Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1924, Page 10

¢ @nd that of a nex TEN, DEATH TOLL - INSTEAMER FIRE ‘odles of Flve Newsboys Re- - covered as Two Investi- gations Are Started. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, July 7.—The bodics | éf five boys, mer of the Balti- more Evening Sun's Newsboy Band, | , were found on the hulk of the bay steamer Three Rivers yesterday when the remains of the vessel, which was burned to tho water-line in Chesapeake Bay early Saturday morning, were towed into Baltimore. This brings the total number of ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Blood-Curdling Cry of ‘Murder’?“*—?’-;" S s oo By Brings Police Dashing to Rescue| Official feet came thumping down from desk tops in the fourth precinct police station shortly after noon to- day when a voice screamed over the | telophone in _spine-chilling _tones: “Help, O Help! Murder! | Please come quickly.” In another | minute the patrol wagon, jammed and overflowing with panting re- | serves, was clanging its way to 311 | 15t street With motor roaring and radiator | boiling, the vehicle came to a stop just two chugs ahead of another car | that had rushed the murder squad from headquarters. As an excited crowd surged to the scene, police re- | serves and detectives leaped breath- less through the open door into the silent house Only death-like stillness greeted the panting officers as they rushed | from parlor to dining room and fin: Murder! | P! cxm nnly in her obsessed Imagination. urried consultation, - the Mlicc decidefl it would be safer to —_— have the woman sent to an asylum e T STUDEBAKER ‘observation, Tho law prohibits an offoer from : making an arrest for any but a most Just Drive It; That's All serious’ offense in a private home Without “first obaining & warrant, e We Pay You on yoar D. C, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1924. NI R OCERY CO, i, A STORE NEAR YOUR HOME perlb, 48¢ SANITARY BRAND— One - pound prints or four quarter-pound prints in carton. Butte Victims of the fire up to ten and ac- |lv int counts for all those known to be s missing. . S iles, | her Kitchen floor. The boys were Nelson A. Miles, | RO7 KILOhOD £OOF seventeen: Lester Seligman, fifteen;| “Sho was Amy Herbert, who twice Ashby Pilker. Vernon flerson, | before had called the reserves to ghastly homicides that were found i9 —_— DAILY BALANCES . e 3% 4% The Munsey Trust Co. Munsey Building Pa. Ave., Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. busy scrubbing Instantly the of- T, Eggs 55wz perdoz, 35¢ n 3y of & megro, Which was strapped a life preserver of the Three Rivers, was washed ashore on Hoopers Island. The | bodics of twe other negrocs had been | found shortly after the disaster. | Interest on ordinary savings ac- counts — compounded quarterly. Two Investigations. | Interest on special savings cer- stificates — compounded semi- annually. 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