Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 32

DETECTIVES CONNECT 2 STORE ROBBERIES Cuspect Bandits Who Took $1X123' Saturday Executed Earlier ’ Piggly nggly Hold-Up. OFFICERS CHASE BOOTLEGGEI‘. Scize Liquor and Automobile; Men Escape. A clue connecting Saturday night's Tiggly Wigegly hold-up and robbery th the Piggly Wiggly robbery near Lincoln northeast months o uncovered head- quarters detcctives The latest hold-up netted four au- £1,623, surrendered raul manager, and Ber- nard Chase, cashier of corporation’s 18th strect and Co- | two by road has been tomobile bandits Thom cspectively, lumbia road store in addition to the clue which has| epened up a definite channel of in- Stization. there are other aspects | which link the two affairs together. it is pointed out that the manner in hich the latest robbery was staged: similar to the $13,000 robbery two ago. In both instances the car d by the men carrying the money < forced to the side of the road by automobile containing the hkndll.\,r leaped out and xot the monmey. - | ‘The method of the robbery u first case as the robbers on Saturday night, or rhaps. the persons committing the | ‘cond hold-up used the same meth- i< beeause of their connection with robbers in the first hold-up. Three | now aw trial in the | Jail in with the robbers snnected first robbers still at ves Springman for the morning _came * transferring some middle zers recogni with the re vhase ensued terminated in the bootlegg being wrecked when it ran into a fence and crashed through a door at 6th and 1 streets, after its occupants had jumped from the moving vehicle. The liquor and wrecked machine was turned over to police of the second precinct. | PROBE GERMANIA SALE. Tests Transfer police that an Berlin Court of Political Organ. “The sale of hares in BERLIN, June & important block "of mpany publishing Germania, Clerical Party's official argan, to anz von Pa former military at- rman embassy at subject of a court court is seeking legality of the | res by the former an the the Maj. litical orientation s organ is in- trunsaction, | greement entered Shareholdcrs. The block of stock in- volved in litigation was owned by a woman who is alleged to have given her husband her voting pro but not the authority to dispose of party ounted | s right wgrarian interests the moving spitit of the p: | rea { terdenominational LS The Secret. s i 2 - I've been on earth a long, long time, my head is white with age’s rime, I've heard the rusty deathbell chime for friends, in solemn tones; and many who were borne away to sleep forever and a day had often paused a bit vo say, “You'll never riake old bones.” The rules of health T have defied, I've let the diet dopesters slide; I never walk when 1 can ride, all exercise 1 hate; I've borne around a load of fat; athletic gents would stare thereat, and say, *King Death will come to bat, if you don’t cut (lowu weight.” (um(, play 1.1y game,” the golfer cries: “to ba int tallow is unwise: the fat man al- v ups and dies twelve years be- fo.re his tim I chase a ball o'er hills and dales, and | am hard as thr ee<inch nails; I'm feeling like the Pritwce of Wales, like Hector in his prinse.” But hark, again the death bell glan gs, and quys who made these | health harangues are traveling, in sheeted wangs, to bargain counter tombs ; while I, who've never fenced or spacred, or rlimbed a tree, or walked a yard. am resting in my wealth of lird. amid the orange blooms. I hate to stir myseli at all, and so . lean against the wall that's the secret, after all, of livi many yvars: do just as nature may suggesty if you are lazy, sit and rest: if energetic, hump your hest, as hump the brindled steers (Copyright) \\' ALT MASON DEGREES TO BE GIVEN | 200 LAW GRADUATES National Wniversity to Hold Fifty- Fifth Commencement at Central High School Tonight. More tham 200 law students will |} receive degrees at the fifty-fifth an- | nual commencement of the National | University Law School. to be held in | the Centrsl High School .ludenum‘ tonight at 8 o'clock. The degrees of bachelor of laws, master of laws and master of patent law will be confer- | Many .of the graduates are! women | Senator Carawa Arkansas will be the princti and the honorary of laws will be confertrred upen him. Justice Frederick 1. Siddons of the ]n\xru‘v[ Supreme Cour{ and senior member of ? will preside. Degrees by Prof. Hayden secretary of the nted executive university Canon Chase Delivers Address. | Canon William Sheafe Chase, rec- | tor st Protestant Episcopal | Church, Brookliyn York. repre- | the Lord" » United States, New of the | Mis t “the | Church | The interdenominational com- | ix secking to make Sunday | a day of rest” in the District of | Columbia_and favors the Jones bill | introduced in the C i UNDER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT committee Woman's Ipterdenominationa wing. which is oppesing X, Chauncey Denefi Returns to Desk. SW YORK. June 9.-—Chauncey M. Depew, chalrman of the New ral lines, will return to his office today after an abesnce of ten days due to a sore throat. It was said at his home today that he had completely re- covered. Only last week it was re- ported that he would retire, but the | rumor was denied | P Parents Find Baby Dead. Special Dispatch to The Star MOUNDSVILLE, Va, June 9 —! 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