Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1937, Page 26

B—8 .0 CYOUTHSHT B0, 15,15 SOUGHT Suspect’s Stepfather Jailed In Garrett—Victim Wound- ed in Hip. By the Associated Press. OAKLAND, Md, June 2--James Weicht, 15-year-old former inmate of vland State Training School was hunted in Garrett THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1937. Dorothy Rodgers, Mrs. Ayres Starr, Mrs. Herman Boker, Mrs. Richard Shands of Washington, Mrs, Frances J IEUT. FRANK S. HENRY of Fort Allen Lindsey of New York, Sammy Myer is making quite a name for Sands, Taylor Hardin, Archibald C.|himself as a develxgpélr‘ m: :vc‘!:]ooler ow horses. H S, & Sadooh wiiian I § Lindcob ;fn;y;mre by Short Gn;p:ut of EBM! Sandy Harris and Prosser Tabb. Wings, was bred at the Remount Mr. and Mrs. William Doellers’ Station at Front Royal 10 years ago. anniversary party to be given tonight | Before Lieut Henry took her over she at their home, Prospect HIl, is was just a regular soldier'’s horse— o went too fast at her jumps and was fiilling the Warrenton neighborhood careless. But she responded to his with visitors. The Warren Green | schooling and judgment and has de- Hotel is filled up, as is the Country | veloped into such a marvelous jumper Club, and many houses are enter- taining guests. Nearly all out-of-town that she is kept as a show horse and Dpeople are planning to spend the night is one of the very best jumpers in America today. Lieut. Henry has had tn Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Day Spilman, jr., have returned from her three years last Monday, and what Florida for the party and many much talent developed among the crowd, Sammy Sands played an ac- cordion and Archie Randolph the banjo, and as the evening went on many songs, old and new, were sung. Just as we were thinking of going home a beautiful moon came up over the mountain and it was impossible to leave. When the party finally broke up the guests left with many thanks to our host and hostess for such an enjoyable party and plans were made for another picnic to follow soon. Among those there were Mr. and Mrs. Southgate Morison, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Morison, Capt. and Mrs. Sam Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Duval Tyier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sabin, Mr. and Mrs. Turner ‘Wiltshire, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fred, Miss Eleanor Harris, Miss Martha Harrls, Miss people are arriving from Washington the jumping championship ¢ the | has flopped ear and New York today. | s, but she is a gread Fort Myer Horse Show on that day. | jumper.” S He has another good mare thi: sea- e e s L e i e s e ribbon two years ago this coming Au- championship at Fort Myer—Brown gust at the American Legion Horse | Wood, a brown mare, 7 years old, by Show, which was held across the road | My Own—Rappadoura. She was bred from the Meadowbrook Club. She | &t Middleburg on Benton Farm and : was raised by Mrs. D. C. Sands, who has won 86 nkt‘vb‘;nsh fiixncte li“ time. | 5514 her to Joe Cunningham, from S S 00d has the s 1- champlonships, one at the Atlantic | Jou. the !good fin :.z;nwa;uvr{;?d:;ld Clty show last year, where she took | ridden so often to victory by Miss reserve this Spring. She took the 5 : " Ju;»r 1:;glcham pm;xmp at the Wash., | Hielen Bedford of Connecticut. ~Lieut. mgt‘gn Horse Show in May and at ey BERRWOAl as teaching her most successfully to be= Harrisburg, Pa., last week. Clipped | come a good show Jumper, % In the Hunt Country Activities Among the Horse-Lovers of Virginia and Maryland. BY NINA CARTER TABB. 1SS FRANCES MORISON and M James Pennebaker of Mid- began to fall a huge bonfire of drift- wood was lit. Some of the guests went swimming in the creek, while others sat around and sipped planters’ punch and talked. Then supper was served, consisting of steamed shrinp, stuffed crabs, fried chicken, ham, salad, rolls and sand- wiches. Food always tastes better out of doors and every one did full Justice to this feast. After supper dleburg gave a delightful party on Sunday night by the side of “Panther Skin Creek” on “Welbourne Bottom” for about 30 of their friends, who began arriving at | 7:30 o'clock, just as the sun went down. Rugs and blankets were spread by the side of the stream, and as dusk Wings and her rider seem to be on their way to a great season, o Russla 1s planting approximately an anniversary that was for them Lieut Henry says, “Clipped Wing both, as she won many ribbons and County today for questioning in the shooting of Clifford Harris, enrollee of the Blackstone Mountain Civilian Conservation Corps Camp. ‘Weicht fled after the shooting Mon- day, but his step-father, Dave Wilson, was placed in the Garrett County Jail here on a charge of assault with in- tent to kill Sheriff Clarence Spear said the shooting and the charge against Wil- eon refused from an attempt by a group of enrollees from the C. C. C. camp to visit Weicht's sister. Sheriff Spear said “Wilson ordered them not to move or he would shoot and when Harris made a move young Weicht fired.” The bullet entered Harris' right leg near the hip, shat- tering the bone. He was taken to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington. State’s Attorney Neil C. Fraley said Weicht had returned from the Mary- land Training School in April THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair tonight and probably tomorrow; slightly Wwarmer tomorrow; gentle variable winds. Maryland—Fair tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy, followed by local show- ers in extreme west portion in the aft- ernoon or at night; not much change in temperature. | Virginia—Partly cloudy with local thundershowers in south portion to- night and in west and south portions tomorrow; not much change in tem- perature. West Virginia—Partly clot night; tomorrow local shows much change in temperature, River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Riv elear at Harpers Ferry, W. Va. th morning. Revort for Last 21 Hours. emperature Barometer Degrees.. Inches, Yesterday— 4 pm. & hm o 83 Midnisht - it Today— 4 am. X &m. 7 Noon SSar, ing Record for Last 21 Hours. (From noon yesterday ta noon todav.) Highest, 92, at 4.30 pm. yesterday. Yrar ag Lowest. at axo, 66 Record Temperatures This Year Highest, 3. on April 18, Lowest,' 19." on February 20, Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon todas.) Highest, 92 per cent, at 12:45 am. to- ay 5 am. todas. Year Lowest. 50 per cent, at noon today. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Geodetic Su’\:)‘.l ROkt aud 30 p.m. The Sun and Moon. gun. today un. tomorrow Moon, today . Automobile | ene-half hour | ust be turned on fter sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the | ©hapital (current month to date,: Month 103 i | 7.83 97 | Novemper December Rain- fall. Weath'r N Cloudy ~ Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy aitimore, A lear irmingnam Bismarck, N. D. Boston Mass. El Paso. 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