Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 10

Shoots Parents, 80, To End Suffering, Then Kills Self West Point Graduate Says Suicide Is to Prove Sin- cerity in Case. PROPOSES HUGHES FOR S50 POST Church Council Official Would Select Secretary to Head Its Work. February 19 —Fe- ing the period of his aged pa to humanity past vishing !n end their suffering ‘Will Dunn, 40, a West shot and Xkilled them here Then he killed himself. Tn business-like n left in the living room of his ne explained that extrems s f elatives." the own life. After shooting ncerity of his belief with his his parents, Dunn is parents, who wer: 80 years old served in th | Worla war 4 lain REDEMPTION ORDERED. L enlimg et Mellon’s Order Covers Treasury QU”S WlTH SHORTAGE. Certificates and Notes. Banker Resigns | rregularity Is Shown. Massachusetts option, at p: ) date of such redemption, v certificates-of indebtes s dated Marc! r a personal maturing March 15, 1925. known here Assigned to Fort Riley. Lieut. Col. George T. Bowman, United States Cavalry, has been re- lieved from duty as an instructor at the Army War ge, Washington Barracks, and assigned to the ind Morpheus Snores a Letter to Dick Murphy, Oldsmobilizer Dear Dick: €I must have overdone it when I put Rip Van Winkle out of the picture for twenty calendars. Strange hotel beds and street noises are making my wo~k a bedtime bedlam and, soon as I make a tourist’s eyelids heavy, unaccustomed surroundings put them on the blink. qI've tried to get your help but can’t get near your show-room—everybody’s so wide-awake there. You know cars, I know sleep—let’s make the Oldsmobile Coach the car of his dreams for the tourist by fixing things so he can go to bed in it. € Do something, Dick, with your Oldsmability, to get me a spell of rest from trying to get my spell of rest back in trim with travelers. Yours till the bed springs, MORPHEUS. P. S—I know adding a boudoir to a siz-cylinder car that sells for only $1,065 is asking a lot, but don’t fail me. DICK MURPHY, Ina, R.J.MURPHY. PazsioenT DISTRIBUTORS 1835 14th St. Potomac 1000 OLDSMOBILE §ix - The Saver You cannot down him. Hemaybe up against a tough proposition, but he will scheme and squirm and wiggle through—somehow. The deeper the hole he finds himself in the more ingeniously " and earnestly he will struggle to extricate himself. b He will save some- thing—no matterwhat illing to prove | IS8 might to some extent cover the short- Alleged to Have Borrowed Funds From Woman Treas- urer, Causing Crisis. T WVEN THE EVE) age in her accounts. Mills. He is said to have commenced borrowing from Miss Tefft after his . fon was necessary. The covered only by notes, un- these notes was never paid. Miss Tefft_has admitted to Attorney Gen- her favors in lending him money was the gift Lo her of wmall quantities of and a present last Christmas. Before going to jall Broome tele- l | M"_I_ UWNER HEI-U Rroomo 1s proprietor of the Pontlac plant was partially burned down and y collateral. Interest on eral Sisson that Rroome's return for clott from his miil at various times phoned his wife to close the mill. LINKS SELF IN PLOT. Convict Says He Sold Explosive for Wall Street Bomb. LOS —Herb ict, murderer »|and State's witness in the trial of and three others for the loot- mall truck here in March, atinued yesterday his recital life of crime, with a chapter on part in handling the explosive ked the section of Wall New Yorlk, in 1920. Wilson said that he Bertsch, another defendant, stols the 130 quarts of nitroglycerin used in the explosion and sold them to two men whose s he dld not know. The price, aid was $3,000 Brcaks Neck in Fall. at the head of a By the Associated Press PROVID E, R. I, February 19.— Richard omo, textile m: turer at hel of Judgo W tts, at early today and s ji failed to put up $5,000 bond. 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Independence will some day be his re- ward. meoln National Bank 7th & D Sts. 17th & H Sts. *595 Liberal allowance for your old piano Sold Only at the Jordan Store G St. Cor. 13th S‘md for tissue-paper floor patiern bt its own im-| i STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. GIRLS FEARED ABDUCTED. Chinese Colonies Searched in All Large Cities. NEW YORK, February 19.—Two abducted by ~ Chinese, are being sought in every large city in the country having a Chinese colony, it became known last night. Descrip- tions of the who disappeared on January 5, 1 been furnished to police of Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, St. Louis and other cities. The girls are Anna Brazaitis, 15, and Mary Leviskis, 17, high school chums, gvith ambitions to go ou the concert stage. Workmen Killed in Attack. 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