Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1930, Page 12

A—12 YOUTH IS KILLED TRYING HOLDAP f;Eight Companions Are Jailed After Attempt to Loot Cafe Is Foiled. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 9.—A 16-year-old ‘youth was killed.and eight of his com- | panions were in jail today as the result | ‘of an attempt to hold up & Greenwich | “Willage drinking resort while a city de- tective was in the place. Joseph Casey, jr., the youngest of the ‘gang, was shot and killed by Detective | William Murphy, who said the youth mads a gesture as if d ng a gun when commanded to put up his hands. | Murphy told his superiors that he was in Mingo's Restaurant, at 90 East Tenth street, about dawn yesterday when the nine entered. They ordered beer and sandwiches and retired to a rear| Foom. Shortly after, Casey with three others | eame out and moved toward the door. “Let’s stick this pl Y Murphy said he d fired two shots from where he the far end of the bar, and that Martin McKnight, 20 years old, fired five shots in return, one of which wounded Louis Bertoniciana, the bartender, in the arm. McKnight, with two of his companions, fled through the door and Murphy fol lowed. He ordered Casey and the remaining in the room to put up the The detective said Casey reached | pocket and Murphy fired again, killing him. Ee was found to be unarmed. Police sail Casey, who lived with an aunt and uncle, was out on $1,500 bail for attempted burglary. # Police Commissioner Mulrooney said | that Murphy had been in the restaurant on police business. The prisoners said they had stopped in the place after escorting some girls home from a dance. BYRD DOGS’ LEADER HONORED BY STATE New Hampshire Dedicates Road as | effort to save her father's fortune. | Birney's request. Pedestrian Pierces Derelict’s Jugular Vein With Umbrella By the Associated Press CHICAGO, June 9.—A dismal rain chilled the bones of the floaters along West Madison street. Cold raindrops trickled from the eaves of flop houses upon the shabby back of a derelict, who shivered in spite of the warming draughts from his flask. The derelict plodded unsteadily along, tottered and lurched against a pedestrian. Instinctive- ly the passer-by raised his um- brella to fend off the drunken man, pushed him aside and strode on. A few faltering steps away the nameless floater dropped heavily on a doorstep. Strangers car- ried him indoors and laid him on a cot But he was no longer shivering. He was ad. The umbrella point had pierced his jugular vein. GIRL DENIES THEFT . OF FATHER'S BONDS San Francisco Police Expect Sur- render Today of Miss Marian Birney. By the Ass Marian Birney , ‘'was expected by | police to swrender today on a grand theft warrant charging her with ab- | sconding to New York with $63,000 in | bonds intrusted her for safekeeping by | Dr. Bascom Birney, 74, her father. Miss Birney returned yesterday and | hrough _her attorney denied she is| She declared her trip East was | secure letters and other evi-| dence to show she accepted and cashod some of the bonds in am| This was don e explained, at Dr. s of Austria are hauling more goods than a year ag 'LIVEN YOUR LIVER By cleaning out intestinal poisons and improving liver action, Dr. Tutt's Pills bring a healthy vigor to the whole body with lasting health bencfit. | 9. — Miss | § THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1930. Summer Silk Dresses ‘F or Women Who Require Large Sizes 42 to 5% 510 Washable Crepes Silk Prints Silk Piques —The woman who wears a larger size and wants to feel cool, yet look smart, will find the dress she is looking for here. 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H., June 9.—While medals are being struck for Admiral | Byrd and the men of his Antarctic | expedition, now rolling homeward on | their two ships off the coast of their | own country, an enduring honor has — been paid to one who is not coming | — S = back, a four-footed hero of the great | SAVEMONEYON STORAGE.CALL adventure who died alone out on the | , desolate ice barrier. | “Chinook Trail” as Tribute to Four-Footed Hero. —Of voiles, RayoKrepe, nainsooks and muslins. 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