Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. GOES HAPPILY TO PRISON FOR 22-YEAR-OLD CRIME Man 51 Sent to Cell for Two Years for Attempt. to Kill Ala- baman in Quarrel. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924. SAYS ROCKEFELLER FEARS FRESTATE [+ meermuer SLAYS THOWOMEN v g s e Stock to 120, Gould Wit- ; i iy the Associnted P ness Says. | BIRMINGHA { Oliver Cameron, Footwear for the Family ' - .- S— s Qs‘akséfl@mpmlp New Autumn Styles Fea:urlni; a fine array of ultra $3 98 stylish Pumps and Oxfords at a $3.98 % moderate price Patent or Black Suede, @?8 low heels, Goodyear woles and Patent Black Sueds or rubber Leels. Black Satin, with high heels. $3.98 33-98 6 pairs for $5.50 » advantage of the h as | that he had not killed Ga: al had been made whereby the|thought. He went to prison with a 0 +‘ uld not be sold in the | smile s | < Ala., October 17.— 1, left yesterd SEVINTH STREET RV e T Eee sy et ] Retired Farmer, Adjudged | Incompetent, Also Wounds SEic. Galober eller joined a pool in 1901 /a4 two-year sentence on conviction of Lawyer in Court. ich resulted in the selling of [attempting to kill W. J. Gay in this 1M ri ific rallroad stock at 120, | cou ecades ago. i er B. Walker of counsel for Frank | d and was arrested uld testified yesterday in the $82.- a d, Oreg., after he _| 000,000 accounting hearing on the |had jumped into a river in an effort to dship of George J. Gould as|end his own life. When rescued he 1 executor of the e stated he thought he had slain Gay Gould. -land was attempting to escape the 1- | pangs of his conscience. Birmingham te were so | officials were notified and he was to ! brought bas here happ to know ety and to app -John D.|his own conscience. He is beginning Men’s Silk Hose Men's Full-fashioned Silk Hose with lisle tops and extra heavy reinforced lisle toes and heels. Anniversary Price, 9 5c By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y., October 17. 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