Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1921, Page 16

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Rounesville was actively engaged in real estate and loans, with an of- | fice adjoining the temporarily seventy years ol his widow, a son ER, Minn, September formed and the as- -Rpunesville was alone in the bank when the young man entered. No one knows what ensued. county jafl at Owatonna last night the prisoner steadfastly refused to talk. He did not steal anything from the bank. apparently fleeing imme- short pursuit ended in the as- He refused to an- relieving the assistant cashier when he was killed. He was Talk. le, vice president robber. ‘A posse d just outside of In the 00ting. nnlng from the “I shot hlm 1 his identity has bank, and was | d is survived by d a daughter. Buy Hart Schafi‘ner & Marx clothes Four good reasons: they’re . ~ very stylish; there’s no better . quality; they last long—and |OFFICERS FAVOR.PARDON. Winchester _Man, Sentenced for Bigamy, Believed Wife Dead. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER. Va.. September 15.— Local court officers are understood to have united in signing a recom- jN§ mendation to the governor for & pardon for Seymour Reedy, under sentence of three years in the peni- tentiary for bigamy, to which he en- tered a plea of guiity here recently. He has been operated on for ap- pendicitis while In Jail and his health is said to be in danger. He has offered in evidence a letter from a friend, Homer Laus, written and postmarked in December, 1920, saying Reedy’'s first wife had died in Rockingham™ county. In February, 1921, Reedy married again. He de- clares he acted in good faith. —_— U. S. SAILORS IN FIGHT. COPENHAGEN, September 14.—The | National Tidende reports a serious fight between police and _sailors from | the American steamship Worcester at the small Danish port of Nakskov Fiord. The sailors stoned the police and also fired revolver shots at them. The disturbance lasted several hours. Finally the police withdrew and ac- cess to the harbor was barred to the steamer. | their membership by 1,000 accessions durinig: the year, bringing the total up to 17,000, Dr. 8. Hammack, superin- tendent, told th 1520 anmus state con- ference ‘of the church here yesterday. Bishop W: M. Bell of Harrisonburg is presiding at the conference, which will DAYTON, Va., September 15.—United | close Surnday with assignment of pas- Brethren- churches in Virginia increased | torates. GAIN 1,000 MEMBERS. United Brethren Now Have 17,000 Enrallment in Virginia. of % $500,000 RESORT FIRE. NEW YORK, September 15.—A block places on the boardwalk of Rockaway' Peach, which is on the ocean side of bor, Coney Island, as & city summer resort, was destroyed by fire today. some ‘estimates placing the loss at $509,000. 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