Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1928, Page 25

* EXOUTLAW, SHOT INFELD, OPTIMISTIC Kentucky “King” in Critical Condition From Bullet Fired From Ambush. By the Associated Press. PINEVILLE, Ky., September 25.—As- suring friends he would recover because the bullet fired into his body from ambush Sunday morning did not hit any “hollow part,” Bill Henderson: for many years “king of South America,” rugged mountain region in Southern Bell County, today was fightin~ for his life , in_a hospital here. their confidence, patient’s n, with the odds against his recovery. The bullet passed through ¢ and broke one arm, they said. rson claims he was shot by v last week t a murder t s n, once reputed to be the tcd man in the Kentucky s, reformed from a life of law- cral years ago and gave his to the establishment t school. His reform, vhen he thought he was in vas brought about by ks, who managed ion of more than grinst Henderson, on on one of his ister said today that the r of the Bell County hills his promise to go straight, thought the present trouble wes not Henderson's fault. o THREE INJURED IN CRASH A collision at Thirty-ninth and Liv- ingston streets lat e yesterday afternoon between the automobiles of Henry J. McKenny, Livingston street, and I. S. Turover, 3909 Jocelyn street, re- to Turover and two Seiler Pauline Turover of the Jocelyn street re: The three injured persons, none dangerously hurt, were treated by Dr. George Nordlinger. . Seven-year-old Robert Russ, 4115 yes street northeast, was knocked 'n in front of Benning School, Min- nesota avenue northeast, about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon by an auto- mobile ‘occupied by two colored men, and his legg slightly hurt. The injured boy was taken home by the occupants of the automobile and treated by Dr. George ¥. Eppard. While crossing at the intersection of Sixth and H streets about 4:30 o‘clock yesterday afternoon, Raymond Roache, 34 years old, 1017 Ninth street north- east was knocked down by the auto- mobile of Frank W. Edelin, 1329 I street northeast, and one arm severely injured. He went home after receiving first aid at Emergency Hospital. Page H. Heironimus, 3711 Fourteenth street, was the driver of an automobile that knocked down Authur B. Jordan, colored, 31 years old, of 712 Girard street, near Eighteenth street and Ore. gon avenue about 8 o'clock last night. Jordan was treated at Freedmen's Hos- pital for a laceration of the right knee. Lansburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E—Franklin 7400 Tailored Light-Weight Tweed For Business, Street or Sports | street southeast. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. September 25.—The birth of a daughter to Mrs. Young | Kaufman. prominent society matron, | was disclosed today as the cause of | two hurried airplane trips to Marquette, Mich. One plane, taking off from Curtiss Fleld, New York, with the prospective father as a somewhat flustered passen- | ger, was forced down at Cleveland, WILL BACK HAVENNER. Randle Highlands Delegates to Federation Instructed. Delegates from the Randle Highlands Citizens’ Association to the Federation of Citizens' Associations will vote for | Dr. George C. Havenner as president of the latter organization, acting on in- structions given them by members of the Southeast body at its regular meet- | ing in the Orr School last night. | Resolutions were adopted asking that | Pennsylvania avenue and Minnesot: | avenue be repaired as far as Eightee; The chaitman of th school committee introduced a report | calling the attention of school authori- | ties to overcrowded conditions in the Randle Highlands Schools. What Does Your Mirror Reflect? Your mirror will reflect beauty when you use Blackand White Face Powder; and your touch will confirm the beauty you see! . 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