Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1926, Page 15

BANDITS TERRORIZE GARY, KILLING MAN Also Shoot Officer Before One Is Slain and Com- panion Captured. By the Assoclated Press. SARY, Ind., September 3.-—Two | youthful gunmen, with a bravado in- spired by cheap liquor, terrorized the principal business street, killed one man and probably fatally injured a policeman late last night before a run- | ning pistol fight ended in the death of one and the capture of his companion. ! With o hastily deployed police | cordon closing in, they parted and fled e s after shooting the clerk | billiard hall, the last of three | held up within a few minutes’ stand- | s slain as he sped r in an exchange | “shots with Patrolman - Michuel Filynn, himselt serfously wounded. The other vouth fled afoot and was captured by police. Hurry Bolds, town, Oh ke s His com- panion, who later was reported to 1 he had not known Bolds ) met over numerous night, of Hals some of the players rowded room halting their <ome one had | through the explosion throwing » confusion. The ned ard when the shots only @ few persons looked the reports were proceeded to the Bry block away. There t small amount of mond ring from the advanced to the X blish- | ment while the police cordon tight- ened about them. FORESTVILLE DAY PROGRAM COMPLETED | — N Sixth Almu.’ll Carnival Tomorrow Includes Many Games and Prize Contests. . September 3. Forestville day 15t 21 on account d tomorrow. Most ppment or building e will open am with a gan 10 o'clock. A baby show will be-held at 1:30 p.m. Prizes will be'given for the best babies knights. Four pr $15, RM md $5 ponies for ond base nd at 5:30 :xpected to 1 and Forestville, will be * pulled. 1 Band of Ballston has the evening will begin . With the crowning of Love and Beauty winners of > old- will be held in the outdoor pavilic Admisslon to the grounds is free, bus will m chaitman of the day, following o commit- alum- | Mayo’s Pharmacy 3500 12th St., Brookland Is a Star Branch You will find it very handy when you have Classified Ads for The Star to take advantage of the facilities offered by The Star Branch Cffices—one of which is located near you. There are no fees con- nected with this serv- ice—only regular rates are charg The Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers in Wash- ington combined. It A full line of the necessary pads, pen- cils, notebooks, fountain pens, erasers, | bags, etc., for school use, now ready! z STATIONERY DEPT., STREET :[MK. j ._ f f o f 5 = takes a Star Classi- nrri Ad maxi- “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. 15 LAN SBURGH & BRO. 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