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207. (AP) Meant Associate FREDERICK, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1926. Yodnv a mill Semi- I I Mm i 4.10i. 12 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. Ruth Rice, 5, Victim Of Alleged Assault; Perry Grove, Old Offender, Is Jailed; Child Taken Into Country PETITION TO BE FILED BY NELSON Man Accused of Murder of J.

Kelly Lilly to Seek Release From Jail. SHOOTING CULMINATION OF OLD FEUD, DEFENSE SAYS FILE EXCEPTIONS INAPPEALTAKEN FOR WHITTEMORE Attorney Poe Submits Copy the Judge O'Dunne and State's Attorney. PHILADELPHIA CATHOLICS AT EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS Philadelphia. IS than 1,000 Phlladelphlans who will participate in the Euehnristic Congress in Chicago left here on two special trains today. Tho-y wove followed by Cardinal Dougherty, traveled in a private car attached to a regular train.

Included in the delegation was roup of priests from Norfolk, here. CASE MAY BE ARGUED IN HIGH COURT THIS MONTH TWO BURNED AS Prior Statements of Attention to Defendant's Wife Denied. Habeas corpus proceedings seeking the release on bail ot Walter JCelson, charged with murder in connection with the death oC J. Kelly Lilly, near Dickerson, Saturday, June 12, will be filed within a few flays, it was stated this morning by S. A.

Lewis, Nelson's attorney. Mr. Lewis was employed as attorney in the case by Nelson's wife and son. Within the past few days several new developments have come to light in connection with the case, -It was said. The statement that Lilly was attentive to Mrs.

Nelson was emphatically denied, and also a charge that JTelson had never accused his wife of euch. It was also declared that -Lilly had been ordered to stay away from the Nelson home on a number of occasions but had nevertheless persisted in coming there. It was brought out that at one time Lilly had cut a man, according to Information received by Mr. Lew- Is, and that Lilly accused Nelson of trying to persaude the man he is said to have cut to have Lilly arrested. This matter is eaid to have been the cause of numerous arguments between the two men and it is also said to have been the cause ot the argument which culminated la teing shot and instantly 1 Mlled ti Nelson.

The night of the alleged murder, Lilly Is said to have threatened Nel- ly 3 son with "the same dose" it it were true that he had been trying to bring about his arrest. It was- stated that prior to the shooting Wily made a lunge at Nel- with, a knife and that Nelson ran from the room. It was then All- Three Complaints Against Selection of Jurors. Are Baltimore, June IS Allan Poe, counsel for Richard Reese Whittemore, today submitted to Criminal Court Judge Eugene O'Dunne. a bill of exceptions in the Whittemore case.

The bill will be sent to the Court of Appeals for argument, possibly this month. AVhit- temore, convicted of first degree murder for the slaying of Robert H. Holtzman, a Maryland Penitentiary guard, has been sentenced to hang. A transcript of the bill also was given State's Attorney Herbert R. O'Conor.

In it three complaints are made against the method of Judge O'Dunne in selecting the Whittemore jury. The first takes issue against the acceptance by Judge O'Dunne of a juror who said he knew Holtzman, the slain guard, 25 years ago. The second exception is against the manner of the court in inquiring as to the past history of jurors, and the third deals with the action of Judge O'Dunne in having one of the jurors already accepted step out of the box for further questioning. PLOT AGAINST MUSTAPHA KEMAL PASHA REVEALED Constantinople, -June IS (A1 plot against President Musfapha Kc- mal Fasba of Turkey has been discovered in Smyrna, and a number of arrests hare been made. FOUR WILLS ARE GIRL PRODIGY IS FILED IN ORPHANS' Mrs.

Nettie E. Zimmerman Leaves $15,000 to Her Sister. $500 TO REFORMED CHURCH FOR NEW BUILDING FUND NUMBER DEAD IN TOURIST SLEEPER REMAINS UNKNOWN Miss Higbee Among Graduates! at Emmitsburg Thursday Night. Suit l.ako i a Juno IS number of liurn- od to (loath wliel! fire dostrojed a I nlou Pai'Itlo iiMirlst si coper nenr Millug, a a Wednesday, probably never i lx nor 11O7.PP. of Las today.

i i yesterday revealed Hint least perished, while t'on- tov I-. Atkinson said a three enters were a i in the s-lccpor on Inonl tickets and were 1101 on Hio a i when it resinned i joiirnej. He iid he did not what became of them. Explosion of Carbon Bisulphide Causes Fire. Other Bequests--Mrs.

Oland's Estate Given to Children. i A A. number of wills have been pro- ON FARM bated In the office of the Register of Wills for Frederick county, but in. most instances, no valuation has been placed on the various estates. that he procured his gun.

it was said, and fired the fatal The habeas corpus proceedings will likely be filed the first of. the Mr. Lewis declared, and a hearing will most likely be granted by the court within the near future. July 19. To 28 Set For Episcopal General Conference At Hood College Preliminary programs have been Issued for the new General Conference of the Episcopal church, to be held at Hood College, July 19 to 26.

In response to the growing demand for a general conference in this section of the country, the Blue Moun tain Conference has been established with governing Board from tho church at large. Its courses cover all fields of activity in the church; its faculty represents all types of thought, and its appeal will be to in religious lite those interested and work. The president- of the be Rt. Rev. Walter conference II.

Overs, Ph. retired Bishop ot i Liberia, 'who will be in residence I for the entire occasion and who will slso give a course on the Mission of the Church. Rev. James 0. S.

Huntinjxton, V. O. II. is to bo tho chaplain, pud will set tho keynote of the lerence in l.is daily lalks on Per( sonal Religion and also in his course 1 on Prav er. The program is divided into five sections under tho headings: General Subjects.

The TJihle, Missions. Pi Religious Education and Social I Service. Rev. Gooreo C. Folej D.

D. Pro- I fessor of Svstematle i at thp Philadelphia i i i School, a course on Church Doct i i and Rev. Klmor Schuiuck, of the Field a of the National i i speak on Parish A i i a i Tt is a i i a that there i bo a course on Leadership, and also a special discussion group for clergy onlv. An course i be. tbo OIIP on Old Testament Prophets, i i be Ircl by Rev.

Samuel A. Morcoi. D. of Trinity College. Toionlo.

Canada. 'There i be i Normal Miss-ion Study Classes: One for leaders of Senior Cioups. tho being Rural Missions, tho leader Mrs. Marcellin C. Adams.

Educational Secretary of the Woman's Auxiliary qt Diocese of Pittsburgh; aud one for loaders of Junior Groups, the enbjnct being Mountaineers. nt. Rev. L. Strider.

T. of Virginia, will conduct a on How to teach tho Life. of Christ. The Project Principe in Religious Education will bo discussed by Miss Frances Rose Edwards. Director of Religious F.cluoation in St.

Luke's church. Rochester, This, i lie valiianlo course for leaders of Sunday and week day groups of and rirls in tho light of recent movements in religious education. Rev. Kdwm R. Carter, Of Petersburg.

Yn i a on Re Association requirements will be these courses. There will a course dealing with the met iu also be theory and practice of Social Service. Rev. N. B.

Groton, Oil Whitemarsh, who-is the Executive Officer of the whole conference, and chairman of the Commission on Young People in the Diocese of Pennsylvania, will have general oversight of the young people at. the Conference. Afternoon And Evening Meetings. The afternoon conferences and evening meetings are to be open to the public. Special emphasis is being laid on the afternoon classes on the Woman's Auxiliary, led by Miss Louisa President of the Woman's Auxiliary of the diocese of Virginia on tho Girls Friendly Society, lecl by Miss Kathryn Merritt, Field Secretary ot the Province of Washington; and on the Daughters of the King.

Captain Arthur, Casey, representing the Church Army of England, will ad- Two young men were seriously burned and the barn was destroyed by fire as the resmlt of an explosion of carbon bisulphide which was being used to treat some wheat from weevil on the farm tenanted by J. E. Wolfe in Loudoun county. 2 1-2 miles south ot Harpers' Ferry, Tuesday afternoon. Mr.

Wolfe's two sons, Theodore. 20, and Miller, IS, were assisting their father spraying wheat to check or prevent moth Infestation, The father had just left the barn and the sons were working with the compressed air sprayer which was being used. Suddenly the chemical exploded and burst into flames, setting fire to the clothing of the young men. Only by quick action in tearing off the burning clothing were they saved from even more serious injuries. Both were frightfully burned about the face, arms and legs.

The flames caught to the barn which was soon enveloped. Despite hie painful and serious Injuries, Theodore, alone and unaided, pulled a new manure spreader from the barn ana also ran the truck and automobile from a nearby shed. The wheat, 75 barrels of corn, larness and some tarmlug Implements including a binder were destroyed as the barn was consumed. The loss of the barn, which, was partly Insured, will amount to approximately $2,500. Mr.

Wolfe's loss will amount to probably $700. The farm belongs to C. P. Snider, who secured possession last spring, having purchased from C. C.

Gaver, a former resident of Middletown Yalley, this county. It is located on the Hillsboro road. The Messrs. Wolfe are improving, and it is ba- lieved they, will suffer no serious consequences. The father was also burned somewhat in helping to extinguish the flre on his sons' clothing- COLLEGE GIRL IS KILLED; SEEK MAN dress other an evening meeting.

Among conferences ant- addresses Zimmerman Will. The will ot the late Mrs. Nettle E. Zimmerman, this city, probated June 15, leaves the following bequests: To a sister, Llllle B. Cronlse, $15.000 and silverware.

To a friend, Mamie Akers, a set of Ilaviland china and a grandfather's clock. To the Board of Home Missions of the Reformed church of the United States, $500 to be expended ms a Building Fund of said church, as a memorial to the father and mother ot the deceased, Joseph and Mar. garet Rebecca Cronise. It Is directed that the above bequets and legacies shall be received by the legatees free and clear of all collateral inheritance taxes, whether state national, and such taxes aro directed to be paid from the estate by the executrix. The executrix is directed to sell at public or private sale tbo residue of the estate and convert it Into cash.

The residue then bequeathed to the following nieces and nephews, equally, and alike: Gertrude Hane, Adele Cronise, Catherine KIrkpatrick, Joseph Kirkpatrlcfc and Charles Kirkpatrick. A sister, Lillie R. Cronise, Is Smith Graduate Beaten Death With Rock. tc STATE REWARD IS ASKED the following arc expected' Church Music. Soi'vic-p Program of Church Srbool.

Vocational Life, Faith and Order, Young Peoplos' Fellowship, and Glimpses of the Mission Fieldr, i bo given by the Missionaries at tbo Conference There will also bp i a lectures on Church Architecture, and its symbolism, nnd on Church History. Tlio appeal of the Conference is especially to those a a concerned with the work of the church, who dehirc inspiration and a i i and who are Pager for i a i earnest study. Members of tho Governing Board of the Conference aro as follows: Rt. Rev. Walter IT Overs, 3.

T. Ph. Rt. Rev. i i M.

Rhinelander. D. Washington, D. Rt. Rev.

Philip cook. Wilmington, Del Rt. Rev. Frank W. Sterrett.

D. L. L. I i Bethlehem, Commander C. T.

Jew-ell. a i Colonel F. Barba, Philadelphia; Rev. rt. Groton, Rev.

William L. DeVrio.1. n. Ph. n.

Washington; a W. Diller. Pottsvillo, Miss Adelino W. Fisher, a i i a Rev. Douglass 'flooff, Frederick; Mrs.

IT. C. Johnson, Washington, P. Rev. A.

A. Mo- Cnllum. Washington. D. RPV.

Charles McCoy. Willlamsport; Rev S. K. Neiklrk. i Pa RPV.

Talbot Rogers, n. n. Sunbui v. Rev. Benjamin N.

Bird. Bala, Pa Honorary Vice-Presidents: Most Rev. John Gardner Murray, T) Rt. Rev. ITonry St.

Georce Turkor. n. P. LI, Ph. I Rt RPV.

Seattle, IS for a man who police believe, and beat to death with a rock Sylvia H. Gaines, 22, Smith College graduate, here late Wednesday night, widened today as an appeal was forwarded to Governor a H. Hartley, to authorize a state-wide reward for his capture. The body of Miss Gaines, niece of William Gaines, chairman of the County Commissioners, was found early yesterday by two men on i way to work. It could be identified only bv threads of clothing.

Ralph II. Douglass. State ropro- sentathe. urged the Governor to offer a reward for the rapture of tho flavor. "I hope a they do catch him that, a lot of sob-siaters won't pleading for leniency for the poor Douglass said in telegram to tho Governor.

"It a i a murder and should be treated an such." Portion of the girl's clothing bad been torn off and marks on the ground revealed that phe had waged a terrific battle for her lify. She graduated at Smith College at Xorthampton, last Girl And Brother Identify Accused Daughter Of Former Member Of Legislature Attacked. SPIRITED AWAY "iN TRUCK appointed exe itilx without bond. The will, dated February 5, 1921, was -witnessed by Mami- P. Akers and Mary Starr.

Oland Will. The will of the late Mrs. Catharine D. Oland, of Tuscarora, after direction to the executor to sell all iropcrty and convert same into cash, makes the 'jllowing ue ius-ls To a daughter of tho deceased Olive Oland, $300, absolutely. To her son.

Sharetts E. $300 absolutely The rest and residue of the estate, 3 be divided into four equal parts, is left as follows: To a daughter of the deceased, Elian D. Sllfer, to a son, Sharrctts E. Oland. to a son, Charles ID.

Oland, and to a dugbter, Olive Oland. The Central Trust Company, of Maryland, is named executor. Tho will datod February 2, wag witnessed by Grover L. Michael and Charles McC. Mat bias! Tt was probated June 9.

a Will. The ill of the late Roland Grablll. after providing for payment of debts and suitable marking of tho grave ot tlie deceased, be-' queaths to the widow, Bertie L. Gra- blll, and to the following children- Carvllle. Gladys, Doris.

Carmen and John, all of the property of every description to bo divided equally among them, share and share alike The will, dated December 31. was witnessed hy Uoorgo L. Peters! PLEA FOR FUNDAMENTALS OF BIBLE IS MADE H. Etchison Assails Critics of the Scripture. Commencement exercises were held the auditorium of the Km-, mitsburg nigh School Thursday night at o'clock and wero attended by about 700 persons.

Tho address to the graduates was delivered by II. Horsey Ktchison, this city, and diplomas were presented to the 13 members of tne graduating class by G. Lloyd Palmer, County Superintendent of Education. Prizes were awarded ss follows: Mrs. Sterling Gait prizs of $10 in for highest scholarship and general efficiency during the four years of higli school, to Mary HI bee, valedictorian of (he senior class; Alumni prixe ot $5 In gold to the student making the highest grades for one year, to Almee Obler.

a sophomore; Woman's Club of Em mitsburg prize of $5 tn gold for tho student showing most Improvement during past year, to Margaret Zacharias. a sophomore. The exercises were opened by processional and invocation by Bev. B. L.

Iligboo, follow-ed liy a salutatory address by Donald Harner. The Glee Club then sang, and the valedictory was given by Mary HIg- bee, the address ot tne latter being especially -well received. Miss Hlg- bee was adjudged the senior ot highest scholarship with record BO re markabls as to permit lier to grad uate from the high school at the age of 14 years. Address to Graduates. Mr.

Ktchison spoke ot tho youili cf today and Its relation to tho problems of the future. "Young people 1 said Mr. Etchfson. "are the trustees of tho future, and the safety and perpetuity of republic Is in their hands." If FOUR PROBES OF Cincinnati Limited Ignored Signals, Report. S.

Peters and Amos Gra- Win field ham. Roberts Will. The i of the late Asia Roberts colored. of Frederick. probated would measure up to the which will continue to prosper the country of their fathers, they must be mindful of certain things, declared the speaker, and tlir-n quoted Oland.

I Paul's message to the Pbillipplaus in which the a were told that whatsoever things wore pure, true, lovely, honest and of good report, they should "think on those tilings." Each of the a i i cu a real citizen as Illustrated in thp famous Biblical passage WBS developed, and of the school were warned of i that might happen if soucht larger avenues of education. Mr. Ktchison. in regard to this, stated a although be hoped the. boys and girls would go in educational lie warned all if they came in contact with the large i i i and colleges, ot the "glitter of science and srientlc theories" spoken of by the a William Jennings Bryan as dangers ot the present ago "Scientific a i i Mr.

ison, "is a i to a tho old faith ot our fathers mothers, men and women about to enter upon tlie i i i ties of the world, hold fast to i old belief, for thp Hihlo is tbo bos' book in the world nnd God, tlie ruler of the Universe In speaking of tho i a of modern science, and a i i preva- June 16, leaves all of the estate of to a large all over the trie deceased, real, personal or country, the speaker described Clar- od to Mary Rebecca Holland, daughter ot Clifford and Bertha Ann Hoi land, absolutely. Bertha Ann Hoi. land is a i executrix i bond. The will, dated June 1 I was witnessed by Cornelia and Cornelia R. MoShprry.

SIX GULF EMPLOYES ARE BURNED BY EXPLOSION Bayonne. X. Juno 3S, A I i employes of tho r.iilr' Rcfm.ns Company were burned al.out head, facp nnd arms today in an explosion i one of the mon pnre Harrow, ris polloo lawyor. whom no one. for could i of classmi; the really learned or tlie q.il a i of A Prizes wore presen'ed by Homer Ouvton.

principal of HIP lehool, and i a bv Prof The PTPdiiatos: Academic, Mary Frances Alice F. Mary i i a Mary Kllen a i i "llnuver, i i Viola HoKp. (leorRO M.n-tin, GPOI-RP a a i Hoko Xaill. Robrrl i i a FH.SI. Donald Iiert i i a was caused by a blowing out of a Shoemaker, i a i i crude oil.

i a i HERRIOT TO TRY TO FORM NEW CABINET MOBILE MADE GENERAL IN ITALIAN AIR SERVICE BALTIMORE CATHOLICS LEAVE FOR CHICAGO IS A a i i i a i Baltimore. more pilrfrims to in (Jhienso oelobrate Education in the Famiy I I I Darllnftton. 1). I.r ph. 1).

midnight iu spccinl chapel mr tomoi row nljztit. A Rpeeial i bonring Taltimore contliiftent i leave liore tomorrow nnd will a i Mdlnc nt Toledo. for Hie i i inns- The rlinpel car wns i by Hie R. ft. at the rorinp't of Msir John Tur- rnv, of St.

F.liznbeth's church, who i nreompnuy tlio pilgrimage. A i i i i a Curlev and nil a a irroup of i i Paris, Premier Ilorriot, leader of radical wing In tbo Cbamlxjr of Deputies. accepted the roijuo-t President Doumerguo. to a form a new cabinet. Xome, Alaska.

Juno 18 A 1 Xormor ''olonel Umborto who do. National Accredited Teachers' Robert E. L. Strider. D.

D. a i for C'nicnpo today. IDENTIFY TWO MEN KILLED BY TRAIN OJiio, IS A --Two men woro killed ln--t eronin? when a T'it'sburgh nnd Lake K.n'e pnssonner a i hit a truck a pn from Nov- pa lle today Identified ns John Kline, IT portorsville. Pn and signed the dirigible Norgo nnd pi- lotod it across thr- North Polo, told I As.soclatod PIPS before a i I today for SPatMp a bad marie general of thp I a A i Service in command of all its oper- 3(10118. INJURED ARE IMPROVING Pittsburgh, 18, Four separata investigations today wore under way to determine responsibility Tor the wreck on tho Pennsylvania Railroad at Blairs- vllle Intersection yesterday In whicli 15 were killed and many Twelve of those hurt remained at hospitals today but the oc-ndttlon of all was reported Improved.

The inquiries were in the hands ot representatives of the Interstate Commerce Commission, the Pennsylvania Public Service tiie railroad and the Westmoreland County Coroner, who will hold Inquest later in the month. An official report issued by tho railroad shortly after the wreck said the i i a i Limited had run through a block signal set against it nud crashed Into the stationnrj Washington Express, which was hav Ing mechanical trouble. Red flares set by the the Washington train were also burning after crush, tho state ment said. This angle was one oC tho fore most to come under the scrutiny the Investigators in an effort. to learn If the driver of tho first tha Ltmitod's two locomotives was responsible.

This engineer, W. Gordon, ot Derry, was killed, wai his llremnn, N. L. Hollings-vorth, Greensburg. The engineer ot tho second locomotive, R.

A. McConnell of AHoona, was also fatally hurt, an his brother. William McConnell who served as his fireman, was SOT irju.sly injured. Train Crew Questioned. i 3S Rcjiro'-onlntlvoh of ifie Inlerslat nn.1 "in Pit' lie Scrvlre Commission, i i operating officials of tbo rnllrontl hoard version of I be wreck from sill iiK-mbors of thp crown of bo! and f-igunl operators 1 (be i i i of Wednesday night' Pennsylvania a wreck, a The i i a i bold lie-bin closed doors lit Hie a i a hem hero.

Tlio a i wer -ummoued into tho room one at i Tlip railroad's loss of rolling stocl a i a nud damaged rigtit of vva liiip to was pliu'ed by G. M. SlxMiiIth, Kiiporit teiidont of passenger trnncportntion Miss KSMP Bryan, of Owenton one of i seriously Injured, wt much improved at Ihe I i a a a surgeons decide I unnecessary to a i OIIP of tier logs which was broken I I places. a i a prcvloi loport i a her Ipg bpen a i lilted, reliilhes, nn open i born lon-idei-ntiuii CONTINUE INQUIRY INTO PENNSY PRIMARY FUN a i June IS. --During a a armistice in tho verbal a political a i i i of thp Anti-Saloon League tho Sena a a i Funds i was told a of i of aioinid bv the Popper-Fisher Rep i a a a i committee which i a before i i a a i a in 31 i a counties i i of i -While a B.

WhcHor waited to a a i i tbo a Krlc Fisher Wood, tbo Popper-Fisher a i i a i a i (lit: 31 coun- I I vv.i.s at length. Ho -aid the i i to his com- a to and a "we borrowed and wo a i a in cash." a i a Rpod told the witness he this a "confused report" and he a it "straightened out." a i the first two figures, Reed said the a "Have paid tlippc iiotPiT" ho a.s!iPd No, thpy are not due yet." "What a you on Alleged to a boon spirited a a while at play in front ot ler home, i a Rico, five-year-old daughter of Mrs. Rico. 2-10 East Second was taken to a lonely spot along he Gas i and i i a a Thursday afternoon and live o'clock. Perry drove, aged about 23 yenrs, in cjld offender, was arrested shortly a a and lodged in in a charge of assault, i i to rape in connection with tha First knowledpo of.

the a a i was received by the. authorities Thursday afternoon- a minutes a Ihe child returned to her ionic i her clothing torn ami dirty, it was declared. Asks For Water. The little girl, together with her brother, Milliard, aged ears, was playing in front of the home. According to the story as related to the.

authorities and as told to the mother of the two hildren, a truck came traveling southward on East street. driver, who later said to have been identified Perry Grore, topped and asked the boy to get him a glass of water. While the boy complied with the request, it is alleged that man put the girl in the truck and drove off. When the boy ame out of the house i the glass of water, he found his sister missing and told his mother. A search followed and a kid- Bible CUd, i P.ihle Clas.s the i a Reformed eluiren will hoM an online; on tho lawn of Krlwnrd Sliriner, i evenin.r ai o'clock.

a otlvr a i Ije plavr.l and a pic- i supper hold 70 an 1 Ropil (Inured not cash recpiv- nd at and Wood a would a i a a we also a i thorp, wore claims against (lip rommittP" totaling S54 10 i hp would he settled for But ROPC! tho a should be accounted 'Jaaies H. kutz, 2S, El 1 wood City, Ta. to attend. 75 of thp class f.xpectC'l ami so plarrd the a 1 ai naping was feared. As John Hlines, a relative of Mrs.

Rice and who ninlcei his home there, vns starting out to notify Sheriff 1. W. Allmusb. the little girl camu running after au absence at nn hour nnd a tmlf, extremely nervous UK! she tola her mother thai he muu hail taken her out a roail, across a Tls Iron bridge, anil into a wootls. She related what had transpired there.

After Iwlug notlflttl Sheriff Albaus" and Deputy Bnrtcllffo nought description ut tho man atrt tlie truck Iu tins'little girl is said to hnve been spirited.away. The description milled with tho truck used by Grore In junk aud Grove was sought on suspicion. Identified by Children. He found around Highlit street nnd a sinnll a i of liquor was found In his possession, It was stated. Ilotli Grovo nnil tho truck wore taken before the i Kirl and her brother and were positive in their iden- tlllontloii.

nnd her brother pointed to Grim- and snld: "That's tbt, innn," nnd tliey also pointed tho truck out from Hinons sexeral I Tho truck wns also seen by a colored resides in the i mid who Is snld to have sc-eu tho truck driven up In or about tlie i tho i girl Is to lime been spirited Evidence of Mistreatment. Follow ins (irove's nrrost, ho wns lodged in find upon I i from State's Attorney i i a M. Storm a nicdienl examination wns made oC child by Ur. It. O.

Thomas mid Dr. V. D. The alleged not Micocs.sful. but (hero wns evidence to show child bad been mistreated, it stntod.

Child Screams. Tho a i i not definitely i on i rnml the sirl was out of the city. All eC- i to hnve i RO i the i i to identify tlie place where lie hnd been taken were i frightened aud in nn extremely nervous condition, i tho i Kirl do wii.s hen -ho wns n-ked to hliow Ibo a she Iind From i i a i tlie i could however, it is felt prac- i a certain a tho a i oc- i uiTPd on the I pike, as a i i i i the de-crlp- of a in I lie cnso n.is soon noar tlie Mem oca oy lirldjro on Hint pike and there to Indicate a a i hnd around in Hint, was in description to Hint i the i girl s-aid she a Grove denies a i knnwledsi' of the i but fnilod to give of where ho Iind been i the a it is understood. Hi rolatod In one i a a ho hnd been homo, wns denied i ifc, it was slated. Father In Legislature.

Mr-- Rice, motlior of tho girl. of MilUrd F. Rioo. who served two terms in the in JOlll nnd iniS, following wtilph ho a in I be Sin to Treasurer's oflioc at Annapolis. Tlie i girl, i i of Ihe nl- lOKOd a sea nit, l.s Hearing six years of nzo nnd Is an extremely a i child.

Vorv i made no reference to tho episode a i morning. Grove hns long police a circuit court record. Ho lias npponred in police court on numerous oronsions for vnriotn moie or loss i offenses, hns hofn i i number of times and lias been lined Arpmted Often. Tn 1017 lit- pleidi-d i in circuit" court to a pliarso of carrying concealed wonponr, ind wns hr i a Several ago, he was by the grnnd jury for statutory break- ing nnd In connection with the taking ot a number of attidw from a homo near clt.r. ewwj was carried over a of tlawt nd wns finally stetted.

Several weeks ngo be irai arrettett on larceny charge and 'ran on for tho action of the urand jury September iind he charged at with operating bile while under llfiuor. Mra. wife visited MM. at Thur.idnj- evening after had appritnd of the affair. Durlnj kwr visit told Mrs, that "after this Is over I'm tbroujh," It clnred.

the meantime an Intensive vestltntlon )a boiOR conducted. Assault i Intent to rnpe It Ishable either by or front to twenty In tby penitentiary. PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD TO MEET IN FREDERICK The Presbyterian Symvd of Baltl- WOPO, the nf nnltimiire, Xcvv Cnstle and Wart- liipton. will convene lit Hood logo Monday evening, 21, and be in session until Friday InK. Tho synodlcnl Woman's slonnry Society will moot simulta- lioously.

Tho advance rpRistrntion cntoa nn larso attendance. Tfie rotirinp: moderator, Rev. H. I'lnrk. 11.

of the flnit rrebbyloi-iiin oJmrori, of M'ashtnRton, i deliver sermon and udmlnU- ter tho sacrament ot the 8np- por. hy the elders of louil rhiu-ch. After the service, new moderator w-ill lie elected and I i office. Some of tfio stonsest men of denomination will he. present NtMl durltiK i Summer once, the first of its kind ever lield, by the Synoii of Hnltlmore.

proprum wns published In full a few The sessions are to (lie public. About A yoors it-fft, the Synod mot- i Ihe local rhurcll. Hint limp, no siuei mooting lias bold in i region which, therefore, nlTords nn opportunity for the people of Frederick to get a Close-up viow oc tfip vrorklngs of this relij- i Reformed i July 15. The a reunion of Reformed c-onairegntion-j of the Poto- mae s.vnod i be held on i i Music will be i by ttie choir of Trinity I i The principal dro'-s i be delivered by Dr. Oswia s.

i professor ot New Testa- nipnt theology in the seminary At 25,278 Acres For Game. A a of in Stiry- Innd now are under control of fvr the. nrotection of snme, E. I.OP r.eCompto. State Game Warden, nnnoiinoed following the acquisition of acres in eight counties.

The now refuges bnve been leased i 0s 0 Ihe State for peroid of five under the provision tbat HIP game department post the property with prohibiting hunting. A permanent preserve of 185 acm la '-o county hns been pnr- Mr. Mid. SESQUI-CCNTENNIAL COMMITTEES TO PKCIAL inn- ed to arrange for qui-contonnlal celenrktloa in on July 2 will nt the Y. M.

C. A. at tight oVlock tonight. It tn A in- nsmiirh time to, for the IN EV SPA PERI IN EV SPA PERI.