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GIRL PLEADS GUILTY v
TO $5,00P JEWEL THEFT
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.—Ad
mitting she was guilty of the charge
of stealing more than $5,000 ip
jewelry, Julia Schamansky, of 331
> Clark place, Elizabeth, N. J., was
held in SIO,OOO for the grand jury
by Judge Brown;
She told the judge the only thing
Which puzzled her was how she <lls
posed of the jewelry -which she stole
from her former employer, Mrs. Her
bert Seeber, of 301 West Jersey
"treat, Elizabeth.
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ENRIGHT DROPS SUIT
. NEW YORK, Nov. 1 *
000 libel suit
mlssioner Enright agginst State Ae
semblyman Louis A.. Quvlllier gnU-
City Magistrate Joseph E. Corrigan
was discontinued after statements m
which both defendants apologized to
Commissioner' Enrhrht were read
Into the c6drt reedrdp. - , ;
The libel suit grew out of crit
icisms of alleged tenure on the part
of police to Enforce the prohibition
law. ■' # ~ • ■
U. S. EDUCATION HEAD
DENIES HE’S MILITARIST
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 7 -Wohp jr f
Tlgert, of Washington, commiapianer
of education, in Dincoin to addreaa
the Nebraska Teachers Association,
denied the charge made on behalf
THE WASHINGTON TIMES ,• ' • The National Daily •’ • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, W 24.
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of the Y. W. C. A. that ha Jia4 been
|nteP!4M<4ng military propaganda into
the program for educationyM*'- -
‘•The program is pradtlcaliy ihf ,
game as has been suggested ter aev*
grai years,’’ he ,said. "ft. empha
sises Support of the ffonsHtw
flop, patriotism, eradication of illlt
{raey, 1 betterment of school and
caching conditions, physical educa
tipn, community bettermppt and al
legiance to Qod and country. 1 *
RAZOR SLADES HIS LOOT,
BUT PROFIT WAS SMALL
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-r George
Casper, a’clerk in one of the Riker-
Hegeman drug stores, was annsted
|n Yonkers charged with stealing
700 razor blades, valued at over
SIOO at retail, and selling •’them
for $5.
He pleaded guilty and was held
on a charge of petty larceny. ]
JERSEY NETS 50,000
IN WAR UPON INSECTS
! ATLANTIC CjTY, Nov. 7.—The
rftate of New.Jergsy spends $126,000
annually tb. tight the gypsy moth,
the Japanese beetle gnd the dan
Jdse ■ scale, three crops destroyers,
and the expenditure is justified be
cause the saving in drops amounts
to approximately 3276.Q00 annually.
This statement was made by ‘ Dr.
Thomas J. Headlee, State entomolog
ist, speaklpg before thp Atlantic City
Rotary Club. , ‘ ‘ '
“Approximately 26 per cent of thp
worfd’S crops is deeUuyed by ln
sects,” Dr. Headlee said. “The
worst pests have been brought here'
from foreign countries.**
The gypsy moth has made the
heaviest according to Dr.
Headlee. The !• Federal Government, |
anxiouq *to exterminate this pest,
duplicates for each State the ap-1
propriatlon <pet aside by the State
to fight the moth.
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