Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1924, Page 18

18 REAL SIX ITALIANS HANGED; BURIAL PLANS MADE Big Crowd Witnesses Arrival of Four of Bodies in New Orleans. o Associated Press. v ORLEANS, La, May 10— ations for the disposition of he six men hanged at ¢ for the murder of May 8, 1921, were un- of Andrea Lamantia, Joseph Giglio, Roy Leona and Joseph Bocchio arrived here last night, and before a crowd were removed from the train to an undertaking estab- lishment. Those of Joseph Rini and Natale Deamore, were taken to Ham- mond, the former to be sent to Chi- . and the latter to be sent here. s, (iglio’s and Leona's| - today will be sent to| N. Y. Bocchio, whose for- | mer home was in Chicago, will be buried here tomorrow. 1 imself twenty- ttempted to commit NEW YORK, May 10.—Thirty-six hours before he was to be hanged . La., with five companions committee three vears na wrote his wife, Vera, innocent of the crime, at he had attempted to shoul- entire blame for it, in an save the men condemned to die with him. FILES ANDERSON PLEA. Counsel Would Carry Anti-Saloon Leader’s Case to Higher Court. NEW YORK, ) ¥ 10.—A move has been made Vi 1 the case of Wii- | ESTATE.: BROADWAY AND WOMAN LURE BANKER TO STEAL Cashier €aid to Have Confessed De- sire for “Whirl” on Gay White Way Caused Defalcation. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 10.—Broadway and a woman got all of the pecula- tions of Charles M. Vanderoef, cash- jer of the First National Bank of Bellmore, Long Island, he was sald to have confessed in a signed state- ment submitted last night to his coun- sel and Federal Attorney Frieman. Vanderoef was held in $25.000 bail on of the bank's funds. The bank has been closed and bank examiners are going over the books. Bank exam- iners said his peculations may reach $40,000. Yolice said he admitted misappro- THE _EVENING KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Starts to Rough It. YoULL GET ALL THE ROUGHING IT YOU WANT. You | | wonT Have wor /o WATER OR BAM™ || ROUGH GoNNA T HEY? man, during the $5,000 robbery of the bank April 4. Vanderoef reiterated that he had never seen or heard of the bandits. Three men are under indictment for murder in connection with the slaying of Whitman. — It was after business trips from Bellmore to New York that he met the wdnan on whom most of the money was spent, he is said to have stated in his confession. Three times weekly he came here on banking bus- iness and each time duty was capped with a “whirl” at the Broadway cab- arets with “the other woman.” Vanderoef will make no defenze in the courts, his lawyer said, and has agreed to waive immunity if taken before the grand jury. a_charge of misappropriating $4,900 | £ YEH, TH' TH BETTER! WERE STA ROUGHER LWVE \N A HUNTING CATtP Wi NOTHIN' DUT THE BARE NECESSITIES- MURPHY LEFT $450,000. Tammany Chief's Estate Bequeath- ed Almost Entirely to Family. NBW YORK, May 10.—Charles F. Murphy, late loader of Tammany Hall, left an estate valued at approximately 50,000, it was revealed with the filing of his will lato yesterday. With the exception of one small bequest the entire estate was left to Mr. Murphy's widow and members of his family. S~ - Three hundred tons of the best rag paper are used in producing one year's supply of British stamps. WASHINGTON, D. ©C, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1924 By POP MOMAND. LiL 3AY SOTWERE][ (HEY PoRTER,T | [ bonT BIAME HEADED FOR W' WANT To WASH w BIG WOMDI. It GAN' To ROUEH 1T-~ou KNOW - GET UP W W' TORMIN}, WASH IN TH' He malintained that the DELAYS BARING TRIAL. PLAINS, N. Y., May 10.—An s granted by Supreme Court Saegar yesterday staying the ence O. Baring, indicted on a charge of attempting to murder his wife by poisoning. The order is effective pending cetermination of a motion to transfer the case from the county court to the supreme court. The trial, scheduled for May 22, prob- ably will be postponed. Charles E. Long, counsel for Bar- ing, contended that the indictments did not set forth the amount of poison said to have been administered to Mrs. Baring, or whether it was suf- ficient to have done her bodily harm. cide these questions. supreme court was the proper tribunal to de- REAL. ESTATE. Modern Ideas, Design and Construction Are Buili in This Exceptional : New Brick Residence (Just Completed) Corner 33d and McKinley Sts. N.W. (Chevy Chase, D. C.) Fully detached, on large corner lot. this home is sure to attract and interest you. House contains 8 rooms, 2 baths and all conveniences which go to make such a wonderful residence. Open for Inspection Sunday. Salesman on Premises. ARLINGTON REALTY (CO. REAL VALUES IN REAL 1627 K N.W. HOMES EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Main 3174 To invest in well-selected real estate in a growing sec- tion of a prosperous community is the surest and safest way of becoming independent. 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