davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond planet., 1928-11-03
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This is the law.

This is the law. 1t is also the
law that citizen who has commit
ted no crime and who has not been
suspected of having done SO by any
evidence present or implied and who
is resting quietly after night-fall
and after a day Of honest toll as
such stands on an entirely different
footing from an individual who has
habitually violated the law.
Section II. "It shall be unlawful
for any person knowingly to resist.
impede, or obstruct, or in any man
ner to hinder or delay any legal
officer having in his hands any
search warrant, issued by any officer
OF this Safe having the right to
issue the same. under the provisions
of this act, in the execution Of such
warrant. Any person so resisting.
rr- ding. obstructing. or in any way
hinder'ng o.; delaying any officer in
the execution of legal search war
rant in his hands shall be guilty Of
q misdemeanor. (Code Section 1914
id. Section 90 10
(10)
This is thu law and it might be
added that w. B. Burroughs. ac-
cording to his own statement was
minister of injustice and by his own
illegal act was not entitled to the
peculiar protection Of the law and
the respect of citizens as such. But
this was a question for the jury to
decide and it was decided in the
light of the information before
them -.
This is the law. W. B. Burroughs
statement. stenographicallv reported
will clear up this phase of the situa-
ton. The specitic provisions Of the
safe Prohibition Law settle 1t.
Here 1T is: :.
eff there be no complains on oath
that ardent spirits ara being manu-
featured. sold. kept, stored or in any
manner held. used or concealed in
pat 4icrlar house or other place. In
VIOLATION of the law. the Justice of
peace. policeIiustice. circuit or CITY
Judge and mavor of any. city or town
W whom complaint is mada if sot-
isfed that there is reasonable cause
Richmond planet., 1928-11-03
he Constitution Of
Virginia and the Law

Continued on Page Five)
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia. Maryland, Wiz
gina and West Virginia-Fair and con-
tlnued cool tonight and tomorrow: not
much change in temperature.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer--4 pm, IS; 8 pm, 10:
IL midnight, Go; am. "a; 8 am, So;
noon, rs.
Barometer pm. 29.s1:. 8 pm,
1882; IL midnight, 2992: 4 am. 20 90;
8 am, 30,02 noon, 3006. t"af
Highest temperature. 81, occurred at
$50 pm. yesterday
Lowest temperature, So. occurred at
Sis am today.
81 Temperaturestsam date last year
Highest, n; lowest, 81. -g ,,.,.s,
Tide Tables. ..
Furnished by United states Coast
and Geodetic Surveys
Today 49, Low tide. 1898 am. and
1925 pm: high tide. 3;46 am. and
4:l0 pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide, 11:22 am. and
1925 pm: high tide, 4:35 am. and
5 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose 4.44 am: sun sets
1888 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:44 am: sun
sets 1888 pm.
Moon rises 3:4S pm: sets 1913 am.
Automobile lamps TO be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the water.
Great Falls--very muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Richard Moore. %, and Olga 9. Yates.
:. Earl S. Jordan, 27, and Ethel Gather, %.
f Albert 9 eS crilIey. 90. and Edna G. Bur-
as R RfY H. 5uT and A GdHf H. shoop
- Every NJ Berg 81. and Mary A. Crown,
20 Ma RsT y y " myiea 49, Fulton. Ky. and
Gwyn DeBlieux, 81, this city. Rev. z. B.
Nathan Goldberg. 2s. and Pearl weis-
Frank w. Dismuke, SO, Fairfax. Va, and
Ruth p. Riley, %, Herndon. Va. Rev.
john. ". Dixon q, and Lillian T. Coz. u.
both Of Bradbury Heights, Md Rev. D. c.
Paul B MONTGOMERY, 81, and Edna NJ
gassford, 81. both Of Hughesville, Md. Rev.
Lloyd t. Edgar %, Baltimore. Md. and
Dorothy J. Van DYKE. 49, OF Syracuse, N. Y.
Kenneth rwy ynnai 80. kansas city. MO,
and ,AloYise Parker. "a, Alexandria. Va.
Robert B. splann. %, aud Nora v. Nell
z, both OF Headwaters. Va. Rev. H. F.
90 S9s Is T'T Va a. end M " n q no sssss
and Roh M9rT Hev ynn, ir 2S Bethesda Nd
RE-; william, ] Brooks. ''''''' "
!, cler,..snt Moore: 20. and gIIensOra Jack
S0 PapS rev Wy e'G ss ana F Rransss paw
son. ga Rev. Kyle Booth
Jesse ~ Simpson. 30, and Alice Lofiin, 81
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
Howard l. Harner,. AZ. and Sarah E.
Robert p. Van order. 81. Caldwell. ~ J..
and Myrtle q. Seeker 80. Verona, N. J.
Rev: w. s Alternately
a. Hiram J: Romsh:. 25. and Helen C. white.
IS Rev. Gundie T. Lnrg
James B. Griffin. rs. and Dorothy C.
Desne. g.; Rev. Frank X. Rischof.
lev; 23. Rev. W. 4: Melvin
Fred N Wirdridsc. "a. Cherfydale, Va.
and I, syhil I. Almand. Is. this city. Rev.
Alan L. Drew. u. and Clara H. Roehrle.
FL. Rev. J. NJ Neligan.
=, Harry F Carver: "a and Sadie e Brittle.
II. Rev. II. r. Downs.
Peter s. Gfeybili 81. wilmer. Pa, and
Glara Y Bechtold, 81. Lancaster, Pa. Rev
Milard r: Charlton. %. Hyattsville. Nd.
BRAY.
Alfred r. Baumbsch. a. and Dorothy Y.
Muttsu' 10 both OF Alexandria, Va. Rev.
David A. Faunce, Is. and Margaret Fl.
Neitzey. 20. Rev. w. r. Carey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
POLICEMAN HELD
IN AUTO COLLISION
Leslie F. Lewis Accused of
Operating Without Permit.
Two Persons Hurt.

Colliding with another machine while
driving an automobile belonging to two
men whom he had arrested for q traf-
nc violation, Policeman Leslie f. Lewis
of the third precinct was himself ar
rested for reckless driving and operat-
ing without permit when he reached
the station house yesterday afternoon
and was suspended by Capt. William
q. Stott.
Mrs. Margaret Pendleton, 10 years
old, of Stoneleigh Courts, and Robert
Lowndes of Elkton, Md, passengers in
the other machine, were injured In the
crash, at Seventeenth and X streets
Both were treated at Emergency Hos
pital Alvin Truatt of 1901 L street,
their colored chauffeur, escaped IN
jury.
Had Witnessed Collision.
The car Lewis was driving belonged
to James Chichester colored, 80 years
DID, of 1882 Corcoran street, who with
his brother, Claude, had been arrested
by Lewis at Seventeenth and Rhode
Island avenue. Claude was charged
with driving while drunk and James
reputedly had no permit
Lewis had seen the brothers in a
Slight collision on @ street. between
Nineteenth and New Hampshire ave-
nue., a short time before. Neither car
was damaged and he made no arrest,
but said he told Caude not to drive
any more because he was intoxicated.
According to Lewis the men rolled
the car to the curb and went away. A
few minutes later he saw them coming
few minutes later he saw them come
back, and this time James took the
wheel. The policeman pursued them
to Seventeenth and Rhode Island ave-
nue.. where he made the arrest. Then
he took the car himself and started to
the station.
One Brother Dismissed
Assistant Corporation Counsel Wal
ter l.. Fowler sustained the charges
against the officer and James Chiches-
ter, but made out no papers against
Claude, as there was no arrest at the
time 1t is said he was driving while in
toxicated
Because of the injuries to Mrs. PEN
dleton, the reckless driving case against
Lewis was continued for two weeks
Through his attorney Robert I. Miller.
the policeman asked for an immediate
trial for driving without a permit. but
after argument before Traffic Court
Judge Robert E. Mattingly the case
was continued until tomorrow for fur
Their hearing. The case against James
Chichester was lso continued until to-
morrow. Lewis is under $500 bond and
James under 5000 bond
Although admitting he does not DOS
sess license. Lewis claims he is an
experienced driver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
A. C. HUTCHINSON DIES
FOLLOWING ILLNESS
Retired Plate Printer, 70, Was
Known in Chess Circles-Fu-
neral Tomorrow.

Alfred Charles Hutchinson. rs years
old, retired employee of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing, where he served
as plate printer for 35 years. died at
his residence. 644 East Capitol street,
Yesterday. He had been In failing
health tor several weeks.
Mr.. Hutchinson, who was recognized
as skilled steel and copper plate
printer, came here from New York 40
years ago to work at the bureau.
He was widely known among local
chess players and was a member of
the Chess Club
He leaves a son, Alfred c. Hutchin-
son, jr.: two daughters, Mrs, Nell r.
Terry and Miss Susan A. Hutchinson;
q brother, Frank Hutchinson of Brook
Ign, N. Y and sister. Mrs. Jane
Walsh of Asbury Park N. j.
Funeral services will be conducted
in ST. Joseph's Catholic Church tomor-
row morning at IL O'Clock. Interment
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t.
he Health Department in the last "a hours
Thomas H. and Nellie Deckelman, girl.
Joseph N and Flora C.. Cody. girl.
Phillip A. and Emma Charles, Girl.
Patrick j. and Genevieve Heveran, girl.
Hubert A. and Loretta Thebo., girl.
Howard g. and Agnes Abel girl
Jay L. and Loretta Benedict. girl.
william B. and Katherine Kean, boy.
Charles w and Ruth w Williams, boy.
Raymond c. and Helen Barlow. boy.
Hunt " and Lois c. Martin, boy.
Alex E. and Ruth Y. Brooks, boy.
James and Cecilia Lee. girl.
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On Mfiitnriam.

CRoNIsE. SARAH RERECCA. In sad but
loving remembrance OF my dear mother.
SARAH REBECCA CRONTSE. who died
three years ago today. June II. 1928.
Three years have passed and gone;
Dear mother, your remembrance fingers
still.
vacant place is In my heart
That never can he FLIED.
DEVOTED SON. SAMUEL II. CRONfSE
STANDARD. ALICE. In SAD but lovips re-
tnembranre of our devoted mother, ALICE
STANDARD. who departed this life twelve
years ago today. June %. 1915.
You left us hroken-hearted. mother.
And all seems dreary here.
Home is not the same. dear mother.
AS 1t weS'when Won were here.
There swasnenI anssk 1hRnSs in heaven
Which VRS not complete,
So Jesus teoka aifrr rYotEsf 49,
To fill the vacant seat
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Depsrtmsnt in the last "a hours:
Rose Kilroy, 10. GOT g st. ne
Wandela Maria Liunberg. IS. 5306 7th ST.
Rudolph Bross. So. e22 Eye st
Thomas Brugey. SIS, 1858 Euclid st
Florence H. Hewlett. IS. 1926 3sth ST.
Campbell r. Airport, 81. United states
Naval Hospital
Emil r salomonsky. IA. 20 eth st ne
Jennie Tht rrpson. a. Freedmen's Hospital
Irene Harrison. 53, GallinGer Hospital
Burreli Mitchell. 28. Gallinger Hospital
Pauline Butler. Is. Gallinser Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
MAI. ]. w. BLANCHARD
AND MAI. SNOW DEAD

Both officers Had Been Retired
From Arrny-Former Entered
Service in 1895.
The War Department is informed that
Maj. Joseph W. Blanchard died at
Tampa, Fla, last Monday, and that
Maj Corydon @. Snow died at Holly
wood, Calf, last Saturday. Both off,
GERS we're on the retired list.
Maj, Blanchard, who was from New
York, entered the Army as private
in March, 1895, and was commissioned
a second lieutenant in July, 1901. He
was retired in February, 1918.
Maj. Snow was from Illinois and
served as a lieutenant colonel in the
Medical Corps, National Army, during
the World War. He was appointed
first lieutenant in the Medical Corps
of the Regular Army in May, 1909, and
was retired as major in December,
1922, on account of disability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
HELEN'S DIVORCE FINAL.

BUCHAREST, Rumania June 81 tP
The divorce of Princess Helen from
her hayward husband. former Crown
Prince Carol, became final today
The five-day period allowed to Carol
to appeal the divorce expired at mid
night. The court received no appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
Dfaths.

BAGBY. ELLEN. The officers and members
Of the Daushters Of zion Tent, No 10;
sister t Ellen sAoBY e at the Mesropoiitan
Baptist Church Thassday: June 20; at ! y 90
" ING ss MIas Sfssf R ssS IS psaSsr
LOUISE CREW, FIN. Sec.
BALL, HENRY J. On Monday, June %. is2s
iasi 1 81. ne, HENRY. j. the beloved
s sons 81 resdsnGe On June 81
10 attend. Interment at GienwOod Gene
BIELAsKI CHARLES VICTOR. On Mon
S:s.Ss 81 SaIi Fssr Sisss2 M: Rs
eninR Mary fna patfs fs Gsmss chaplss and
residence s Bon Ar. va. ThUrsday. S june
q. AZ $40 am. Reaasm mass. 81 S.
ssf5ss 0ssse9 ssss1aSp AZ
BoTTs, MARGARET II, Departed this llte
lss ffdasss | ddaassps:stns hrse Niles ps3sR
Il ohas pp She csc ss % ,ff1s TSSs
james q. Of Richmond; Va; John Minor.
nd F0 Also snrse a sSs q Ms
Scott. Mrs. A, A. Robinson and Maria =,
RR Sasas snFa ns s'5 5S sS' r RssTss
and friends invited.
CHAMBERS. .cECEtIA u, On sunday. June
a., 1923, 81 : AM CEcTELI a., HI beloved
S Ss q s e,h se ssSes ANA fwsrd
Chambers, Mars s, G. Leach, Lillian Borlysr
Calf. Funeral from her late. residence.
sis n ST. ne, ON TanrsdaM June %. Ct
sMa ss 10 am M Relatives and friends are
COLLINS. WILLIAM j. On MCuday. June
ls, laaa, at Naval Hospital. WILLIAM j..
beloved husband Of Winitred r, Collins
den S 1850 JcfISrson St '' NV, on ThaTs-
DAY a,ESs June rs q, a sSo an, thence 70 w she
be sung at am, Relatives and friends
National Cemetery II
Df s1s fRo oMAs 5EFEkss9S 6 S3 0f h
band OF the late Eta n Davis, aged SIS
nsas Saa'H Ella rSm W e rs'9sg ISIS e es
Sc time OF funeral to be announced
DENT, WILLIAM h. Departed This NE sud;
oh,r ana 81 r n5 sSa Tss bs send s:yS:
and AND aSrs ms and Of s Rev H enSss' and
NM e sss ish and S sIs e aP TSsrs
Rw"a = II Thomas Otlis SloSH Relatives ives
aud friends are Invited,
pioGs. ELlzABETH. Departed this lie
ssSsr 2 short illness Tuesday, Jung 9sx.; II
DIous She leaves TO mourn their loss
three BROTHERS, M.ehsei E., cAas ri and
William DisaS, also other relatives and
friends Remains resting Temporarily AZ
tina funeral parlor OF the ueoSse a, Clark
june 20, from her brothers residence i4ii
Church, 18th and sts Sc whefe mass
will be said at . am for the repoSe OK
her soul interment Mount ohvet Gene
terry.
piQGs. ELizAHETn. omeers aud members
OF District Auxiliary, No ., and Auxiliary
No, "a are netsied 20 attend called
a %ssstps :. Tagsaay ,p, yns ~ is1s !.
Sister, EIizAsRru pia1us SansSral from refs
her late residence, tai Hickman 81 sc,
Friday, June 70 thence 10 ST. Cyprian's
p pTEa saefsss Ir &, spAsLo sEyoKRrr.
6isfkkiicsff sAc'F ft ssMAAckuaao
AUX, SEC. A N. BuTt.ER,
EtMEkI, LOUISE NJ, ca Tuesday. june
ave, ny" ,koulsR NJ, wife Of The late
0mwlep'x chapel. 1IsO PENNSYLVANIA ave,
NV. ON Thursday, June %. At a,S0 pm.
rwiS sso,s. Rn,0s. ass as., eoaI@gpiesiee
Ahoaas , sasa sss s sos eS hs s. g@
Ssotneiss. "Sasw ", II, kWfNd' Nv ORD order "a" II
thu Wurshipfui master,
n A. nQ0iaKx., seety.
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The Loyal knights of the Round Ia
BILE will meet at luncheon Friday, 1890
pm, at the University Club. Speaker:
DR.. Henry Hubbard assistant to the di-
rector of the Bureau of Standards. Sub
ject: us There Limit to Human Prog
ress?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

The Kiwanis Club will meet for Its
weekly luncheon Thursday, 1890 pm,
at the Hotel Washington. Kiwanis roll
call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

Special Dispatch TO The star.
CHATHAM. VA, June 2T--The trial
of Dennis Webb, accused OF the murder
of Harold Walden, has been continued
until September. Webb was too III to
be present,
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

IODA1.
A card party 70 the benefit Of st.
James Catholic Church. Thirty
street and Rhode Island avenue. Mount
Rainier. Md. will be given. O'Clock, in
auditorium of the new church.
Kismet Council Royal Arcanum, will
meet, 8 o'clock, at "a Grant place. Re-
gent G. Klotz In charge,
Henry c. Spengler Unit, No. IL,
American Legion Auxiliary, will meet at
Thomas Circle Club.
Emory Methodist Sunday school will
give a lawn fete at 6100 Georgia avenue.
The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association will meet, o'clock In Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church Hall, Twen-
ty-second street north Of Rhode Island
avenue northeast
FUTURE.
A card party for the benefit of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

There will be 500 card party for the
benefit of Hope Council, No, |, Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, Thursday, 8 PM,
at the home of Mrs. p, F. Sokoloski,
925 Ninth street southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

More than 81 100000 worth of second
hand clothing was imported into Turkey
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
Carns Of Thanks.

BAILEY. SOPHIE, We wish tn extend our
heartfelt thanks TO relatives. friends. First
Baptist CHURCH, Rosslyn. Va. ana all or
Tsni7ations for the many Kind expressions
Of sympathy and the beautiful fioral
tributes ct the death Of our. beloved wife
ana mother, Mrs. SOPHIE BAILEY
MEYER. R0SALIE r. wish 10 extend 10
my relatives and friends my sincere
thanks for their sympathy, kindness and
and. death of my beloved wife. ROSALTE
HER HUSBAND. HENRY A. MEYER. ..
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FOUND.


ron Lost ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
LeaEneL $40 Merylgnd ave. s.w. Main anaa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

The second in the series of four spe-
cial speech clinics will be held at
Georgetown University Hospital Thurs
day from to pm. All persons having
trouble with their speech are invited.
There is no charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
First Spiritualist Church, 131 G street
northeast, will be given tomorrow, 8 pm.

FlfSt SplfltuaIlSt ChurCE, IoI . SVIeeU
northeast, will be given tomorrow, pm
Capital Council, Royal Arcanurn. will
meet tomorrow, pm. at Pythian Tenn
pie. Farragut Council will also meet
tomorrow at the Navy Department. Re-
gent c. II. Venable will preside.
The vacation church school for the
children OF. Georgetown will open to-
morrow, $50 am, in the. Georgetown
Presbyterian Church. Miss Mabel Town
CT is director of the school Mrs. Alfred
w. Booth will be in charge of the kin
dergarten, Katherine Hill Rawls OF r1iu-
sic and Miss Margaret Blount of ac-
tivitieS.
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AiREDALE poo bob; tsg i03; strayed
from i0il Tea at. NV. Liberal reward,
~. " ~
COLLIE. tan and white; male Reward ia9a
Hamilton 81. NV Ga. 2dae.J, L
Doo-~Brown cocker spaniel, at Great Falls,
saturday II found return to s22H Mass.
ave. NV, North 4a2a, Reward,
poC,. large yellow and white, tau No, 1871.
Cali North ias4
BARRING, ANTIQUE aold. urn shaped, lost
sunday night, Reward II returned, Col
iT8i
ENGLISH nuLL TERRIER~-While. with
trimmed ears, Reward, Cley, S6ss.
EYEGLASSES, rimless. In case, on New
10Th Il, Reward i6l4 z st, NV, North asp,
EYEGLASSES = Rlmmed "shurons' nose
glasses Sunday afternoon Cali Lincoln
GERMAN PoLICE nod~~I.iaht brown. with
collar, no lagj answers TO tho name Fflt4,
Reward, Call Potomac ie9a, 1910 18th
GOLD RRoouII on Tuesday mornina, set
with red aud blue stones, Liberal reward
Cali FIR. Siaa-W. Return to ii0a 9Th 80.
pRARfA--(lraduatee s0.ineh strinai Thurs
day. June H. aloA iAth 81. Col aass, Re-
WILL, LADY who found blue sllk umbrella
OH 81. ear please call Col sat.W after
wRIsrWsApH, white sold between iais
IFfIna Rld 18th and irving, Tuesday morn.
tAa iata tFvinE NJ NV, Reward.
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MarriaQt.

CoFFIN-RODGERS. At Hamilton. Mass, at
the home 81 her mother. Mrs. g. Y. L.
pHdfffifp GWEN GWEN coFFfE Of o WsshInsto H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

GERMAN POLICE nOd~~~Iiaht brown, with
cellar, no tag answers TO tho name FrItS,
Reward Call Potomac i6Ta i94O 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

Emory Methodist Sunday school will
give a lawn fete at 6100 Georgia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

COLD BROOCH on tuesday mornina, set
with red and blue stones, Liberal reward
Call FIR. siaa-W. Return to ii0a 9Th 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

BARRING, ANTIQUE aold, urn shaped, lost
sunday niaht. Reward II returned, Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

ENufisi ntIL TERRIER--W White. with
trimmed ears, Reward, Cley, $500.
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Isi Ia1d' at NayaI aoNpIIaL WIrIIA Nm, ..
(nee Reilly, Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 1900 Jefferson vt, NV, on Thurs
day. June rs, at 8 so. Am. thence TO the
Church OF the Nativity, where mass wilt
be sung at am Relatives and friends
invited to attend. lntermcnt Arlustun
National Cemetery. e
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MftIBrWApH, white cold hetween iais
ITfInm aud 18th ard Irving. Tuesday morn.
ina iaia IvinE ~ NV, Reward,
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DOG, large yellow and white, taG No, ilsli.
Call North faB4
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Maim0s Goes to Prison
 Sentence 6-l2 Years

A sentence of six to. 12 years in state prison was imposed on George Malmos in the New York court of general sessions. January Is, on two counts of assault and one of at. tempted assault of an immoral nature. according to word received today by Probation Officer Connolly from Edwin J. Cooley, chief proba- ton officer of the court. Michael Lentine. aged 15. of Washington street. this city. was a material wit ness in the case, the attempted as- sault having been brought to the at- tention of q policeman occupying the tenement beneath a room in which Maimos had given Lentine a nights lodging.
 Lentine. with rare presence of mind, managed to seize a revolver from Maimos in time to prevent the assault and his screams were heard by the policeman. who made the ar- rest. It was later found that Maimos had been convicted on the same charge some time previous to this incident.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
City Items

Jacob Gottleib of 50 Park avenue. Meriden. complained to the police today that IF panes of glass in . vacant house owned by him at T Logan street were smashed by boys living in the neighborhood.
 Valentine Jaksina of 25 Nash street reported to the police today that . dog was missing from his yard and he believed it may have been stolen.
 The police were notified today that an attempt had been made to enter the Abbe Hardware Go. store. 405 Main street. last night. A win- dow was found open but nothing was missing.
 Regular patrolmen on night duty attended school this afternoon at the common council chamber in city hall. Detective Sergeant William P. McCue. instructor, submitted list of 54 questions to the policemen. and he will correct the quiz papers. Miss Bessie Dyson of this city has returned home from Brooklyn after spending the past two weeks with Albert Sharpe and family, formerly , of this city. Mir. Sharpe was a | member of the local police force a few years ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
sl4o,0oo LOOT RECOVERED
Two Boston Men Are in Custody in New York Charged With Being in Possession Of Loot.

New York. Jan. 20 R-The final Sl2,0O0 of $140,000 in bonds stolen from a brokerage office here in 1926 was recovered and two men arrest ed in Boston were in police lineup today charged with possession of the loot.
 They were Joseph Brownstein and Royal Steinberg, arrested yesterday at the Metropolitan hotel. Boston, by New York detectives working with Boston police. Steinberg said he got the bonds as collateral, for gambling loal. Brownstein, po- lice said, was at liberty under 5000 bail on charge of grand larceny. growing out of a swindling scheme by which he and confeder- ates obtained S5S,o0o.
 Police said he had approached a jeweler here in 1925 with scheme for counterfeiting money by secret process said to have been developed by an employe of the German mint. The Jeweler advanced $5S.000 for use in producing money by coun- terfeiting machine. The bills were stacked and placed in the machine. 1 There was an explosion filling the room with smoke and when the air cleared the jeweler found that Brownstein and his confederates had disappeared, leaving only charred paper in the machine.