Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1924, Page 5

16 KILLED IN MOTOR WEEK END ACCIDENTS Eight Are Victims at Railrodd T l Crossings—Four Plunge f Off Bridges. ‘WOMAN DIES CHANGING SEAT Accountant’s Car Goes Off Embank- ment Rounding Curve. 21.—Four | April ; a father and two tlled and a third son was fatally injured when train on the Maine Cen- struck their automobile at alf crossing here. The dead arc ene Valle, and Paul D *wiston. Leger Valic, tomobile, is not exp nd Eu- all of iver of the ted to live Adolp I (Dr. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Cornetist Calms Lions by His Playing; Enters Den to Overcome Stage Fright| BY RUNAWAY ENGINE Music in Hamburg Cages. By the Associated Press, BERLIN, April 21—If Dr. Max Sostario is as successful in silencing the music critics with his cornet| s playing as he was in taming Hagen- beck’s lions, he should have a great | career on the comcert stage. The| doctor, who is a natural scientist as well as & cornet virtuoso, recently decided he would overcome stage MAN.AND 165 HORSES DIEIN RlCHMOND FIRE| $300,000 Damage When Southern his own risk. the lions at first e and sniffed at him to the corners of th FRENCH AIRMEN GET More Friendly Feeling Marks Fall | AID FROM GERMANS , FOUR PERSONS KILLED Max Sostario Is Sniffed at Suspiciously at First, J Hdliimors: and 0Mic: Eoosmotive But Beasts Finally Stand Spelll.ound by Breaks Away From Chicago Roundhouse. day whén a Baltimore and Ohio ra road engine ran wild from a round- house and crashed into an autom Lindbers, who died ‘later in s $ere B spAT it was possible | ping steam and vibration uave caused the n throttle to | “H Lattie, negre, one of four| men held in the Invetigation, said | h. igine, and was w MONDAY, APRIL s anitary < Butter 1-Lb. Carton 45¢ 21, 1924, Wisconsin Cheese One Pound 27¢ Sanitary Eggs an Carton per Doz. 30c Loffler’s Sliced Bacon %-Lb. Pke. 15¢ Gelfand’s Mayonnaise per Jar 25¢ Fancy Smoked Hams perrv. 20c Large Can Tomatoes, 2 Cans for 25¢ Blue Ridge Corn 10c Specials for This Week PRUNES =% » 10¢ “PROTECTO” - 2+=15¢ SCHIMMEL'S JELLYe:<10¢ CORN 11c PEAS === 2 % 3a¢! If you like fine peas we urge you to try this brand. We believe you will recognize that this brand would not be FOUR KILLED BY TRAIN. ___MARIE CORELLL Stock Yards Are Destroyed at Early Hour. of Plane in Unoccupied {7e 7o Others Tajued Wi awi 1| MARIE CORELLI DIES; Demolished thought the crew hud arge until he saw a man | Jump from the eab. " The other thres men held wers in | | the shanty at the time. | | Aaa RICHMON April 21.—Charles the engine from Bernicchi, thirty vears old, lost his|: S |tite and 165 horses and mules were |from French headquarters, | burned to h in a fire which de- | sued through the H: T ; [EUETSHE Ao WA iauehiber Of‘c:rn\w! the ern Stock Yards here | French official new. thrown fifty Italian Father and Scottish § ng damage estimated |day. The note, which b CAR GOES THROUGH RAIL. Mother. The origin of the blaze, | of more friendly relations between i = | : letermined. een first in the fi - | the Germans nch in the | Two Killed When Auto Drops Into | & Dr.CLAUDE S. SEMONES Police | vicinity of the the Associated Press. !a inv he theory that a| “On April 14 Creek at St. Louis - hiatas th i Eyesight Specialist ST. 10 3 etret 3 =Pl § . . | Phone Main 721 RATFORD - UPO] carelessly thrown | plage was forced to ALOrS Wers:t 409410 McLachien Bld. 10th and G Sts. fident the eng in motion, but they ar find & motive for the aot. unable to | | evidence | McGormick Medical ollege Graduate Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined week 2 when t ; Ffice Disfigured ;. With Itchy Pimples || Cuticura He “I bad & severe case of rough and irritated skin, together with red pimples and black- heads. The pimples itched and bumned causing me to scratch,and the scratch- 2 ing caused sore eruptions Sl e = which disfigured my face .»mp,“m,. this /AR very much. 1 lost many ut and_order re- r a good night's sleep on None was L account of the irritation. The trouble lasted about six or seven weeks. 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