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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-17
FROM PARSONS. KANSAS

Mrs. George Lampson Of Parsons.
Kan. arrived Friday to spend q
month in the city as the guest Of her
son.in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Middaugh.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-17

Phone ga for Tire Service.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-17

CALLED TO WHITE BEAR LAKE
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson left
Friday for White Bear Lake. Mimi.
where they were called by the deatt
of Mrs. Anderson's father.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-17

HAVE A DAUGHTER
A daughter was born Thursday at
81. Alsxjus hospital to Mr.. and Mrs
b. d. H9huaider Of Hazelton.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
ELM NOTES
by Press staff Correspon dent

ELM, April 27.-Gcorge Zollinger
of Monrovia aud his brother, VIII
Zollingcr Of Eureka, Kansas, re-
TUNED to their home in Monrovia.
after "a few days visit here with
friends.
Dick and Clyde Rciyc~ went to
San Diego SUNDAY.
Ellen Maupin and Margaret car
machrl If FL Centre were the guests
of Shirley Boone Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack kcnurdv en-
tertaincd large group Of their
friends nj = masquerade dance Sat
nrdaY night II their home. \ DE-"
Iightful evening WAS spent and
many different costumes were
worn. Those biddcn were: Mr..
and Mrs. u, League and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boone and sons.
Melvin and Dick; Mr.. and Mrs. o:
\. Kirk, and son Edward; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Galahcr. Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Kilgorc, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus Nr'cc, M.. and Mrs. Robert
l.. Boone, Mrs Rogers, Mrs. Lila
Kowcl<on, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Boone. Raleigh Parker; Guss Reed: !:
ALA Lee Mcbride, Walter Long;
Helen Roger, Chapel and Bonnie
McGcc, Andy Rogers, Ellen Mau-
PIN. Margaret Carmichael, Irene
Rowclsom, Shirley Boone, Evelyn
kilgorc. Thomas Rowelson, Billy
Jones, Joe Hopkins, Pauline Xii
gore, Teddy Albertson, Jimmie Cob
leigh, Beatrice Boone. James
Campbell, Frank tlallahcr, Irene
Wise. La Verne Boone. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Higgins, Tom Kennedy,
Louise Dyke, Tod Harrison. Glenn
Haskell, John La Bruchcric, Mar
shall Boone, Nina Kennedy, VeIma
Kirk, Fay league. Glen Trammcll,
Alora GalIaher, Madrine Diffi5au
Halicc Diffinbau. Rrfrcshment
were served at a late hour.
Elm base ball team played Nc
Cabc sunday afternoons The score
was Ii To % in favor Of Elm
Miss Roberta Tucker of Yuma
formerly of the valley and Jay Dem
ton. were recently married.
Mrs. Leon Austin was the dinner
guest Of Mrs. John Hogan Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
MUSIC ACADEMY TO
GIVE MUSIC WEEK
PROGRAM SUNDAY

Music week, which opens nation
ally on May |. will also be observed
in FL Centre on that day. when the
academy of Music will give spe-
cal music week program which will
mark the last "f popular Sunday
afternoon musicales for this season.
The program will he presented from
/ to. ) O'Clock at the Academy
huildmg or Olive avenue.
y varied program. illustrating
masterpieces of composition from
the music of different nations will
be presented. OF particular inter-
est will be the presentation of
George Gershwin : " Rhapsody in
Blue. Jazz composition which is
believed to have inaugurated the
beginning OF a distinctive Ameri-
can style. The composition varies
widely from the familiar variety of
iazz, and is entirely appropriate
for Sunday rendition. 1t will be
reproduced on the piano and pipe
organ.
European muse will be represent-
ed by selections from Wagner s
Tanmhau~rr aud the Niebelungen
Ring. Tchaikowskv Slavonic
March will he given rs an example
"f Russian music. Some oricnt,,l
music will also be- included on Sfc
program, to which the public is in
Vited.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
Writer and Wife
Are Separated

Los ANGELES. April 27..-Thc
maritnl voyage Of John Monk saun-
ders, well known short story writer,
and Mrs. \. b.. II. Saunders, daugh-
tor Of Rupert Hughes, was listed
among Hollywood s shattered r.
manrcs today.
Saunders, charging cruelty. 2b-
taincd Il divorce from Judge Sum
merficld here YESTERDAY. The con.
pie was married in New York IN
January 1922 and separated last
September.
The writer testified that hc was
frequently embarrassed before
guests by his wife s tempcram4ntal
actions and that she thrcatcned sui
eide from time t0 time, distracting
him from his work
Saunders agreed 10 pay her So
a week allmonT under III" terms Of
q property settlement made out of
court, il was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
Grimsley's Fine
Is Suspended

|. Y. Grimslcy of Heber was given
a suspended sentence on Il fine Of
5000 by Judge |. Mavfield yester
day afternoon after he had entered
Il plea Of guilty to charges of un-
lawful pusses>ion- of Intoxicating
liquor. GrimSley was arrested IN
Heber by federal agent who con-
fiscated four small bottles of in
t6XicantS which he found in the de-
fCndant : automobile
Several residents OF Hebcr called
upon Judge Mayfield asking that
leniencv hc shown the man. They
told the judge that it was his first
otfense and explained that the de
fendant : wife was i'll and that
Grimslev had planned to take her
to another part of the country for
her health. In view of the rircunl-
stances the payment Of the fine was
suspended by the judge during tn"
good behavior of the defendant.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
INQUIRY SH0 WS
FLYERS CRUSHED
BENEATH PLANE

WASHINGTON, April 27. -
Deaths of Lieutenant Commander
Noel Davis and Lieutenant s. IL.
Wooster today were laid to the inn
pact resulting when their giant bi-
plane, Intended to carry them across
5000 miles of ocean from New York
to Paris in 4 single hop, failed to
negotiate small marsh near Lang
ley Field, Va.
\ Hampton Roads naval board OF
inquiry returned the impact de
eision after Il long night session i'll
which the bodies were examined
and the wreck OF the great plane,
the American Legion, was studied
where it lay, cockpit down, in mud
and five inches OF water
Previously an official record of
drowning had been entered here
after early reports from the aeei-
dent yesterday morning indicated
the men had been submerged below
the shallow waters of the marsh.
Injuries to head and shoulders of
the aviJtors Indicated, however,
that the force OF the crash had
smashed down upon them huge extra
gasoline tanks suspended above
them.
The bodies Of Davis and Wooster
were to be sent here today from
Portsmouth. Na.. by train. Mrs.
Davis, young widow OF the flight
commander, who was at langley
Field when her So year old hus
band 5 life was snUffcd out, came
early and joined her small son who
had been kept in ignorance of the
tragedy.
Mrs. Davis was to assist in fun
eral arrangements, though she was
reported near .prostration. She will
accompany Davis body to Pensa-
cola, Fla, the home of her parents.
fer interment.
Wooster 5 body may be laid at
rest oitker in Arlington National
cemetery, across the Potomac from
Washington. or in New Britain,
Conn, which he called home. Woes
ter was 81 years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
CARAVAN FROM
BOULDER DAM
DUE IN TODAY

The caravan making the Colorado
river tour in connection with the
annual meeting of the Boulder Dam
Association meeting at los Vegas,
New, is scheduled 20 arrive Ill El
Centre late this afternoon. While.
several of the local ears on the trip
arrived home this morning, the main
body of the caravan is scheduled to
reach Ell Centre shortly before 5
clock. A dinner will be held at
the Barbara Worth HotL at that
time.
Numerous kilograms have beer
received from the 'ou.'.'s since the
start of the journey last Friday. Tn"
trip is said to De gaimg along on
schedule and niue hinterest is being
iisniaNed in the to'.r mhirh is prov
.ng of grc:L ei,tcatieIt vni'
1t is expec ii that ..ti:t ~ c.Gr
,oads Of The H.s. sees sail arrive
ere tonigh ,he :i,p has taken
the tourists to numerous points of
interest VIII: L CAV. ~. isca Of the
natural 'e, uf:.s offered nv IA.
river.
The motorists will spcnI tic night
in FL Centre and will leave early
tomorrow morning for Andrade.
They will be taken in the speed
ears from there along tho irrigation
district lcvecS to Pescadero Dam.
The party will then return to Cf
Centre to complete its official tour.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
Local Residents
Enjoy Trip TO
Boulder Canyon

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bunte and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrcie Thackcr re-
turned to this city last night, fol
lowing u trip to Boulder canyon
dam site.
The Thackcrs and Buntes travel
ed Il total of 1900 miles, and return
ed most enthusiastic regarding the
beauties of the trip. 1t is their be-
lief that many Imperial Valley
residents are ncgleeting most un-
usual trip ii they do not explore
tlat portion of the southwest.
The main caravan, which the par
ty left at Needles, IS expected here
tonight. The Thaekers and the
Buntes returned BY way OF Lake Ar
rowhead.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
THEATERS

When the destinies or three men,
two women, great political parties
and whole state hang ON the
shoulders of one beautiful young
girl there's sure to be plenty OF
strong drama. And those who see
''Thc Telephone Girl at the Val
ley theater tonight and tomorrow
night will get just strong
drama.
Herbert Brenon 5 new Paramount
production, based on the William G.
De Mile play 1.-The Woman re-
lates the saga of Kitty o Brien,
telephone girl in the hotel where
Matthew Standish, candidate for
governor, is being dined ON election
eve. Kitty has her own troubles
without becoming involved in poll
ties. Tom Blake, son of Boss
Jim Blake, is unable to marry her
because of his fathers opposition.
All things would seem to indicate
Il Standish landslide at the polls and
Governor Mark Robinson sees his
chances of reelection vanishing in
thin air. Suddenly, detectives who
have been Investigating Standish 5
past life tell the " Boss Robinson S
father-in-law, of Il certain unsavory
episode which. with some added in
formation viii ruin the StandiSh re-
form platform. Van Dyke, owner of
e powerful paper. promises the use
of his presses if the story be eom-
pletcd i'll time.
What information is missing ,
How can it possibly affect election
results! Why should Kitty become
mixed up in these affairs
Madge Bcllamy, heroine of = Brr-
tina the Sewing Machine Girl en-
acts the title role. llolbrook Blinn,
distinguished stage thcspian Is
Boss Jim Blake. Warner Bax.
ter. featured player in "Thc Great
Gatsby' portrays Standish. May
Allison, making her return to Fan
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
MRS. j. X. GARREN
COMPLIWENTED AT
Ns CHARMING AFFAIR

Another of the group of social
affairs which have been compliments
ing Mrs. J. r. Garren Of Los Ange-
les during her visit here took place
yesterday, when Mrs John F. Wat
elman who is entertaining Mrs. Gar
ren as her house guest gave 4
charming bridge luncheon at her
ranch home, Edgcwild.
The house aud luncheon tables
were prettily decorated with French
bouquets of mixed blossoms.
Prizes at bridge were Won by
Mrs. j. +. Peek, first, Mrs Eliza
beth Embury, second and Mrs. Don
c. Bitler, consolation. Ms. Garren
received 4 guest prize.
These hidden for the delightful
event besides the guest of honor,
" re r. B. Kepley, Don {. Bitler,
c. J., Ritz, Elizabeth Embury, Will
r. Conway, Robert W. Campbell. J
L Deck. Z. J. Maaek. II. Il. White
law, Dorsey Whitelaw. Elmer \
TODD, Albert ". Hale, James W.
Glassford, o. G. Horne, Forrest
Eutz, Tom Gill. Percie Thackcr, "
". Apple and f. d. Jacobs of this
CITY,.
Out-of-town guests We're Mes.
dames H. NJ. Rouse, William and j.
7. Steintorf of CaleAico.
Mrs. Will Il. Conway and Mrs
I37iysbeth Emburv will. entertain
f. -Irs. Garren on Frtliry
s---------
SaI Diego County has to date
had 80 per cent above its normal
rainfall.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
CLUB TO HOLD PARTY

Members of the Young People 5
Club of St. Mary 5 Church, viii hold
4 progressive party tonight. The
girls are entertaining the boys and
plans have hcen made t. VISIT the
homes of four of thu members dur
ing the evening. At each home a
game or stunt of some kind will
be enacted and dancing will be
had. The party will start at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ". Weiss and
will visit in turn the homes IF Miss
Anna McMauus, Miss Julia Grogan
and Miss Jean Stewart.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

RuizPercz. Santana Ruiz, -,
native Of MEXICO and resident Of
Westmorand. Manuela Perez, 80,
native Of Mexico and resident of
Wcstmorand.
Doris Guerena. Jack Derrisl 81,
natiye Of Texas and resident Of Ga
leXico. Mary l.. Guereua, II, na.
tive Of Mexico and resident Of Cd
lexico.
Barnes Esrarza Arthur Barnes
p, native Of Arizona and resident
II CaleXico Mirta Esparza, 20. ma
tive of Mexico and resident of Ga.
leAieo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
San Diego Youths
Reported Missing

Two boys wore reported missing
from their homes in Sal Diego in q
message received by Ell Ccntro po-
lice this morning.. According to the
report the runaways are believed
to be headed east.
The names of the youngsters were
given as Manley Lawings, IL, and
Milton Stevens, 16. They are said
to be driving a Ford machine and
have camping equipment aboard
the machine. Poth are dressed in
r. o. r. c. uniforms.
Information regarding their
whereabouts is 20 be forwarded to
w. r. Edwards of the probation of
flee at San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Loyal Young Peoples
Class VIII Hare Pot
Luck Dinner Tomorrow

Tomorrow night at :he :. @. Lin
go home on Vine street. the Loyal
Young People 5 class of the State
Street Christian church will give n
pot luck dinner, at which the eleven
members Of the class who recently
united with the church will be
guests. Following the dinner. the
regular monthly social of the class
will be held with music and other
program features.
All members of the class are ask
ed to be present promptly at 6:%u
. clock for the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS ENTERT AIMED
BY MRS. s. O. LINGO

Mrs. :. o. Lingo entertained the
boys Of Mrs W. +. Hancock : Sun
day school class of the State street
Christian church at her home yes
terday afternoon. The time was
devoted to races. games. contests
and story telling. Raymond John
son was the winner of the races.
Mrs. Lingo served refreshments
following the games.
Boys enjoying the merry after
noon were Glenn Wilson. Albert
Berry. Ike Price, Roy Byrd. George
Reed, Charlie Reed, Raymond Johu-
SON and Lee Zinn.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
NOMOreGas
In Stomach
and Bowels

II you wish to be permanently re.
ieved of gas in stomach and bowels,
take Banlmann's Gas Tablets. which
ere prepared especially for stomach gas
md all the bad effects resulting from
gas pressure.
That empty. gnawing feeling at the
sit of the stomach will disappear: that
anxious. nervous feeling, with heart pal
2itation will vanish. and you will again
be sbls to take deep breath without
discomfort
Tho urowsy. sleepy feeling after
Inner will be replaced by desire for
inmcnt. Bloating will cense.
Your limbs. arms and fingers will no
songer feel cofd and go to sleep" be-
>ause Baslmann's Gas Tablets prevent
gas from interfering with the orcula.
ion. Get the genuine. in the yellow pack
,se. at any good drug store Price 81.
Clements Drug Store
Always On Hand AT
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27

inc sHapPv nat SaIcsulah VI Love
'em and Leave EN- has an inter
esting role as Blake's son.
The lumber camps Of the north
west are the most interesting plac-
IS i'll America.
That S the declaration of Kenneth
Harlan. who spent three months i'll
the timber country of Oregon OH :,
location, trip during the filming of
THE lee. Flood the Universal-
Jewel, i'll which he plays the featur-
cd role, which comes to the Palace
thcatcr tonight, as the feature, for
gift night.
The last stand of the adventurous,
romantic, hard living type of Amen
can is to be found in the lumber
camps, Harlan declares.
The West has been stamped out
pretty effectively, even in its strong
holds of Texas and Arizona, where
the cowpnnchcrs now drive FordS,
attend camp-mrctings and read Zane
Grey Tor their excitement.
In the lumber camps, however,
HARLAN attcsts, is to be found the
real two-fisted, hard-fighting. hard
working lumberja just as he has
been described in innumerable books
and stories.
During thc making of the scenes
i'll northern Oregon, several of the
lest TYPES served as atmosphere
Ill the picture, much to the disgust
OF their associates. The whole re-
gion, wherever they went, were in
tcnselv interested i'll the making of
pictures, and took off their hats to
Harlan, Frank Hagney, Fred Kohlc,
aud the others who play the roles
ot wood>mcn i'll the picture, even if
they were actors.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
ADAMS APPLE WINS
ENGLISH r A E
by United Press Leased Wire

NEWMARKET, England, April
27.-C. :. Whitburns Adams Apple
won the 2000 guincaS stakes, the
first classic of the spring racing
season. today. +. Curzon 5 Can Boy
WAS second and Lord Derby : Sickle
was third. Twcnty-threc horses
ran. The distance WAS one mile.
Sir Y. SaSsoon : Hptnight was
fourth.
Adam : Apple won by a short
head. Half a length separated call
Roy and Sickle
Betting was % to |, ; to > and
u IL
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27

An epidemic of rabies which ap,
parentlv started among "A pack of
coyotes and spread to domestic ami
,aals in the Bear Valley and Ice
districts. Of eastern Oregon has caus
ed federal aid to be asked to stamp
out the danger.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27

Girls and boys should practise
restraint, is; part of the advice.
lut sometimes the Youngsters
can't even find their parents, let
alone restrain them.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27

ous Players after number. Of years.
il "the woman Lawrence Gray,
the snappv hat salesman of Love
'em and Leave EN- has an inter
esting role as Blake's son.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27

Saif Diego County has to date
had 90 per cent above its normal
rainfall
The Washington times., 1927-03-04
CHINA To FIGHT
FOREIGN MOVES
By MAURITZ A. HALLGREN

by MAUHlIZ a. HALAGREN
What Is Chinese Nationallsm seek
ing? What is 1t planning to do for
China? Briefly when the military
department of the movement (the
Cantonese army has acquired phys
ical control over enough territory
So that it may properly set UP its
claims to being the central govern.
ment Of the country. Nationalism
win attempt to provide for the AGO.
100000 members Of the great Celes-
tial nation a democracy that actu-
ally functions as such.
This democracy would be com.
pletely free from foreign domination
or influence, and besides giving the
ordinary people an active voice in
government It would attempt to i'm.
prove labor conditions and procure
better economic opportunities for
men and women in the common
walks Of life.
The ideas Of Nationalism Is being
carried forward by an organization
known as the Illuminating or Ma
tional Peoples Party. This associa-
ton, organized along the lines of
the ancient Chinese secret societies,
received its present name about
seven years ago, when II was Vir-
tually rebuilt by DR.. Sun Yatsen. It
had existed. however. in one form
or another since 1898 when a group
OF young Liberals attempted to seize
the governmental machinery of the
Aanchu Empire for the purpose of
introducing popular government into
China.
The Nationalsists are encounter
ing some difficulty in arousing the
vast majority OF the Chinese from
their age.old lethargy. Slogans,
plastered over many walls through.
out China, include such readily un-
derstandable catch.phrases as down
with Imperialism Down with
Militarism," and .'Down with the
Merchants that Truckle to Foreign
ers."
Further aid has been given the
movement through the many edu-
cational reforms which have been
effected In recent years.
The Washington times., 1927-03-04
Girl to Get 2 Licenses,
Driver's-and Marriage

NEW YORK, March 4.--Miss
Helen Heaphy, 10, will take out two
licenses this week, marriage and
automobile drivers. While Michael
Maher, rs. was teaching Helen to
drive yesterday, she almost ran
down a motorcycle patroIman at
181st Street and Riverside Drive.
Both were about to be fined 500
when Magistrate Glatzmayer learned
they were to be married this week.
He RENTED the fine on condition
that Helen get her license (driver's)
forthwith. The other matter he left
to Michael.
The Washington times., 1927-03-04
FIVE MEN swept
FROM SHIP

- AnAgsMAAAUuAl NeWb 6eHtAto
PRoyINCEToWN. Mass. March
Five men were swept to their
death today when the three-masted
schooner Montclair, driven ashore
BY an easterly gale. broke up off
Orleans on the outer rim Of Cape
Cod.
( Two men from the Nova Scotia
sailing vessel. which stranded in
the furious blow that swept the
cape. were rescued by coast guards
men with a breeches bouy.
The dead: Capt. william Mcleod,
Mate William Bowling, Cook Jerome
Butler, Seamen Stewart and George
Gains.
All were from Cape Lahune, New
/ Foundland.
The Montclair was enroute from
Halifax. N. S., to New York, when
driven on the shoals.
The Washington times., 1927-03-04
SOIoInOn's Pools Filled
After Many Centuries

JERUSALEM, March 4.-Solo.
mons pools, one Of the most ancient
water supply systems, were filled
today for the first time in many
centuries.
The pools were repaired by the
Palestine government and will be
used again, as in the time of ancient
The Washington times., 1927-03-04
F. B. Matthews New
Md. Tobacco INSPECTOR

ANNAPOLIS, March 4.-Governor
Richie has announced the appoint
ment Of r. Brooke Matthews, La
Plata, Charles county, as State to-
bacco inspector. Under the law the
The Washington times., 1927-03-04

Quick action! In five minutes
what you ate or drank is settled
into sweetness. Worst sour risings,
belching, gas bloat disappear, sunk
without trace. You feel fine.
elateo. Nothing more miserable
than the blues from acid dyspepsia.
Nothing more bracing than the
quick action of Pape's Diapepsin.
Try 1t and prove 1t. Get a so cent
package at any drug store.
The Washington times., 1927-03-04
By Tad

inspector must be q Southern Mary
lander.
Julian c. Blackjack, Bel Alton
Charles county, is the incumbent
His term Of office will expire Mon
day. Almost every Southern Mary
land county had one or more appli
cants for the place.
The Washington times., 1927-03-04

Jndea. to supply water temporarily
TO- the needs of Jerusalem's popula.
tion. The pools contain 10000 900
gallons Of water.
The Washington times., 1927-07-05
TWO ARE KILLED
IN TRAFFIC

Nearby holiday traffic accidents re-
suited in the death of two persons
and the serious injury of another.
Four persons were injured in acct
dents here.
Edward /. Downs, IS years old,
SGT L st. S. E., died in Providence
Hospital early today of injuries re-
ceived last night when his automo-
bile was struck by q "hit.and.runs
driver near Waldorf. Md. He was on
his way to arrange for the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Tina Guy, at Leon.
ardtown, Md.
, He and his son, Edward r. Downs,
$50 NJ st. s. E., were driving along
the road when the younger man, who
was operating the car, saw large
automobile, occupied by four coIored
men, bearing down on them. Young
Downs stopped the machine on the
side of the road but the larger car
struck their nadine, turning it over
and pinning the elder man under the
wreckage. He is survived by his
wife, three other sons and daugh-
ter, all of whom were at Colonial
Beach yesterday.
Little nine-year-old Gertrude Hall,
of Colonial Beach, Va, was instantly
killed yesterday when she plunged
In front of an automobile to rescue
her five-year-old brother. She gave
the little one shove but was too
late and both were struck. Fearing
mob violence, the authorities rushed
the colored driver to jail at Montrose.
Va.
A second "hit,and-run" driver on
a Southern Maryland road caused the
probable fatal injury of Mrs. Frank.
lin e. Warren, IS, 339 N st. s. w.
She was brought to Providence Hos.
pital last night after the automobile
in which she was riding. operated by
her husband, was struck near La
Plata, Md.
Those injured in this city, none Sc.
rfously, were Pearl Carter, q,
Gaithersburg, Nd; Alcenda Lee, col
ored, 80, and Edwin Tucker, colored
80, both of S22 Twenty third st. N.
W.. and Vera Carter, colored, 10. 416
Sixth st. N. w.