Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1931, Page 16

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By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., September 24.— Lawtrence Dunnington, colored, of Hy- attsville, named in 12 warrants charging snnoying high school girls, and one charging lllult and mzury asked a Jury trial on all counts and was com- mitted to hfl ln default of $1,000 following arraignment be«ou Juauea o( Peace J. Chew Sheriff in yesterday. The complainants in all the cases are Hyattsville High School girls, whom the man is sald tn have annoyed on their way to scl A private hefl"m on one ch attempted criminal 1&Inult againsi man was conducted by Judge Sheriff in the basement of the Masonic Temple, where Police One Case Dismissed. ‘The hnfln‘ resulted in the case be- ing dismissed. Dunnington was arrested by Constable Jack Wilson and Town Pulu:emsm Ac- ton of Riverdale. He was represented by Attorney J. Frank Lillard. Three D. C. Men Fined. ‘Three Washington men drew flnfll of $200 dach for transportation ai POs- session of liquor. ~They were Ghnres Jukm colored; Joseph Gray and Wil- m H. Tonker. All were arrested by county Policeman Ralph Brown. Con- stable Howard Slater assisted in the .rrest of Gny who also drew a $5 fine 5| Rulhu lhat prunes are ‘“native fruits,” Judge Sheriff dismissed charges of ssion against M. Milino of Brentwood. Two jugs of liquids which had been anal & r cent wine were offered in evidence and the de- fendant -explaind the wine was made of peaches, prunes, graj County law permits for home coi sumption. Although he did not appear in court, Williem ®. Hitcheock of Tiinois was custody of their ~mother. Acwmey Chnrlel B. Calvert appeared anfln‘ Merchant Freed. Nathan Schlossberg of Baltimore, ar- on_ complaint of locel mer- chants, who claimed he was selling ‘without a license from l de- partment store on wheels,” quitted, there betng m proof '.qu he .chclo.“t{n&‘mhh f- im mtinuing poiley o ng helvy nenlluu in _reckless flpr:llnl’ Judge 14 Stanley DEBT CANCELLING STEP URGED BY J. I. FRANCE Ex-Senator Says Effect of World Economic Congress Call Would Aid in Depression. economic er ancdhuon of all war debts and rep- yments and the opening of the Russian anq Chinese markets was the mtkm “to the world’s economic _Triple-seal Carton He criticized the Hoover adminis- tration for what he said was hlluu lllel:hh dmm%;e v d conditions coun ll'l because the Uni States fl’Y only Nation noc hnfln' its. ml.ltlve in session in a situation that m&em the economic stability of the Cancellation of war obligations, which he held ‘x;‘: sponsible for the present eco- W Provement. The farm problem, he said, should be hll'ldled by sellln‘ wheat the Gov- rnment owns under long um |cred|u lhrold assemb! |pert.s and leaders and nmn: an :rhl ry price of about $1 a bushel for |wheet and declaring a moratorium on 1l Pederal land bank interest pay-| | men ?CLUB PRESIDENCY WON | BY RECORD ATTENDANCE I {New National Exchange Group Head Has Few Absentes | in 12 Years. | By the Associated Press. pMEMPHIS, Tenn, September 24— A. Je who joined the IClevehnd (Ohio) Exchlhle Club 12 | years ago and has never missed a club National Exchange Club presidency at the concluslnn of the 1931 convention. lution &sking the United States a fore adjournment. nouncemeht of next year’s con- vention city will be made at Toledo, Ohlo hudqunmn probably next wet-k acuse, N. Y.. Denver, Cnlo.; Loulfi and Dlllu are seeking the 19]2 meeting. PLANS TOKIO FLIGHT Omaha Flyer Will Take Route Via ‘Winnipeg and North Pole. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 193T. 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