Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 9

John H uth of Wa 10 “MASTER MIND" : Man Sought in $100.000|: Robbery Solved by Wom- Mrs. George Gordon ntertained 1 for Mr. tle daugh- Seiliold. pre THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, ' 1924. ONMRS. FERGUSON { . Texas Democratic Leader| | Refuses to Support Party ' the Health Department in the last 24 hours: | 68— — oo eefy James D. and Linda Hall, hoy e . The latest murder made me feel | that something should be done to { eurb the men who stab with steel, or shoot with deadly gun. The vic- tim was a useful man, of character e followed up the anoral d's respect. reknown lean and white; and some | cheap gunman shot him down, and James and Willie John Danie Trving S, Joseph E Pluss, boy lian M. Hutclinson, boy and May H. Iieffron, girl Miteh Moo b Kline. b and Suruh L. The following marriage licenses have been issued during the last 24 hours: Harry Duan and Edna Benge, Kobert B. Lord and Fima M. Glenn. Jumes L. Diggs of Oxon Hill, Md Mary Lewis of this city. . and Rennie Carl Ransdell ‘and Helen Hitt. o Tiomas Francis Iaden and Katberine Agaes el it . Carner of Spottsylvania, Va., 2. Ream: Moseley, Va. cex Weaver. elma Dale Parker, h E. Wilkins, ’ BUFFALO, N. Y., August 29.—The Greater Detroit, giant side-wheeler of the Detroft and Cleveland Navigation Company, arrived here this morning on her maiden voyage from Detroit on schedule time. The vessel is the largest passenger craft on inland waters of the world, and is equipped with mechanical inaovations, includ- automatic sounding device gs an alarm when the depth She will ing an which rin becomes less than 20 feet. return to Detroit tonight. 9 We Want Apartments to Rent | Our office being so centrally located, many people apply to us for apartments in all sec- tions of the city. List your vacant apartments with us =0 that we can get you, Bo0d tenants by September 1. |[: Stone & Fairfax 1342 New York Ave. N.W. | | W | Tadore ‘ind e e ey " They have | robbed him in the night. h man in a cell. a loafer gone | the | to s l, | tell just why he did the deed. i place a weapon in the hands of such a brainless jay, and in an alley’s mouth he stands, prepared to rob land slay. He carcs not if his vie- | tims be the finest gents in town: | *Hand out your pocketbook,” says 0 e and calmy shoots them down 3 | We've laws forbidding this and that Deaths Reported. [on statutes we are fed: but any e s e . et 10| crook may pack a gat, and leave his fin | swath of dead. And we have laws o | preseribing doom for delegates who slay; but killers seldom reach the tomb until they're old and .gray The gunman that [ have in mind may | haply reach the pen, and there per- | form the convict's grind—but he'll | come out again. In seven months or seven years his pardon will ar- {rive, and” pawnshop men or auc- { tioneers will sell him weapons five s Hos | And he again will take the trail in 10, Trovidence Hospital, | dark streets of the town, and to ac- . quire some little kale will shoot good' i voters down. Quantrill's Men Reunited. (Copyrighty WALT MASON. WANSAS CITY, Nominee for Governor. and if he would he couldn’t an’s Confession. apartment n extended | T which. her « dher. oy one of the biggest and em thefts in the history STATE IS INTERVENING IN WATER RIGHTS FEUD California Ofli;\<ll; éeek to Scmein»v\l‘xw Trouble Which Provoked Kidnaping. A. Ferguson of Temple in her | for the governorship, <on hud sent his resig ver. chairman « national executis Lane. he youn with her h 20-year-old another « a jeweler, ri robbed the shop of Alexander b n Broadway and 100,000 in jewels last Thurs- woman i b, A making th W I that "I o ' 5 nce Hospitul . \ 06 11 At e \ rge Washington By the Associated P ¥ A ted T Blankenship. 19, Georgze Wash the Owens which I in ) ling water rights feud v in office the race d the when her hust rikht Sore wd | i | Berenic Shortor A sixth perse oners will meet with cted | ety regularity and all other to leave nothing und [ today and s > A . | muerilla chier's bush he employ | 411, but for the | inaly was credited f the Los | | or which led | 4 but the band ng. straight-ghootin »f the Southern cause | pidly, particularly in the | Match Your Odd Coats With Our Special re | champic and the subse He with local pol SO ind incorrupti thes invaded M ependent Den You [Ty Trousers, $4.65 Up. 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