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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
Paws Fine For
Flooding Road

Rudolph Gloor was arraigncd be
fGrc Judge l. Mayfield this morn
ing on a charge Of road flooding.
He entered Il plea of guilty when
arraigncd and was sentenced to pay
a fine Of 0l3 or serve Jail sen
tcncc. He paid the fine
Complaint in the case was filed
hv Alonzo Poole, special officer of
the Imperial Irrigation District.
The offensc was committed in the
Mount Signal district.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

MarKinnon appear as attorneys for
the 'plaintiffs.
DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Eight Months old Police dog for
sale, or will trade for chickens,
turkeys, or what have you. Kuhn,
" miles West Main. adv
Henson Visiting Here-W. z. Hen
son of the Bureau Of Field crops of
the State Department of Agricul-
ture, is in the valley comforting with
members of the Horticultural com.
missioner $ staff, several important
matters coming up for discussion.
Jones Sausage and Pure Maple
Syrup. A. NJ. Williams Phone 653.
Adv.
Hot Oil Treatments, Parisicnnc
Beauty Shoppe. Tel. 783. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

From October ) to Q, hogs sold at
auction at Chowchila, Fresno and
Tularc, brought top prices of 1925,
9lo.G5 and $IO.Gj respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

The state has let contract for
grading 15.4 miles of highway in
San Luis Obspo county between
Shandon and the east boundary.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Files Civil Claim A civil action
was filed at the county clerk s of
flee this morning by Harry S.
Evans against A. Giraudo and sew
eral f:ctitously named defendants
The suit is based on five promis-
sorry notes totaling $3.50. The
plaintiffs in addition to claiming
an Indebtedness ON the notes hold
that the defendants have taken away
certain appurtcnanccs of property
under mortgage as security for the
notes. Harry w. Horton appears for
the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
PAGE THREE

The new bridge across The San
Joaquin River near Mountain View
school house, Stanislans county, is
estimated to cost $1s1 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
STATE LEADERS
OF IRRIGATION
TO MEET HERE.

Plans are under way for the
quarterly meeting of the Irrigation
District Association of California to
be held in FL Ccntro Thursday and
Friday of next week. 1t is expected
that approximately leo representa-
tivcs of the various irrigation dis
tricts throughout the state will be
in the city for the gathering.
President William Durbrow of
willows will preside at the meeting
to be held here, according to word
received from w. ID. Wagner of
MERGED, secretary and treasurer.
The quarterly meeting will open
with an executive session at the
barbara Worth Hotel, headquarters
for the conference. c. l.. ChiIdcrs,
attorney for the district, is a mem
kor of the executive staff.
All questions of interest to the
various districts will be brought up
for discussion ut the pending meet
ing and the program of the associa-
Ition for the ensuing three months
will be outlined.
The Imperial Irrigation district
IS making plans to entertain the
visitors on Friday, all business to be
taken care Of at the executive
meeting and general meetings to be
held Thursday.
Among the features of the enter
tainment program will be tours
about the valley including visits 10
al points of interest in the district
holdings along the Colorado and into
M"vico. Laguna and IIanlon head
ings will be visited and dinner at
Andrade is planned.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d hote dinner $l.00. adv

Seek to Quiet Title-A civil ac-
ton was filed al the county clerk 5
office this morning by Margaret \.
Black and Clinton +. Black against
\. Ii. Hilton and several defen-
dants. fictitiously named. The
plaintiffs ask that the court quiet
title to some property. Ault and
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Buttered Pop Corn OF best quality:
fresh and warm at all times. A 25c
carton is plenty for your family OF
your party. Also we take special or
ders for parties. At Paul Is lemon.
ade Stand, ricliwick Stages Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

the defendant is guilty of extreme
cruelty. He alleges that she has at
tackled him several times and threat
cncd his life: The couple have been
married about two years. The plain
tiff asks that the marital bonds be
severed by the court. M. G. Atchison
appears for the plaintiff.
Waterman P1ano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store,'' or Phone 3G7J. adv
Wash Frock Shoppe. 4S0 Holt,
Phone 200, Nelly Don dresses in var
icty of fall materials challis, wool
'repe, wool gcorgctte, kasha, and
lrsey, &l0.95 to $3.50. Also wash
dresses and smocks $195 TO $3.95.
Large assortment Christmas aprons.
adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

The streams near Santa Cruz have
recently been stocked with 2lO,0OG
Young trout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09
We Loan to BuIl6, my or refiu
ance. Tyler Insurance. Agency. adv

Held to Superior Cour Kenyon
Taylor, 2i, of Santa Monica was or.
dered held to superior court by
Judge Lorcnz yesterday afternoon
ON charge of contributing to the
delinquency Of minor Bail was
fixed at 5000 and the defendant
committed to the custody Of the
sheriff in default.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

The $4,000 fish hatchery built
at Hammond, Tulare county, last
spring has a capacity of 10000
fry each season and had big out
put this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Files Civil Actiol-.J. \. Harris
has filed Il civil action against W.
G. Howard at the county clerk S of
flee. In the complaint the plaintiff
alleges that the defendant is in
dcbted to him in the sum of $3.50
On . promsscry note and asks judy
mcnt in that amount, plus interest
and attorneys fees. S. F. Williams
is appearing rs attorney fer the
plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

omega Connolly, piano studio.
Pupil of Thilo Becker, of Los An
geles Unusual method for begin
ners. 430 So. Sixth st. Phone 634J.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Try Stevens Coffee Cream. It is
high grade and heavy enough to
whip. Stevens Dairy. Phone No.
S707RJ. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Dino In Comfort. ..New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled. Open
all night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Files Amended Complaint
amended complaint was fllcd at the
county clerks office this morning
by Christ Ladqs against Entimia
ladas. Thc plaintiff charges TINT
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

Markinnon appear as attorneys for
the Eplaintiffs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-09

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Evening star., 1928-08-25
RENT uousEs-FuRNisHED

DFTACHEp~ & ROOMS, sLEErrNG PORCH
and attic, am l.: eafage 4hol Kansas ave.
~ tpefVorthl 25s
FROM OWNER ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED
home, hest section NV heights, Z rooms,
hath, private iavatery &l2a- Col hlTs ,
l299 i6tu SIT NV.
4 rooms, 2 baths.
Evening star., 1928-08-25

MIlS Rldg MAIH IUsIH
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR COLOREp
TENANTS AT MODERATE RENTALS
1874 Kalorama rd nW,--8 r.. b. siee..
Tat heat ....,. ,...-.. ..,- ,A4a uo
l7SS Willard NV list a. r. h.
gas aud h. ~ h .... ...,t, -.tt ...,. tuNu
1850 Rth n - r. B.. gas, stove heat. 2THo
1913 North Carolina ave. ne-~A g.. b,
gaS and stove heat. ...... ..,. ...,.t.s-. - %
n r. Saul. co,
Main ai0D a25 18th st NV
FOR COIORED
fIrnare heat STA 90
ISL 26th st n,w.-~6 rooms and water % o0
lG2A S2ud st u W.-A rooms aud water. % 90
GEORGE W. LlNKfNS,
tT72 he Sales Ct NJ w Decatur 1Al0
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WANTED 70 RENT--nouS SEES.

WANTED -rNFURNIsWHD HOUSE NEAE
CLEVELAND Park three bedrooms. sieepipe
porch, two baths, garage, ward Wltt lease
Tor long time Rest references Address
Hox l03~C, star once
fNtAEnfAfEIX A SIX ROOM HNUaf
SaEH a.n,t, northwest or suburbs. near nj
O. car line reasonable rensat Address Rcx
AsvC. star oifaee sTs
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE FOR RENT N
Chew Chase, Cleveland Park Or RsthesS
ehonr Wisconsin aSas
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AMERICAN SECURITY 4 TRUST co,
f4aai EgTafs T9SBt

AMERICAN SECURITY Z IEV@T CO.
Real Estate Dept.
18th T. Pa, Ave NV NJ 4slA
SUMMIT PL. NEAR l6th AND ONTARIO
S T. aud owner feserVing / room amt {;
$50 To small famtivi references. Adams
Rh3i-J
G~T1M. X r. II SEMI DETACHED ARiCK,
completely furnished. S2A per mouth. neal
walter Reed, references reAnited, Ga, ahp~d
81"
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE, Wrlh
garage 4al2 Western ave, NV Wisconsin
37lh
tsla NEWTON ST NV
Semi detached house, sin rooms and bath
with shower beautifully furnished double
rear pofghex porch on front, latge lot ON
paved street With alley In rear minutes 20
Rhode tSlan9 ave street and bus line
Inspection by appointment al oihce, Price
xIh mpnthtF.
I7la X st NV Main aaaa
Evening star., 1928-08-25

$500 14h ST. NV
Excellent apartment homes in ideal location for
children Convenient to car and bus lines. churches,
stores schools etc Electrical refrigeration.
Two rooms kitchen, bath and porch.
Three rooms kitchen bath and porch
Resident Manager-lnspection Invited
r. /, RUST COMPANY,
10Ol 18th ST NV. Main 800.
Evening star., 1928-08-25
RENT Observation-Disclosures

+, AND r ROOM HOUSES. FURNISHED
and unfurntahed, desirable residential sec
tian, nearby Virginia, convenient 70 trans"
portation and sehe0ls Call Alex lhls
i77I MASS AVE NW.~la r. ~ : BATHS
is0A Cam ave nv. SEQ Ia r e. Z baths
HENRY sCHAFFER1, 1ao John Marshall III
coLORED --- SRAff DETACHED MODERN
hrick residence ais large rooms, covered
pnrohes etc.i $40 month iAi3 Duncan st
ne, or call Franklin hS1a.
sFAUTIFuls MODERN stx-ROOM TAPES
try brick heuse rooms are arge, airy and
Iight; In Sxrellent condition attractive front
and rear wards near q " q and white
House rent sos TO responsible party aoS1
nv. Az
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. 9TH AND MD, AVE-
ne-Two new areproof buildings, having
elevator and switchboard service. Resi-
rooms Kitchen and bath ss7 so to $50 50
z rooms. kitchen and bath ......... ,. %
room. kitchen and bath $40 90 to 1850
ss2t 10th ST NV rooms, kl,chsn - m g End ID
room. kitchen and bath. -, 5000
1918 BELMONT ST. NV room. kitchen
hnc pain h-.,----s'.t..-. -.'....'.'1s. 200 y"
aoo NEW YORK AVE. Ew.--s rooms. KIT
and bath. .,......,............,.k ,.kaS.oo
1875 18th ST Nw.-Resldent manager. Pree
electric refrizeration.
2 rooms. kitchen and hath......-. $50 %
4242 aath ST. w-Resident manager. Free
2 rooms. kitchen and hath,.,..... $50 DC
LAWRENCE. 22s MASS AVE. Me- room:
kitchen and bath. h...............,,..S .S32.a 30
COS D ST. NE AND s27 and ST. EE.-see
tsnitor in 327 End ST ne
rooms, kitchen and bath. ......... 5000
1890 QUE ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
patn. .-t.+.-..s,s -,.-.'..' .'..''- rsoo'VV
1928 PARK RD. Nw.--3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. ...-e..-.-..- ....-.''' soo""
i44s SPRING RID NV rooms, kitchen
and bath. rec. hail dressing room .S775o
THE ELwooD. 1921 I2th ST. Nw.--2 rooms
sltchen enn pain .'..''..'''''''"'-sss57 "a "a
THE SHARON. 2f4s O ST Nw.--Eleyator
Resident manager on premises.
] room Kitchen and oath ......,. .s3I 80
THE NANTUCKET. 1918 ST. Nw-4
rooms. kitchen and bath .....,.....sAF.o SO
sEAT2s $50 AVE EEs 10 9sg Il
rooms. kitchen ana bath ...,..... $3.50
1900 WYOMING AVE. Nw.-2 rooms. kitch-
if47 OAK ST. E.w.--2 rooms kitchen and
rooms kitchen and bath .......', $3.50
2I20 P ST. N,W.-s rooms. kitchen ana so
pain ,.....-,t.. .-.'-.''''' -S''''N
THE EATcHEz. 144o w sT. HW.--3 rooms,
rooms. Kitchen end bath ......... 900
2.sl 18Th ST. Ew.--s rooms. kitchen and
natk-....,.r -'..'..'''' +SS'o"
ais goth ST NV rooms kitchsn. ard ID
rooms. kitchen and bsth..,....... As 90
an 18th ct NE-Fres electric refrigeration.
rooms, Kitchen and hath .,.....,., $40 oo
los sth ST sg.-ons room. kitchen. and
73s NEWTON ST. NV rooms. kitchen,
dining alcoYe and bath th..,.,........,*si50
74i aoRTn CAPITOL ST. 3 rooms, Kitchen
and bath ....-.,.......,..... sh2 %
35o4 Tth ST Nw.-~2 rooms, kitchen. and
rtorn. kitchen and bath .......... $500
2si1 I4th ST EW.--2 rooms. kitchen and
hatH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ...s... ''R7".oo
sam 7th ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
bsth .-,-,.,,..s.... ..s'.s.-.,.. WI
I'LL LAMONT ct. NV room. ki.chen y
70 soons, s,chaa and bath ..:.... $500
III 20
Evening star., 1928-08-25

THE CHAMBERLAIN,
142s Rhode Island Ave. INV.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Downtown Location
walk hesef district
Free Electrical Refrigeration.
guipped wit h
Twcnty four lIour Elevator Service
leading 10
aooh ~ IN
Shower IN Each Bach.
dameleN No IApat uudry
mseh
rooms kitchen. din acove and BATH $oo 90 to $o9oo
Resident Manager Premises.
Lighted Until PN.
r. r. SAUL Coz
Main 400 o1s 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1928-08-25
WANTED-APARTMENTs
E-CO-OrEHATisE APTS.

AN EXCEPTIONAL T-ROOM AND BATH
apartment, PARKWOOD, tT46 X, offered at
u low pgce. Convenient downtown location
where values are RAPIDLY enhanctng. For
home investment this Is an excellent
npporIuhity
LEROY GADnIs. Jr.
a13 18th st Main 1877.
Evening star., 1928-08-25
SALE-APARrMENT HOUSES.

AN APARTMENT HOUSE THAT HAS BEEN
l0NTs rented for more than : years. a huild
ing " exreptinnalty fine construction. splen-
did location, moderate rentals Price less
thAn times rent, terms owner will con-
slider any reasonable offer. Nm agetltS. Ad-
dress nox 3a0-Z. Star Office
Evening star., 1928-08-25
WLI1E

aolI Kslorsma rd ii + and n....sIt2 50
aS2 10Th st--l6 T. b and shower ieo 20 20
lf6a Col rd n.w.--A rooms : baths ~ 50
i7S8 Col I'd I,w.-9 rooms : baths 90 80
nnh G st nW.~-Ii rooms and hath 90 40
1921 9th st nw--s rooms. bath ...,.. 40 50
sole f. ST. NV 10 rooms. hath ....... % A0
2os ,s, St n%-s rooms rooms and and bath Sth % % - -
2tO ltth st, So d rooms ana hath AZ ah
1897 y st Se~6 rooms and bath. 20
'Two, FAMILY HOUSES, uNFuR, WHITE
a2s itth ST. nw.-4th q; - bath sss sa
elt 9th st NV -~srd n, I, bath, $500
aaS 's'0 '' "'-cS cotoREn iGSRE ana hath - %
lltS nth st n,w.--a rooms and bath, 80
ia sis' pa q rSSs rSSms saa saa SatS Ss $50
i6as Kraemef st ne "a rooms, hath a1.ao
ga 8 rooms rooms ana ana Ssth Ss n y % %
e-FAMu.Y HOUSES CoLoRkp
iSls 7 = 1N sS's rnr este sc oo 90
Real Estate nert
is4e NEWTON 81, NV n. u,
III an 81 net +. d. elee A@n,. n 30
i07 ath at ne7 a.. b, ami ...-. 60
1887 Lamont 1t NV 10 Z, h., ami,
sAG Morris Il ne q r.. b.. ami $40
1908 Gales st ne h,..-s,,tt-- sse ssee
los. a. HERBERT < SONS, |
ala p Can st tnia tMh ~ NV
iilA A'A SIT y w % rooms, water p, slt ~
g0a A ~ Al W rooms, hath .4.., 50 81
2nl l9th 81 Sw rooms, bath .,s,. % 40
ala atn "a ~ rooms hath 9A so
1ah st sN.--a rooms, bath -,. ,.zs, 1870
$40 Rth Al sw~R rootnA hath, eec aa 50
400 Eve St sW~a T., b., elee, NV h. IS 80
IN Eve st sw.~s faoms water ..... ssa so
Sn9 II xWA rooms water ~ a. so
laTa ist 81 SW4-R rooms bath ..,..., - so
haa IA st swb rooms, bath ,,+,.4., III 80
fa4 NJ S. sw,e NoOmS, bath ,..ss.,s AZ 80
1880 ave n M T., bath, elee SO 90
ThoAAS r. BROWN, sla A1s ST. sW.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
(ConttuuSd1

SEVERAL, NEW 6 TO . ROOMS. / AND
3 baths: modern, well located. s7S To $3.50
per month monthly rental pays for houses:
no cash required. r. II. BEHREND. 1917
r 81. NV. %
NORTH WOODSTDE. MD-$50 MODERN
bungalow; living room with fireplace. din
ipg room. bedrooms, large kitchen. tile
hath screened-in back porch, full cellar
garage Inspection Saturday. Sunday and
evenings 1920 Ridge I'd. Silver Spring AM
'''"'''N'' 2s*
Evening star., 1928-08-25
.COLORED.

AMERICAN SECURITY l. TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dept,
18th and "a Ave NV. Main ISIS.
Evening star., 1928-01-25
BILL GIVING GATES
TO OHIO APPROVED
Committee Also Orders Fa.
vorabIe Report on Measure
for CapitoI's Use.

The House committee on public
buildings and grounds today ordered a
favorable report on two bills of partic-
u!ar interest in Washington. One of
these is the bill fathered by Representa-
tive Bcgc of Ohio. which authorizes the
presentation of the historic iron gates
ut West Executive avenue crproach TO
the White House to the Ohio state
Archaeological and Historical Society
for the memorial gateways into the
Spigel Grove State Park.
II was pointed out that the ONO
State Society. of which former Presiccnt
HAYES was head at the time Of MS
death. has received Hayes homestead IN
Fremont. Ohio, including the hayes
library. This is conditional on the
rrcpertv being used as a State park
in which the old French and lndlan
Trail, from Lake Erie to the ONO klVer
Trail fror, Lake Erie 10 the Ohio River
s,,all be preserved and maintained as
q park drive.
The other bill reported proposed TO
regulate the use of the Capitol Build
ing and grounds as place for paraoes'
for tie making Of any address. iof con-
cnctinc concerts, leCepktuliS. ~ SNaAl'''
ceremonies or other celebrations or for
DISPLAYING any flag. banner or emblem
designed 10 bring into p'sblic notice any
psrsv. organization or movement.
This bill would give suthoritv to the
architect of the Capitol TO grant per-
nlifs under proper regulations pronlul-
gated bv him for the following Tree
purposes:
The holding of dedicatory and memo
rial services in the Capitol Building or
on the grounds in connection with any
statue. bust or painting.
The holding of concerts in the Capt.
tcl grounds by any band in the service
OF the United States.
In the event that Congress is not
in session. the Rotunda of the Capitol
might be used for funerals of dlstin-
guished public officials. past or present.
This legislation was urged largely to
relieve those in charge of the Capitol
Building from very frequent requests
for demonstrations of all sorts in the
Capitol Building and on the Capito!
grounds.
Evening star., 1928-01-25

of the North Capitol Citizens Associa-
tion declared today that the board
never has specifically ruled that the
pool lawfully could be placed on the
school property, although 1t at first
gave its consent to the plan of the
Office of Public Buildings and Public
Parks for its location there.
Boards Attitude Changed.
Later. however. on being advised OF
the decision Of Controller General Nc
Carl that the pool could not legally be
placed on the school property. and on
hearing numerous protests from the
alumni, parent-teachers and citizens.
the board changed its attitude and
adopted the following resolution:
The Board of Education desires to
state its opposition to the use OF any
portion of the Langley Mckinley tract
originally allotted to the Board OF Edu-
cation for educational purposes, for the
placement thereon of municipal
swimming pool"
Copies Of this resolution. introduced
bv H. Barrct Learned we're sent to
Evening star., 1928-01-25

priations bill to provide for its con-
struction.
Criticism centercd Ground the report
cd statement of Chairman Madden OF
the House appropriations committee
that the Board of Education and the
Fine Arts Commission favor the project.
Henry L. Gilligan. member OF the
Board of Education said that Mr.. Mad
den was "mistaken" about the boards
action regarding the pool. Frank Dam
iels. principal of Mckinley High School,
pointed out today that the Board OF
Education. on December 20. went on
record against the pool, and that the
Fine Arts Commission has opposed GER
tain features of IT. particularly with
regard to its specific location with re-
spcct to the Mckinley and Langley
school buildings. now under construc-
ton.
Other Groups Opposed.
The Tech Alumni Association. COM
posed of graduates of Mckinley: the
Yangley Parent Teacher Association and
The North Capitol Citizens Association
also have gone on record against con-
structlon Of the pool on the school ste
Mr.. Gilligan. who also is president
Evening star., 1928-01-25
GROUPS AROUSED
LIVERPOOL ACTION
Opponents of Construction at
Mckinley High Criticize
House Appropriation.

School. alumni and civic interests
who have been fighting against the
proposed construction of a municipal
swimming pool on the McKinley-Lang-
ley tract in lexington were aroused to-
day over the action of the House yes
terday in amending the school appro-
Evening star., 1928-01-25

PHILADELPHIA. January 25 G99.-
Machine gun gangsters were abroad in
Philadelphia again last night and Sa-
zerio Reguettia, q. was riddled with
IS bullets fired from an automobile
Ee died instantly Reguettia was walk
ing along a street filled with pedestri-
ans when the slayers' car approached
When the firing began stricken
men, women and children ran into
stores and houses TO escape the fu-
sillsde. Police concluded that the slay-
r1g vas the outcome of an underworld
Quarrel
Evening star., 1928-01-25
Dickinson Alumni to Dine.

At the first meeting of the Dickinson
College Alumni Club of Washington
last night at the central Y. M. c. A..
plans were made for the first an
nual dinner February 81. Gilbert
Malcolm. treasurer Of Dickinson Col
lege. which is at Carlisle. Pa. will
speak and present motion pictures of
the college campus, recently taken at
Carlisle
Brig. Gen. Frank R. Keefer, presi-
dent. presided at last nights meeting.
William r. Schumacher is secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1928-01-25

Representative Zilhman, chairman OF
the House District committee, and
Senator Cappcr chairman Of the Sem
ate District committee. Senator Cap
per replied that he would watch the
matter"
Evening star., 1928-01-25
HONORING MRS. GAIT.
League of Voteless Women to En-.
tertain Her at Dinner,

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. president
OF the International Women's Suffrage
Alliance. who presided at the Third
Conference on the Cause and Cure Of
War. will be the honor guest and
speaker at dinner given by the Vote
less District of Columbia League OF
Women Voters in Barker Hall of the
y, Seventeenth and K streets tomor-
Tow evening at o'clock.
Reservations are in charge Of Mrs.
Arthur Watkins, North 1870.
Evening star., 1928-01-25
DIPLOMATIC PAFERS
SAVE LIQUOR LOAD
Trucks Cargo. Destined for French
Embassy, Freed. but Driver Is
Arrested for Speeding.

Embassy, Freed. but Driver is
Arrested for Speeding.
Motor Cycle Policeman 7. F. Heide OF
the twelfth precinct. after pursuing a
large truck speeding along Rhode Island
avenue northeast. which he suspected OF
transporting liquor. was unexpectedly
thwarted yesterday afternoon by the
arrival of another car just as he had
forced the truck to the curb. A man
jumped out of the second car and
hastily displayed papers granting dip
lomatic immunity TO the truck driver
Frank Biolck. 80. Baltimore.
The papers indicated that the liquor
was for the French embassy and that
the bearer was an embassy aid.
Heide examined the papers and
found them convincing enough.
He arrested Biolek on the speeding
charge. hwoever. and Biolek forfeited
SIS collateral in Traffic Court this morn
flg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-06
SCHENCK IS FREED
IN ROBBERY CASE
Court Acquits Former Police.
man Because of DiScrep-
ancieS in Testimony.

Widespread discrepancies in the tes-
timony of the complaining witnesses in
the robbery case against Frederick
Schenck, former policeman and promi-
nent figure in the Staples trial, led
Judge Isaac r. Hit to discharge him
following hearing in Police Court to-
day.
In freeing Schenck the court ex-
pressed the opinion that the men who
had testified against him had lied"
William H. Allep colored, who yes
terday swore to the warrant charging
Schenck with taking $50 from him, tes-
titled today that only portion OF that
sum was his personal property, the rest
belonging to Clinton Watson and John
Logan, both colored, his companions at
the time of the alleged robbery. Wat
son and Logan, however, each told the
court that SIS was theirs.
On cross-examination by John H.
Burnett, defense attorney, the corAplain-
ants all admitted in open court that
they had obtained the money by hauling
liquor. They not only gave different
story as to who owned the $50, but each
gave different description of the way
Schency was supposed to be dressed.
In his argument at the conclusion of
the hearing, which lasted over an hour,
Attorney Burnett endeavored to show
that the motive of the compliments was
to get back" at Schenck because they
missed their liquor. Allen, Logan and
Watson claimed that while delivering
five cases of liquor in rented car yes
terday morning they were pursued by
Schenck and two companions for sew
eral blocks During the pursuit a
number of shots were fired, it was tes-
tilted, but the witnesses differed widely
on this point also, one claiming there
we're only or while another said
there were Is or 20.