Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1929, Page 7

S s BABY DAY " Tomorrow in the baby’s own section on the second floor Babies’ Autumn Coats ~—of crepe de chine. Hand embroidered. White, pink, blue. 3.95 o Silk Bonnets Attractive things. Boy and girl styles to match © 100 Babies’ Dainty Dresses Handmade and hand em. broidered, too, in a variety of dainty styles. 1.00 ® Gertrude Petticoats Handmade and hand em- broidered. In wanted lengths. 1.00 Kindergarten Frocks All washable, of course. THREE WILL FACE MURDER CHARGES Accused of- Slaying Private Policeman in Alleged Death Plot. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, September 9.—Ralph A. ‘Wood, Wylndom real estate dealer and builder; his business partner, Her- bert L. Sullivan, and Cecil W. Holt, an accountant, were to go on trial here today on charges of murdering Am- brose L. Hagerty, 24-year-old private policeman, he 'ore Wood's office the night of January 9. Hagerty was slain during an alleged | r attempt upon Wood's life and in the presence of 18 State troopers, deputy sheriffs and municipal guardians of the peace, who waited in ambush for Hagerty, Willlam Thompson and Tay- lor Pearce. Holt Lays Death Charge. A few days before, Holt, who was buying a home from Grace M. Wood, estranged wife of Wood, reported to authorities that Mrs. Wood was plot- ting against her husband's life and had attempted to bribe Holt to aid in the to fall in with the plot, he said, to ob- tain evidence. ‘The officers decided to let the al- jon cnarges of holdin, kidnaping and murder. He pretended | THE leged plotters go forward mm plot, and take thm in the act. Wood was hneplt:xD: 1::" hinnertwbe of an automo- from a blndjw‘;‘mm&erw % bb' EVENING However, when Hagerty, 'rhmpwn } ‘opened and Pearce arrived, Wood at Hagerty at_close range. aumvln said afterward he opened a window of the office and shot at Hi ‘The 18 State f-mopeu deputy sheriffs and local officers opened fire. ' Hagerty fell dead, wounded by 10 bullets. A ceputy sher- iff was wounded. Tlwwpson and Pearce escaped but were, Arrested 'the same night. Mrs. Wood also was ar- rested. The three wece charged with an attempt upon Wood's life. Accused of Bank Robbery. Later, Wood and Hoit were arrested up the Sturgls, Mich., National. Bank, December 17, 1928, an dtaking $75,000. A one-armed man led bank robbers. Wood has one arm. Mrs. Wood, Thompson and Pearce then said they were attempting to_obtain from Wood's vault in his office, proof that he committed the hold-up. Pearce and Thompson were identified by Sturgis residents as having visited Sturgis a few days after the obbery to investigate, but Wood and I-lnlt established almost indisputable alibis and were exonerated of the hold- up charge. A grand jury investigation to de- termine whether a crime was committed when Hagerty was slain resulted in the indictment of Wood, Holt and Sullivan on murder charges; the assault charges against Mrs. Wood, Thompson and Pearce, are held up pending the out- come of the murder trial. The de- fendants in the murder trial are w be the State's chief witnesses aginst Wood and her co-defendants. Selection of a jury for the murder trial was to today in the Wayne County Circuit Court before Judge Adolph F. Marchner. ture in any degree. ‘as your draperies. soap and water. STAR, WASHINGTON, ASK VERIGEN BE OUSTED. Telegrams TUrge Deportation of Doukhobor in Saskatchewan. KAMSACK, Saskatchewan, Septem- ber 9 ()—Telegrams urging deporta- tion of Peter Verigen, head of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood, have been sent to Robert Forke, Dominican minister of immi- gration, by citizens of Kamsack. This action was taken because of a battle near here when the marching Doukho- bors were repulsed by officers and citi- zens. Four of tho%e who po.mclpnud in the parade have been sentenced to serve six months in jail with hard labor. They appeared in court Satur- day charged with creating a disturb- ance, while another is held under arrest in the local hospital, where he is a Bkntfint. suffering from a fractured u According to information Peter Veri- gen has sent a telegram to his follow- ers, instructing that those who partici- pated in the parade be expelled from the brotherhood. Can't [)Be Beat JIL URNER ™ M iniriet 2008 Century Heat CENTUR 119 ¥ L NWe u.c.?-"n‘e'-' 'n‘--amu Glasses Fitted DR, ‘CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone National 0321 405410 McLachlen Bids. Here’s a new type of washable shade cloth—above all, beautiful, yet completely impervious to mois» 10th and G Sts. Just let us demonstrate how easily you can keep your window shades as fresh and lovely Pyrox can be washed time and time again with D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1929. W, B, SINCE 1861—SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh National 3770 e SEPTEMDE URNITURE SAL A Walnut Dining Room Suite That is Sheraton in Design 29 :%;:;fl':"’ their own * We are featuring Pyrox Shades in culon & 1.00 ?:::,: ‘:;:,e:::. “1‘:‘,’2',;";‘1’;,“,".','.3 QIZ:‘::HL? ,hs:,: HIS artistic suite is one of the most unusual values em- durability. braced in this Sale. The door panels of buffet and o SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY server, the side panels of china cabinet and the back Bird’s-Eye Diapers ’ | panels of the chairs are of select, beautifully matched, five- Good size . .. 27x27. All L ANSBURGH &BRO ply butt walnut. The drawers are made of solid white oak :ne(:ilffir immediate use. SEPTEMBER throughout; the case backs and dust bottoms are of select, Specitty 1.39 7th, 8th and E Sts—National 9800 FURNITURE three-ply stock. The frames are rigidly constructed of : JALE selected hardwood; the tops and end panels of selected, five- ® ply striped walnut. Afghans or Shawls The solid oak, felt-lined silver tray in the left-hand buffet All wool—hand woven. compartment is removable. ; In soft shades for crib or . carriage. = Other Dining The drawers are of dove-tailed, dust-proof, boxed-in 2.95 Room Suites construction and are fitted with center-drawer glides. The ® ek BB extension table top is fitted with equalizing slides. Carriage Quilts j Bedroom Suites The frame joints are rigidly secured by the use of spiral . Handmade and hand i $1651t0 $1,250 pickory dowells set in animal glue, by glue blocks and by mbroidered; beautifull s :Iuded. Imported. ; 7 | Living Room TOPUSINg. 1.59 : Suites All pieces are finished in Corsican lacquer, making a ‘! $160 to $900 suite as beautiful as it is well constructed. A Moses speci- ® fication-built suite. Sale priced, $295. Babies’ Quilted Jackets Handmade. Soft and wa;mly lined. To match ¥ quilts, 1.00 The September ® i Babies’ Warm B l k S 1 Blankets ' anket ale Pink or blue with white borders. Size 30x40 inches. . 39¢ (Becond Fioor, The Hecht. Co.) your clothes according to color and ma- terials into individual net bags. piece receives exactly the No rubbing. No scrubbing. Pure suds and warm soft water swish through the Nets and carry the dirt away. Manhattan Net Bag Way saves you 66 HOSE lovely frocks with the T gay colors that seem to defy the sun—I almost hated to see them washed. But Mother smiled and Each care it needs. The Every blanket offered in this sale is all wool and an extraor- dinary value. If desired, blankets purchased now will be held for future delivery. They may also be purchased on our de- ferred payment plan. " All-Wool Blankets All-Wool Blankets money by saving your clothes . . . Man- hattan collects, launders and deli\"crs your clothes all in three days. And,-for. ., women who work, collections are made * before 8 AM. Phone for details of the many money-saving Manhattan services from which you may choose. MANHATIAN LAUNDRY PHONE.DECATUR llfl ; “Co. F Street at Seventh Sale Pric $7.35 b sie $71 1.35 . Famous North Star Blankets; all ‘wool, luxuriously soft and warm. Beautifully colored plaids, with 4-inch sateen bmd ing to match. $11.35 pair. * \The Linen Shop, Pirst Floor ‘Soft, fluffy, all-wool blankets exception- ally low priced. Large’ plaids of rose, blue, gold, green or red and black. ;. @ @ Size 66x80. $7.35 pair. P— said, ‘Don’t worry, dear; send them to Manhattan.”” . . . Manhattan sorts