Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 15

JKILLED, 15 HURT ¢ INREFINERY BLAST Nephew of Senator Brous- + sard Among Victims in ¥ Louisiana Explosion. Wy the Associated Press. NEW IBERIA, La. November 22— ) 4 terrific boller explosion razed the Vida Sugar Refinery at Loreauville, Jen miles east of here, late yesterday, Milling at least nine persons and in- furing fifteen others, five of them ®robably fatally. Three employes' are missing and t §y feaved they are buried under the debris. The plant was completely Treckoed, causing an. estimated loss «f_$100,000. The dead are: Sidney Broussard, Rephew of Sneator Edwin S. Brous- ®ard, manager of the refinery; Oscar Aroussard, superiniendent. xnd two Vhite and five negro employes. The' blast came without warning Fhen Age of the five Loilars which y 38d just been steamed up to start e sugar grinding season, let go. A negro Nanding 500 vards away was beheaded when he was struck by % piece of the Juarter of a mild distant was killed W the same mannen ' SHOOTS HIMSELF AFTER WIFE AND BOARDER Erenton Man First Belleved to _Have Died of Shock After Murder. Sy the Assoclated Press. TRENTON, N. J. November 22.— ter slaying his wife. Anna, and ster Woyloviezz, a border, 'Peter arnatoswicz ended his own life by ghooting himself in the mouth, the allet lodging in the spinal column, At autopsy performed revealed. Absence of blood led to re that the suicide had dled of shock + Wfter the dual slaying. Three boys, ihe oldest thirteen, lay terror- “_ncken in the bed with the body ot oyloviezs and a daughter with thet of the slain woman uatil after Saylight, when the tragedy was re- Sorted. VERY home can have a Victrola—there are twe ferent models from $25 up, and among them you’ll find the instrument that p peals to you. See and hear them oiler, and a mule a | MHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. § EXPLOSION KILLS TWO. [RAD!O RELAY STATION Captain and Engineer Vietims o¢] IS OPENED IN NEBRASKA Monongahela River Beat. Pittsd Broad Wi MORGANTOWN, W. Va. November | B e » z{h—.:w:n rr;\:x]yw:.r: ‘B‘I.ngn? '111* Made Available to Enthusiasts caped pad § I om Pacific Coast. By the Associated Press. the steamer Marlong of PITTSBURCAH, November 22.—The 8and Company, Point ckm. miles south of here. Westinghouse Electric and Manufac- The victims were Reuben Wishart, forty, captain, of East Millshoro, Pa., and Mack Newcomer, engineer, of Polnt Marion, Pa. Tis steamer was destroyed. HOLLYWOOD ATTORNEY INDICTED IN EXTORTION Charged With Threatening Di- vorce Action Against Barbara La Marr, Actress. By the Associated Prgas. LOS ANGELES, Calit, November 2. —Herman L. R Hoflywood attor- ey, who was asrested Tast ek an & charge of _attempting to obtain money grom Barbara La Marr, motion picture actress by threats to file a divorce complaint, naming her as de- fendant, and listing thirty-seven mem- bers of the motion picture ceiony as co-respondenis, has been indicted on 4 charage of extortion. The indictment charges Roth with accepting $500 from Miss La Marr's munager, Arthur H. Sgwyer, fo pre- vent publication of assertions that |l Miss La Marr and Sawyer had beem unduly intimate. Sawyer, it is al- leged, was to have been listed among the co-respondents in the proposed divorce uction. Superior Judge Russ Avery, before | i whom the indictment was returmed, allowea Roth's present bail, fixed af | 185,000, after his arrest last’ week to| remain in the new charge. e MURDER IS VERDICT. , Coroner’s Inquest Fails to Shed: New Light on Woman’s Death. PHOENIX. Arix, November 22 Mrs. George Boudmsau of Elkhart.. Ind., who was found slain in « /I schoo! yard here November 13, “was | [M murdered by persons unknown after having been criminally assaulted,” ! declared the verdict returned by a. coroner's jury. Nearly a score of witnesses testl- | fled at the inquest, which shed ne| new light on the niystery surrounds | , Pa., ex. ploded in the Manongahela fl“r turing Company announced the es- tablishment of = radio relaying sta- tion at Hasting$, Neb., to serve as ® counecting link between it's Pitts- Wargh broadeasting station sad radio enthusiasts on the FPacifie coast. In mstalling the- Hastings relaying station. the announcement stated, radio engineers have removed the limitation of distance in broadeasting | stations, addin at from statton KDKA be picked up as easi | same apperatus in the farthest wesc- ern states as are now received by people_living a few huudred m! trom_Plttsburgh.” $1 Will Open a Savimgs Account Capital, $250,000.00 CHRISTMAS 911 F as holiday gifts. 1 Respect for, and practice Our Savings Dept. Pays ! body to Elkhart. ing her death. Among the witnesses | was George Boudreau, husband of Mrs. | Boudresu, who will refurn with the | ly ap at your dealer’s or write us for complete illustrated The best music, the newest music, the music you want, the artists everyone wants to hear is ptovndedforyouoantI;z Records—new issues every Friday. Out tomorrow New Victor Records H =i A il b == EIEIERY EH « it E3 3T 3 SEIEIEEE Red Seal Records, (Sieep On, Fair {Va Dormi 0) MT&) In ltalten Thhnquw lnin-eudgndfi.fludhmhl_ [ mf-:vmu.mawmm Harvardism, lawyer, soldiesandetudent. basso—Princetonian, lstters, and a wholly Light Vocal Selections g Yo e {Ont'l'b.. Scn:bn-WifltYw You Dida’t Care When You Breke My Hoart worldéamous ! 0! and is & “whole Old-l-'nlmnd Love—Fox Trot Fox Trot e “Ramain’ Wild") dAnlmmhndbh“gM Ues | Chinese birds’ nests were shown at a | 8 The Columbia National Bank 911 F Street —should be leavened with a little common sense at times, and gifts of practical value bestowed. In this connection, we advance the merits of savings accounts any other one thing to insure your children Merry Christmases in the years to come. Give each of them a “Columbia”™ Savings Account this Xmias. 3% lole——ool—2lal=lol—>oj—=|n] quubl.m Berceuse (Ltfilu)(c-a-» In nation Giuseppede Laea MW%JM}MM This secord introduces not but two new Victor atistse— re contralte. Both: ms-.}m }‘fl‘;‘,& S1OT68 .75 an egosllent arcliestra dance musicians—have two fetching and timely fox irots: {Wllkuflmmu—lthlh 'l'h'l‘b-'}lm" 75 *Broken-Hearted .buh. THURSDAY, NOVEMBEE 22, 1923. 15 DIVIDED WEEK DAYS fcic—— |t —jol——lclc———S]oj=——]a|c———jolcc—jo]c——— |- [c——]a] BETWEEN TWOQ WIVES 1 Sunday Kegt fer Rimself, Says L. | f H. Hosstmen, Admitting [ Den] Lite. CHICAGO, November ¥.—Edward H. Horstman. local cattle dealer, ar-! rested a month ago after his second! wife dlscovered that there was| another Mrs. Horstman, testified In supertor. court that Be had made it = | (8 practice to stay with each wifo three days 3 week sad to Rave Sunday to himself. Mrs. Edith May Horseman, the sec- | ond wife, was granted a dtvorce after her husband admitted his dual life.: He agreed to pay her $2,000 alimony. Neither of the women would prose- cute after Horstman was arreated on 2 charge of Bigamy. , i ‘Philadelphial g Washington,,D. C. | S ol ——] —_——— Jelly made. from Ivory and real recent food exhibition in London. PIRECT FROM FACTORY WHOLESALE PRICES Sarplus. $280;408.60 SENTIMENT of, thrift will do more than Compound Interest nty-one dif- SEimiEiwE £ EIEIEIL = mfimgaaasangmamc—ziméz—:a:—smam "*fib- } 955 $1.50 Here, Madame ~—is an opportunity for you to buy your coat or suit DIRECT FROM FACTORY at bona-fide WHOLESALE PRICES, assuring you the greatest values you have ever had. E3EH S 3] This new method of merchandising will be a revelation to the women of Washington and vicinity. 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