Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 20

THAW NEAR FREEDOM ON 0. K. OF ALIENISTS, Sanity Ruling Expected at Court Proceedings in Philadelphia Next Week. HELD NEW YORK FUGITIVE Empire State Authorities Have L Claim on Slayer. BY ROBERT T. SMALL. Fpeclal Dispateh to The § NEW Y April 10.—News comes from Philadelphia that Harry Ken- slayer of Stanford White, bout to be declared sane by the who were appointed by him. 1 haw examine has world over. been It all t within & very short time aw will be a fr Ivania is concerne >t mean, by any stretch . however, that ree to come of Broad- career far as Pen This does ’of the great e to smuggle and out of N the New Harr 2 nds committed | ig pronounced | stat { { Leesburg, | settle what |against Jero THE TIMID SOUL. CASPAR , GO OVER AMD ASK THAT YOLICEMAN WHERE CEMNTER STREETIS WELC, ALL RIGHT, Bur \T SEEMS KIND OF SiLLy 1 AH -UH — CooP A MorMinG OFFicer! OH -t N - regs His present counsel devo old gray-haired AT ghting for him. say has no longer such e Philadelphia asylum ter a vear ago Thaw was| visit his mother- in He 1t is hoped that at Easter time w will be a free be. 80 far as New But Mre. Thaw | 1l pleased if her city again went — Merchant Gets Jail Term. Va, April 10.— Paul minent merchant of was convicted in district here und sentenced to six THE EVENING, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1924. —By WEBSTER. |REINFORCE AMERICAN|CALL OUTSIDE POLICE AW WE CAN Fimo T ALL RiGH _ v AsK | NEVER SAW sdcet A MANY AFRAD To ASK QUESTIONS « 1CE 9AY MURDERERS HANGED IN ONTARIO JAIL Pair Die Simuitaneously, One for| Bank Killing, Other for Slaying of Fiancee. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Ontario. April 10 —Ernest Sidney Murrill and Clarence Topping. convicted murderers. were hanged simultaneously in the Middlesex coun- ty jail yvard this morning. They were pronounced dead seven minutes after the bolt was shot. . Murrill was one of several men who NOWLiSTEN! | Ton' r (NTEMOD To WALK My FEET OFF LOOKING FOR CENTER STREET ! GO ANO THAT FoLrcenan! HE SAYS HE 00EsN'T IKNO UV, WHERE CENTER STREET 15 |of the German issues WHY, CARRIE, ~NO & !ad O _ ARE- I and was captured in Susanville, Calif., | ast year. Topping shot and killed Geraldine Durston, in 18 quarrel his fancee, 3, after a WOULD DESTROY BONDS. | T i Prof. Fisher of Yale Says German Issues Must Go. ' ST. LOUIS, April 10.—The only so- | iution of the German reparations problem is to “tear up” at least some of war bonds, Irving Fisher of Yale Univer- sity, noted economist, declared in an | address pefore the chamber of com- | merce here yesterday. No oiker practical solution is in sig | “However richly Germany may de-| serve to do penance the natural way of increasing her paying capacity is by reducing the debt until it is with- GUARD IN HONDURAS Additional Marines Arrive at Lega- tion in Face of Further Pos- sible Violence. By the Associated Press. . SAN SALVADOR, April 10.—Addi- tional American marines have reached Tegucigalpa. Honduras, to reinforce the small detachment guarding the American legation and compounds there. The fear is expressed in re- ports received here that further acts of violence may occur in the capital. A dispatch received today from La Esperanza says a revolutionary air- plane has dropped bombs on the A& facto government's military positions at Tegucigalpa. The bombing created a panic among the popalace. volutionary troops under com- mand of Gens. Ferrewa. Martinez and Funez are reported t> have annihil: the troops under the de facto go ernment generals Permino and Pe alta e number of men killed or wounded is mot mentioned in the dis- Gen. Dionisio Gutierrez, who ing 4 counter movement against the Honduran revolutionists, present at La Union. Salvador. MANHATTAN SHIRTS is &\ |are the get-together p numbers of very smart styles. sale are all periect. TO CONTROL STRIKE Dover, N. H, Officials Arrest Six Workers—Organizer of One Big Union Taken. By the Associated Press. DOVER, N. H. April 10.—Police from other cities aided the local force today in patrolling the business sec- tion and keeping every one on the move ag & result of a disturbance Jast night which resuited in six arrests.| Among Bmsley, Union, The arrests followed refusal of a crowd of Pacific Mills strike sympa- thizers, who had been picketing in front of the home of H. A. Newton, mill agent, to disperse. Fearing fur- ther trouble, the police sent for ten patrolmen from Nashua and ten from Lawrence, Mass, who arrived eariy oday. those arrested was Bert orgunizer of the One Big The Star or District The Want Ad mn: lace people. Delayed. From the London Telegraph. Norah—But, Reginald! very cross with you, really! You promised faithfully to brfng our engagement ring tonight. Reggie—Belieye me. dear, I'm sorry. The truth is—the other girl hasn't returned .it yet. 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