Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1935, Page 28

! B8 wx MOTHER AND SON HELD GUILTY IN ROBBERIES Thefts From Summer Bring Suspended Sentences Froin Fairfax Judge. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. FAIRFAX, Va. November 20.—A mother and her 16-year-old son were found guilty Monday of housebreak- Ing and robbery but received suspended sentences from Judge Paul E. Brown 4n Trial Justice Court here. They were Mrs. Elsie Weeden, 40, and Howard Weeden of Springfleld, arrested several days ago at their $200 from several Summer cabins at Springfield. Mrs. Weeden's daughter, Mrs. Flor- ence Schindell, 23, similarly charged, was found not guilty, and Robert Abel, Cabins | 49, who lives at the Weeden home, was found guilty on the same counts and sentenced to six months in the county jail. His sentence was not suspended. According to Sheriff E. P. Kirby, Abel is wanted by Prince Wiillam County authorities for escaping jail in Manassas, where he had served four months of a six-month sentence for driving while under the influence of liquor, . Construction Rises. Building construction in Australia THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. CHARLES TOWN RACES PROFITABLE TO CHARITY Several West Virginia Hospitals Receive Checks as Result of Extension of Meet. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Novem- ber 20.— Hospital officials here, at Charles Town, W. Va,, and the Pines, a State clinic for crippled children at Berkeley Springs, were surprised yesterday to receive substantial pay- ments from the profits on a three- | day extension of the horse racing meet at Charles Town the past Sum- mer. nouncement had been made during the Fall that the earller plan to distribute this money had been re- scinded. The extension of the meet had beerr predicated upon the offer to divide the profits. The Pines received half of the profits from the extension, $3,100; Charles Town Hospital received $1,500 and two hospitals here $750 each. The funds will be used entirely for charity work at the hospitals. e Wide Open Spaces Filmed. After flying 32,000 miles in four and one-half months, the Royal Australlan Air Force has eompleted a photo- graphic file of the “wide open spaces” |of the country. From a height of 9,000 feet 8,160 photographs were HOMEMAKERS TO MEET AT GAITHERSBURG County School ®uperintendent and Prof. Randall of Maryland University Will Spesk. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md.,, November 20.— A large number of the approximately 400 members of the 14 homemakers' clubs of the county is expected to at- tend the annual meeting of the Mont- gomery County Council of Homemak- ers’ Clubs to be held tomorrow after- noon in St. Martin’s Hall, Gaithers- burg. Edwin W. Broome, county superin- C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933. instructor of music at the University of Maryland, will be among the speakers. The Nominating Committee will present the following slate, which is expected to be elected: President, Mrs. William H. Ward of Travilah; first vice president, Mrs. A. D, Oursler of Burtonsville; second vice presidsnt, Mus. Jones Hoyle of Dickerson; secie- tary, Mrs. Belle Hawkins of Damas- cus; treasurer, Mrs. Agnes Weisman of Wheaton. e Fails to Ratify. The Arab Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, one of the original members of the Le: gue of Nations, in its capacity of signatory to the peace treaty, like the United States, failed to ratify that $100 VOTED LIBRARY Silver Spring Improvement Club Favors 2-Cent Levy. Special Dispatch jg The Star. SILVER SP] G, Md, November| 20.—The Woman's Improvement Club | of Bilver Spring has voted to give $100 | to the Silver Spring ublic ubnry.‘ The club has also voted in favor of the imposition of & 2-cent levy in this | area for the support of the library. A resolution protesting the building of stores adjacen’ the Montgomery- Blair Senior High School has been ! adopted by the club and will be sent. to the county commissioners. Appro- | priations of $5 each will be given the Rosalie G. Small scholarship fund and A?}'FRT!SIIMENT. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— Without Calonsel—And You's Jump Out of Bed in i the Morning Rarin’ to Go liver should Hiquid bile into your bowela daity. 1t b Is not flowing freely, your food doesn't d It just decays in the bowsis, Gas bloats up | your stomach. You get constipated. Your whole system is poisoned and -uln‘k ‘and the world looks punl - 1! 1005 xatives are only makesh| bowel movement docon't gex ot the came TS takes those yood, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up”". Harme leas, gentle, yet amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by home by Fairfax police in connection with the theft of articles valued at | Wame. Stabbornly refuse anything eise. Ze. The surprise came because an-|:aken. tendent of schools, and Prof. Randall, | instrument. the Annie “7ilson fund. T Falais [ G ST. AT I is 50 per cent above last year. . 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