Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1932, Page 27

G FOUR WONTHS FOR CARRYING N Stranded Employe of 101 Ranch Is Sentenced at Hyattsville. By a Siaff Correspondent of The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., May 26.—Peter York, an employe of the 101 Ranch, who was stranded here when the show went broke in Washington last year, was one of three men given jail sentences by Judge J. Chew Sheriff yesterday. York was sentenced to four months {n the House cf Correction for carrying E concealed weapon. It was said he ad a revolver stolen from Percy Wilson :tf)elinghuen. A grand jury on a charge of breaking into Wilson's {1(!me. Sentenced for Assaulit. Purr Pearscn. 400 block of Warner Birest, draw a thraa.month santence for assault and battery on Town Policeman | Acton of Riverdale. The man is alleged to have kicked the officer in the stomach when told to get out of a car driven by Earl Johnson, 1400 block of Half street southwest. Pearson was also fined $5 for drunkenness. Johnson was fined $15 for having no license and speeding. A four-month jail sentence was given Charles Dustin of Laurel, charged with possession of liquor found by Policeman Reese in a corn shock near Dustin’s store. The man appealed and was re- leased on bond. | Fined $100 for Liquor. Pleading guilty to possession of liquor, Otis Robinson was fined $100. He also paid a $10 fine for setting up a gaming table. Charges of “playing at a gaming table” against 10 others taken with Rob- inson in a raid at Colmar Manor were nolle prossed. Charles W. Wolf, also of Colmar | Manor, pald a $50 fine for possessicn of liquor,” while disorderly house charges against him were dismissed and dis- orderly conduct charges against 10 per- sons arrested with him were nolle prossed. A $50 fine was also imposed on John L. Abendscheim of Cheverly He also was held for Queen 65,T¢;dgy ROYAL FAMILY OBSERVES BIRTHDAY. QUEEN MARY. LONDON, May 26 (#).—Queen Mary geumud her sixty-fifth birthday to- ay. . Members of the royal family were in- vited to luncheon at noon. A salute of 21 guns in Hyde Park was the only formal ceremony authorized. The royal servants at the palace, ac- cording to an old custom, drank the Queen'’s health in champagne furnished by the King. FORMER FOLLIES GIRL DIVORCES PHYSICIAN By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 26.—A former Follles girl, Helen Lee Worthing, has been granted an interlocutory divorce decree from her colored physician hus- band, Dr. Eugene C. Nelson. A former divorce suit had ended in a reconcilia- tion. She alleged -physical aitacks and claimed she was so severely injured she was forced to summon police on numer- for possession. ous occasions. Miss Worthing met the physician in h April, 1927, when she was treated by Ppigeons to serve in the World War and | him after an intruder had entered her ‘Which was of special help at Ypres and | home and beaten her. They were Arras, has just died at the home of his | married in Tia Juana, Mexico, on owner, H. C. Dunk of London. June 28, 1927. 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Howard of Chicago, presi- dent of the Internatonsl Typograph- ical Union since 1926, was favored for re-election by more than two-thirds of the votes of the Columbia Typograph- ical Union in balloting last night at local headquartérs of the uatom, 523 Washington members -gave Howard 1,354 votes and his opponent, Leon H. Rouse of New York 785 votes. Charles O’Connell and George G. White were elected to esent the Government PrintingOffice division of the union at the convention this Sum- mer in Long Beach, Calif. Dale C. Sheriff was named a dele- gate from the daily newspaper division, with Harry A. Carter alternate. From the division other than daily news- papers Michael P. Fabrizic was chosen as a delegate. . Rumania’s 1931 corn crop was one- third greater than that of 1930. THE STAR, WASHINGTON, SPANISH WOMEN URGE STUDY OF CONSTITUTIO Request Special Periods Be Set Aside in All State Schools for That Purpose. Special Dispatch to The Star, MADRID - (N.AN.A).—The organi 2ation known as the “Crusade of Span- ish Women” has sent a deputation to the minister of public instruction to ask that in all state schools time shall be set apart for the study of the consti- tution. The crusade is the parent body to numerous feminine societies of repub- lican character. It seems that the com- plicated documents will have to be ex- plained in understandable terms even to the children in elementary schools and the teachers are apprehensive of dif- ficulties to come. (Copyright. 1932. by the North- American Newspaper ce, Inc.) New Hotel for Alien Dogs. Catering to dog owners who visit Eng- Jand and must leave their pets behind, because of quarantine regulations, & luxurious hotel for canines is being erected in the mountains near Mentone, France. The promoters promise the latest in kennels and stress the behefit of exercising in the fresh mountaim air. new obelle 1216-1220 F Street N. 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