Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1924, Page 18

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DOG'S ANTICS BETRAY THEM Bodies, Riddled With Buckshot, Taken Back to Prison. By the Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., February 5. —Riddled with buckshot, the bodies of the three convicts who escaped from the penitentiary yesterday, after killing James Hart, & sixty-year-old Buard, were back at the prison today. Queer actions of a dog resulted in the capture, The three were shot to death last night by prison guards after they had taken refuge in a hay- stack on & farm five miles southeast of here. L) Sought Shelter From Storm. A dozen penitentiarq guards found the fugitives huddled in the hay pile to protect themselves from the se- vere blizzard which had visited this vieinity several hours earlier. No sooner had the guards appeared than one of the trio opened fire with the revolver taken from the guard, Hart. The weapon contained three cart- jridges, and these were fired at the guards, who immediately returned the fire. The bodies of the conviets were loaded on a truck and returned to the penitentiary. First Intimation of the whereabouts of the fugitives reached prison au- thorities about 6 p.m., where Robert Rush, a dairyman residing near I ported that his dog had been acting queerly all afternoon. The prison guards hopped in auto- moblles and drove to the place. The headlights of the cars were trained on the haystack, and this brought fire from the convicts. Consldered “Bad Men,” The three, who were considered in the prison as “bad men,” were: Frank Delaore, serving_forty-five years for murder: Jack McFall, serving ten years for robbery, and ‘Miles Thomas, eight years on a. burglary charge. The three men, who celied toget| made their escape by flling and sa ing the lower bars on their cell du a then went to the bathroom in the basement, where they sawed the bars of a window opening on_the yard of the stockade. The %uard at a tower failed to see them. hey then opened fire on the guard, who dropped to the floor. The men then scaled the wall where the trio had taken refuge, re- | THE EVENING Labor Party Heads Oufline Program to Help Agriculture By the Associated Press. LONDON, February 5.—The Na- tlonal Council of the independent labor party, of which Premier Ram- say Macdonald is a member, has 1ssued its agricultural program, the main points of which are na- tionalization of land and the or- Banization of agriculture as a na- flonal service on a co-operative sis. WEBB RELATIVES FILE APPEAL AGAINST WILL Oppose Surrogate’s Ducfsion Up- holding Husband’s Control of Property. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, February 5.—An ap- peal from the surrogate’s decision which upheld the will of Mrs. Gertle Gorman Webb was filed yesterday in the appellate division of the Supreme Court and will be argued February The appeal was sought by John P. Cohalan, attorney for relatives of the late Mrs. Webb, who left all her broperty, worth about $2,000,000, to her husband for him to dispose of as she desired. Mrs. Webb died under cir- cumstances which resulted in an offi- cial inquiry, but it was decided that her death was due to natural causes, 18,000 LEHIGH MINERS THREATEN TO STRIKE Will Walk Out Thursday if Exist- ing Grievances Are Not Adjusted. By the Associated Press, SCRANTON, Pa.,, February 5.—A general strike of miners at the thir- teen operations of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company, in district No. 1, wiil be called Thursday afternoon if ex- isting grievances “are not adjusted, it was announced last night follow- ing a meeting of the general griev- ance committee in West Wyoming. About 18,000 mine workers would be affected. — by means of a ladder they found near- by and escaped in the darkness. The murdered guard was taken by surprise, bound and gagged and struck with a club. He died soon aft- erward. Bloodhounds were sent from Sedalia, Mo., but a heavy rain oblit- erated the trail. FOUR-PIECE WALNUT The Regular Price of this suite The Regular Price of this suite FOUR-PIECE W. The Regular Price of th Price Bedroom Chair. Discount During the Febru- - ary Reduction Sale Ninth and F FEBR E FOUR-PIECE WALNUT FINISH BEDROOM SUITE. eduction A M SUITE, with Twin Beds, Dressing Table Chair, Rocker and ir. Regular Price, $650.00. Pay Open an Account. Weckly or Monthly VENEER BEDROOM SUITE. is $225.00. February Reduction is $325.00. February R February Reduction THREE-PIECE CANE hACK MAHOGANY FINISH LIVING ROOM SUITE. The Regular Price of this suite is $220.00. February Reduction Price $170.00 . $235.00 $300.00 $475.00 Reduction Price Reduction Price THREE-PIECE CANE BACK MAHOGANY FINISH LI The Regular Frice & $205.00. Bobooty Robnics $2 00.0‘0 covered with good grade of Tapestry. € seissacccssesonomnsesnmar o Cowonee -Tfi"f,fi‘”fiw MEA'I‘;B} BACjI{h M;?HOGA}’V}_' FINIE“H LIVING R lour, i ‘:lmn ga‘g e Velour, ¢ Regular Price of il m:il":-iz'?. THREE-PIECE MAHOGANY FINISH LIV TEN-PIECE SUITE. The Regular Price of this suite is $30( SUITE, with 72-inch Bufiet. is $400.00. February TEN-PIECE SHERATON DESIGN DIX SUITE. The Regular Price of this suite STAR, 'WASHINGTON, PRESBYTERY UPHOLDS MODERNIST SERMONS Vote of 111 to 28 Accepts Report Fosdick Teachings Do Not Bor- der on Heresy. BUCHANAN FILES PROTEST Declares Commission Guilty of Dis- loyalty to Assemblies. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 5.—The mod- ernist preachings of Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, an ordained Bap- tist and part time occupant of the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church in Fifth avenue, were ap- proved yesterday by the New York Presbytery, The presbytery accepted by a vote of 111 to 28, the report of a commit- tee which conducted a lengthy inves- tigation of charges that Rev. Dr. Fos- dick's sermon, specifically his “Shall the Fundamentals Win?" bordered on heresy and flaunted the doctrines of the church, Before the ballot was taken Rev. Dr. W. D. Buchanan, pastor of the Broadway Presbyterfan Church and D. ©, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1924, Prince of Wales Tries Horses Entered for Epsom Downs Races By the Associated Press. LONDON, ~February 5. — The Prince of Wales' is reported to.- have motored to Epsom Downs ' Yesterday in the early hours and to have ridden several horses en- tered in forthcoming races. Ac- cording to the Daily Mail the prince engaged in an informal con- test against two professional Jockeys. —_— an acknowledged leader of local fun- damentalists, submitted to the pres- bytery a long protest against the committee’s report. Tells Committee’s Reasons. Adoption ‘was preceded by an ad- dress lasting an hour. in_which the Rev. Dr. Edgar Whitaker Work, pas- tor of Fourth Church and chairman of the investigating committee, set forth fts reason for upholding Rev. Dr=Fosdick's preachings. Rev. Dr. Bucanan's protest was based on three counts. The first was that ap- proval of Rev. Dr. Fosdick's preach- ing did not carry out the mandate of the General Assembly at Indianapolis’ in 1923; that Rev. Dr. Fosdick had not made a clear declaration of be- lief in the testaments, the virgin birth, the sacrificial death of Christ on the cross, the resurrection and the miracles,’and that the commit- tee's report was founded on hearsay, Rev. Dr. Work having admitted he never had heard Rev. 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