Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1930, Page 7

' B THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. €, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930. . GOVERNOR DENIES | H RALEIGH HABERDASHER Bank Robbery Murders : Lose Last Hope. . ’ . ’ Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store . . . 1310 F Street By the Associated Press. CANON CITY, Colo,, July 16.—How- ard L. Royston and George J. Abshier, tondemned Lamar bank bandits, are | ewaiting execution with the last hope | of reprieve shattered by a one c O . . il A special purchase of fine shirts to meet the “No new in rvn};a jon !fl‘ rnn?r 'n me A CHARGE & A el e i et demand for a high-grade product at a low price ‘With the approach of the bandits’ hangings came a promise from Rev. on our e ates roveds o6 true vioty of ths Extended Lamar bank robbery and the slaying of y ] Zour men, told aim by Royston and Payment Plan - shier. o The siayers are not Royston and Ab- spreads b ° an o shier, he said. payments en facing death won't lie,” he said. : “Royston and Abshier have told me over several whi e the true story of the Lamar robbery. I am convinced they months. killed nobody y . . Contradictory statements in confes- PY ness stand have | t concerning the l e k president and his son; bank teller, and Dr. W, Wineing : 7 \\N ring the hold-up. > \ EANM . ' The exact time of the executions has 3 ) \ g ] not been fixed. Royston and Abshier 3 \ : will follow to the gallows the reputed ; ( . leader of their gang, Ralph Fleagle, “ A 5 hanged last week. Jake Fleagle, fourth . member of the gang, is at large. DR. WILGUS TO JOIN 6W. HISTORY FACULTY ' " and Fancy Author of More Than 30 Articles ezt i ' - oy entire e ; Collar attached Dr, A. Curtis Wilgus, formerly Ofb\hr‘ s . 4 University of South Carolina, has been K : . appointed associate professor of His- ; & 8 Sto‘ and 2 COllar h panic-American history at George Wash- ) P . - q s to maic ington University, it was announced to- day for Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, presi- dent of the university. Dr. Wilgus, an authority on Central . and South America, will give courses in i : ) s the School of Government, Columbian o College, and in the senior college of the J ot university. He holds the degree of doc- 3 o tor of philosophy from the University of s L o . ‘Wisconsin, and he has taught in that / # institution, in the University of Maine oy and in the University of South Carolina. He was a member of the Summer ses- sions faculty at George Washington in 1927 and is serving on that staff again this year. A contributor of more than 30 arti- $ $ cles and monographs on Hispanic- al ' . American history during the past eight years, Dr. Wilgus is wi~ely known as a g teacher and a productivg scholar. Dur- . @ ing the past three years he has pub- [ ] lished more than 60 book reviews in the & field of Hispanic-American history and Hispanic-American relations with the United Statcs. 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