Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1931, Page 20

i | FARFAX OFFICERS INDCTED BY JORY Fififis.and Mcintosh Aceused of Shooting Motorist in Arlington. By & Staft Correspondent of The Star. ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, Va. June 16.—Among the 28 persons against whom indictments were returned yesterday by the grand jury were ‘Lewis Finks and Carl McIntosh, Fairfax County policemen. Both were indicted on charges of mayhem, as a result of the shocting in Arlington County of Lerty Holsinger of ‘Washington. The shooting occurred six_weeks ago on the rcad between Chain Bi and the Fairfax County line, when two officers allegedly oached the car in ‘which Holsinger and & woman col n- fon were m'g and - attem) to search the car. Holsinger is said to have refused to get cut of the car and & fight resulted in which Pinks is to have been knocked down. It was BAPTIST LEADER DIES Dr. Sallee of Richmond Was For- eign Mission Board Official. RALEIGH, N. O, June 16 ) —Dr. W. Bugene Sallee of Va., leader of the Baptist denomination, died suddenly here last night at uer.aunmcolm Death was ascribed oy ¢ he was home Mission Board of the “Southern Baptist Convention. Prior to that he was for 27 years a Baptist missionary in China. Dr Sallee was & native of Kentucky, but entered the mission flelds from Texas. MINISTERS NAMED TO M. P. CHURCHES Maryland Conference Also Hears Western Maryland College Plans. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, June 16.—Plans for the erection of seven new at ¢l he drew his revolver and shot | of the H r in the leg. ‘When an investigation sup] Te- ‘vealed that the officers had the Fairfax unty line nto Arlington County they were brought here by Com- mobwealth’s Attorney M. Farr of Fair- fax. County on warrants g each with mayhem sworn out by on= wealth's Attorney Willlam C. Gloth of Arlington County. The poard of super- 'visors of Fairfax County refused to sus- pend the two men pending outcome of the case. In | docketing the cases, while the grapd jury was in session, Judge Walter ‘T, McCarthy set July 2 as the date for argiments on a demurrer to a $60,000 damage suit filed recently against seven members of the Organized Women Vot~ ers of Arlington County by the Arling- ton’ fnvestment Corporation. Burnett Miller, of Culpeper appeared as counsel for ‘the women. lony indictments were returned agajnst Willlam Dockery, allas Willlam FoX; Henry Willilams, Walter Weever, Goldie Henry, John E. Green, Harvey Daniels and Tapp Williams. Weaver, after pleading gullty to & Ch‘:“% of stealing an automobile, was pel ted by Judge McCarthy to change his plea to “not guilty” and was ac- quitted by the court of that charge. On an indictment charging him with driv- ing while intoxicated, he was sentenced to pay a fine of $140.75 and serve 30 days in jail. A charge of driving while intoxicated resulted in a like sentence for Benja- min (Fletcher. The following prohibition law cases ‘were disposed of yesterday: Raymond Jackson, fined ‘$90.40 and given a suspended sentence of one month in jail; Russell B. Jackson, fined $149.75 and sentenced to two months; ‘Thurman Butler, fined $90.75 and given a suspended sentence of one month, and Sarah Turley, fined $90.75. with & suspended jail sentence of 30 days. Others indicted for prohibition law violations were: Paul Friend, Floyd Stanley, James Young. John 'Smith, James Hannah, Jack Reed, allas Charles M. Reed; Joe McGuire, Paul Rust, Philip Terrell, Elsworth Tucker, Thefma Jackson, Walter Fairfax, Robert E. Ferrell and E. J. Schofield. WOMAN IS INJURED IN FIRE AT FRANCONIA Store and Residence Burny After Being Struck by Light- ning. By 3 Staff Correspondent of The Star. FRANCONIA, Va, June 16—A woman was burned and a store de- stroyed here last night when lightning struck the business establishment and residence of Miss Phoebe Gillingham. Damage was estimated at $20,000. Miss Gillingham, who is about 55 years old, was burned about the arms and knees when she re-entered the burntng bullding in an effort to save some of her belongings. She was given first-aid treatment at _the scene by | Officer A. W. Mills of PFairfax County | road police, then taken to Alexnndrl.l" !f]w treatment by Oscar Baker of lhh} place. A stock of sho‘gun shells and car-! tridges exploded during the fire and | kept spectators at a distance from the burning building. | ‘The fire, which started shortly before 8 o'clock, spread rapidly and when the Fire Department from Fairfax arrived it was beyond control and the building | was burned to the ground. | be program is a tentative one to l:l.l-rm:ble out as the funds become a able. Three ministers and four laymen were elected delegates to the general conference which meets next May at Co- lumbus, Ohio. ‘They were Rev. J. A. Dudley, Rev. E. A. Sexsmith and Rev. P. W. Crosby, and H. C. Staley, J. Holkrand, Rowland Watts and Russell Smith. Dr. C. E. Forlines, director of reli- glous education, in a brief address stressed the need of adding to the thres established educational institutions—the home, the church and the school—of the community. “We must develop a good eommunlg schools cannot take care of it unas- sisted. «The minister must be a teacher as well as a preacher. His work is not done when he has delivered a sermon.” Appointments follow: ‘Washington—Alexandria, C. M. Com- pher; Calvary, J. W. Townsend; Cherry- dale, J. A. Trader; Congress Street, H. A. Kester; PFirst Church, C. L. Dawson; Fort Myer Heights and Walker's Chapel, H. G. Hager; Lewis Memorial, W. A. Roberts; Mount Olivet, M. C. Clough; Mount Tabor, F. W. Siffrin; N. C. Ave- nue, C. E. Brown; Rhode Island Avenue, R. Y. Nicholso ‘Wesley Chapel of Kent, J. W. Baxley; Westminster, C. M. Elderdice; Whaleyville, J. P. George; ‘Wye and Queen Anne, A. W. Simms. ISSUE NEW MEDALS Navy Awards to Small Arms Ex- perts Changed. Proficiency in the of small arms in the Navy will be rewarded by a new type of medal, the Navy Department announced today in explaining that this will replace the silver sharpshooters’ and expert rifilemen’s badge now issued. ‘The designation of the new medals will be the expert rifiemen’s medal and the expert pistolshot's medal. They will be of bronze, suspended from a navy blue ribbon, with pin stripes of green, three for the expert rifiemen and two for the pistol shots. The department said that ribbon bars to be worn in lace of the medals will conform to the ars of other medals awarded. Crape Myrtle, 75¢ Barberry, 7 for $1 7 Blue Spruce for §1 (seedlings) MARYLAND NURSERY Edmonston (East Hyattsville) Open Week Days___ Sundays after 1:30 5. 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