Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1927, Page 5

E EVENING STAR. WASTITNGTOY, €. SATURDAY. NOVEVBER 2. 1927. BANDT LEADRR | CAPTURED INWEST Terrill’s ~ Arrest Leaves | Gang. Without Head “to " Show Up Jesse James.” * Dy the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, November 26.—Cap- | ture of Ray Terrill, convicted bank | robber, at Hot Springs, Ark., has left the Southwest without a recognized leader to the bandit gang credited with starting a “reign of terror” with the announced purpose of ‘“showing up Jesse James.” Terrill was forced to surrender ye terday when police traced a stolen automobile to his home. A companion giving the name of A. J. Pittman and two women were arrested with rill at a house containing a of shotguns, rifles, pistols, monds and considerable cash. Pittman Identified. Pittman later was identified as El- mer Inn who eloped with Lavos Codding, hter of the wa the Kanss ary, served a te ere. 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Prince Georges County Owners Notified to Pay Tax if Title Number Is Under 810157. o athrop v~ Y iflnj@fimarfi & Lothrop UPPER MARLBORO, Md., Novem- » . - B st BFpnceitiaireny Connty vt —The Christmas StOre e Xo.m The CAristmas Store e oXo . — ers of automobiles have been notified that if the title numbers of their cars | are below S§10 it will be nece: to pay the 1927 taxes before tags fo 1928 can be # Cars with tle numbers are not affected, ave been titled since April re not on the levy books commissioner marked all applications county h title numbs 1o 810157, inclusive, This exemption notice should be dis- Tegarded and when the application card from the commissioner of motor h . t h § f ) il e e e C ristmas C eer v v nusua o){es Or tioned numbers, to R. Ernest Smith, 5 (\gyf P 7 parforation. This s : . \ fore sending to the commissioner for | t p . " 7 ¥ 6 h P b2 ) s I 0S¢ wno nave veryt ng 3 n that the| A : 5 A : nderstanding has resulted be- | The glow of a lovely lamp is a constant reminder of the giver. Woodward S 4 g P Soanis Hhew and Lothrop offers a remarkable collection of lamps—more extensive and I'here l‘ly.'n never heen such a vogue—as the vogue for unusual unique in individually designed lamps than ever before. There is a lamp for o207 . “boxes.” Every one has become so orderly that everything is put levy is made the la arch, and | every corner of a room, for every table, for every room in the home - in boxes—which must be decorative as well as serviceable. Ideal as so it was decided that all automobiles $5 to $150. i gifts—are attractive boxes for dresser and vanity drawers—make-up hought after the date of making the : > would mot be taxable for this xes—lovely hand tooled and colored Italian leather boxes—Bor- year. 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Jewelry Gier Stop, SEVENTH FLook The Senate will he asked by Sen-| ator La Follette, Republican, of Wis- | consin, to go on record ainst more | than two terms for a President of the United innouncement by Presi- hat he does not choose | to run for President next ye Ya Follette thinks it well to d ment of the Senate on the | subject of a “third term.” | of considerable public | discussion pro the “drafting” of | Mr. Coolidze for another term by the | Republican convention next June, resolution of the Wisconsin Sei ined to provoke cons caking of the President | nother term, would de it the | view of the Sen h et hy Ge President the future. | Tt wou. E vise and un- | patriotic of such a| precedent. T i YACHT OWNER AND PILOT | ARE FRZED IN DROWNING\‘ Clubman and Skipper Cleared in | Death of Teacher, Who Fell From Boat. Dy the Associated Press. % SEATTLE, Wash., November i A cirected verdict last nigh 2 Creigh Nelson, wealthy EEE ‘mjfii@fimah & W nthrop Wopdmard & —~The Christmas S(Ore e Xo —The Christmas Store o« e ies Payne drowned last Summer nion_ here | aboard the 1 and el the State al- | )y and made no cffort to save the drowning woman. | In directing the verdict of not guilty | « the court held that the two men we ul not legally bound o attermpt Lo re Aiiss Payne. i