Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1931, Page 10

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Try it and be convinced! _Sol youy druggist. For free sample write Res- , Baltimore, Md. CHILLUM DISTRICT TAKES FIRST PRIZE 1Study Club’s Booth Adjudged Best at Marlboro Fair. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Septem- | ber 3.—The Chillum District Study Club’s booth, depicting events in the life of, Gecrge Washington, was awarded first ! orize in the project exhibit of the Fed- | eration of Women’s Clubs at the Mal- | boro fair, it was announced yesterday. | Booths of 11 clubs were entered in the | competition. | The winning exhibit was entitled “A | True American Citizen” and arranged | under the direction of Mrs. J. Enos Ray. | | First prize consists of $70 in cash. } Landover Club Second. | Second prize of $50 went to the Land- | over Club, whose exhibit, “Billy" Vege- table, showed the need of vegetables in | the dally diet. | The Mount Rainfer Civic League cap- | tured the third prize of $40 for its dis. | play of possible_improvements along | four blocks of Rhode Island avenue threugh civic co-operation. The importance of promoting inter- national good will through children as shown by the Decatur Heights Com- munity Cl s exhibit. “Hands Around | the World,” won fourth prize and $30. Fifth prize of $20 was won by the Brandywine Club, whose exhibit dem- onstrated how. old flour bags can be | converted into beach pajamas, hal- loween costumes, shirts, bed covers and many other things. | Scores of Winners. | The point scores of the winners. as | announced by the judges were: Chillum | District Study Club, 82.5; Landover, 1'69; Mount Rainier Civic League, 54 | Decatur Heights Community Club, 47.5, and Brandywine, 45. Judges of the booths were Mrs. Ellis Logan, Washington artist; Staub H. Tyson of the United States Department of Agriculture and C. E. Nelson, Sunday | editor of The Star. 'ROAD HOUSE PROPRIETOR | | FINED IN LIQUOR CASE, | By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. | HYATTSVILLE, Md., September 3.— John Bolden, alleged proprietor of The Oaks, & road house near Murkirk, was { fined $100 by Police Court Judge J. Chew Sheriff yesterday for illegal pos- session of liquor. He was arrested in 2 rtaid led by Policeman Ralph Brown R. B. Richards of Beltsville, arrested in another raid headed by Officer Clause Reese, drew a $50 fine for possession Roy Jefferson, colored, was held for the action of the grand jury cn charges of assaulting Sophie Hiel, also colored. Bond was set at $2.000. The man was arrested by Officel e. | Use of Handcuffs on 90-Pound Woman Berated by Court Prince Georges Policeman Is Flayed After Jailing Driver for Night. By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. HYATTSVILLE, MD,, September 3.— Sharp criticism of the action of County Policeman Arthur M. Brown for hand- cuffing Mrs, Clara Arnold, 23 years old, of 1012 Fourteenth street, Wash- ington, and charging her with resisting arrest was volced by Police Court Judge J. Chew Sheriff yesterday in dis- missing the charge against, the young woman. Mrs, Arnold was also accused of driving a car with dead tags and fined $10 for this offense. According to the testimony, Mrs. Ar- nold was driving the car of her brother, Randolph Harmels, to the home of her mother, near Mitchellville, when Officer Brown and Constable Willlam Kreitzer started in pursuit. Mrs. Arnold said she would not ac- company the police to Marlboro until told what the charge against her was, whereupon she was handcuffed and later charged with resisting arrest. At Marlboro she was jailed for the night, securing her liberty the following day,| after posting $200 bond. Mrs. Arnold also testified the officers fired shots during the chase, knocked off her wrist watch and trampled on it during the scuffie, and-ditched and wrecked her car en route to Marlboro. These charges were uncorroborated, however, and the court took no notice of them. FREE BUS SERVEE * VOTED FORPURLS Both High and Graded School Students to Be Carried in Prince Georges. Staft Correspondent of The Star UPPER MARLBORO, Md., September 3.—Starting with the new school year, which opens September 11, Prince Georges nty will furnish free trans- portation to all high school as well as graded school pupils. In announcing the decision of the County Board of Education to discon- tinue its policy of charging some high school pupils $20 a year for transpor- tation, while others are transported free, Nicholas Orem, county superintendent of schools, declared it was agreed to fur- nish free transportation to high school pupils in anticipation of State aid from the equalization fund. The superin- tendent sald that Prince Georges county, which has not received a share of the equalization fund for some years, expects to obtain a part of it next year. During the last school year, it was pointed out, the school board collected $1,460 from high school pupils who were charged for transportation. Although Forest D. 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