Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 4

WOUNDS POLICENAN |Nickel-in-Slot Radio Receiver T INFLICTED ARE FATAL| 3 William Johnson, Colored, Dies From Effects of Pistol Shots. , William Johnson, colored, twenty- ene, 1765 Kalorama road northwest, who was shot in the right shoulder Sunday night by Policeman N. G. Thayer during an altercation with Johngon.-ang .his wife din rear-of 221 Bates street northwest, died at' Emer- sency Hospital early today. . His weife had called upon Thayer to atop her husband's annoyamnces, it is stated. and when the husband and policeman became Involved in a fight, following his arrest, the wife Is al- leged to have turned upon the po- liceman and taken his badge from im During the fight, it is stated. John- s=on obtained poseessién of the po- liceman's club and struck him a blow with a piece of board taken from a fence The wounded man was taken to the hospital, while his wife was arrested and charged with assaulting Thayer. She demanded a jury trial when led for trial in Police Court. Coroner Nevitt arranged to hold an inquest at the morgue this afternoon. . MILITARY FUNERAL, PLAN FOR VETERAN Costello Post Member Arranges to Save Armenian Suicide’'s Body From Potter’s Field. Through the efforts of William F. Franklin of Costello Post, American Le- gion, the body of Stephen Balian, an Armenian peddler and former member of the French army, who shot and killed himself here Wednesday, will have a military funeral tomorrow, in- stead of the potter's fleld burial for which it had been, destined. Soldiers of other countries had been buried in Arlington, so Franklin started 2 move to have Balfan's body burled . Military records and citizenship Dapers of the dead man were missing. however, and the Secretary of War found it impossible to comply with Franklin's request. The story of the dead man. as re- lated by friends. was a pathetic one. Franklin was told that Balian's par- ents and other members of his fam- ily had been killed by the Turks in Palestine, and it was to avenge their deaths that he enlisted in the French army and fought the people who had brought dorrow to him. An undertaker today removed the Suicide's body from the morgue and prepared it for burial. expenses to be defrayed br Armenian residents of this city, #nd tomorrow members of the United States. .Ml.rine Corps will participate ‘in a n {lu funeral that will be hald in Codhe HII come. tery. S SENATOR ASSASSINATED. Mexican Leaders Stirred by Slay- ing. of Jurede. B thé Associated Pross. 5 MEXICO CITY Japuary 23 (by radio via Fort Worth Star-Telegram). —Considerable excitement prevailed at an informal mecting of senators and deputies vesterday evening con- sequent upon the death yesterday of Senator Francisco Afield Jurado of Campeche. st the hands of unidenti- fled asszilants. The comgressmen lis. tened to gpeeches charging radical labor members with the Srime, and attack- ing Deputy Luis Morones, whose. re- cenf speech demanding direct action against legislators who secretly sup- ported the revolution while remain- ing.in the capital under federal guar- antees is blamed for the campaign of violence. An agreement was rcached among the members of both administration and opposition blocs for unity for their mutual protection. U. S. FREES REBEL CHIEF. Gen. Aguilar, Taken at New Or- leans, Out on Bond. NEW ORLEANS, La., January 25.— Gen. Candido Aguilsr, son-in-iaw of the late President Carranza and for- mer Mexican foreign mihfster, ar- rested here seversl da¥s ago upon in- atructions from federal authorities at San Antonio, was released on $2.500 bond yesterday and departed on board the steamship Hubuerias for Vera Cruz. Under terms ‘of the bond the gen- eral must appear.in_ federal court at San_Antonio May 5 to answer to charges that he conspired to violate the neutrality laws by smuggling arms and ammunition to the Mexican revolutionists. Overcoats Styled Just Like Dad’s Snug, warm, comforta- ble, in the latest popular models. Made so your boy friends will be jealous'of you. Values up to $I18. Specially priced at $9.95 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Makes Appearance in. Capital Only Ome Ceatrol. i i Casil ) Only one control or dial is nect Ingenious Device, Easily Regulaied, Responds to R LT . . . nipulation tonal. e Coin—Warns When Time Arrives for trémely loud to- exceadingly Tow m D iting A : be secured. This festurs insures ho he sasiest possible operation,. epositing Another. {s'required Is to-turn the alal untl - reception 1y satlsfuctory. ,F.f,y"‘ 2 are being received t ¥y And now comes the nickel-in-the | printed dircctions and pressing a the disl at 80 slot radio receiver. 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