Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1927, Page 26

* ‘when Mr. Carpenter, who was an em- | 2 B FVE GRLS DEAD MAY BEFRE TOL ! Four Suffering Fractured| i a delicates- | | | 'Bandits Rob Police | | Of Pistols, Shields | And $50 in (Iashl | | | Br the Associated Prese [ NEw YORK s shields Skulls Due to Leaps at 5 . P Rocky Mount Factory. table eating when ihe three armed | ‘men entered. They were forced to S | contribute $30 of $116 taken by the 8 3 hold-up men By the Associated Prese. X ROCKY MOUNT, ©_With four of the victims reportedin | Aquasco Constable Renamed. ‘a serious condition at Roanoke hos-| Special Dispatch to The Star i N ’ <t of Rocky Mount's| UPPER MARLBORO, Md.. January | pitals, the death 1f |., aig ot }u Henivom: s Chios e | disastrous blaze which yesterda B T S 4ng swept through the business section Yis expected to he increased to five| ‘before many hours have passed. The | body of Miss Annie Brown, one of| the 11 girle employed by the Black | Prince Overall m;” ull‘flf uhum"::.r(-'l\ FOR HIRE d when they became panic-| Eaaichen by th PRIVATE TYPE T "+ | LIMOUSINE CARS jumped from the third story of the building, was located by firemen | Jj With Liveried White Chauffeurs | Va., January 13. | County commissioners as a constable | Aquasco district | | i for both legs | I ered that her hands were badly “burned, her shoulder out of place and her ankles and back sprained. CARPENTER FUND GIFTS PUT TOTAL NEAR $300| , about 10 feet back of what had been | § the front of the building late yes-| terday | Others mast serfously injured and tnot expected to live are Miss Lydia Frith, both legs broken $ 00 PER and fractured skull. o DAY Mise Blanche Frith, hroken and fractured 5 I Mrs, Grace Pugh, fractured ;ku:!.” } 1227 R St. N.W. Miss Dora Turner, fractured skull. | Those injured but expected to sur-| Potomac 861 vive are Miss Macy Stanley, Miss ||l —— TLottie Cooper, Miss Beulah Brown,|= sister of the dead girl; Mixs ‘Thel Altice, Miss Grace Hodges and ) OIN THE Mary E. McColloch. Al are of Rocky Mount 5 2 CHRISTMAS They are in Roanoke hospitals, hav- SAVINGS CLUB ing been rushed there in ambulances, | with the exception of Miss McColloch, of the who is at her home here. Miss Mc: o s T eh. whe. caught moid of a live|] FEDERAL-AMERICAN wire on her descent to the ground, o Aol was so excited that for a time she Everybody's Doing It id not realize that she had been injured. She was later taken to her home, however, where it was discov- Ae Guaranteein Contributions for Benefit of Hold- | BRACKET Up Victim’s Family Now | Stand at $260. | For Your Phone Contributions for the benefit of the | 5 mily of J. Edward Carpenter, killed Doubles Its Efficiency by bandits Friday morning near In- ‘dian Head, Md., passed the $260 marl this morning. | Attach to Seven little girls and a young wife Desk or were left to face the world alone || Wall ployee at the Naval Proving Ground, | was shot down and robbed. | The fund now stands: Previously acknowledged. M 10.00 $262.14 TAGS TO ARRIVE SOON. ‘Washington tagless motorists are in a fair way to having their hopes ful- filled, according to Supt. Coombs of . . ‘the District License Bureau. It is always available Ad carl(;ad of 15i:on of the wayward without disturbing any and recalcitrant license plates rolled ; e ‘nto town today, and another ship- || Papers that may be on the ment is expected within the next 103] desk—and it is a protection days, Mr. Coombs vouchsafed, some- for the instrument itself. {what copfidently, this morning. Distribution of the tags may begin January 24, it was stated. 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