Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 25

THE EVENING :STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, I\OVEM.BER 15, 1923. 5 i 25 = 7 % e sy & b WEEK ARMY HEADS SLAII WIM PUSHED °F the sluyer, 35,250 by city, county ) EOUR K LED IN AUTO IThe md n were on their way for a the automobile, and it Is asjumed #nd state executives and ‘the rest by day’s hfnt. ey did not sec the ;pm:rhh\z the ulnnxamenln necessary for re- fl|e bich 1 Colam! movel of the vine-covered structure. OFF ROOF. OFFICIALS AINT { natviduar crtiwons. SMASHED AT CROSSING| They were Henry Campbell, Oscar | fieh which tx due in Colami p-r.“ This resuited in a atay of execution sENTENcED To DEATH i e S Wk e o e | NorvitY e, J. E.'Tutacr and Harry Wat- | niong the torek ’r?;r';xdm'zm::c’or sev T home wilt bo tallen awny Defors ‘the Dents in Wrist Watch Wern" by {curr 1mx tor ‘L‘,’,"..,"( Doty nave son, #1l of Columbus. They wore|eral hundred feet ) ok h. el been discovered. | An inguost prub«bl By the Amoclutod Press, L o g I e T 3 O S, Bherrill G"" Women's Club Un rosentati rh::-:"or:g?'r; l'o; g‘m, and Majors Who Led| - Mrs. Boudreau Support Sl be held ext Monday, authorf,| NEWARK, Ohlo, November 15.— P el B L e T ] Hternsl Pemtntne, i 3 ¢ | Tnantiing the model home. " Such port- | Theory of Crime. b Sgur Ul I/ mn e e SIS SIS L Soote at and easisted (d 10entitying | From the pett Panther. til Eng of Monthito Wove : /| mantiing the mo Sushhont !v —\flnolmn. to Be. Executed. G —’—0——-— morning when the automobile in | the df ad. He then cailed the coroner | o ohichy P et ' PY T :rnlnmntl and nfi:u-r -ruclu By the A ted Presa. Cedar, which was hauled long dls | which they were riding was atruck |3t Zf Sebvile and notified authorities ollege Widow—Beware of#him, | Building. : ot Others in Prison. riz.. Notemb, tances, was uted extensively by 1 at N¢ wark. dear; he's two-faced. : | @« : | taken down. a1 - s .| PHO| NIX, Ariz., November 15.—In- tas ot deok """""Iby Pennsylvania passenger traln No. | Ty, nu-n left Columbus early today. | ¥rosh—I know, but I'm cu rious ta moved intact haanot: s formation tending to prove the theory el Sl employ white pine. - |31 at F' urg, northeast of here. They were driving with curtalnk on ' see the other one. : e T 4 TE i , ra: “ Lieut. Col.iC. O. Sherrill han grantsd | vet been ofldllly announced. & - | George Boudreau of EN & temporary reprieve, to the model e e A | part, was slain Bers easly Tues- St T L T etr s et sttt sttttsstststotessiteststs st ottesssotsestatsttssstsssssosssssressssey : 15 i home at thy th' of the .T ry t a day mprning. by being thrown or' e D-n.rl‘ment ;m.": lelur::drl"l::d“ly BOOTLEGGER IS EXPELLED nardopoulos a lrg-llden and | pusired [from the flat roof of a school | $4 s 4 i Today, Navember 15, was ¢riginaily| PROVIDENCE, R. L, November 15. | Maje. Avrambos and Nicolareas, lead- ulldin;! forty-foot wall—was PR e O (el A L mo%el‘hom!y —A" Brown junior whose name col- “‘"f,,‘}’ the recent revolutionary mové- :lenned\ln turther officlal lavestiga- :.h:.s’l‘:icn“ :n:nem:;;a.e: * o Hmn lege offielals refuse to disclose nul Many other officers of high rank | tion of ghe crime lmst night. o raa 1o he taken from | PSR Suspended indeflultely for boot- | Involved In the Tevolt were Aentonced | & offeers said o Walst Wateh of oo- et Hompe Dccup 0N sinca Shrine | AEIng on the campus. It was learned | {0, imprisonment Tor 1ife or for 10K shape worn by Mes"Bou: conventlon 'tim, today at the office of 1 k Sy Omclals f the General Federation | Randaly S S DR OtReR | _ :”x’ohrlr;a f;rclllg‘bs, uhl h hv re a;quor t:a dhc'c\cr—d in tho‘ man's great trouble with ignorance is and he wn home, calle qn Col, il s Studentin It was siates, o0 ing "‘""“ aston s el e S g d. e WA dl totalin 80 have been { offeced For the merest and conviction | . / P’}ennsylvani v | Avenue if * - e -+ + > o3 .. o - -+ » >e »> » » »: » » 23 * * »- * * - * * * *: . » * * 23 o4 - + oo - * * We're “armed to the teeth” for Christmafs—wlith 0af wlolr(lde(;'ful lisplay of jewelry of all kinds— : VATIONALLY ADVER- Diamond I'ISED GOODS AT NATION- ng ALLY - ADVERTISED . PRICES. Specials Not a aent extra for our won- derful credit terms—just make a small deposit — AND PAY NEXT YEAR! 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