

" MAN 13 BELIEVED " CAPTAL FUBTVE = Suspect at Cape May Thought St. Elizabeth . Escape by Police. By the Assoclated Press. HAMMONTON, N. J., May 8.—A man belleved to be Emanuel R. Tauft, alias Emanuel Luftiiz of Philadelphia, who police claimed escaped from St. Eliza-' beth’s Hospital for the Criminal In- sane, Washington, D. C., was being held in the State police barracks nere today. Working on a “tip” furnished by Wil- llam Warfield of Philadelphia, a former keeger at the hospital, State police last night captured Luft in Cape May, where he had been working as an interior decorator. Luft told police he came to this coun- try 12 years ago from Vienna and was working in Cape May to secure money to pursue his studies ‘n painting at the delphia Academy of Fine Arts. Not Wanted Here. Officials of St. Elizameth Hospital to- day notified police they were not inter- ested in obtaining custody of Emanuel R. Luft, arrested yesterday in Hammon- ton, N. J., as an escaped inmate of the institution. ‘They explained Luft walked away gram was git Miss Nettle Orme. sung by Miss Helen Butts of Darnes- town and Mrs. Oland of Beallsville, Miss Butts rendered piano selections, Miss Rosalyn Hersberger recited and a g]ly entitled “Squaring It With the " was presented by members of the Poolesville Methodist Church. The funeral of Dr. Prederick W. Elbrey, 90 years old, for more than 40} years a resident of Sandy Spring, who &2l Abopitar Santy Spring, ware held , Ware hel yesterday afternoon from the Friends’ Meeting House, Sandy Spring, burial being in the Friends’ Cemetery. Dr. Elbrey is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Herbert Stabler. He was a native of Virginia and at ome time lived in Washington. He was a retired officer of the United States . He was well educated, and it is sald that late in his last illness he was unable to ex- press himself in English, but did so in Creek and Latin. ‘Walter Butler, colored, of Stewart- town, this county, was found guilty in the Police Court here yesterday of charges of assault and battery and car- rying a concealed weapon. He was given 18 months in the House of Cor- rection by Judge Charles W. Woodward, 12 months in the assault casé and six months in the other. He noted appeals x t‘)a:m Circuit Court, and bond was fixed h¢ ). were given prominent ing. i Suth: Hall an issioner Clagett C. THE EVENING STAR, WASHING . B. Mason, street, was fined lice Court on & charge of reckless driv- . He was arrested May 5 at Oro- noco any§ Henry streets by Patrolman juthard. Four Alexandria high school students are at Fredericksburg today competing in the State finals in_typewriting and shorthand contests. The local students won the in the eighth dis- trict. Sidney Wells, Annie Simpson and Margaret Shaw are entered in the typewriting contest. while Wells and Free Auto Parking for Customers—E St. Between 6th & 7th Miss Simpson with Maud Thommasson are entered in the shorthand contest. Ada Rambowski, 34, of 1201 Duke street, was arrested by Patrolman Em- brey yesterday afternoon at King and Patrick streets, on charges of while drunk and being drunk. has been set at $1,000 and the case continued until May 15. The program of the Kiwanis Club yesterday centered around the ob- servance of Scout day for both boys and girls. ‘The program was in charge of Mr. Dave Book, who presented Miss Margaret Greene and _Scoutmaster William Leitch. A number cf the TON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY -8, 1931 A M m"'z":"‘n?n"i‘fi be £ HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh Junior Misses’ Silk Dresses PAIRMONT, W. Vs, May 8 (P— . Gen, H. E. 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