Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927. o A { e SEGRE"’AR l POLICE STILL SEEKING 0. L. (‘;:9#:1 of «:-e ltenth pre‘clnct. in - ; tile yesterday. mornl = mear | 4 @ Sings Tonight Stama® home, Eleventh streot, is Y PI.EADS | BARBER SHOP BANDIT | stiir"etuding po i I. was believed by nolice vester 3 i that the colored porter, who shot Q A Thug Wounded Policeman in Gun [\t {o liberty in a pistol fight iwit . e th-ee policemen, had been wounded. | U 5 Battle Yesterday—Wite Inquiries at local hospitals, however \ 1| Is Released. failed to elicit information that a e | 3 | wounded man had appeared for treat- | Alvin Stams, colored, 25 years old, | ment. | Mis. Mildred Stams, colored, his wife, | . o ¥, police in con- wanted by the police to answer for| Mis. 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