Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 10

THE EviEnwiRNG S.uR, V. e R A 8 8 PNHOOE SHED || LATNGSUSE] £ P whor oy e | On Garnishments lockip s tew cays ugo. s ioves-| GIVEN FOUR YEARS |, wasbington, who was dining| RELIEF FUND RESOLUTION |, . i hite slave traffic bared by the 4 % ; " For Mempbhis Yule | | B T T ey m sentence, Julge Peter x- | soucal Date to TonSia. 5 o R RS the man's release, their probe indicat-| Ayfrag A, ilino Se in Hold pressed. opinion that the youth was | BLADENSBURG, ™Md., December 11.|s v MEMPHIS, Tenn., December 11 ing that he had no connection with the |<(Ted Aquilino ntenced in Hold- |of such®s temperament that indul- |—At the December meeting of the|DOW functioning " | = imrum or the use of dope ren- ous improvements at (#).—The maglstrates are going operations of the vice ring. e Sy Ty Parent - Teacher Assoclation of the B AR B8 murky Churiuns 18IS Teleass followed cloely. upon ahiae Gl ot O In sendimg Bin &2 Srisen | Bladensburg Junior High School & reso- | ©oer-Louer #AY OF ' 2 the debt-harassed of Memphis. | 3 e _preparation of extradition papers Sanitarium. the court was really doing him a f | pr—— : — Purgeliville Boy, 10, Shoots| | A They have declared » mora- | |Baltimore Man Held as Tea|by State’s Attorney Alan Bowie to bring a5 his stay there should stabilize Rim, | caacmy o (doPted asking that those in | torfum on the services of garnish- . Peter Abbott of Philadelphia, said to He urged the youth to promise himself, | L2518 Of the departmental relief fund | Polomac ate SS CO ments for the next three weeks. H Killing A bave been the “trigger man” in the| special Dispatch to The Star. when released, to never again permit in Washington turn over contributi . ! Parent Who Was At- It's an old Memphis custom—that ouse Killing Accessory | murder. back to Prince Georges County. | “ROCKVIILE. My - December 11— Rk br e of Government employes in Prince | nobody’s wages shall be attached Abbott was identified by Mrs. Verne > » a drop of e 0 Pass Dis| Georges County to the local relief | GLASS & GLAZING tacking Mother during the holiday season. Is Released Edwards, who was also injured in the | Alfred Aquilino, 18-year-oid Washing- | Upe; He eald he hoped the boy would |agency tn the county - the - smpess | CONTRACTORS acking . . affray, as the man who shot Amick. |ton youth, recently found guilty of as- | B0% be Paroled. Stmpsn_ of Peter & aux:monn event none is designated | O SR, Taken I1I on Street, Dies. A b Upori her return yesterday from Phila- |sault with intent to rob Dr. Nathan | syiisy, Vv Stupson o defendant, | ** e S0unty Red Cross Chapter. | delphia, where the identification was | g at. Forest Glen, Md, March [ iani & st ot o Jete The resolution was adopted following || Auto Glass Desk Tops Epecifii Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., December 11| After securing the consent of the| made, Mr. Bowie prepared the papers. | d ol .m’dw Bprs ' il ng plea or | an address by Dr. C. P, Close of College | Mi Resilverin PURCELLVILLE, Va., December 11. | (Special).—John D. Barnard, 40, brother | Department of Justice, & Hyattsville| They will be sent to Gov. Pinchot of |22, Was sentenced this morning by o e s also convicted of an |EAME chairman of the county Red Cross R b 4 o) " y Fuller Bar- | justice of peace last night released Nor- | Pennsylvania with the utmost dispatch. | Judges Peter and Willard to four years Chapter, who said the Red C ~—pfintetoation by suttpeities into | I DU SRR QNSEET (1 inty| soan Gharen of el e ] e ositive in w fssault on Wright, but sentence in that y _organ A to do 8 | 7 ; e mavner in which Mrs. the onl tion the aliooting yesterdsy of Levi Bell, 35, | per: FIAT OCH " died suddenly ves. | Old Golonial Tea Hodse sh Edwards identifiod Abbott has encour- | ™0 the Maryland House of Correction. | case was suspended. Tollet work o n ooty e e %0 || | Copper Storefront Constrackion of Purcellville, by his son, Preston Bell, | terday. 1\:; gamnrd dwa;s s:idimd by ill- | bond of sz,tooot%n K cha;gv oltbegm an | Sged mg authorities who have workemd B!:t E;m cht}:aed that the wd:!;nd;m —_—— It was announced that & meeting of g o | ness on the street ant n an am- | accessory to the murder of Grover | day and night since the shooting to|v a sanitarium conduc y Dr. 3 : Transportation Commit | A URPUSE ] 20 RNpYRd fhat what was Cmmfd “ bulance while belng removed from a | Amick, who was killed when the estab- | apprehend the persons responsibie and | Springer and at. the point of a re- Arms Hidden in Home, Sation, of which James ¢ 5. s | GL SS b Everyp h be pogidental shooting was Intentional. | gryg store, into which he was carried, | lishment was held up, November 23. | provoked much’ favorable somiment for |volver demanded that’ e nvaichs | Irish Pree State soldiers found hid-|is chairman, soon would be held to| Golinty coroner, D. John A GIbson. | fo Memorial Hospital, Mr. Barnard was| ~Garey's bail wes furnished by a Bal- | Detective Cornelius Roche and William | pay him $100 he claimed Was due his | den in Miss Elizabetn Hmye ban o | ors ran, soon transporting pupils | Phone 2021 nfter investigation, reported to Com- | salesman for a local electrical supply | timore bondsman. Garey was one of | Feehley of Baltimore and the Prince |father, who had been a patient there; | Dublin enough arms and ammunition |to the school who live in Cottage City || Potomac 2757 14th St. N.W. monwealth’s Attorney John Galleher five persons injured in a gun battle that ' Georges County police force. | ordered him to open a safe, and finally ' to equip a regiment. or Colmar Manor. It was pointed out | - that the mother and father of young| _ ___ SEARS‘ ROEBUCK AND CO.’S Bell had a beated argument and Mr -~ ————— — S NINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Bell attempted to choke his wife. The boy In defending his mother picked up the 22 Springfield rifie, which had | |§| been given him as a Christmas present | (J| by an uncle, and shot his father, the bullet piercing the lungs. The verdict of the coroner was that the shooting was intentional, but justifiable Commonwealth's Attorney Galleher | | decided that he will not present case to | {§| grand jury Monda; | erly employed on the | ce force and at cne | ime worked at Rcssiyn for the ington & Old Dominicn Raflw is survived by his wife and five chil- dren, ALTA VISTA SEEKS CAR-STOP CHANGE Community League Working to Eliminate Traffic Hazards in Vicinity. By-a Blaff Correspondent of The Star. i ALTA VISTA, Md., December 11.—| | Boeking to eliminate traffic dangers, the 2 o > X Alta Vista Community League, meeting : e Bt the Bethesda Woman's Club last night, referred to committee for action ) ihé matter of having the street car stop < at Maple avenue moved from the north ) to the south side of the avenue and to| |[! . ¢ hidfe & hedge at Locust and Maple ave~ - g nues trimmed. The car stop st Maple avenue ob-| [I! J . : scures the view of the car line from - automobiles, it was stated, and several near-accidents have occurred at this| |f| point, The hedge also cuts off & view of ppproaching trafic, it was said [ | john A. Dickinson was elected to the ! R Bethesda Fire Board from Alta Vista to succeed Ford E. Young, whose resig- nation was accepted Pr. J. W. Bird, president of the So- cial Service League of Montgomery County, was the principal speaker at thd meeting. 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