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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
FOUR CUT WITH AK;
10 SUSPECTS HELD
Father of Family Attacked
Expected to Die-Girl
Boarder Among Victims.
By the Associated Press

PENSACOLA. July 5.-Polce last
night were holding 10 suspects in
what they declared to be an attempted
ak murder early yesterday morning
OK an entire family Of three and a
girl boarder in their home.
The victims are Preston Peckrin,
23-yeartold taxi driver, who, attend
Ing physicians declare, is fatally in
1ured: his wife Hattie, their 6-year-old
son Emmett and Miss Lucille Cush.
ings. boarder.
AT a hospital where they were
taken Peckrin was reported slowly
sinking. while the other victims were
reported in critical conditions. The
wounds Of Mrs. Peckrin, her son and
Miss Cushings were not thought TO
be fatal by hospital attaches.
Three Women Are Held.
Shortly after the police began their
investigation they had rounded I'D 10
suspects, including three women, and
had tncarcerated them in the city Jail.
but refused to divulge on what
grounds the arrests were made. The
prisoners are w. F. Taylor and his
son. G. F. Taylor; Lillian Bradford.
A. j. Jones, G. S. Jones. c. E. King,
Charles Faust, Charles Burke, Annie
Taylor ana Ruth FRANKLIN.
The victims were found in two
rooms of the house by NJ. Martin
and his wife. who heard the screams
of Emmett Peckrin before he lapsed
into unconsciousness. Mrs Martin
told police that she and her husband
rushed through an open door in the
house to find Peckrin with his head
crushed in lying on the bed. Beside
him lay his wife, her body covered
with blood from several wounds.
Proceeding into an adjoining room
Mrs. Martin said, she and her husband
found Miss Cushing3 and Emmett
Peckrin on the floor. unconscious
from numerous wounds about their
heads and bodies
Police expressed the opinion that
the intruder first struck Peckrin and
then his wife when she aroused
Sounds of the struggle awakening
Miss Cushings and Emmett. the au-
thorities were of the opinion that as
the two came in to the room they
were met by blows from the ak, after
which their assailant escaped.
In the course of their investiga
ton at the Peckrin residence police
learned from j. II. Perkins. railroad
train dispatcher, that at about the
time of the assault he saw a man
providing in the vicinity of the scene
of the crime.
II first saw the man." Perkins told
the officers. coming from the direc.
ton of the Peckrin home. He entered
several yards and searched about
wood piles and later I saw him return
from within one yard, swinging an
ak in his hand. The last l saw of
him he was going In the direction of
the Peckrin home" Perkins was I'M
able 10 identify any of the suspects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
SUSPENDED POLICEMAN
IN COLLISION WITH CAR
James D. Bennett, Accused Of Con-
duct Unbecoming an Officer,
Hurt in Accident.

Less than an hour after he had
been suspended from the force last
night for alleged conduct unbecoming
an officer. Policeman James David
Bennett, So years old, member Of
the traffic squad. suffered another
misfortune when his automobile col
lided with a street car and the police
man received injuries which required
treatment at Casualty Hospital.
Bennett was suspended from the
force after an inspector had reported
finding him last night in his apart
ment. at 2416 Thirteenth street, In
company with a woman. and with a
Navigation of corn whisky in the
apartment.
Benefits auto collided with a street
car at Massachusetts avenue and
Fifth street. He was able later to re.
turn to his home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
Staying FOLLOWS
ALLEGED CAROUSAL
Homecoming Police Hold Man. Wife
and Girl for Probe of A. Rob.
ertson's Death.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Speoa dispatch to The Star
LONACONING, Md. July 5.-Albert
Hobertson is dead from bullet wound
IN the stomach and George Mease and
WIFE, and Maud Ralston are held for
investigation. ~
The shooting occurred at the Mease
nome curing a carousal, the police
We're told, and William Wilson is said
10 nave given a report as eye.wit-
ness mat Mease fired the shot Rob
ertson. who was IS years old died
on the way to Miners Hospital at
Frostburg. He was found in an al.
ley, according to Policeman Henry
Ralston, where he had evidently been
placed following his collapse at the
Mease home from the wound. Jeal.
ousy involving Miss Ralston is said
by the police to have caused trouble
between Mease and Robertson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
pioneer CITIZENS
MARKANN|VERSARY
Association of Oldest Inhab-
itants Observes Sesquicen-
tenniaI In Parish House.

With spirit BETTING the occasion,
the Association Of oldest Inhabitants
of the District of Columbia today
celebrated the sesquicentennial an
niversary Of the signing Of the Dec
laration of Independence in the
parish house Of the Church of the
Epiphany, Episcopal
1t was the sixty-frst celebration
held by the association in commend
ration "of the birthday of the United
States
The session opened with a business
meeting, presided over by Henry L..
Bryan. vice president.
Following the business session, a
program Of patriotic services was
held under the direction of the enter
tainment committee, Washington Top
ham, chairman
During the course Of the business
session James +. Duhamel was elect
ed corresponding SECRETARY to sue
coed the late John b. Mccarthy. Min
utes of the last meeting were read by
Eliot Wright, recording secretary,
and Frederick William Grenfell and
Ulrich s. ]. Dunbar were elected to
membership in the society.
Resolution Is Adopted.
The remainder or the program at
the business session included the
adoption of a resolution especially
concentrating the occasion and
other business.
The patriotic exercises opened with
invocation by Rev. William Curtis
White, with music by the Imperial
Quartet following; the recitation Of
the Americans Creed came next,
after which America" was sung by
the members of the organization.
The principal address was by for
mer Representative Frank W. Mon
dell of Wyoming. while Odell s.
Smith was to read the Declaration of
Independence.
An original patriotic poem was pre-
pared by John Clagett Proctor for
the exercises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
TWO MEN HELDUP
AND ROBBED OF S93
Housebreaking and Petty
Thievery Reported in Va
riouS Sections of City.

Armed bandits, safe robbers. house.
breakers and petty thieves were in
evidence in numerous instances over
| the week end.
Alexander Eliades, 1920 Eighteenth
street. was robbed by two armed men
as he was about to close his place
OF business near o'clock yesterday
morning. He was robbed of SIS.
Christopher Metz, 1925 nj street.
was held up at Ninth and NJ streets
early yesterday morning by six col.
ored men. His assailants attacked
MN with a knife, robbed him of SIS
and left the scene in an automobile
ohots nred at the automobile by a
poilcenan are believed to have SCARED
the machine.
A duplicate key was used bv hur.
glars TO open rear door of the build
ing or the Old Dutch Market Co., 6o4
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between closing
tlfne saturday and yesterday morn
ing The safe was removed to the
retflgerating plant and its hinges
ruined with an AK and hammer. The
door was not opened. however. and the
lntruders obtained nothing for their
trouble.
Store Window Smashed.
An unidentified young colored man
smashed the store window of ,Joseph
schwartz. COZ II street northeast
ABOUT l O'Clock this morning and stole
rose-colored gown with lace collar.
burglars gained entrance through
a side window at the store of Louis
w alnan, 337 Pennsylvania avenue.
early yesterday morning and carried
on property valued at $206 in q. suit
case belonging to the merchant. The
loot consisted of ties, socks, handker.
chiefs and jewelry.
A protested check and S. in cash
were taken by burglars who entered
the store of Max Sislen, 1927 Thirty
fourth street, between closing time
Saturday night and early YESTERDAY
morning. Entrance was gained
through rear door.
The home of Mrs Minnie Robbins
22S Second street northeast. was en-
tered during her absence yesterday
and 81 was taken from table.
Home Robbed of ST..
Gaining entrance to the home of
Gertrude Jackson Alb Six-and.a. half
street southwest. through a window
last night. an unidentified individual
stole SIT from the dining room table.
Isaac Baker, grocer, at 1247 f street
southeast. deposited $31 in his cash
register at closing time Saturday
night. An intruder entered the store
through window before $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning and stole the
money.
The front door of the jewelry store
OF Harry Slavin, 90S Fourteenth
street, was broken open with a sledge
hammer last night. A neighbor dis
covered it and notified the police
Slavin is out of the city for the holiday
season. but examination of the store
made 1t reasonably certain that moth.
ing had been taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
What means this Sesquicentennial

What means this Sesquicentennial
This year we celebrate
What does 1t really signify
What does II indicate?
1t tells us that a hundred years,
And fifty years beside.
Have passed. since freedom was doclared
For which our fathers died;
or the beginning of the States
OF our Republics birth
The greatest country anywhere,
Today. upon this earth.
II takes us back in history
To those men Of renown,
Who met in Independence Hall
In that old Quaker town.
And to the document they signed
Which made our people free,
Who placed their names, with fearlessnesa
Where all the world could see
Such men as Hancock. jefferson,
John Adams. Franklin, too,
Roger Sherman, Livingston
Patriots through and through
And all the other Signers for
We honor ev'ry one,
AS well as that great gen'ral our
Beloved Washington
For without his keen strategy
His military skill
The chances are that England would
Be governing us still.
1t. too. reminds us of the bell
That rang that July day
And told the world. hencefore that We
No monarch would obey:
The bitter trials afterward--
The sacrifice Of life
In prison camp. on battlefield
Long. dreary years of strife.
IT'S hard for us to picture in
Our minds this great event
The observation-disclosures at times
Our soldiers underwent.
Take. for instance. Valley Forge,
Where none will ever know
How many persisted from the cold.
The biting winds and snow
How many who were buried there
Who never lived to see
The thing for which they gave their lives
The cause of liberty.
Some sleep in graves unmarked. unknown,
Their canopy the sky.
While we. today. are privileged
Their deeds to glorify.
The flag that floats throughout the land
The red. the white. the blue
In Revolutionary days
Had its inception, too.
And many. many other things
Are woven In the one
The century and half this month.
Since freedom was begun.
The SesQuicentennial. then,
Means period when we
Should show that the United States
Is proud of liberty;
Should dedicate our lives to it
I.aud 1t in ev'ry breath.
And for its preservation be
Prepared to suffer death:
Should praise the men who founded it.
And their immortal dust.
And praise the God who guided them
In whom We. out QUE tRusG4 -..4.-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
RAIL HISTORY SHOWN.
Pageant in st. Louis Depicts
Progress of TRANSFORMATION.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July PD.-The
history Of railroad transportation west
of the Mississippi River was depicted
in a giant pageant held here under
the auspices of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. The pageant. which will be
presented nightly for week at the
Washington University Stadium. is in
commemoration of the 18th anniver-
sary Of the breaking of ground of
the Vests first railway, the Pacific
line. which later became the Missouri
Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05

other examinations. Non swimmers
will not be named to official posi-
tons.
For years the Swedish sports or
ganization has not permitted sports
men to participate in any sort of
contests If they did not have GER
tificates Of swimming ability.
The average number Of deaths an
nually from drowning in Sweden is
about $40, and the authorities are
determined to bring this downs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
Girl in Bathing
Suit Eludes Crowd
To Stay in Woods

OpocIdI DIbpBCCh 10 THO star.
RICHMOND, Va, July 5.-Ches-
vestigatinr a renort that q 15.vear.
old girl. clad only in a bathing suit,
has been hiding in the woods near
Falling Creek for several days.
Clothing, which she is supposed
to have discarded, was found, and
there have been a number of
chases for her. but she avoided cap
ture, the police say.
Her parents have asked that
she be apprehended and returned
to them. How she subsists and
where she sleeps are puzzling to
the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
1873 Are Arrested
In 48 Hours, lO4
For IntOxicatiOn

Policemen took the Fourth of
July joy out of life for 43S
persons, this being the number
arrested during the two-day period
ended at o'clock this morning.
Arrests for intoxication totaled
104, far below the average for a
week end period.
There were % persons arrested
for sale. possession and transporta-
ton of intoxicants, three for driv
ing automobiles while intoxicated
and two for drinking in public.
Seizures during the 4S hours in.
Guided 1859 quart of whisky, 16 gal.
Ions of wine and two automobiles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
Sweden to Become Nation of Human Fish
AS Edict Directs All to Learn Swimming
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, July 5.-All Swedes
must swim.
The government has grown tired
of having so many drownings- every
year and has started drastic cam
paign to force every one to learn
how to swim.
Hereafter non-swimming school
teachers will not be employed, and
boys who cannot pass swimming
tests win not he passed In their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
Celebration Is Postponed.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

UNIVERSITY, PARK, Md, July 5.
The Fourth of July celebration here
scheduled for today, with speech max.
ing and music, was postponed on &C.
count of the rain. Il will be held
tomorrow or wednesday, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
Pittsburgh Beats Chicago, Al.

PITTSBURGH, July 5 @.-A
Chicago batting rally in the ninth
inning fell short and Pittsburgh won
the morning game OF the holiday
double-header today, to l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05
THE SESQUICENTENNIAL
By JOHN CLAGETT PROCTOR.

Read by the author at the celebration
o. independence day bv the Association OF
OLDEST Inhabitants. Church Of the Epiphd am
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-05

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AEnEX HACAE4C
TbA HNKONAa
POMAHOBA

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HcToqHHRoB cOO6nIaDT, qTO B AIR
1HiicFHx 6aHRaX XpaHHTca 30 MIL
HuoHHBIfi BEIaI y6HToro Hapa Hin
ROIaa PoMaHOBa, BHIaqH EOTOpO-
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HHHRH noEOIHoTO Tapa. B EaTeCT-
BE ap6HTpa HpH 1eIeTe 9THX re-
her owner HpHTIameH aHTIHIIcHHn
u.Iu HTalbaHcRHli R0pOIb.
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eli CecTpOH b MdT.
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HBaHa ORa3aIHcB cepHHe cnHqEH.
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CTAPNR HOCHA4 B TDPbMy

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bEPHAP4 wOy KPNTNKyET nPABN-
TEnbCTBO

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cTB 70 IeTHa IHa pO%IeHHa Bep-
nap4a IITOy HocIeIHHf BHcTyHHI G
pe3Rof RpHTHROif aHrIHHcRoro Hpa
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saI, ITO HpOTHBHHRH HapIaMeHTa-
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lot, qTo cBo6OIa B AHrHHH cymecT
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HE nPNHHAN RCEH43A

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HOiG DepRBH He HpHHaIH HoBOTo Ha
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CBEH CqETbI C XN3HbD

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B IapMaHe, RyHH,I ga 9TH HOc.IeI
HHe rpOmH Eap6OIOBOH RHcIOTM II
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0T0M cBeTe.
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HbeM, II BcaRHMH CHOCO0aMH ny
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lie H~eCqaGTHOrO.
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M3ii Ho. 1401 CayE l,&ef0epcoH
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PHATOP HOTEPnE
ia nOPAXEHNE

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IocoB ia npeIBapHTeIBHBx BH0o-
pax.