Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1931, Page 28

B-12 *% THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGUTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1931, SIXMILE PURSUIT ENDS IN SMASH-UPS SRR, | Shots Mark 60 M. P. H. Chase of Roadster by Police. Driver Escapes. A 6-mile chase early this morning. during which police fired several shots| and which ended when both a polic motor cycle and the car of a fugit speedster c de. molished near Bladensburg, Md.. was re- | ported in Police Court today, where a {last night. ASKS MODERNIZ OF CHURCH Pastor, Addressing Convention of | Disciples of Christ, Urges Use of Radio. ATION | PROGRAMS | By the Associated Press. WICHITA, Kans, October 7.—Rev. . D. Anderson, Fort Worth, Tex., urged ministers and laymen to -use all agencies at their command for the advancement of the church, in an ad- dress opening the international con- vention of the Disciples of Christ here Declaring that Christianity is in the midst of a revolution, Mr. Anderson, the convention president, urged mod- ASTRAINHITS CAR DRVERIS KILLED 'Woman Hurt When Auto Is| Driven Into Path of ‘ Engine. | Special Dispatch to The St GETTYSBURG, Pa., October 17 Samuel L. Montgomery, 42 years ol manager of the Auto Mart, at 1318 izing its program, including utili- | zation of the radio. R The National Evangelistic Associa- Fourteenth street, Washington, D. C., was killed instantly and a woman com- panion_was_slightly _injured when a coupe In which they were riding was | approached, police said, and the front struck by a Pennsylvania Rallroad pas- o senger train near Littlestown, 10 miles| "4 Of the machine came to & stop di soudh of here, this morning. iU The victm, who was identified by| The couple were en route to the York (‘?l’ds in )l\\s pockets, suffered a crushed | Falr, it was learned through business chest, while the woman, Ethel P. Ste- | gssociates at Washington. Montgomexy phe! of 1107 Sixteenth street, Wash. | 18 survived by his widow and two chil- inglon, D. C,, was taken to the Hanover | General Tospital with minor hurts. | dren, with whom he lived at Rockville, Her condition was said by staff physi-| Md., they sald. cians to be not serious. | St = Montgomery, who was driving the| Field Marshal Lord Methuen recently woman's car, applied the brakes about ' celebrated his 86th birthday anniversary 150 feet from the crossing as the train in England. | VOTERS DEMAND PAY Present Voucher to Unsuccessful | Candidate for President of Chile. | +SANTIAGO, Chile, October 7 »).— | Five hundred peasants massed yester- | day in front of the home of Arturo Alessandri, unsuccessful candidate in | Sunday’s presidential elections, waving vouchers which called for 10 pesos each to those who voted for Senor Alessandri. ‘The latter, speaking to them from WoopwarD & LOTHROP 10™ 1I™ F aND G STREETS a balcony, said he never had seen any such vouchers, that he never had bought votes and that he had not enough money to redeem them anywa; Distribution of the vouchers was at- tributed to overzealous workers in the Alessandri campaign. | Notice to Subscribers in Apartment Houses Subscribers wishing the carrier boy to knock on the door when delivering The Star will please tele- phone circulation depart- ment. National 5000—and instractions will be given for this service to start at once. in vanishes woually with E. ing, | | | | PILE.FOE. | 11 i torture seased, 1 Wooebpwarp & LoTHROE 107 L™ T awp @ STALeTs Thursday, Friday, Saturday—Last Three Days to Select warrant was obtained for the arrest of | closing a two-meeting prelimi- the car driver Policeman H. O Bureau, whose wrecked mot discovered beside & dirt Maryland, was missing for after the chase. It was be he had been either badly hurt or killed | of suffrage until he made his apy wce in police | headquarters four ho ward to | Teport that his man had esc ped | Chase Proceeds at 60 M.P.H i Tutt of the Traffic| r cycle wa d in ne 1 b means of utes, urs { prohibition Germany , nary to the convention, adopted reso- lutions which condemned war urged support of the national | d that | a)] Christians to exercise their right ! than before the World Wi i census listed 87 million chickens. MONEY’S WORTH You_ get your money's worth and more when you call on us for movin. We Offer Responsibility With Service —The Original— 5 KRIEG’S EXPRESS vorld ) & STORAGE CO. 616 Eye St. Dist. 2010 as & settling international dis- law and raised a plea for | now Shortly after midnight Tutt and another office they started in pursu 2 roadster on Bladensburg road ncrth- east. Traveling at more than 60 miles an hour, ocn passed the District ! line. The ch: outdistan Bladensb: chase until hind. Tutt tires of the cor out into M s so fast that White was Tutt was lice, who toc toc, were le y t but was injured only slightly yards farther, the 1 head-on into a tree. t feet and dashed to the wrecked c: its occupant or occupsnts disappeared into the woods. ©of the woods was in vain A scarch Reported Killed or Hurt. Bladensburg officers took Tu't’s motor eycle to their station house. Policeman | White passed by. and. seeing the| wrecked machine, telephoned the Traffic Bureau that Tutt had either “been | killed or badly injured,” and that he | could not be found | While the search for the ofcer was still in progress he showed up at head- | quarters. He said that he had been brought in by a passing motorist Several hours later the officer W to court, swore to & warrant charging James J. Willoughby of the 3000 block of W strect northeast with speeding. | CONFERENCE ASKS NINE NEW JUDGES Elevation to Permanent Status of 14 District Judgeships Rec- | ommended in Report. Recommendations of the recent senior elrcuit judges conference include ap pointment of nine additional di: judges and elevation to of 14 temporary district judge The report. made publ two for | cach for | Southern The temporary district judgeships | recommended to be made permanent | were: Two in P t two in th Southern Distric each in the Eastern District York in Western Pennsylvania Michigan, Eastern Missouri, Missouri, New Jersey, Northern Ohio, Southern California and | Arizona. | | | MISSIONARY GROUP | RECEIVES $55,000' Receipts for Year Reported by Baltimore Branch at Ses- | sion Here. | A total of $55.000 was received dur- | ing the past vear to carry on the work of the Baltimore branch of the Wom- an’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist _Episcopal = Church, Mrs. Danlel L. Ennis, the branch treasurer, reported at the organization's conven- tion In Foundry M. E. Church today. | The branch of the society supports a | total of 14 missionaries in China, India, Italy and Northern Africa and schools and hospitals in 12 countries. The branch was engaged today in the election of delegates to the General Executive group and the confirmation | of branch officers. Both groups were to be installed at the final session of the | sixtieth annual meeting, in Foundry | Church this afternoon The morning meeting was opened with worship conducted by Rev. Dr. J Phelps Hand. A quiet hour was con ducted at noon by Rev. Dr. Frederic Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry M. E. Church Bishop W McDowell ing at a session of the group last nig declared he was Gandhi for the latte of India, but asserted that only throu Christ can India be redeemed LEGION POST TO MEET Bergt. Jasper Members to Hear De- troit Session Report. The regular meeting of the Sergt. Jasper Post, No. 13. of the American Legion, will be held this evening at the Thomas Circle Club, 1326 Massachusetts avenue. A report of the national con- | vention of the American Legion at De- troit will be made by Department Comdr. Ferdinand G. 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