Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1928, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 19%8. TWO BUSINESS MEN. HELD IN SHOOTING - Questioning in Wounding of Foot Ball Player. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, November 13.—Two busi- | ;. ness men today were drawn into the | Battle Chicagoans Are Arrested for sd,m,.w. = Marriage Licenses. M‘ch!l! TP'.L 23, and Amalia Di Carlo, e Carlo. RHfll‘l” M!lel nnd ‘Margaret Clark, 22: eA‘“‘»rl Holllrd 23, and Sadle Winslow, 23: 36 wH‘."s?.mn 22, and Alberta Polndex- Orse oct {V 11¢ h m fll Ellicott _City. sther M. Harrison. 19, Baltl- ank _‘Watkins. and Ejizabeth A Jones: k;s folinse For"Fa: B! ph R Schellhorn, 30. and | Gmmdu A flfilnd Mars E. Maddox. 19; estra; 25, Silyer Spring. Lnarlu e Hen;\fl»r(er‘w o Silyer, Soring. lumb! . and 2‘ ‘Co gfllv; %l Rev. i . 1o W Thorne: 31. and Mary W. Tucker. O e and Augusta £ %Bononoe. 21 ani i o Shiceit Ralnier. Ma.: 2. and Julia B. Gentele. em case of John Archer, Northwestern Uni- ‘ . iz Dors - and versity foot ball player, severely wound- ‘and ‘Sarah E. Kemp ed by gunfire early Sunday morning. |18 = d Dorothy Massey. 321 Phillip L. McKee, president of mmm\ American _Greenhouse Manufacturing | S 3. | Co., and D. T. Church, a real estate | ‘Frank I. Stewart. 21, and frone Blakey. dealer, were taken to detective head- | 18: Rev. Alonzo Old quarters for questioning by Commis- sioner Stege. McKee in Car, Belief. Stege believes McKee was in the au- tomobile from Wwhich Acher was shot The shots were fired, the commissioner believes, by gangster guests of McKee. McKee's arrest came after he re- ported that his automobile, which an- swers the description of the car from | Leo B and Elinabein which Acher was shot, had been stolen * Pl 5 Detectives found the ‘car a short dis- | Jeremsish av ari Ravh Mecary, $in tance from where McKee reported it | Anidrew and Catherine Archer, &irl. had been stolen. T ‘n\d [hn Pn])« girl. . The car when found was locked. The fight front fender was dented and on the running board was paint such as was scraped off Acher's car when the gunmen's machine glanced against it, starting the altercation whieh led to the shooting. McKee and Church told _detectives they had been drinking together Satur- day night and early Sunday and that McKee had driven Church home about midnight. Births R.epor-l:d Wilbur A, and Anna J, Callahan, boy. Steve and Thelma Baltimore. Siariet 6. D' and Maro Hoiiand, boy. Howard L. and Edna Claston, bos. CamaCrmering G Sulvan, sirl Afang WA Ceelle: A- De Birny, mirl James P. and Mary P. O'Connor, girl. H oline A Hock. elrl. wir] \'nuw‘ And Tvory Roundtree. bov. and Lucille_Washington. boy. ¢\0l110 and Bé‘ Iél‘;;! \A\'\\hinklan roy s ames W and Silby Armstrong. & McKee then went to a enjamin and Ruth Brown, girl. cabaret, he said, and remained until 6 JIanl HEfir)'\dl wnfirw (‘hnmbels girl. , 06 and Ethel Wiliams. a.m. Sunday. Wiiklam T and Elizabeth *Cnavpelle, girl. Two Cabarets Are Raided. o e ‘Two cabarets were ordered raided and Havana Newspaper Sold. ® man and woman, whose identities o ., Wi HAVANA, Cuba, November 13 (#).— were not made known, were arrested. | The sale of the Mercado Munico Mar- g The condition of"Acher, a substitite | THE 810 21 (06 Mereado, Munco Mar: fullbeck who plaved in part of the | jiL, 2% MO SUTHS, PRy s reparted eany ey b Hie e |for $3.500.000 was announced yester- Sr e Lt e day. Unconfirmed reports are that Hor- san i Tty 1ets | nedo is also planning to sell his after- removed from against his spine. | noon newsoaper, which is one of the rEva & largest in Cuba. MAY BECOME EMBASSY. Raise in Rank of U. 8. Legation in China Considered. Consideration is being given by the American Government to the question of raising the rank of its diplomatic mission to China from a legation to an embassy. China has proposed to several na- tions that their diplomatic missions be elevated. Secretary Kellogg said yes- terday if the United States decided to raise the rank of its diplomatic rep- resentatives action by Congress would be required before the change could take place. Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. st e Army Luncheons Start. The first of a series of monthly lunch- eons to be given this Winter by officers of the Quartermaster Corps, Regular, ||| $1.000 for $10 per month National Guard and Reserve Corps, in |l} including interest and prin- this city and vieinity, was held at ‘the || cipal. Larger or smaller Carlton Hotel this afternoon. The prin- : loans at proportionate rates. cipal address was made by Richard H. Aishton, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives. PERPETU AL wz|l BUILDING est 24 hours: i || ASSOCIATION Deaths Reported Conoepuon " Gonzaies, 48, Providence Hos- Established 1881 "Rice H. Browning, 40, Sibley Memorial Largest in Waahingt;n Hospits Edward G. Norton, 38, en route Casualty Assets Over $18,000,000 umflmv R 35. 2100 I st. Mary V. Hennessey, Yiimas B Lucketr: 0. 430 Th st Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR. Secretary Georgeto! E. Thrift, 70, 102 13th s Jo!wh Amerir.lc 8. Gamnxer Hospml Leonard Aundanyohl, 8, Children’s Hos- tal. clum- H, Harding, 2, 3917 Volta place. Ja 92030 Columbls, terrace. Slace Ward 5s. Toos N. 3 Eiwood Robinson. 1. Children's Hospital. INGE Starts c&& Thursday 9:15 A.M. 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