Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 6

Two Boys Escape Industrial Home Dressed as Girls "BIG BILL'S' DREAMS OF POWER VANISH Chicago Mayor Has Been Vic- {im of Numerous Recent Setbacks. Two very young bo! late of the Industrial Home School, have their liberty today to enjoy ¢ they can. That liberty was won at a price that would make many A young boy shud- der The boys, Lloyd Poole, 11 years old, and Lloyd Truitt, 9 years old, with & third boy, Adolph Juenemann, 12 years old, escaped from the school July 18. Adolph was dressed in the uniform of the school, but the two Lloyds, alas! wore girls’ dresses. They had been wttired in them for breaking the rules One policeman on the lookout for the fugitives said he expected to find them in the nude FATAL CRASH BRINGS navor, intends to resign—while denied—emphasize the appar- | ent passing of this | picturesque perso- ! v from the na- ‘} Pilot Accused of Manslaughter After Two Die in Stunt Flight in New Jersey. By the Associated Press. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS, N. J., July 25.—County detectives who conducted an investigation into an airplane crash near here July 8, which resulted in the deaths of C. P. McCormick of Cleve- land, Ohio, and Miss Mary Jobling of New York sterday arrested the pilot of the plane, Lieut. Archer H. Saki of Mavor Thompson. hter, the aviator was released in he custody of his physician in $3.000 bail. Saki received minor injuries which occurred while the pilot was stunt fiy- | ing to give Miss Jobling a investigation disclosed Before Leaving Town MAKE YOUR WILL An added peace of mind and a very pleasant vacation should result. 0 upset the dreams of Mayor The greatest setback came y_when his faction Then came & vie- |F ago Tribune in its tax- | | o have peen diverted to | a previous Thorhpson | In addition two lib outgrowth of 3 former School | McAndrew and on some | ns TRUST DEPARTMENT FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Taxes Have Increased. . Where G Street Crosses 14th the elevated lines, which | of Chicago’s commuters mounted sharply, and now a scan- | ed in the exp@ndlmrei irs. Streets in | many sections are al of these develop e local administration’s trou- i d on top cf them has come the resignation of the controiler, the man responsible for all city ex- nditures, because he is described as ing concerned over mounting ex- Other resignations _from the ‘s cabinet are hinted. Then there is political trouble in the activity of the special grand jury returning indict- ments against important cogs in the Crowe-Thomipson political machine. Hope for Comeback. These developments, coupled with | Mayor Thompson's reported bad health, | have led to persistent reports that he | would resign, and thus pass completely | from the stage he had set only a year 2go to lead him to bigger things. But| the regignation idea is vigorousfy de- nied. and his followers expect big Bill o attempt to regain his previous pop- ularity. 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In view of these reduced prices and of the fact that the new cars will be priced higher than the present cars were before this reduc- tion, the purchaser of a Packard Six has now not only a great price advantage, but also immediate use of the most successful and popular ARREST OF AVIATOR| thrill,” the { | | | | | | | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, with the death of Gordon Grigor of Cleveland. When the Grigor youth, who was “bumming” his way to Denver for ad- venture, was killed under freight train wheels at Ashland, Nebr., an inquest was called which held Barth responsible for the death. Qalloway said he had un- covered information in addition to that brought out at the inquest, ‘The complaint probably will be drawn Friday following a conference with Percy Rector Stephens, New York music con- ductor and friend of the Grigor family. RAILWAY MAN HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER Aoccused of Causing Death of Youth Who Was Bumming Way on Train. Shipping Board Planning Sale. ‘The Shipping Board has set October 1 as the date for opening of bids for the proposed sale of the United States Lines and the American Merchant Lines. By the Assoclated Press. OMAHA, July 25.—After an hivesti- gation covering a period of 10 days, C. F. Galloway, Saunders County attor- ney, today announced that a complaint charging manslaughter would be filed against Conrad Barth, Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy Railroad special agent, In a recent month savings deposits in now free on $500 bond in connection cities of Austria increased $2,400.000. NAUTICAL CAMP FUR BOYS Camp (herryfields ON THE HISTORIC ST. MARY'S RIVER for 430);5 SECOND TERM OF SEASON (8 to 15) (July 28—Sept. 1) ANNOUNCING Formal Opening S. S. Cherryfields, July 28—29 }'A full sized replica of & United Stases gunboat v 4se as Iraining quariers and recreation center) Oray 74 miles over spfendid roads from Washington, One of the best equipped and most safely supervised camps in the country. 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