Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 10

10 FIVE PERSONS HURT INAUTOACGIEATS Three Children in Mishaps Caused in Part by Hallow- een Traffic Jam. Five nersons were injured in auto- mobile accidents yesterday afternoon and last night, partly as a result of | the heavy traffic of Halloween. Three of them were children. Four-yearold Mary Ninth street was knocl mith of 921 d down and hruised by an automobile driven by J. A, Shafer, 10]7 Upshur street. when she from behind a_parked car on Ninth s ween G and H at about 4:30 afternoon: a half hour later Floretta Proctor, colored, of nue southeast was face, head and body when struck hy an automobile driven by M. W. Thrift, 2248 Shannon street southeast, as she atterapted to cross at N and Sumner road southe liam Sheer N street, w mobile and badl while run- ning across the et near his home. He was given first aid at Emergency Hospital. George Freeman, colored, 47 vears old, 1126 Third street, suffered a 7 sible fracture of h night ahout 11:30 o'clock when b knocked down in front of 927 S street hy a taxicah driven hv Stewart. 511 Kentucky avenue south cast. He was taken to Freedmen's Hospital. Walter Trittipoe. irteenth street jured by an au afternoon while walking on the side- walk of Seventh street southwest, when the automobile of George W. 0 Fourteenth street south- forced against a parked car. Walter was treated at Hospital for an injury to his right hip. ADMITS TRUNK MURDER. New Orleans Man Says He Slew Wife and Her Sister. NEW ORLEANS, November 1 (#).— Police announced today that Henry Moity has confessed that killed his wife and sister-in-law and then packed their bodies in a trunk after beheading the two women and amputating their arms and legs. Previously Moity had insisted that his wife and Mrs. Joseph Moity, his sister-in-law, were murdered by a red haired sailor. He had admitted, how- ever, that he assisted in packing their hodies in the trunks where they were found late Thursday in the Moity home in the old French quarter. 2 vears old uthwest while vesterday s PEERLESS FURNITURE C0.—829 7th St. N.W. s ' A Special Sale of SUITES AND $169 Davenport Bed Suite Here is one of the outstanding values in our special beautfiul overstuffed holstered_in fine quality velour. that containe a n with _davenport full size hed. A large club chair and wing chair make up the entrie suite. BARGA! - $150 Bedroom Suite Another typical example of the ice-cutting _activities which prevail hroughout our bedroom dept. Here s one of our newest bedroom suites in several styles and finishes. Suite consists of ~ Bow-end Bed. Larze sser. Attractive Vanity and Chest of ‘Drawers. Al bieces properiy matched. A real savings. $169 10-Pc. Dining Suite See this feature value. 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