Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 36

| 38 M e THE EVENIN( THREE ARE INJURED ASBULDINESCRASH - No One Is Killed in Collapse at Montgomery, With Loss Put at $175,000. By the Associated Press. MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 16— No casualties were apparent today ! from the collapse of two mercnnme establishments. The workers, however, | continued taking away the debris to| guard against a chance that any one was entombed in the wreckage. Several persons were injured, only three serfously, and properly damage | estimated at $175,000 was caused by the collapse of the {wo bulldings housing the Bullock Shoe Co. and the Pizitz- Smolian Department_Store. ! Between 75 and 100 persons were in | the buildings when the walls buckled | and collapsed yesterday noon, but | enough warning was given of the m,-‘ pending collapse that the majority of | them were able to reach safety. The seriously fiijured were George Degruchy and two colored employes. } Witnesses said there were two sepa- | rate crashes and that during the in- terval between the two pedestrians and police officers rushed into the buildings | and brought others to safety. city and county officials into the cause of the collapse. i The two buildings adjoined a vacant | lot where excavation work was in prog- ress. It was at first thought tha workmen employed in the excavatio work might have been trapped, but th fear was alleviated somewhat when search of the debris through the night | failed to reveal any bodies. Watson Estate Is $48,700. Mrs. Maud A. W 19, left an estate cording to the petition of her sons ‘Whalter 8. and Kenneth N. Watson, foi the probate of her will. he sons ar given premises 4203 senden stre and 2802 Twenty-seventh street, the elder son to take his choice. Walter . Watson is to have the stock in the Columbla Photo Supply Co.. and the Temaining estate is to be divided equally between the two sons, who also are named s executors. l the still grealer/f(q/eslzc foda / NEVER before in radio Hogan . Livense: Assoctates. Mighty Monarch of the Air Model 9 tuned stages of radio frequs cy. Absolut hum and no oscillation ai | with_prizes for Investigation has been started by | program of dancing has been provided | —Children playing with matches at the l | W. Lawton Cam Power Detection and the new ~45 tubes plus four ny wave length: y control gives uniform over the dial. Improved Majestic Super-Dynamic Speaker. Heavy, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. ‘vagellne, photoplay, » 1:20, 3:25, 530.7!5!nd “The wheel of Life,” at 11:55 4, 5:50, 8 and 10 p.m. ‘Behind That Curtain,” , noon till 11 pm. Palace—"Divorce Made Easy,” at 11:50 a.m., 2:30, 5, 10, 7:50 and 10:05 p.m. Metropolitan—"On With the Show" (second week), at'11:15 p.m,, 1:15, 3:15, 5:20, 7:20 and 9:25 p.m. Ambassador—"“The Wheel of Life,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:55 p.m. Tivoli—Noah’s Ark,” at 2, 3:55, 5:50, 7:45 and 9:40 p.m. Central—"The Cohens and the Kellys in Atlantic City,” from 11 am:. to 11 p.m. con- | SPANISH WAR VETERANS TO HAVE CELEBRATIONr Fall of Santidgo Thirty-one Years Ago to Be Occasion for Entertainment. The District Spanish War Veterans | tomorrow will hold an excursion and entertainment at Marshall Hall, cele- brating the fall of Santiago, 31 years ago, in which the 1st District of Colum- bia Volunteer Infantry participated. The steamer Charles Macalester will | make three trips to the island resor:, | leaving the Seventh street wharves at 10 o'clock a.m., 2:30 and 6:45 p.m. Athletic events have been arranged, the winners, and for the afternoon and evening [ According to returns coming to ile | ticket committee of the veterans, there | will be a larger attendance at the San- tiago day excur: this year than at | celebration. Department Comdr. Lorin C. Nelson and staff officers will be in altenuance The public is nvited. The commiltee in charge of a rangements for the excursion and en- tertainment_are Cleveland Kennicult, W. McCafirey and representing the | chairman E. Rink, Richard thur H. League and Admiral _George 'De“ey Naval Camp: Rolland W. Da: son and Ernest R. Graves, Gen. Henry Samuel Hubacher | and C. A. Strobel, Col. James S. Pettit | Camp: James Byrne and Oscar Feldser, | | Col. John Jacob Astor Camp, and Ivan | Conklin_and 8. Silverman, Gen. M. | Emmet Urell Camp. | NEW ORLEANS CARS RUN WITH GUARDS Service Is Resumed in. Spite of Strike—Attempts at Agree- ment Fail. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, July 16.—Daylight | operation of street cars went ahead today under Federal armed guards without indications of any settlement of differences between the street car com- pany and the employes who walked out of their jobs July 2. The service began yesterday with 15 cars onthe St. Charles-Tulane belt route before the curious gaze of hundreds and with a fair-sized number of paid fares. | The test was catried out in the absence of a single disturbance. ‘The cars put up in the barns before | darkness fell, Twenty-four hour service will be re- sumed when Federal authorities feel assured the stage of possible violence is passed, sald Victor Loisel, United States marshal, charged with enforcing the Federal injunction restraining in- timidation of workers and molestation of property. A citizens' committee for a week has sought to bring New Orleans Public s rvice, Inc, into negotiations with the unon. ' Children Fire Balkan Village. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, July 16 (#). | village of Slovinski started a fire which lelldered 200 fsmlliel homeles‘ News From E. R. Rochester’s Special Train Party. Deny Colo., July 16."My train msde splendid run train. Wil hi sightseeing trip Denver this morn- vers! Atter this tour 1 3l have @ 16-day Trip. leaving Was ington on August 23 to Colorado. Si Lake Cily and Yellowstone or Zi~~ Park, etc. For drlnll: address =1 ofm ROCHEST! 910 Distriet Nationat Bnnk “Building, Washington, D. has such a giant flood of rich, pure, undis- torted tone been possible. Now with Majestic’s newest and greatest exclusive feature, Power Detection, per- fect tone is magnified to life-like volume. 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GRIGSBY-GRUNOW COMPANY 5801 Dickens Ave., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ~ TUNE TN Majestic Theatre of the Air over Columbia and gh the Wholesale Distributor American Broadcasting Systems every Sunday night, 9 to 10 Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Headliners of the Stage and Sc Eisenbrandt Radio Co. 1111 17th Street N.W. Washington, D. G, i STAR., WASHINGTON, MANY BELIEVED DROWNED. River Sereth Rises Thirteen Feet Suddenly in Rumanian rrovlnu. BUCAREST, Rumanla, July 16 Numerous persons were believed Mly ® have been drowned in sudden heavy floods in the province of Kcldlll, when the River aenth rose 13 xm yesterday, threatening the entire rside. A number of vm iway. Troops were sent to assist in ulhl work. The towns of Bacau, Roman, Piatra, Neame and Targul were inundated. PRISONERS FIGHT FIRE. Deer Island House of Correction Is Damaged by Blaze. nos'row Jllly 16 (P —Prl.lonen‘ worked hand with firemen lfllnfl a m—e vnuh b-dly damaged the | five-story prison }mfld.lnl ol the in thn yesterday. 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