Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1929, Page 20

*HAX EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1928, TWO WOMEN ARE KILLED.|HEARSE IS FIRED |ccmmantes, tim 0 HGHTS APAINST Gar Skids Into Canal Between Mon- ON BY HI-JACKERS Rearse ‘and- spoloptied. . ‘They explal treal and Cornwall, Ontario. ‘wal £ % boc wl s USE UF IN]UNCT'UNS _:m“ -uw:::n.:' ?,cm,, m One Wears Uniform Similar to **gi7 °44, and John Lytle, 14, -soaked hig) lunged hway and p Border Patrolman's—Customs | 3¢ K ,eh,,"'""z, e ar, Canal ‘yestérd , "collided with & m"'” e s 4 i truck driven by Arthut J. Nelson of Al- Head of Mine Workers Urges =ume s Fotie o Montreal from Corn- et bt " “Nelson was heid for the grand R O P wall, _ all, Ontarlo. 9 rbrfln unhurt in the accident, was e Labor Eateration to. |, TUIuetEs it Mk (5. SHaming | & us Apokisieatrrem: riding on the hearse with Stewar: and 10™ 11™ F axnp G STrREETS g o 38, of Kalamazoo, Their submerged CHESTERTOWN., N, Y.. October 14.| Arthur Wayman, the undertaker, when Assist in Campaign. car was raised several hours later. Doc- | —Two men who fired upon a hearse tors said the two women died of asphyx- | were classified today as hi-fackers by . fation. customs authorities. One of the men {8y the Amociated Bress, = Toms .horde“m:a:lntrsm:lr e ether nad SRS 05 Boreke Ve ’Y OfC" BORNER TORONTO, October 14.— An urgent . R'.L""?c‘fg %ert‘nt\;l:m:muar t::iTRIO ESCAPES HOME m:h;‘,‘,l:::\amgg:;:r ';:?r%\m-'ih.crh‘:;! 119 # 8% et 108 e ety pronss e 2| FOR CRIMINAL INSANE [piin s sc Soraet e ha % Eight Designers Interpret they were fired upon, of court injunctions in labor disputes e was instituted today by John L. Lewis, | "The hearse was taking the bodies of president of the United Mine Workers Inmates Cut Hole in Roof of two automobile nccldent victims to their ; w - atteawan State Hos- when the men ree bullets st | LR\ 3 F S l s to attend the rest of the sessions s 5 Do £ the %) R, tt oo iedeeds i ooy pitl o - Sl indeule : ashion’s Silhouette in these en - :.j&"&i.‘;’.:a.”:{‘::{?:s;ma&y dimcut: | s sainmes stewart. driver of the hearse, | [CRUNIWWNTNE FH) s in his organ! ion in Inois. “No organization is more concerned | BY the Agsoclated Press. with the umgllgnt;nlnslt the lnéunc- BEACON, N. Y., October 14.—Thirty . tion power than the mine workers.”|armed guards yesterday were searching - o Mr. Lewis said. “and we've been greatly 9 disturbed by the failure of the federa. | for thred prisoners who escaped Satur- o e w O a S tion to proceed effectively against in- | day night from the Matteawan State = unction use. ~ Senator Shipstéad of | Hospital for the Criminally Insane, linnesota has a bill before COnzrm The fugitives, all from New York, for health and which our lawyers inform us would be | are Willlam Rice, committed two and x‘wfi;tr‘:'l:;l:mslhdwhsfle;nst:?“g;rrfi”:}; ; h‘:{ months e ll'err h‘l:b‘"“:v |m‘ pleasure in filtered rooklyn on a charge of robbery, - Y Nebraska have proposed & substitute | liom Murphy, committed six months | water purified by which we are likewise advised would | ago after his arrest in the Bronx on 4 Ultra-Violet Rays. be entirely suitable. a charge of extortion, and Joseph Per- | mr??fiefw:{:hommsf;:flfifl{\ '::‘;“ % enm.b(orm‘e‘: lnmfitet ':r Sh’llf sing,M who - \ 3 sh- posal, wsa brought to Matteawan from Man- o 5 L support of the Shipstead measure, have | hattan Jm years ago, charged Wi 7 s /= MIXED SWIMMING resulted in loss of one cHance to nt ‘murder. P AT ALL TiMES the Dbill through the last session of | Gommissioner of Correction Raymond | = Congress and T hope that the error can | p. ', Kieb, said he believed the men | be retrieved at the next session. cut & hole in the second floor celling I = UFE GUARDS He arranged to argue before the con- | o( the reception ward building. where | = vention's resolution committee on the | Phey were housed, and escaped through | topic: but also discussed briefly the {he atiic, where the windows were not e SWIMMING INSTRUCTION miners’ union difficulties in Iilinois, |'barred. though remarking that he had to re- L Ay B w0, Sl W Al THREE KILLED IN CAR. +AMBASSAIDOR, “The action of the mine workers' TR M O T N national officers in Illinois is merely a | Machine Skids and Turns Over E L o Toutine matter,” he asserted, “s sort of Copy of Jenny's Princesse \ » house cleaning. Officers of the in- After Blowout, Police Say. ol & howe Cing,_ Offcom of ihe th; | After Blowous, Folice Sa7. | SWIMMING POOL : s detber iy the right to compel honest administra- | Three men were killed and two were 5 krimmer, $150. tion of subordinate districts. seriously hurt last night in an automo- Membership cord, without charge, on application 4 membership of the mine work- | bile accident near here. “The ers in Tllinols has repeatedly petitioned 11 Pr . Hauser, 25 L e e T OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DAILY e SR lare coat; {1 mess and it is our purpose to do s0.|Fred Young, both of Philadelphia. Hos- . . We shall adhere to the mum of | pital phyligmu ht Irn&t Hauser, BAMtonP.M H Vona with lapin, $95. eells with lynx, $195. ‘fi}: k‘:nwm;y &:‘.’;‘fi“‘é’.“m ued l;y :P;e . walther of Frederick, might die of his . Inois cour e are = | Injuries. elded in that court.” George Hapscot, 26, of Philadelphia, FOURTEENTH ano K STREETS ‘The injunction referred to was grant- | was less seriously injured. State police . od the illinois district officers of the [sald it appeared as though the car union to prevent enforoement of -the | skidded after a tire blowout and turned seating of & provisional district organ- |over three times. izmtion by the national union in -k Cae? Figures are in again and coats follow the moulded, FATHER AND SON DIE princesse silhouette. Paris gives us this new coat AT HANDS OF GUNMEN silhouette-——_s]im. feminine, fitted at the waist, SR flaring with intricate and lavish use of furs—and a Wl o general feeling of sweeping, elegant lines. Wood- Side Tenement. 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