Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 36

e ] WONANEND ON WEDDG DAY Shoots Hersglf After Ride With Fiance as Guests As- semble for Ceremony. By *Ms Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, October 26—While guests awaited her marriage last night, = woman late yesterday stole to the sec- ond floor bedroom of a home filled with wedding gifts and committed suicide by firing & bullet into her brain. “I have nothing to live for; please fo;mve me,” written in a hastily scribbled note, was the only explanation for her act. The dead woman, Tola Swain, 35, formerly of Wichita, Kans, a sales~ woman, was to have been married in Calvary Episcopal Church. Police learned from friends of the ‘woman that she had been for a motor ride ‘with her intended husband, &p- parently in good spirits, kissed a sister ‘who had come from out of the city to attend the,ceremony, then, when her maid had gone out to buy her a wed- ding gift, went upstairs and killed her- self. The maid, Elizabeth Hinds, discovered the body on the bed. A .32-caliber re- volver lay on the floor nearby. Police are endeavoring to get in touch with her flance. At the house of Mrs. R. S. Cologne, Garden City, N. Y., her sister, could ascribe no reason for her act. Miss Swain came herc from Wichita about 10 years ago. — TEACHER AND 5 CHILDREN IN AUTO KILLED BY TRAIN Three Other Youngsters Injured When Freight Hits Car at Crossing in Montana. By the Assoclated Press. FORSYTH, Mont.,, October 26.—Mrs. Ralph Abbott, 50, assistant principal at the Howard High School, 10 miles west of Forsyth, and five school chil- dren were killed and three others in- jured on their way home from school yesterday when Mrs. Abbott's car, in ‘which they were riding, was struck by a ight train at the Northern Pacific Emory Abbott, 14; Richard Robinson, ; Marguerite Virgin, 8; Mildred Sim- mons, 7, and Betty Lou Ferguson, 6. injured are: Mary Sian, 17, broken leg: lm-lret Robinson, 9, minor injuries, George Abbott, 12, ‘broken leg. Leroy Scott Heads Novelists. NEW YORK, October 26 (#).—Leroy| * lllt.'llmdpt-lflflntlfl' organization yesterday. ‘W. Chambers was elected secre- Piece Toilet Sets $19.75 Up meautifully decorated toilet sets, in handsome silk-lined boxes. Pay 50c a Week Your Credit Is Good Here WOMAN VOTE LAUDED BY MRS. NICHOLSON Honest, Fearless and Direct Will Be Support of Enforcement, Says Speaker in Clarendon. CLARENDON, Va., October 26.—Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson of Chevy Chase, Md., president and chairman of the speakers' bureau of the National Wom- an's Democratic Law Enforcement League, addressed the Anti-Smith Club of Ballston, at the Odd Fellows' Hall, ‘Wednesday night. “Women of the Democratic party, particularly those who are not office seeking or after a political job, are honest, fearless and direct and they will vote their convictions,” she said. “If we had a few more men in the Democratic party like Senators Owen, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1978. get somewhere, but unfortunately we no longer have real leaders.” She de- clared women are opposed to the - ocratic nominee because he is repre- sented by Tammany, a corrupt system. Senator Carter Glass, she said, is in a regular “somersault” when he made a prophecy one year ago that should that party nominate Gov. Smith for President, our party would be swamped. Why blame Herbert Hoover for re- maining silent in the oil scandals? He was not the head of the Republican rty. In Maryland we need a general use-cleaning, which we expect to start, and I hope that the people of Virginia will fall in line. Gov. Smith is responsible for the Injection of the re- liglous issue into the campaign.” W. Thomas French, attorney, also spoke. % sy 3 Because of an oversupply, kidney beans and cauliffower were sold at 4 cent a pound in Market Drayton, Eng- Heflin and Simmons we might hope to land. recently. 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