Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1929, Page 28

BANK BANDITS SLP THROLEH BARRIERS Five Who Got $105,000 in| Loot Elude Police Guard in Wisconsin. -— By the Associated Press. JEFFERSON, Wis., November 8.—Au- thorities today nothing more tangible than a license number and incomplete base their ch for five men who robbed the mers & Merchants' Bank yesterday pproximately $105,000 in cash and rittes. ~The number, apparently issued in wnio, and the descriptions led the sher- iff % tire the bureau of criminal iden- titication at Columbus. From this he w nsxhopclul “something tangible” would résult. The robbery was so well executed the men slipped easily through n hastily formed vigilante cordon in Souihern ‘Wisconsin. A defective burglar alarm shared blame with the carefully laid plans of the robbers. It had been ringing almost dally, consequently citizens paid no at- tention when its clangor actually sig- naled a robbery. Only & few passers- by and a neighboring grocer realized that the bank was being robbed and they were held at bay by a gun in the hands of one of the gang. The men, unmasked and each carry- ing a pistol, strode into the bank at noon, forced five persons to lie on the floor, slugged an assistant cashier, and after firing several shots went through the vault and cages. They obtained $8,400 in cash, $28,000 in negotiable Liberty bonds and $89,000 in non-ne- By the Associated Press. with motors and ablaze with light, kingdom with opening of thé National | Horse Show at Madison Square Garden. | _From Italy, Poland, the Irish Free State and Canada he came, 400 strong, to challenge the equine royaity of Amer- ica, and with him came his subjects. A “cabinet” of owners, an army of trainers, the cavalry of his country and a host of grooms and stable boys. " Up in the gallerles and down in the boxes In this age of speed the steed Still has his worshipers. Motors and airplanes still king of their world of pleasure. As one Wall Strect clerk expressed it: “A car’s only got two gaits—fast and one of ’em is grand!” All Classes Present. Street, and First avenue and the East Side. = The boxes were aglitter with jewels, ashimmer with silks. The pea- nut vendors had the time of their lives. The Garden itself was arrayed in his honor, decked in the flags of five n tions, its arena walls newly painted in pale green. Up in the ~grandstand, draped in the orange and black colors of the National Horcs Show Associa- tion, a military band played tunes be- NEW YORK, November 8.—Next door | to the pavements of Broadway, alive King Horse has once again set up his | an admiring throng to watch his anfics. | they use for hurrying, but the horse is | abreast. slow—but a horse has five, and every | Park avenue was there, and Wall | | guard in white breeches and black coat. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. NOV EN IBER 8. 192 FIVE NATIONS ARE TAKING PART IN U. 5. NATIONAL HORSE SHOW Italy, Poland, Irish Free State and Cana&a Competing Against Equine Aris- tocracy of America. low and black coach “Bumblebee,” with Guy Ward, owner, in whip, and there was Victor Loew's black and red “Lib- rty,” drawn by white horses. But king horse was at his best in| the ladies' saddle horse event. Six| woman riders, half of them astride and the other haif riding side saddle, and all in the formal black cravenette suits and tall sk hats of the exhibition habit, put him through his paces. Mrs, James Hewlett, who rode astride, took first placc on Willam H. Nicholls' Southerland Rose. Then came, the parade of the foreign and American teams. To the strains of a military march the white gates | of the arena swung ope: in rode the officers of the Polish team, three Next came the prancing bays of the blue-coated Italian officers, fol- lowed by the Canadians, the cavalry- | men of the Irish Free State and eight American officers. ‘The horses, prancing to the center of the tanbark ring, halted in single formation before Gen. Charles A. Sum- merall, chief of stelf of the United States’ Army, while the band played five national airs and their riders saluted the flags. ‘The exhibition of Battery C, 16th Field Artillery of the United States | Army, was the most brilliant event of the brilliant show. To the stirring strains of the band eight caissons whirled into the ring, each drawn by a dozen white horses. On the driver’s seat and on every other horse rode a ! that on Thursday morning he will sign OFFICER IS SLAIN Aten turned her box over to the officers | of the Italian Army team; Desmond | Fitzgerald, minister of defense of the B Basota Swope, Ot Hariiman IN PISTOL BATTLE| :5:1“ m-le.'v\lmderb it were hosts to Killer Ts Shot to Death by Police Chief and Pst:olmn With Vietim. ‘Downstairs, below the brilliant arena king horse reigned over his own world, a world of bedded stalls, jingling’ spurs and silver mounted bridles, of grooms and trainers and breeders. Huddled in corners they discussed his future. Wwill he be banished by motors and airplanes and speedboats? _ Not, they | said, while there is an English language. He is bringing more money today than he ever did before. He's coming back with new power to the track and the | hunt and the bridle path. By the Associated Press. WINCHESTER, Ky., November 8—A gun fight between three members of the Winchester Police Department and a man whom they had been called to ar- rest resulted in the fatal shooting two men here late yesterday. Patrolman P. Lloyd Faulkner, 65, | died an hour after he was taken to a| hospital and Mike Wills, 52, former | railroad contractor, who battled the of- | ficers, succumbed shortly after he fell, pierced by nine bullets. The fight, in which nearly a score of bullets were fired, followed an automo- bile chase. | ‘Wills was shot down by Chief of Po- lice Sid Bush and Patrolman Mal Tarpy. Judge to Limit Trial. MACON, Ga., November 8 (@).—| Judge Bascom S. Deaver of the middle | district of Georgia = has announced | a consent decree allowing only one more week in which to_complete the Harold Hall-Willlam La Varre hearing before Pope F. 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