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ANNAPOLIS DOMESTIC
HELD AS KIDNAPER
Woman Says She Only Took Mar
garet Elizabeth Sands, 13. to
New York for Trip.
Hr the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April I.—Margaret
Lopez, thirty-one years old. was ar
rested yesterday on an indictment,
charging kidnaping, returned by a
grand jury in Annapolis, Md.
Miss Lopez, who said she was a
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dancing instructress here, asserted
that when she recently left her em
ployment as a nurse girl in Annapo
lis Margaret Elizabeth Sands, thir
teen years old. begged to be taken
for a trip to New York. The girl's
parents did not forbid the trip, but
did not give their permission. Miss
Lopez said.
After showing the child the sights
Os the city. Miss Loj eg said she sent
her home two days later in care of e
woman passenger going that way.
She asserted she was sure the girl
had reached home safely.
Miss Lopez was held in bail, pend
ing the completion of extradition pro
ceedings.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md., April I.—Mar
garet Lopez, arrested in New York on
THE EVENTNra STAR, WASHINGTON - , TJ. V., TUESDAY, XPKIi: 1, 1924.
a kidnaping charge, came here sev
eral weeks ago and was employed as
a domestic in the family of a naval
officer.
Sunday a week ago she disappeared
with Margaret Elizabeth Sands. The
little girl, however, returned by her
self three days later. She arrived
here tagged with her destination and
declared that Miss had placed
her on the train in New York.
Greer Trial April 17.
LOS ANGELES, April I.—Horace
Greer, former chauffeur for Mabel
Normand, actress, accused of assault
with Intent to commit murder on
Courtland S. Dines. Denver oil op
erator, was arraigned in the superior
court yesterday and his trial set for
April 17. Greer is at liberty on
$3,000 bail.
ELECTRIC STILL TAKEN.
Liquor Valued at $50,000 Seized
and Five Men Arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, April I.—A fifteen
hundra< gallon electricity operated
still and liquor valued at $50,000, were
seized by police last night in a raid
in the northeast section, and five men
were arrested.
Four of them were alleged to have
been engaged in redistilling alcohol
when taken into custody and the
other was the driver of a truck con- I
taining tea barrels of alcohol.
A blue fox was recently captured
in a well populated district of Brook
lyn near a public school building.
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