Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 10

10 ning prisoners to work a near ithe Georgia line. The f es opened fire from behind an IMPERILED INFIGHT = e h. weakened | by It The trusty | added the finishing touches Florida Officer Captures Escaped Convicts, but Is | wded ¢ Wounded Twice. ; < . b e the prisoners in their Uses Club on Prisoners. h 1t he had ht, under- | ‘la., January 18 in superintendent 1 pisol, outdistanced with the aid a fought with p caped conviets, life te superinter one-eved tr to capture thr under medical cure Woman's Purse Snatched. ' 1. 1009 T street | & police that a natehed her hand. | 2 2 from her arm last night while ith and 1 tained only < she could | large Three-Piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite A handsome suite of*three pieces—velour covered— | : 5 loose cushion, spring-filled seats; settee, armchair and wing chair. 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Says Bureau in Agricultural Summary factory,” the pounces in_its 1 summary,” agricultural throughout the country as a whole | count were experienced, it is pointed out. | normal conditions were rather un for development of some of | “the weather result as to vield #satis. | than 50 vears of record, with th the bureau declares. at, it is stated, came through | mild Winter h, together with subse \ble weather, resulted in Iy zood D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1927. | MUSIC | | Kurt Hetzel. tonductor of mn{"lh Washington Symph hestra,and 2 Fred Pu .-v‘ ive, inaugu-| o v afternc the drought mate rially reduced the of Spring | wheat, the bureau rep The temperature for th Weather | below normal in most annual | country from the Missis: just made | eastward, and generally ma to the westward, with an | usually warm year in the Northwest. | Approximately two-thirds of th had a year warmer than Agrarian party of ! 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