Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1930, Page 14

A—14 MOTORIST SOUGHT INDEATH OF 2 MEN Florida Man Said Been Driver in Accident. to Have Fatal By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va,, April 5.—State police tonight were searching for Roy Bruno, Miami Beach, Fla., said by R. J. Chayne, also of Miami, to have been the driver of an automobile that last night struck and killed two men investigating a pre- vious bus wreck on the Richmond- ‘Washington Highway. A third man was_injured. | Chayne, driver of one of the wrecked busses, said Bruno stopped his car after the crash to ask what had happened, and that he recognized him as a man he had known about four years in Miami. When he told him, Chayne said, that he had run down the men, Bruno replied, “You know me. I am going on. I have an injured woman in my car.” ‘The men killed were J. A. Varner, director of the Richmond office of the Nevins bus line, and Larry A. Barent- zen, owner of the Floridian Motor Serv- ice bus. Varner was killed instantly and Barentzen died shortly after reach- ing the City Hospital here. Varner lived in Baltimore and Barentzen in Miami, Fla. The injured man was Alphonso Hoffer, Boonsboro, Md., driver of the Nevins bus that collided with the Floridian in the first accident. Chayne, in a coroner’s inquest today, testified Bruno did not tell him the name of the injured woman or where he was going. William J. I;ocke Better. PARIS, April 5 (#).—Friends of Wil- | liam J. Locke, British novelist, said | today that he was much more com- fortable and was making real progress. PREPARING FOR BOAT SHOW One of the Coast Guard exhibits being moved into the Pennsylvania | Commission Merchants’ Building, on Water street southwest, yesterday in prepa- ration for the motor boat show which will be held there this week. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. PIPE ORGAN PRAISE SLIGHTLY MISPLACED Public Appreciates Music in Rail Station to Find It Manu- facturers’ Tests. it hasn't. The NEW YORK, (N.A.N.A).—For some weeks now the Pennsylvania Railroad has been getting praise from travelers who think that the road has installed a magnificent pipe organ in the station A& B NS o, A N —Star ‘Staff Photo. TENTH WIFE LOSES OUT AS NO. 9 GETS CASH Woman Who Thought She Was Third on List Finds Husband ‘Wedded Nine Others. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 5—Paul Ellis, who sometimes walked to the altar under the name of Peter, sald he married three wives. A former wife suing him for back alimony said he married six. An attorney brought into court records today to prove the number 10. Thus the wife who sued for support of one of Ellis’ 16 children became No. 9, though she thought herself No. 5. and his present wife, under the im- pression she was No. 3, became No. 10. The court, finding wife No. 10 in | Mr. Locke has been seriously ill and underwent an operation Monday. better circumstances than wife No. 9, | ordered Ellis to pay the former wife $25 each of three coming Saturdays and $7 weekly thereafter. Two of Ellis' former wives are dead, it was shown. The others divorced him. We Make 1 SCREENS| for Windows—for Doors Let us screen up your home before these pests atrive. Esti- mates gladly sent! Layton Woodworking Co. 2103 Ga. Ave. N.W. Pot. 5670 Night Phone, Deeatur 2405 APRIL 6, for the edification of the public. Well, mitted several organ companies to try out instruments there. The station is bflnf used for experimental tests, that’s all. There is still hope that the road will build in the gallery looking down on a marble hall stretching away for 400 feet and rising to a columned height of 150 feet. The sound of the organ great expanse is simply stunning. church, no cathedral, offers an op- portunity like this to an organ in New York and none will until the Cathedral of St. John the Divine is completed and the vast nave is opened. Majestically the organ harmonies penetrate into the side waiting rooms and they soothe the city-tortured ear like the strains of some road has merely per- Maj. in this No meet 1930--P.. 1.7 only a railway station. LEGION POST TO MEET ‘The Bureau of Engraving and Print- ing Post of the American Legion will ginning at 8 o'clock. Maj. L. E. Atkins will outline the pro- gram of the Legion for the current year. Nathan Williams, Joseph Lennon and Hugh Marsh have been named to the post’s hospitalization committee. ONE. . —“———-————L.'t—“\———l;._—l:— celestial instrument. 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