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Evening star., 1931-12-11
PATR|C|DE IS HELD
| TO Be JUST|F|AbLE
PurceHviIIe Boy, 10, Shoots
/ Parent Who Was At
tacking Mother.
rpaciai ptupatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
rURCELLVILIE, Va, December IL.
An investigation by authorities into
che shooting yesterday Of Levi Bell, IS,
of Purcellville, by his son, Preston Bell,
10. proved that what was claimed to
be accidental shooting was Intentional.
County coroner, DR.. John A, Gibson,
after investigation, reported to Com
monwealth's Attorney John Galleher
that the mother and father Of young
Bel had heated argument and Mr..
Bel attempted to choke his wife. The
bog In defending his mother picked up
the % Springfield rifle, which had
been given him as a Christmas present
by an uncle, and shot his father, the
bullet piercing the lungs. The verdict
of the coroner was that the shooting
was intentional, but justihable.
Commonwealth Attorney Ganeher
decided that he will not present case to
grand jury Monday.
Ben was formerly employed on the
Washington police force and at one
time worked at Rcsslyn for the Wash
ington & Old Dominion Railway. He
is survived by his wife and five chill
dren.
Evening star., 1931-12-11
PARENT-TEACHERS ADOPT
RELIEF FUND RESOLUTION
special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The. Star.
BI.ADENsBURG, Md, December II,
At the December meeting Of the
Parent Teacher Association of the
Bladensburg Junior High School g reso-
luton was adopted asking that those in
charge OF the departmental relief fund
IN Washington turn over contributions
OF Government employees in Prince
Georges County to the local relief
agency in the county the employees
designate or In event none is designated
TO the county Red Cross Chapter.
The resolution was adopted following
an address by DR.. C. P. Close of College
Park, Chairman of the county Red Gross
Chapter, who said the Red Cross was
the only organization equipped to do
relief work on a county wide scale.
1t was announced that meeting of
the Transportation Committee of the
association, Of which James l.. L. Rea
Is chairman, soon would be held to
work out means of transporting pupils
to the school who live in Cottage CITY
or Colmar Manor. 1t was pointed out
Evening star., 1931-12-11

departed enpty-handed after firing q
shot in the general direction Of wallace
Wright u washington, who was dining
In an adjoining room.
In passing sentence. Judge Peter ex-
pressed " opinion that the youth was
of such A temperament that indul-
gence In rum or the use of dope rem
dered him virtually insane and d.
c1ared that in sending him to prison
the court was really doing him a favor
as his stay there should stabilize him
He urged the youth to promise himself
when released, to never again permit
drop Of liquor or dope to pass his
lips. He said he hoped the boy would
not be paroled.
Miss Vivian Simpson of Peter a.
Simpson, counsel for the defendant
made strong but unavailinE plea for
suspended sentence.
Aquilino was also convicted OF an
assault on Wright, but sentence In that
case was suspended.
Evening star., 1931-12-11
ALTA VISTA SEEKS
:. CAR-ST0P CHANGE
Community League Working to
I. Eliminate Traffic Hazards
IS in Vicinity.
BY a STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

BY a Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ALTA VISTA, Md, December IL
Seeking to eliminate traffic dangers, the
Alta Vista Community League, meeting
at the Bethesda Woman's Club last
night, referred to committee for action
the matter of having the street car stop
at Maple avenue moved from the north
TO the south side of the avenue and to
have q hedge at Locust and Maple ave-
nues trimmed.
The car stop at Maple avenue OBJ
scures the view of the car line from
automobiles, it was stated, and several
near-accidents have occurred at this
point. The hedge also cuts off a view
Of approaching traffic, it was said.
John A. Dickinson was elected to the
Bethesda Fire Board from Alta Vista
TO succeed Ford e. Young, whose resig-
nation was accepted.
Or. j. w. Bird, president of the So
cial Service League of Montgomery
County, was the principal speaker at
the meeting. Although Montgomery
County is the wealthiest in MARYLAND.
one person in every 10 Is applying for
relief this Winter, DR.. Bird said In
streSsing the leagues need for funds.
Some committee appointments were
made, with the full complement of the
committees to be announced later. The
report Of the leagues delegates TO the
Montgomery County Civic Federation
was accepted.
Evening star., 1931-12-11
Staying SUSPECT
| IS FREED ON BOND
Baltimore Man Held as Tea
House Killing Accessory
Is Released.

After securing the consent of the
Department of Justice, a Hyattsville
justice of peace last night released Nor
man Carey of Baltimore, suspect in the
Old Colonial Tea House shooting, under
bond Of $4,000 on a charge of being an
accessory to the murder of Grover
Amick who was killed when the estab-
lishment was held up, November %.
Garey's bail was furnished by Bal
timore bondsn1an. Carey was one of
five persons injured in a gun battle that
Evening star., 1931-12-11
Moratorium Put
On Carnishments
For Memphis Yule

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December IL
R.-The magistrates are going
to make it merry Christmas for
the debt-harassed of Memphis.
They have declared a mora
torium on the services of garnish-
ments for the next three weeks.
It's an old Memphis custom-that
nobody's wages shall be attached
during the holiday season.
Evening star., 1931-12-11
Taken III on Street. Dies.

CUMBERLAND, Md, December II
(SpeciaD John d. Barnard, 40, brother
of former States Attorney Fuller Bar
nard, prominent In State and county
Democratic politics, died suddenly yes
terday. Mr.. Barnard was seized by III
ness on the street and died in an am
bulance while being removed from a
drug store, into which he was carried,
TO Memorial Hospital Mr. Barnard was
salesman for q local electrical supply
house.
Evening star., 1931-12-11
WILL ADD COP. MEMBERS

The Democratic members of the WAYS
and Means Committee. acting as Com
mittee ON Committees, today decided to
enlarge the Repubhcan membership on
the Committees on Agriculture, Rivers
ana Harbors and judiciary, SO that the
new proportion will be i3 Democrats
and 10 Republicans. This action was
taken In order to take care of a num-
Der Of veteran Republican members.
who viii have to be dropped from prac-
ideally all Of the major committees of
the House.
Evening star., 1931-12-11
WASHINGTON YOUTH
GIVEN FOUR YEARS
Alfred Aquilino Sentenced in Hold
up at Forest Glen
Sanitarium.
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5pecIaI DISPATCH 70 The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, December Ii
Alfred Aquilino, 18-year-old Washing
ton youth, recently found guilty of as
sault with intent to rob DR.. Nathan
Springer at Forest Glen, Md, March
%, was sentenced this morning by
Judges Peter and Willard to four years
III the Maryland House of Correction.
1t was charged that the defendant
visited a sanitarium conducted by DR..
Springer and at the point of a re-
volver demanded that the physician
pay him 500 he claimed was due his
father, who had been a patient there;
ordered him to open a safe, and finally
Evening star., 1931-12-11

that these pupils have % trayrrxe N
Washington Baltimore Boulevard ar&
the heavy traffic makes 1t 3 danrercC&
trip.
W. r.. Beattie, president of tbs asses
ciation, who presided 1t the meeting
said that the various committees are
now functioning effectively, and yarft
Gus improvements at the school ar&
either under way or soon win be. ~
Evening star., 1931-12-11
Arms Hidden in Home.

Irish Free State soldiers found hid
den in Miss Elizabeth Kelly's home in
Dublin enough arms and ammunition
to equip a regiment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
PAT NEFF SCORES UNLIMITED
V = . . g g . = =
GRANTING OF TRUCK PERMITS
y 4 y \ = X =
BY STATE R'WAY COMMISSION

AUSTIN. FEB. ls-R-Pat M.
Neff. railroad commissioner. charg-
ed that truck operators could drive
trucks forty feet wide and one
hundred feet high" over the high
ways OF Texas, all because the
railroad commission was not dis
charging it's duty under the law.
Hundreds and hundreds OF these
permits have been issued BY the
railroad commission. and the mai
GRITTY of the commission 4 still ~
suing more than an average OF two
On day." Neff said.
Neff said he had not signed any
or the B permits issued by the
railroad commission since last
September. He said the motor
transportation law provided that
the amount and character OF ton
mage 20 be hauled, the territory I'm
which the trucks wer to be op-
Grated and the nature and char
acter OF the equipment should De
given before permits were granted.
In the light Of these statutory
provisions. early last summer. I
urged the commission 20 follow
the mandates or the law IN the
granting or these truck permits.
Not being successful in nv conten-
ton before the commission. I adj
vised the other two members Of the
commission on October lst OF last
year that ! would not sign any
other permits until the commits
sion carried out the provisions OF
the law by defining in each permit
the nature and character OF the
equipment 70 be used. the amount
and character or tonnage 70 be
hauled. As well as setting forth
substantially the territory 10 be
covered" Neff said.
"On account OF the unrestrained
and unlimited granting or these
permits, not only bv the hundreds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
The Once Over


- "a @n 0NA
The University OF Pennsylvania has ripped the
ovor-emphasis off college football and other big time
athletics. Under a new program just announced by
President Gates. a college football player will be Just
a studious young man who can make good IN a scuffle.
The new head Of Pennsylvania has gone after foot
ball o-ver-emphasis with an axe. Everything has been
cut away except the cheering on Saturday afternoons
from ? to 5.
Gridiron heroes are reduced to the chorus with the
less muscular searchers after the higher education.
sss
The theory that the spotlight IS mightier than the
diploma is tossed into the ash can and. from now on
there will be no soft spots for a Pennsylvania student
just because he goes places and does things with q
football.
Even the time-honored training table gets the gate
from Gates. and the deep-chested athletes will have 70
break bread with the boys who bruise easily.
Hoity-toity training camps in the country are out
iawed and all Qualification Of the American fulback is
vetoed.
Nothing has been done as vet about making the BOYS
buy their own football uniforms. go to and from the
big games at their own expense. and supply liniment
for their personal rubdowns, but anything can happen
now.
"
Under the reforms at the University OF Pennsylvania.
The Grand Poobah Of College Sports. the Professional
Football Coach, is not only thrown out. but jumped on.
He energies flatter than a rubber mat.
$500
He now becomes a college professor with a college
professors pay check. This means that the long PAM
pered pet Of college athletics will get no better grade
Or groceries than a professor Of dead languages, that
ne will have to struggle as much to keep up the auto
mobile payments as the college authority on economics.
and that at the end Of the year he will not even be
any better off financially than the college dean. Fancy
thatl
Under President Gatess new system. attendance BY
football candidates at football practice will not be
compulsory. Believe 7. or not. II will hereafter be
he does not feel Up to engaging in practice due 10
worry over his studies. or other reasons" A certain
number Of football cuts will be allowed each season.
"
This definitely gives a little consideration to the
student who has moments when he feels he would
rather work off a few conditions In higher mathe-
mates than 80 out and get kicked in the head with
some more.
Proselyting Of athletics is forbidden and no fresh
man viii be given financial aid regardless Of how good
he is through a broken field with a loose ball.
II all seems very novel and very interesting. But
the football fans will withhold their verdict until they
see what happens when a candidate for the varsity
replies 10 a rebuke from the coach with a Yes. pro-
fessor."i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
The Sealed Trunk
BY Henry KicheII Webster
Copyright by me BoOps.Msrm Co wNU Service ny
Copyright by The BoOps-Msrrm Co.

way In. although II was a stairway
she hoped to find rather than the
elevator. However. by almost I'M
bellevable good luck, she found the
elevator there waiting for her, with
both its own door and the outer
guard gate standing wide open.
There was nc attendant there.
n was one OF those mysterious lit
tie elevators You wer supposed 70
u yourself. She swiftly scrui-
nized the little row OF push buttons.
and pressed the one marked
"Down." There was q faint, pro-
testing buzz. but nothing hap
pened In less desperate haste she
might have reelected that an auto
matte elevator which coulc descend
It's shaft while its guard gafs stood
open would be q veritable death
trap. but on the verge Of panic as
she was she couldn't think nj all.
Then she heard a door open
somewhere and stepped back into
the corridor. poised for flight but
not knowing which way 10 flee. A
big. booming voice swept over her
and. wen before she consciously
recognized II or took any meaning
from what IL said. all but paralyzed
her with childish terror.
80. Very well. But I warn
you. you are making a serious mis-
take. I shall find her IN spite OF
you. and II necessary. In spite OF
herself. She Is a minor and I am
her guardian-in effect. at any
rate. Her interests are I'm my
hands and I shall protect them"
Il was six years since she had
heard those heavy menacing tones.
II was her uncle. William Royce
the ogrei
she fed now, as a child would.
running blindly down one corridor.
up another. turning corners at ran
dom. There must be a stairway
somewhere.
She was Just getting over this
panic and beginning TO try to feel
ashamed OF II when II was re-
newed by the sound Of heavy and.
TO her ears. ogreish footsteps com
Ing briskly along the transverse
corner which she was approaching.
She vas passing. at the instant. a
door which stood ajar. Instinc-
lively she pushed IL open and
stepped into the room IL gave
upon.
The room vas DARK. but she per-
ceived at once IL wasn't empty,
since a woman's silhouette was
visible against one or the windows.
The roma hadn't heard her come
In since she neither spoke nor
moved.
But the footsteps which had
frightened Rhoda were now Just
outside the door and pausing there
The man was coming In too. She
wasn't cornered yet, however, for
another door communicating with
the adjoining CON stood open, too.
and she retreated through II Just
before the man switched on the
light
Tie next moment she heard Max
Lewis demanding angrily. what
the devil are you doing here7" He
hadn't seen her. though; be was
speaking to the woman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

but ~ the thousands, the roads
al Texas have been cluttered wv
these trucks. the highways have
been ~uselessly and ruthleSSly deS-
troyed and the travelling public
has been crowded into the ditch
~ the risk or life and limb" Neff
said III conclusion.
T.. ". Terrell. who recently sue
cceded Neff a. chairman OK the
railroad commission. declined tO
comment on Neff's statement. Ter
rel indicated he would discuss the
statement with Commissioner Lcr
"A. Smith and Mark Marshall. chief
of the motor transportation divi-
sion, early next week and would
state his position after the con-
ference.
Commissioner Smith and Mar
shall will not " III Austin until
next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
CHAPTER XII


- ABE and Martin stood staring
- az each other across a dead
telephone
What do you suppose made her
voice sound g funnyY' Babe asked.
Sure 1t was hers are your he
shot at her.
"Oh." cried Babe disgustedIy,
don't I know Reds voice7 Look
here. have you really got anything
on your mind. or are you Just gen
orally cuckoo about her, I meang'
1--we got that Cleveland woman
on my mind" he answered, land a
man named G. J. Forster, who
wants to get hold or her pretty
badly. and I don't know why. He's
been advertising for her, and some
how or other has managed 10 find
her.
Babe asked rather tensely hsw ne
knew.
1t was Forster he told her.
who brought you two down to
work thds morning I'm hiB limousina.
Whsse dn he pack ysu I'D. jest M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
Brownsville Has:

I. A population in 1881 Of over $4,000.
2. A mean average temperature Of 49,
3. Bank deposits. Ss,0oo.OOo.
L. -Four railroads. seven paved highways.
s international airport, five air lines.
. "A $6.v0o.Oo deep water port financed
Z. The best climate, soil in the world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16
StonninR Inhn ID.

A certain magazine editor. back from a vacation at
Ormond Beach. insists that when John r. Rockefeller
handed him one Of those poems. which he is distribut-
ing instead Of dimes this season. he floored him ~
slipping back one Of those slips reading. Not suited to
our needs at this time, but rejection implies no lack
Of merit"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

Eight survivors OF the Civil war
iE Duluth. MINI. have organized
N Last Mans" club Al more FAM
ous last mans" club at saltwater.
MINI. disbanded last wear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

Sir Hubert wilkins plans to 20 under the Nortl
Pole BY submarine Why one submarine? Why no
do it riding two submarines abreast7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

II YOU think business is bad try to imagine nour-
self a solicitor trying 70 get a subscription from Ma
hatma Gandhi Cor q Mems STYLES MAGAZINE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

Professor Einstein is said to have been offered a
place on the Wickersham Commission. The theory Is
that there might as well be somebody on Il who car
make its future reports good and deep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-16

Yale has bought another big tract Of land to add 70
IFS athletic field. That song March. March On Down
the Field" will soon have TO be accompanied BY The
issue OF raticns for a three-days' hike.
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