Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1927, Page 10

10 . VANCUS VEACLES FRURE IN S Busses, Street Cars, Autos, Wagon and Push Cart In- volved in Accidents. Busses, street cars, automobiles, roller skates, a horse and wagon and | @ push cart figured in traffic accidents late ay and early this morning in w no one was injured seriously. | A t car and an automoble col- | lided night at Fifth street and | New York avenue, causing minor bruises to Daniel Haver, colored, 3% years old, 47 Fenton Place, a passen ger in the automobile. He was treated at Freedmen's Hospital. Car Encounters Bus. Daniel Damiles, 44 years old, 1837 Seventh street, was treated at Emer- |, gency Hospital for slight cuts about | ¢ AT over hea the head, arms and hands after the automobile in which he was riding had encountered a Washington Rail- (2 way and lectric Cod’s bus at Third | and E streets. | Knocked Down Skating Skating in the street proved dis astrous for Otis Slocum, colored, 14 vears old, 921 E street southwest, who was knocked down near his home by | dor of Sweden’s historic castles is a an automobile driven by Otto H. |thing of the past, and several of them Guethler, 43 vears old, 727 Seventh |are being adapted to humanitarian street southeast, who carried him to | or idealistic purposes. Providence Hospital where he received first aid for several bruises. A horse and wagon and a push | converting Laeckoe Castle into a pic- cart met on Seventh street between O | ture gallery. For a number of years and P streets this morning. Edward |it has been empty, and a proposal Bies, colored, 40 years old, 1305 Free- | made last' year to turn it into a mans alley, pusher of the push cart, | tourist hotel has been rejected as im- had a cut on the finger dressed at|plous. It was once the country seat Charles A.|of the powerful de la Gardies. a Freedmans Hospital. Norris, 25 years old, 4450 Ord street | French enobled in Sweden. np a divorce. |OLD SWEDISH CASTLES | Rnightly Splendor of Olden Days| national museum, has a plan for Abe Martin Says: I read where one wuz deserted, but hain’t ever heard of a bathin’ beauty {rs. Leghorn Tharp are on shoppin’ trip t'day, hopin’ to pick (Copyright, 1927.) BECOME INSTITUTIONS | Gives Way to Other Activities. Correspondence of the Associated Press. STOCKHOLM.—The knightly splen- Dr. Axel Gauffin, director of the family that had become The equally renowned castles of By the Associated Press. THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER DIRECTED VERDICT dict of acquittal featured yesterday's session of the trial of Mrs. Ethel Willis and Henry Townsend, charged REFUSED BY COURT |3y e Svomans fusband. -~ - ‘The State’s rebuttal testimony was brief, the defense had rested late Eight Rebuttal Wit esses Testify |yesterday without either of the de- fendants taking the stand. R. T. Chapman, postman, and J. E. Holcombe, a policeman, both resi- dents of Easley, testified yesterday that Mrs. Townsend had toid them after the officer's funeral that she had known' for two weeks that either e % Willis or her husband would be GREENVILLE, S. C., September 8.|k{jled, but that she rather thought Against Mrs. Willis in Slaying Trial. ~-Testimony of eight rebuttal wit- it would be Townsend. nesses and refusal of Judge Milledge| Mrs. Townsend, on the witness L. Bonham to order a directed ver- stand, denied making the statement. 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