Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1923, Page 14

TROLEY GRS | BINAUTONGBLES Five Victims at Crossing in Indiana—Three Die in Baltimore Accident. By tlie Associated Press. . ELWOOD, Ind., October 1.—Five nu‘-‘ . sons were killed and two others seri- ously injured when an automobile in| which they were riding was struck by a tractlon car at a crossing near here yesterday. The members of the automo- bile party, all of whom were local farm- | ta ers, were en route to a nelghber's house when the accident occurred. The dead are: Mr. and Mrs: Lgon E. , Aloysius Fore, Julius Lanno e Koch. Tne injured are phine Deemers, aged ten y, both of Mary and and five ing the automp-: | ccording to witnesses, apparen did not see the traction car and drove y in its path. The traction car derailed by the force of the colli- , but none of the passengeérs was njured. THREE KILLED IN BALTIMORE Trolley Car Hits Auto Containing Party of Seven. . Md.. October 1.—T] led and four ot t night when a n automobile on the as “injured her two Te "hree children : the hos- ith broken bones and oth r in the day Clement son, forty-two.years old, was in an accident near the Curtis Cre; bridge when his automobile hit a post. . FATAL \ATLANTA ACCIDENT. One Killed and Fifteen Persons Are Injured. ATLANTA Ga., October 1.—One man was kiiled 2 jured, three possibly fatally, in. 2 Series of four automobile accidents yesterday in or near Atlanta. Ralpl L. Finch was instantly killed n 'CHINA FILES PROTEST | AT LOSING COUNCIL SEAT League Needs Asiatic Power in Solution of Critical Prob- lems; Says. By the Associated Press. GENEVA, October 1.—The Associat- od Press has received from the Chinese delegation a copy of the protest.which the delegation says it has sent to the league of nations relative to the {fallure of the assembly to re-elect China to membership in the council of the league. The protest declares that the as. sembly did not respect the principle of geographical distribution of the seats recently emphasized by unani- mous vote of the assembly and that the result of the election deprives the council, for a year at least, of the important collaboration of an Aslatic “whose assistance in these dif- ys is.so necessary and so {I Comfort Is Your tion When Seeking An Apartment There are features But you'll find all of them It THE BVENING. DOCTOR AND NURSE PUBLELY WHRPED Enraged Wife Plies Spouse’s Belt as Couple Are in Constable’s Hands. By the Associated Press. PATERSON, N. J., October 1.—Dr. Theodore Bender of Paterson and Miss Martha Wagner, a trained nurse, were publicly whipped by the physi- clan’s wife, Mrs. Mercy Alice Bender, early today, while they were in custody of Constable Willlam Van you. want, Orden. ’ M Bender used her husband' First Considera- but seldom find, and many others in Retv Gardens 2700 Que Street The most up-to-date Apartments in Washington. No mattér what the size of the Apartment—they will all impress you with their excellent arrangement and equip- ment and finish. Three to seven rooms, renting from $67.50 to $200. with one and two. baths— 00 per montth. Ask the Resident Manager to exhibit them to you — day or evening Harry A. Kite ( | when an automabile driven by T. N. | Engle, an Atlanta insurance = man, a telephone pole on Peach Tree v Williams was_seriously in- | jured when an automobile driven a negro pinned him against a truck he_was unloading. Mrs, J. L. Pennington and Mrs. M. 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The .| shermen’s men, in reply to questions, eaid they | were not officers, but were looking for liguor that had -been stolen from them. The search was iuade, but no liquor found. 7 The_flshermen’s ' protest ~ stated _that they have been umable' to land 'near Chester and Glennwood-1n Nassau coun- ty, because armed men, whom they be-, live to be employed by bootleggers, patrol the coast and refuse to allow The protest, accompanied by an affi- davif, cited eeveral instances of alleged. boats to land. Prohibition agents this morning found about 250 cases of whisky, wines and beer concealed in pits near Glennwood. according to reports made to the pro- hibition office here. WOMEN GROW TALLER. From the Pathfnder. Statistics compiled from measure- ments taken at various American col- loges show that women are growing taller, larger and more healthy, Ac- cording to these statistics, the aver- age woman |8 now half an'inch taller than her sister of twenty-five years ago. 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