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The Washington times., 1928-09-18

The two bandits. suspected I Of
holding up the DANES. A. chambers
haberdashery, 11pol block Connacti,
cut Ave. N, W., stealing q high
powered roadster nd ,.kidRaping Its
custodian, were, arrested early to;
day at Danvilie. Va -
While. hundreds passed !. ON the
UeIl-lighted street. the robbers
entered Chambers stDre and ttussed
him up at pistol point. getting
away. with .mercha ndise and cash
valued At sAE66s n z. - e. =
!. Around the. corner, they !. entered
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

Two-dollar mutHels paid--Croatan
Hartenstein, $5.u2 place, $3.46 show.
Croatan. rated along close up to
into command. quickly drew out
itaat start, worked his way up
finished we'll under hard riding Il
but tired upon reaching stretcn.
FOURTH RACE--Six furiongs.
winner, $500; second, $500: third.
post at 400; off at 4:011s Star
b. r., 2, by Seth-Tse Isl. Owner.
Io-ss wat. Post St.
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the stoneleigh Court Garage, where
Walter Dunn. colored. is, a ear
waslreH wasy thes only employee
present. Dunn found himself gag
ing intp thee pistols the robbers
having stolen one belonging to
Chambers. The bandits calmly So
tlected the automobile ]. q. Hayes.
the 100 block Massachusetts Avc.
N. w.. and when Dunn objected.
they threw him into the rumble seat
and locked the cover.
Dunn's rubber boots were removed
40 that ne would tit into the small
space. He was released ON the out
.e(Continued- on Page 2, Column s.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
ABDUCTED BOY STILL
alive, POLICE LEARN

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S--Billy Ranieri,
kidnapped here two weeks ago and
held for ransom by Sicilian terror
lists, is alive today.
Definite information that the
missing boy had not been slain, as
threatened by his abductors. came
to police to-day after a. few hours Of
swift developments in The sensa-
tional Malta kidnapping mystery
that has thrown thousands OF chi
caEo parents into panic,
Through an undivulged source.
the States attorneys, office learned
names OF every member of the kid
naping gang. Through this game
channel of information. game the
Continued on Page 2, Column -
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

DEpB0fT;~ sept. Is. The Crit.
men Iott The final game % tns
nerfen With the Tigers here today
Hadlev started, but was reliey9G
NJ Brawn.s Bill Rage hurled fcr
Tne score Was 3 to s. .s
First Inning
WASHINGTOHW West doubled to
1T. sam Rice flied to Page and
west was doubled at second. PAGE
10 Warner. McAEaHus took GOslsHsA
foul fif. No runs one hit, no
arrs1,.x Sg0TSs left.
DETROIT stone took a third
strike. sahringer AinGled. Harry
Rice singled q 6trfuger So 9t
second. 8 III mani IN VA I'M,
the basek Mel JANUS flea to West,
scoring aehringer and Harry ftice
on third ana Helms d ~ cord.
Fothergill flied to Goslin. One run'
two hits, no errors two lett.
See0sd 1nnfng.
WAsHINGTOrS -Jndgs p0pped ~
Warffsr in short ~ te Bluege
walked. RueI dOt1bleA down the
LEI ted lire; SCORING. Biueges Har-
ris 1Ife6 to Fothergill. Ruel stole
third as Cronin walked Cr1nin
stole second. Hadley Was sale
when Warner fllnabled. Rusls scored
ana CrDnin reached third. West
-inrled Ito center, scoring CTpnin
and Df1ttiTle Hadley on second.
same Rice was out, Heilmann TO
Page. covering first. Three runs,
two hits. one error, two left.
DETROIT- Harris grabbed War
rAr's, short ny In riRnt field.
WoodalI flied TO Sam Rice. Page
took u third strike. Nothing
Third Inning
WASHINGTON-G oslin dragged q
bunt over the pitchers box and Geh.
ringer threw him out. Judge fouled
to WoodalI behind the plate. Nc
Manug threw out Bluege. Nothing
~. Detroit-stone flied to West in
Iefr center. Gehringer doubled
Harry Rice flied to West in right
center. sending Gehrineer to third,
HefImann doubled, scoring Gen.
ringer. Bluege threw out McManus.
one run. two hits, one left @-
Fourth Inning II
" WAsHINGTON-RueI flied TO
Harry Rice in left center. Harris
also flied to Harry Rice. Cronin
walked for the second time. Had.
lev flied to Harry Rice, Rice get.
tins all put outs in this inning.
one, left.
ETROIT-FothergiII walked .
Cronin threw out Warner, Fother-
gill going to second. Woodall
walked. !. Page famed for the sec.
onA time. Stone singled to center,
scoring Fothergill with the tying
run and putting WoodaH on third,
Gehringer singled, scoring Woodall,
Stone going to second. 1t was
lsehfinger's third consecutive hit.
BlsIege threw out Harry Rice, Two
runs, two hits, two left So.
Fifth Inning
|, = WASHINGTON - West doubled
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

ls.u NJ vvsr nat stretching IL, Stone
- spvs ,.ne,. "a NcManus. sam Rice
/ sl;aS ~, TIasrrs; rice. G6slin walled
then. stole second. Judge walised.
stone took DinAge;h foul ~. One
hi. two seat. eas.,,.s y. !.
5s.:. 49, Nssn,
sssh ~
49,. 49,. =. y. 80.
y 'sys =, 49,.
Onu N ss.g 2ss 80 ~ a. + sg4 Ieff
pA's u =. = h. 4. : 4 y ss'ts N.
1911 Al.lAng
WAsHfNCIDr1 Warner threw
49,, 4, q 80 - 49, n II.
WI 49, II; ,r..,1 S.
] OEolift u Ia
m ari1ef N iI1 EFQnln
lrfS6uea * fc0sld Nest tiled to
/ ~ II.ArailI one hit. two lett.
'I5ETPf,IT.1 re took q ll
strilxe. Harris rot stones ny. gseh-
/ Til, ~ ~ = n g HI ~ Z aiee HIilsiAa.
\, 3 n Y 4 Il 81 q fifird. Hell
~ ~, sit1rfed n eOrIn8 q efartn1er ana
IputtiTtg Harry Rice On third. ne.
Malllis walked, ftlsinS sfhet 14ees.
FOtheygth singled, scoring ~ l1 ~.
Rice: leavin the D9sea Llllen.
Brown now pltcttng Tor waning
ton. Hargrayk litting pr Warner
and Tied ~ Gpaaiias ln snort let.
Two runs, three hits,s three sielts
/ SeNtItIfs Inning III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anus play.
Ing. shortstop and Harry Rice third.
| Wingo batted in Warmers place
and playing center field. Sam Rice
flied to stone. GehriHger threw
out GoslIn. Judge took u walk for
1.-The second time. Blueas4 rolled TO
'AGcManass No runs, no hitt, no
errors, one left.
UETR0IT-Wo odall tripled TO the
wall in right center. Page tanned
forfthe, fourth time. Stone do lbleo
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weather clear track fas

clear track
QEnea ~ 6asm
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

Two-ioIlar mutuels paId-Mary .
Ress Jones. $3.02 place, sos snoF
and held race under hard riding.
and finished going gameIy. Blind
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
By international News Service

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sept. 49,
Clinton S. Carnes, missing Atlanta.
Ga, treasurer Of the Baptist Home
Mission Board, whom police of the
continent have been seeking for
several weeks, after he disappeared
with shortage in his account OF
more than 100000. is believed to
be in hiding here.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

"Stick.up'' men were foiled lasl
nipht by the nimble wit of a girl
motorist, who, almost uhder tneL
noses saved $500 diamond ring.
a wrist watchs and other JeWelry
from falling into their lutones: =
1T. came about sin--thls~ way MISS
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
CARNES DODGES COPS
IN SYRACUSE CROWDS

Police traiIed him through the
shopping district for several hours
yesterday after he was recognized
by Charles w. Spencer, Naval en-
gineer and an acquaintance of the
missing treasurer, who saw him
standing on street corner.
The man eluded his pursAers
when he fled through a crowd lot
shoppers in a department store.
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}
IRI 4 HIGH /

The Atlantic coast ts virgins Clpes to Atlantic City
may tonight BY whole gale with Winds Reach
ing 5 miles hour the weather Bureau warned late today
winds viii be than anticipated
Carolina
northwest 81 Charleston at 3 M and swsepne
Virgins Capes. -.x8#ss
Oyerhangng lead gray clouds and brisk wind increasing
hourly in force this afternoon brought warning to Washing
that would tonight by the taend of the dis
astrous hurricane roaring north from Florida. > -
The Washington times., 1928-09-18

+, UBed-eaF fRanspOPtntfOn IL dependa"
BILE and economical. Let tOday's CLASH
fled ads direct yeu 10 many suitable
buys.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
GIRL 0UTKITS TRIO
in ROAD '1STICk- up

Marie soelter. of the 100 block cot
First st. N. r.. was parked in :.
car with owen G.. Watson, Of the
1000 block Of Connecticut Ave. On
Ridge Road. when three Highway
.(Continued on Page 2. Column 8,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-07

ooo Irsnnry Ana
po1lolIc Departments abopIi.s
iicn Ili reported III tl,e HOUSE
today carrying fs.sop.ooo koe ne
public hnllAln program m the
District b Columbia and 1850 200
for the purchase IS the Southern
Railway BuildIns
1hs blIl also carries i reduction
III appropriation kog salaries AZ
tie Bureau 81 Engraving and Print
ine 81 about 1900 900. resu1tina
from tue proposed reduction u the
cize of paper currency.
The hlAI carries an apprcnE Hon
ok 81 500 IS compared with the
preAAnt years appropriation ok
e1 81Bs 600 fnK wages "A plate
printers and s,711, 700. as com.
pared with $3.50 $50, Tor salaries
81 other employees The appr0prias
ton Tor salaries n the director
office r. increased from 1855 900 to
sui .A95
Alvin W. Hall. director IS the
tureAn announced today that he
1on1d not estimate how many otn.
pIcvn& would have ~ be dropped ae
result 81 this reduction ~ the
salary appropriations He nnid that
~ Ear - possible, the reduction III
the payroll would ~ effected ~
leaving vacancies untitled
e VIII 80 impossible. however, q
make the entire reduction ii this
way Mn0 theirs undoubtedly viii be
many dlnmissale with the Hew fios
cal year
BuiIdlnes Fund
n addition ID carrying h actual
appropriation 0f $8 500. 900 Tor pub.
lfc buildings here. The bill carries
authorization FOR an ARgkeHa3e 81
al. $4,000 f0r the local building
program
n item 81 81. 100000 ii carried
for the new Department ck Conn
MERGE Building, authorized u cost
81 800 600 An appropriation 81
S1. 500 900 Iii included III the Bill ID
continue the construction ok the
new internal Revenue Building.
which VIII cost eventually 500.
O0O,O 700.
Al ten # 100000 q included
FOR continuing the purchase Cf land
Tor and construction Of the addition
TO the Government Printing Oktlce.
which VIII cost, MI told 91s26O, 900.
During hearings On the bill, Treas.
ury Department Officials told the
Appropriation COMMITTEES that they
are just shout ready 70 beafn work
on the internal Revenue BuildinND
hmWiK1M been DELAYED Nv I@wMl
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sITuATIoN-DOMEsTIC.


COUNTRY GIRL. neat, wishes general
honsework. plain cooking, 1908 4th 81. NV,
DAY WORKER, colored. fiTst-clsss laundress.
nouSerleaner, whole or part time, 1923 w
St NV. North 1884,
GIRLS f24. coiorea. wish work of any k2nd
92T O 81. n.~. North 1856.
GIRL. coIored. wishes position, general
houSeworker or ehilds nurse; stay nights.
Potomac 1913.
LAUHDRESS, first class, wants work 10
take home: sunny yard. 230o Ontario rd
Adams l0I&7.
LAUNDRY Washing and ironing done. ref
eteurei work called for and delivered, strict
~ oper-air drying Potomac 1898. 90
LAUNDRESS. first class, wants washing 20
take homo. 428 n. y. ave. NV. Main SS4a.
WANTED by q coIoFed woman, place as
maid; references. Call North 202s.
WOMAN, eolored. neat, experienced cook,
general housewoTker or part time; years
references. North 4253-W
WOMAN. colored. wishes place as cook, gem
eraI houseworker. ehambermaid or waitress
in hotel or private family North 9348.
WOMAN. colored, reliable, general house
work. nurse, days or part time, plain sew
ing; references. Call North 1897.
Evening star., 1928-07-23
SITUATION--FEMALE.


BOOKKEEPING hourly or as desired; books
opened. closed. balanced: experienced, capa-
bic; best references. Address Box ~, Star
Office "a"
LADY, cultured, wants position as COM
parion TO elderly lady or semi-invslid; will
ing to leave City. Phone Adams 47l4.
POSITION as companion TO semi-invalid or
care of child during plother's absence. Ad-
dress Box i2-R, Star Office.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHRR, legal and
congressional experience. Call Adams 1921.
Evening star., 1928-07-23
HELP--DoMESTIC.

CHAMBERAdATD~WATTR young white
Girl foreiSner, experience not necessary,
1912 24th st. NV.
COIORED CsIRIs-Gcnerai housework. small
family; hsht cookins and laundry; must be
ahic 10 manSge. hours, $50 10 6 80; no sun
day work; sill per week; eive references. Ad-
dress Box 253-M, Star Office,
COOK and general houSeworkcr 20 so to
Sherwood Forest, Md, until Sept Sth; may
make weekly visits TO WASHINGTON; after
Sept. Sth, employment in Washington Call
ri HuhertS, 20al S st, NV. on Tuesday,
between noon and 3 o'clock bring references,
COOK K-HOuSEwoRKER. firSt-claSs no laun-
dry; sood pay; references required. 1854
Lsnter nj. NV.
HOUSEKREpER. white. for two months or
LONGER Three small children. Call De
cstu1 It's.
MAID. eolored, 10 MAKE home here: take
care OF baby. do gcneral houSework and
Cooking; reference. 1920 Chaplin st. NV,
Ant. T.
WOMAN. white. Catholic preferred, for cook
ms snd houSewoTk home and wages, Call
N GREW or 390S 1th st. ne. IS"