Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1926, Page 11

KRIN GIVES AFRICA | FINAL LONG LOOK Moroccan Ch|ef Leaves Tan- | gier for France En Route | to Island of Exile. ated Press. ER, Morocco, August 30. The steamer Abda, with Abd-el-Krim, his two wives and all his children on hoard, touched at Tangier vesterday on the wav to Marseilles, where the former Riffian war lord will be trans- ferred to a liner bound for Reunion Island, the Indian Ocean, his place of exile. “I regret to leave Morocco,” sald the Riffian who fought for years st Spain and France, “but I have ce in the generosity of No comment was made by Krim when he was shown a decree issued anish military authorities in confiscating all his proverty. A w told by passengers on the Abda to the effect that a few duys prior to Krim’s departure from Fez, atter he had been officially in- fornmed that he would be exiled to Reunion, he and his brother, Si Mohammed. contemplated _ suicide. Much_diplomacy was exerted by the French officers commanding the guard to make Krim change his mind. It is sald the convincing argument was a compurison of Napoleon’s fate in being sent to St ilelena which caused Krim to abandon his idea of o one-time war lord of the Riff ned in his cabin for the entire ney from (asablanca to Tangier, but as the Ahda steamed out of the Tangier harbor he climbhed to the bridge and took one long, last look at the Morocean coast and the Riffian mmmlww isible in the distance. PR GUNMAN LANDS IN JAIL. XKinnie Wagner, Desperado, Held for Slaying Deputy Sheriff. MORILI August 30 (®).— Kinnie V notorlous desperado and gunman, nted at MecClean, since December 24, 1924, for the of Deputy Sheriff Murdock Me- and who surrendered several to the woman sheriff at Ark.. was lodged in the Coun jail, at Leaks- terd, Greene ville, v Whagner 4 indifferent as he left the train and greeted several ac quaintances ot the depot that he knew when he lived near Mobile. Wagner has been placed in solitary confine- ment and will be guarded day and night, jail officials said. Wagner came .to Greene County, Miss., four years ago with a circus which he left at Avera, Miss., the Mobile County line. e On Melnte Just | Plttsburgh Bank Bomber Once Broke nto prlson With Aid of Crudc Key By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, August 30.—Wil- lam Chowick, the former Milwaukee convict and burglar, who last week exploded @ bomb in a Pittsburgh bank, killing a policeman and him- self and injuring 23 persons, because he was denied a demand for $2,000, had the distinction of being the only man who ever broke into the Wiscon- sin State prison and the State Cen- tral Hospital, both at Waupun. He was a genius as A mechanic and was said to be able to duplicate al- ‘most any key after once seeing fit. Chowlck's eccentric nature came to the attention of prison officlale in September, 1920. He was to be re- leased after serving a seven-year term for burglary, but he pleaded that he be permitted to =tay in THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, prison, explaining he wished to con- tinue work on a perpetual motion ma- chine, prison officials recall. Despite his protests he was freed.| * Two nights later, guards sighted a shadowy figure fleeing across the prison inclosure. A search disclosed Chowick hiding beneath a building. He showed a key he had made with which he had unlocked a wall tower dor used by guards. Adjudged mentally deranged, Cho-| wick was placed in the State Central Hospital, and before long it was, dis- covered he had an assortment of Keys, crudely fashioned from _tableware, bone and seraps of metal. They fitted many of the hospital’s inner doors. Chowick readily admitted he had made them, just because he liked to. He disappeared from this part of the country in 1923. By the Associated Press. PRESCOTT, Ariz. STEALS AWAY TO MEET GODPARENTS AT SEA Muriel McCormick, J. D. Rocke- feller's Granddaughter, Spends 3 Hours Aboard Revenue Cutter. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, August 30.—Dressed plainly and unknown to her chancé companions, Murlel McCormick, granddaughter of John D. Rock feller and daughter of larold F. Me- Cormick, spent three hours on a rev- enue cutter yesterday. She went down the bay to meet her “godpar- ents,” Mr. and Mrs. George 1. mmu(k who arrived*on the Adriatic. The Adriatic was delayed and dur- ing the walit the crew of the cutter twitted the unknown girl about her anxiety to see the gallant they sup- posed she was to meet. But when the cutter reached the side of the liner she quickly mounted the ship's ladder, turned her hack on a group of young men and threw her arm about her old friends. Since her par- ents’ divorce she has spent much of her time with the ) 'nnwk- QUITS DEMOCRATIC RACE. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, M., August 30.— There now are 13 candidates in the | field for the five Democratic nomina- tlons to the House of Delegates from Prince Georges County, as the result of the withdrawal. announced today, of Capt. J. Moses Edlavitch of Hyatts ville. Capt. Edlavitch says he Is getting out of the fight to narrow the fleld, belleving such action is for the In- terest of the party. e Ele Cohhun, Flyer, Returning. ADELAIDE, Australia, August 30 (#).—Alan J. Cobham, who recently completed the first half of a flight from England to Melhourne and re- turn, is on the way home. He left Melbourne at 9:30 o'clock yesterday - | morning and reached here early yes- v afternoon, flving about 450 Buttermilk Refreshes —as well as nourishes— But there’s enough difference in Buttermilk to make it worthwhile to order SIMPSON'S. At grocers and delicatessens and served at cafes and fountains Milk “Walker Hill Dairy” 530 Seventh Street S.E. 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