Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 24

THREE MEN FACING PENALTY OF DEATH| * Trio Added to List Convicted of Murder in Bank Hold-up. By the Associated Press. EADS, Colo., April 11.—Convicted of the murder of a deputy sheriff during their attempted escape following the robbery, erchhll of the Manter, Kans., ree thr muuly arrested and wnvk:ced llrendy await death by Arrest and m.ll of mm was & demonstration of justice, the old Western manner wlth the lld nt hundred.s ox volunteer possem bined with use of airplanes, luwmohllal al new developments sq them in lun battle when their uhv. carzr‘led them mto Colorado. trict Court tound the Lrlo gullty of the murder o( the officer and recommended the den llty Sentence was not xpiration of the usual lo-flly penod nnowed for fll ‘The calling out ul the possemen, who - trailed the Manter robbers through the rough Arroya Cmmty of t.he Kansas- Colorado State line, of pursuit plans peflecud lonnwml tho years ago, of robbery, nearly two Lamar, Colo., bank. The Lamar hlnd!t! chase. Dur- lugsequem pursuit four men were Mcmths later officers succeeded ln Ashier and Howard L. Royston, are un- der sentence to hang. Jake Fleule u-mLher alleged mo ber of the Lamar robber gang mu being soug ht. Justice in the case of the Manter Tobbers moved with a swiftness com- g:l’ able to hastily made laws of e old time vlgumce committee. Only two days were consumed in the nlecuon of the jury and pleas of defense and pmsec n expressed sa victed mq satis- flc!lon with their trial, one of the crime in Colorado | f mmc fm- a major legal history. COFFEE LOAN TO AID BRAZILIAN GROWERS Part of $100,000,000 Bond Issue to Be Sold in U. 8.—Will Stabilize Market. By the Associated Press. ter- said the loan would amount to abouf $100,000,000. % 5 gned to stabilize the o rket curren ‘The -nnouncement ldded tbnt l nb— stantial amount of t! offered in the vmua ta'es — mAmm of the Lenin Library, in w, require ul readers to wash hands tering the reading before mucbmg the books. Diamonds Claquer ‘of Vienna Gets 2 Hot Dogs For Night’s Work and ac- buy -pplnuu in vlenm must pmvlde a minimum wage of two hot mustard for each of the hired ehmm mkmmdoflmnam thing in who 1! hfis lDlfll\l voc! ol In addition mun ‘have beer, free checking of hats and colfl at the wnrdrobe higher :ndu of I such as mn whxch xer cr -cwr in fro; his ception,” a wage as high as ul frankfurters and a uldel ot claque is the o Inderst the uldunee join in the vplmn ‘master scatters his forces. in the into ortissimo passage, they brelk into deuunlnu roundx of ap- plause, cheers an Chicago Slayer Dies m Clmr CHIOAGO Apr!.\ 11 oodward, Negra led in uu elecmc chace b Th:1t wd. for the m wth | 9T o'ru Pollcemm Jeremfilh OCOnnen last Ju EIGHT SOLDIERS DEAD, 33 INJURED IN CRASH Derailment of Train Bearing Fa- mous Regiment Is Reported Today in Franoce, By the Associated m . i kmed “and 33 in- issey, bezmn Montbeliard and sancon, ‘The scldlen ‘were members of the fs mous 152d egimznt. whlch wu'uu most-decorated one of OPERA SEEN POPULAR s Small Cities as Well as Large Want It, Says Johanna Gadski. 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Tailored of ma- ~ Bloutes, ‘same terials that will stand the strain of continuous wear! - Two- S e v button notch lapé] coats, mannish vests, and either cuffed " The “Marguerue” $75.00 value! a The “Eternal Love” 315000 mmumnmnm mmn has ¢ gold. ting a.upuvm A perfect ‘The 18-kt. ting is very $1.50 a Week *