Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1928, Page 12

12 e ————————————————— el THE EVENING STAR., WASHTINGTON. T; C.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1928, direction with rifles, knives, spears and swords. 1 fought two who tack- led me with knives stones for weapons. ser, the others in o 3 serters, had enough to do to take care of themselves. Harvey got the carbine clear and shot the caid through the leg. We ran toward a village which lay on the rail- road line, bullets singing around our ars. We were cut off. from the righ | the left and the vear. There was only {one thing to do, go for We retreated Legion fi kept them off with the rifle, while the rest of us ran. Then, when Har- vey had caught up with us, @ of us took the gun and cc { Bedouins while the others retreated, { We held them off until we were al- {most outside the village walls, when | our pursuers halted | We were all in. We stopped by a | tank, drank and rested. We decided | to make another try for the horder, | long the railroad line. About started again and had DOTY I CPTURED WTH DESERTER Ceat Off Bedouins, but Four Troopers Are Taken by Gendarmes. rme and fived his pi 1 knew then we we mbushed 1 The corporal rode up, > him the gun, and our Treated Well. endarmes treated us well post, and re and a com They wanted we had been so silly as to hem Had we crossed wher v intended. we would have ht. they said. the night at their post and the next day we were sent * o rd of the with us. tion field troops. W {local post of the gendarmes, and ‘put through an examination. They want ed to know why we h 1 the town us | GENUINE TORIC FAR or NEA lenses COMPLETE with a $5.00 SHELL or METAL frame, $10.00 Outfit for $5.00. | DR. CHAS. FORIGHT Amsociated with D. ALPHER 915 G St. N.W. sh subject and | ed to take us | aid had | realizing t upon him, and n. At the same | ed from every - | guardhouse had traveled and all the detalls of the fight with the Bedouins. After this we were locked up in the of the aviation corps. This was n part of the stone barracks guarded by native Syrlan troops un. der the command of a French captain, He was a fat man. He greeted of “cochons,™ “ban- dits” ilar names. Then we were all put into a cell. The food wasn't I wasn't_enough of it. W stone floor. Once a day tain would look in and r we weren't thin enough vet. The tain seemed to have it in for the mans particularly. (Copyright | Amer MORROWS WILL START | FOR CUBA JANUARY 10| countries. by North | por Alliance ) | By the Assoeiated Press, MEXICO CITY, January 4.—Dwight v_plan to I V Cruz, sail Cuby [0 the conference also will be aboard {the Cuba. —— We | 1 left, how we | SAYS GEMS BELONGED his apartment belonged to the wealthy widow. Dr. McMillan’s statement that the jewelry helonged to Mrs, Appleby, for whom' he acted as business manager, was given to Capt. Willlam Bright of the sheriff’s homlcide squad last night after the prisoner had announced that he “had something to tell.” Although the conference which resulted, and which was attended by defense nttor- neys, soveral deputy sheriffs and a handwriting expert, lnsted for several hours, this the only information made public by the officers. As he being led back to his cell, MeMil irned to newspaper men If God strikes me dead in ) nds, 1 did not kill TO VICTIM OF MURDER Doctor Linked to Widow's Death by Confessing Her Jewelry Was in His Home. By the Assoc LOS A if's officy murder, v oW of which Mrs. Amel the victim, today f¢ o of the case definitely the reported admission es M. 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