Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1926, Page 3

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Han lon had offered Alejandro T.opez. | another defendant, immunity if hej would testif gainst Fuertes. i The trial was looked upon by the overnment as the most important in | its campaign for |)r hibition enforce- | ment in. Porto H nd | Deputy Customs Siegmund testified !that Fuertes and others nl'fw ed to ‘ them for the privilege of s k) lunlm‘ into the island. The liberated less than an hour ! Guard, However. Says Slayer of Franks Boy Asked to Join Gang. | By the Associated Press JOILET, 11, May 8 {involving Nathan Leopold, slayer of rank, one that he refused an | opportunity fo flee with several con |yiets from Stateville Prison Wednes ind another that he pleaded to | ken along and was refused, have it in the investigation of the Two stories g he “vouthful scion of a rich Chic v, who is serving a life sentence | il RUNAWAY TROLLEY HITS [ itk Ricnprd Loeh, alter cor eaioni| JANOTHER: 126 INJURED!| i | eriminal tri iid he declined to join | | | | jthe seven fleeing convicts. four of = whom have been captured. Tiis | Woman May Die—Murk L. Requa, | statemaent ade to H v ‘Rehn T e e o Former Oil Administrator. Hurt State’s attorney of Will County, who i directing the grand jury investiga in 'Ban Franecisco Crash. tion of the prison break By the Assovinted Press SAN FRANC woman was injw and about 1 othey hurt when a cable car blocks down the California street hill terday and crashed into another car at the botlom | arnings by Conductor o lie flar on the floor or their seats probably saved man the runaw n s jury. The tor of the was struck ca to his n to jump and mber escaped Leopold Would Go. is told by Jacob | nt story t ds wounded here ¥ here have been some rumors »pold miay have aided in ape. because of the f a cell adjoining t Charles Duschowski onvicts, and able ko con him, no official cox ity s e il o1 Rehn even said that Leo be taken before the what he Kknew icient impor- John_ Coy remain i on | fous in ar that | sxengers | in secupied leader o the municate W ance this th pold would not eciuse dored of time of ihe escape confinement for 1 uffed so that he was nding position. He was he isolated cellhouse in Warden Klein had his r, was taken to a suffening from shock The gripman was held by theé n o technical charge. He suid | the brakes failed to work when he| tried to stop the car at Powell street. | theit % | held in od in Deputy by the convicts making break Klein's slayers passed down t corridor they unlocked several with keys taken from a guard. I asked Leopold if he wished to join them. he said. “I told them [ did not want to zo. But they unlocked ths door anyway and 1 thought they ing to kill me. When I told em 1 satistied 1o stay where I s they cursed me and left Denies He Knew of Plot. in an in Tlinois run ons for the lower gislature. "here are 16w ning for nomi house of the St I NEW APARTMENT Only Two Left 19th and Mintwood Place N.W. One Square North of Columbia Rd. on 19th tment with all convenient to ross-town | 1 { | | | denied he had ape plot lead in the prison investiga 1wn was believed by officials to have heen obtained when Rehn took posses ion of u series of penciled notes the slain deputy's office. crude documents, apparentiy trusties on their fel were scattered ahout near the spot where slugged with an iron bar, fell prosecutor said they were that the contents would not divulged until the grand jury neets in Monday “T think there will Leopold any knowl low prisoners on the floor Wiein ‘The, important 2 Rooms, Kit., Reception Hall and Bath, $50 and $60 B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. N.W. Main 2100 For Rent Apartments PHILLIPS TERRACE 1601 Argonne Pl. Just North of Columbia Road at 16th Inspect this magnificent apartment and make reser- vations for the appoint- ment most pleasing to your taste. There are still a few of the most desirable ar- rangements available. One room, kitchen, hath to 5 rooms, reception hall, bath and porch. LOW RENTALS $45 and up William S. Phillips & Co. Incorporated 1432 K St. - Main 4600 be plenty of i thor ities were in their inquiry into how obtained.” he said Man Found Dead in ( CHICAGO. May § (®) the s 8 here, im. police believe. f an unidentified man was found in an automobile on a de ed road south of here early today al times. | the fatal shooting ate’s Attorney William in and two companions WILL AID $50.030 DRIVE > shown | Monday n at the Jewish Commu. nity Center in connection with the | lestine appeal campa ! nounced today by n of the The film has just been this country and depicts es of the industrial, i ampaign rought to | the latest | agricultural relopmentof the and. First_motion pic- the new University Mount Scopus, scenes showing wih of the all-Jew the new ¢ the Hadassah a picturs hown here a vear The Washington is about o enter it Nnaleskc With less than half the quota leaders ane hopeful that the | the sum will be raised by . when the drive will close lized, ik of Chur s Wise and Chaim Bialik, Hebrew national poet You are invited THIS SUNDAY to visit a real masterpicce of the builders’ art—a charming Modern Colonial resi- dence occupying a choice site in Section Four of Chevy Chase. one square above the grounds of the fine old Chevy Chase Club and with neighboring homes valued as high as $35.000. Constructed of the best materials through- out and designed on a delightfully livable plan. this home will attract you from the moment you first see it. An immense living room and bright dining salon, with comfort- able side porch, well-equipped kitchen and outside pantry comprise the main. floor. Upstairs are three corner bedrooms, tiled bath, five large ciosets and a storage attic The basement is unusually light and may casily be fitted with a maid's room ; favatory, s, hot-water heating plant, etc are conveniently piaced. The grounds are quite large and the attractive garage matches the housc in appearance laundry t DRIVE OUT Connecticut Avenue to Bradley Lane, west on Bradley Lane to Maple Avenue and north one full square to Elm Street. Or phone Adams 3290 for any further information desired. $12.250—FEasy Terms NG STAR, ! weltare, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY. MAY -8 1926. IJENY GIRLS DEATH 2 7" """ {"Books sougHT ) DETOTERRGHS 55 57 LA Police Search for “Kidnapers.” FRANKLIN 5416 Scranton Jall Officials Say ¢ i - NEWARK. N. J. May 8 (@ ‘\H-:Am_mAN's 933 G St. N.W. MISS sanko E*p"‘ed Of Nat- lel|!‘~ away after & Lault Paxton, a 3-year-old child. spent four hours ural Causes. straying in the wake supposed abductbrs from her home under police a kidnapin She was found four of polic: search of of two men who chucked her cave at the home of D By the Associated Press SCRANTON, Pa., May $.—Authori ies are satistied that tear gas thrown into her cell at the county jail, dic Belryvxlle Man 98, Buued 10t vause the death of 16vear-old Julia | <pecial Dityat Sunko. They maintain that hex death VILLE, V. 5 was due to congestion of the lungs, eld ye: superinduced By kidney and heart trouble Offic ing the )mh«e were called Fu e held yesterday for 98 yeurs old, who Danlel C. Snyder. as a ..w' t N died Tuesday In Haltimore. s of the State department of v however, said today (h | would investigate the circumstance: Counsel for the girl's father said her head was battered and her body was black and blue. Jail officials deny thut she was roughly handled. Dep. uty Benore admils having adini tered the tear gas to subdue the pri er. who. he said. had heen creating disturbance in cell. The gas W ature approved by u of Standards and ned nothing that would injure a “I shot the gas through the ng his daughter, ) i in that eity \h Snyder was at one time an editor of the Clarke Courier_here “Heave ho, OFFICES FOR RENT m lads- - y PHILLIPS BUILDING 921 15th St. N.W. The wind blows free!” When the canvas is bellied to a spanking breeze and a wide road of blue water di- vides against the prow — what joy compares to sailing? Yet how few of us ever realize this joy. For most Americans must live in inland towns and never know the sight and smell of salt water. How fortunate, then, are we who live so near to the beautiful country of the Ches- apeake tidewaters! Each one of us may own a Loat. Not a sailboat, nec- essari there are many who, for one reason and .an- other, would rather have a power boat or a canoe. For some a mere rowhoat will suffice, while others will be satisfied with nothing short of a steam yacht. Of course, it is not enough just to have a hoat. 'We must have water miles and miles of it, beginning at our very doors. AMd this is why, when Summer draws near, we move from our houses and apart- ments in the city, to our cottages and bungalows in the tidewater country. You may think that we must be very rich to be able to do all this. But most of us have very moderate incomes, and most of us have jobs in town. Write today to our Balti- more Terminal, Howard and Lombard Streets, for our booklet, “An All - Summer Vacation.” WASHINGTON BALTIMORE & ANNAPOLIS RAILROAD suld Miss Sanko about to become a mother, slept well M he was taken vio nd died a few honrs s removed 10 a hospital. physician, S was not responsible for the girl’s death. An under he found no marks to indicate handling. Congestion of the lungs ziven as the cuuse of death in the cor oner's certiticate who was WILLIAM S. 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