Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 7

SHOTEUNS GUARD | IALLIN BUFFALD Delivery Afiempt Feared. City Terrorized by Bank and Pay Roll Hold-Ups. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y, October 30.— While the detective forces of this and nearby places today were bend- ing every effort to run down the gang that murdered Charles W. Clifford and Lewls M during a hold-up in fro Bank of Buffalo Branch of ne Trust Co. on Thursday. aordinary p cautions were g taken by the yolice and sheriff to guard prisones in the county jail charged with sim- flar crimes and to protect the funds of banks in transit Shotguns Guard Jail. Pol “hief an or tructing all members of the department on duty in the vielnity of banks to be prepared for | wergency while maney is being | rred from bank Sheriff rington of the the Ma issued | mmermann transf t me | ned nnother. Mourning Blacks Dyed | 24-HOUR SERVICE | Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 ! them $93.000, | ot | tion offered additional rewards jall to frustrate any possible at- tempt to liberate three accused mem- bers of a pay roll robbers’ gang now conflned ther These steps were taken because of the fear that Charles (“Dutch”) Anderson, pal of Gerapd Chapman, in- ternationally notorious bandit, and Harry Harris, alleged leader of a pay roll robber's gang that operated here vecently, were the principals in Thursday’s’ holdup. With these two men at the head of a new gang of gunmen, it was believed that y terday's bold stroke, which netted might prove to be only the beginning of a reign of terror. Ividence of the presence of Ander- son in the gang was established to the satisfaction of the police and the head of the Burns' Detective Agency v Charles Welling, a garage employe, who identified a rogues’ gal lery victure of Anderson as the like- ness of the man who on Wednesday night stored the automobile used by the bandits in the place where he, works. Several witnesses to the hold. up and shooting in front of the bank were positive In their identification Harris as one of the principals. In addition to the activities of the sherlff and the police the Marine Trust Co. offered a reward of $10,000 for the capture of the outlaws, and the Buffalo Clearing House Associa- of a | like amount for the capture of per- sons taking part in a bank hold-up. Woman Applies for Citizenship. Intent citizen w Supreme Court on, a maid in ik, Secreta is a native of to become an American as filed today in the District by Harriet A Harri the home of Hubert of the Interior. She England and came to this country in 1916. She said that her maternal grandmother was an American and married an English- I man. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. OCTOBER o, o 1925. YELLOWLEY CONFERS ON BEER CONSPIRACY Discusses With Andrews Case Un- der Investigation by Federal Jury. E. C. Yellowley, Federal prohibition { administrator at Chicago, was in con- ference today with Assistant Secre- tary Andrews of the Treasury on the subject of the alleged beer-running conspiracy which has been under in: vestigation by the Federal grand jury in_Chicago. Neither official would discuss the conference, but it was admitted that | the beer case had been under consid | eration. Mr. Andrews has been giving | considerable attention to reports by Federal agents on the question of transportation of beer into Chicago, but has kept his own counsel, and his assoclates have been giving no intima- tion as to his thoughts on ways and means of defeating a continuation of | the illegal traffic. It was assumed that Mr. Yellowley had apprised the Assistant Secretary of the character of evidence presented to the grand jury, most of which had been gathered by agents working under Mr. Yellowley’s direction a hint thrown out that Mr. may turn to consideration of new regulations to prevent a recur- rence of the traffic which has beeneso much trouble in the lake region. During an election at Ennis, Ire- land, this Fall, one ballot box was taken 30 miles to a polling place, guarded through the day, htne was sealed and taken back to the court- house to be opened and reveal that not a vote had been placed in it. THE WEATHER District of Columbla—Snow or rain tonight, probably clearing tomorrow morning; somewhat colder tonight; lowest temperature about 32 degrees; slowly rising temperature tomorrow afternoon; warm Sunday; fresh north- east backing to northwest winds, di minishing tomorrow. Maryland—Snow or rain tonight; probably clearing tomorrow morning; somewhat colder tonight; slowly rising temperature _tomorrow afternoon; warmer Sunday; strong northeast winds backing to northwest on the coast tomorrow morning. Virginfa—Rain on the coast and snow or rain in the interlor tonight, probably clearing tomorrow morning; somewhat colder tonight, slowly rising temperature tomorrow afternoon; warmer strong northeast winds probably reaching gale force on the coast tonight and backing north- west tomorrow morning. West Virginla—Snow and somewhat colder tonight; tomorrow generally fair with slowly rising temperature; considerably warmer Sunday. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 1 117 p.m.; high tide, 7:12 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:04 p.m.; high tide, 7:45 7:59 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today- 5:11 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:34 a.m.; sun sets 5:10 p.m. Moon rises 5:06 a.m Sun rose 6:33 a.m.; sun sets 5:02 p.m.; moon sets Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Records for 24 Hours. 44; Thermometer—4 p.m., 40; 12 midnight, 40; 4 a.m. ; noon, 42. Barometer—4 p.m., 8 am., 30.45; noon, 30.41. Highest temperature, at 3 p.m. yesterday. ature, 38, occurred at 6 a Temperature same date last year— Highest, 60; lowest, 49. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls.today Temperature, 49; muddy. S ‘Weather in Various Cities. 80.40; 30.44; 12 midnight, 30.46; 4 a.m., 30.45; 44, occurred Lowest temper- condition, 8 pm., 89; 8 am., 8 pm., m. today. at 8 am. very E Tewperature. E F2 Stations. [TED . g ,E e pepamsas Abilene, Tex Albany " Atanta Adantie City Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck oston Denver Detroit Fl Paso. Galveston Indianavols Sonville Kaneas City Low " Angelcs Louisville . Miami. Fla! i N."Orlieans.. 20,96 New York.. Okla, “Cit Omaha . = £5 2 3 55 weather. . Prcloudy : Cloudy Sriow Snow Snow Pt eloudy Cloudy > Clear | and L streets southwest. | Oxtord, Ohic . i —-—————‘———*——I%. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The National Fellowship Club will have a masquerade dance tomorrow night at Hotel Washington. Visitors welcome. | The Bureau of Commercial Eco-| nomics has cards out for a motion picture talk by the explorer, L. O.| Armstrong, Sunday, 8:15 pm. in the Wardman Park Hotel Theater. | Subject: “Whale Hunting Among the Fiords of America.” St. Monica’s Chapel will give its an- nual Halloween frolic tomorrow, 7:30 | p.m., at the Guild Hall, South Capitol Harry E. Hull, general commissioner of immigration, will speak before the young business and _ professional women'’s department of the Y. W. Tuesday evening, at 614 E street. Subject, “Immigration Legislation.” The Frolle Club will give a| Halloween dance tomorrow night at | the Cairo Hotel. Visitors welcome. Stanton Park Citizens' Association | will meet Monday, 8 p.n., at Peabody School. The Takoma, D. C., Citizens' Asso- ciation will meet Monday, 8 p.m. Rep- resentative Thomas L. Blanton will speak. Assoclation of Oldest Inhabitants | will meet Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., mi Union Engine House, Nineteenth and H streets. The Alumnae of Western College, is invited to meet with Boyd tomorrow, §:45 Inn, 1214 Eight- | President W | p.m., at Longtellow eenth street The North Sta meet with Mrs. E eenth and Varnum streets, Tuesda p.m. Mrs. Mary Riordan, Mrs. Lev W. C. T. €., will dsen Briggs, Eight- | Business Women’s Ccuncil will have | { Griffith, general chairman; Miss Molli ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Dr. Wade H. Atkinson will give a travel talk on the “Land of the Mid- night Sun,” 8:15 o'clock, at St. Paul English Lutheran Church under aus | pices of the Stewart Class. committee of the | charge of the meeting at the Church| of the Covenant. A party will follow | devotional service. The Petworth Women's Club glve an entertainment, 7:45 o'cloc] Joppa Lodge Hall, 4209 Ninth street. The Writers' League will meet, 8| o’clock, at Thomson School The Concord Club will give a Hal-| loween dance at the clubhouse, 314 C street. i The U. S. | American Legion, will loween dance, 9 o'clock Barracks. Costumes. Jacob Post, Hal- mrl Louls J. Schwefal will lecture t the Sixth Street Syna ‘Is Business Honest? What | Judaism Say Cantor Louls Novick and the adult choir of 12 voic will sing. The Rebekah A: will have its ann Fellows’ Temple. gin at 4:30 o'clock. at 8:30. Public invited Dr. o bazaar in The bazaar will be Masquerade da Mre. Jean ., Odd 1 | E. Edmonston in charge | | The Ohlo CArls masquerade dance R street. Ellzabeth Wh 28 years a forelgn r speak before the Busines: Couneil, of the of the dance Club will giv at the Denlee, 1 a Mrs. e Janson, for slonary, will Woman’s | 30 o'clock, at the Church ovenant DBeaths. At Baltimore, Md. October, 20 508 6701 York S ced wite' of w Wl “from " ner ‘late. res Minnesota ave. se.. Satur AU 30" am. thence to Teresa's Church, where requiem mass will be said at 10 ara. Interment Con wressional and BARTLEY. rd Jaines s Wednesday. October bm. CAROLINE 'C 1A inzton Trom her. Tath. rosidance 31. at & ax of the Holy Comic Capitol sts. at friends invited to attend Mount Olivet Cemetersy. ELSTON. The remain STON, beloved a d K- and Ethe Int of ¥ Elcton BEVERL ehiid of Fd: will be taken D terred ' in day. October and’ friends in Departed this life suddenis Sctaber 271825 LEVI GREE devoted hushand of Clar s Lomax Chap: Green Valley, at 2 p.m. Re tives and frie « delphia an cony | HFAWKINS. Departed thia Jife Mon: tober 1095 at B MARY HAWKINS oo iam Dixon., She leaves keven grandehl R £ts. Go3d Sheph rd ird ets.. Sat HERNDON. gy 100G, 1310 = fton THioaad ¥ rp\- it i HOGAN Philadelphia Phoenix Pittaburgh. . Portland. Mo Portland.Or Raleigh.N C S. Lake City 30 San” Antonio 3016 Sam Diego. - b b The Twentieth Century Club will meet, 4:30 o'clock, at Chevy Cha | School, to hear Walter Pritcha | speak of “The English Comedy Manners.’ “Tex” Rickard’s foe Dies. NEW YORK, October 30 (&) |George L. Rickard, wife of Rickard, prize fight promoter, died »r home here today. Death follo an illness of several days, complicated | by pneumonia. Jackson and Mrs. James Boyd, assist ant hostesse: A Halloween dance for the benefit of Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 398, Ladies’ Auxiliary to B. R. T., will b | given tomorrow, 8 p.m., in Knights of | | Columbus Hall.” Costumes. of HOGAN. Washin | 770 Elis. will ec Clondy At R o'elock Cloudy Clear 0.50 Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cosmos Club—There will be a lec- ture by Timothy A. Smiddy, minister of the Irish Free State, on “The De- velopment of the Irish Free Stat iin sembly hall, Monday, 8:30 p.m. M. bers are invited to bring ladies, using C; ron House entrance, 3008 £°DC: 3044 A7 FINREL & GELEY o \nw Funeral FOREIGN. Ex (8 am. Grecowich time, ations indon. England. . “France enria. Austria . penbagen. Derima ! Sdatknotm. * sweden Horta (Fayal-. Azores Hamilton, ~ Bermuda.. . . | San_Juan. Porto Rico. Havana, Cut Colon, Car today.) Temperature. Weather 80" Part cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy Tart cloudy | Part cloudy Rain | Cloudy Cleal Rai| B HORN = Card of Ghanks. } COOK. We wish to express our sincere ap- preciation to our many_{friends for indness and beautiful Sowezs « = and death of our CES COOK. THE F M am’agt.v LITZ—GLOTZBACH. Mr D Glotzbach wisll to snnounce the mar riage their daughter. LDR] {.x(flznun RGE R. 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