Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1931, Page 27

SUSPECT SEIZED IN 126 SLAYING Veteran of Chicago Shootings | Held in California in 1 Death of Dire. !y the Auochud Press. IGELES, November 24.— sau.ht 1or nvc years for the knmn; or Thomas Dire in Chicago, James “Socks” McDonnuu.h bullet-scarred veteran of gang shootings, was surprised | in his bath in a Hollywood Hotel last ht by police and placed in jail. His| :ll‘f ked, officers said he admitted planned flight. to Mexico wllhu: L fe' hours. After the killing of Dire in May, 1926, | police said McDonnough fled ‘West and was traced to Las Vegas, Nev. thence to Mexican border cities, zscapmg cap- ture in some instances by only a few e He posted $50 bail on a charge of | drunkenness here eight months ago, but | fled soon after his rele;m and before | his identity became know! His capture last night renulted from & general police drive on Eastern und\ The Midwest gangsters believed to be c here for the Winter. on a fugitive murder warrant McDonnough was held for Chicago au thorities, who were notified. Infor tion here indicated that he had identified with “Bugs” Moran and the | }::z Dion O’Bannion, Chicago gang FIGHT ON ‘CANNONISM’] RENEWED BY PASTOR| Rev. R. @. Smith, Suspended in| Georgia Controversy, Says Church Faces Great Menace. By the Associated Press. A’ , Ga., No\embcr 24 —Re\ l'rel political agitation over slavery made re- n a necessity ! spoke Sunday before a non- l?.lnnl.l Bibb class at the lnvl uuon of its 1 Mayor James L. Key, recently relleved of ulchmg duties at Grace Methodist church here because hfl refi a demand by e pastor that he colu hh criticisms o( pron\b ition. Smith p Icted ‘an, exodus from Mh ‘hurch” 17 it followed \‘-hl policies ln 1332 Ihich he said had dlmd it since 1928. North Georgla Methodist Confer- ence memly suspended Mr. Smith for Cannon, for political activities, n of this controversy was made in connec- tion with his suspension. GANGSTERS GET COPIES OF BIRTH CERTIFICATES American-Born Criminals Prepared | as U. 8. Opens Drive to Deport Undesirable Aliens. | By the Associated Press. CECAGO Nonmber 24.—Chicago equipping themselves with coplg! of eh’ birth certificates w tle'!nt their getting dnto trouble ith the Government. 'rhb was _learned yesterday when Murmay W. Ctruon special assistant to of Doak questioned Side henkle Pope in connec- a copy of city Tecords to s! born in icago. Similar nnyers hnn been obtained by other American- The Government has been Jmaking o drive to deport undesirable —_——— Idaho Bank Closel , Idaho, November 24 (®)~The Twin Falls National Bank ‘was closed yesterday by E. M. Wright, bank examiner, on_resolution directors of the institu- was no appreciable effect upoa business today as a result of its e A campaign against qunck doctors has been started in Engl With the best baked beans ‘you ever atel ‘Treat yourself to an easier meal Saturday—Sunday— or any other day. Serve Heinz Oven-Baked Beans and how your family will cheer. For Heinz Beans are the original baked beans—the highest quality beans on the market. They mean more enjoyment for your family. Stock up on Heinz Oven- Baked Beans to-day. HEI Discovery of Five Haydn’s Lost Works Stirs Music World T'wo Nocturnes Composed for King Ferdinand IV Are Included. By the Assoclated Press. VIENNA, November 24.—Five hither- to unknown compositions of Josef | Haydn, famous composer, have been discovered by Dr. Karl Geiringer, cus- | todian of archives of the Vienna Soci- ety of Friends of Music, and are now | being published. According to Dr. Geiringer, the com- positions rank with the master's finest | works, ‘The manuscripts include two octurnes in nd C major, with orchestral accompaniment. The princi- pal melody was intended to be carried by the “lira organizzata,” an obsolete | Neapolitan ~ instrument !csemblmz a guitar, The nocturnes were composed for | King Ferdinand IV, who was an expert on the “lira.” In the arrangement now being published the flute and oboe are substituted, as Haydn himself did in the case of some of his other works. other compositions are an orches- tral “Divertimento,” an aria from an | unpublished ~ opera ~called “Cupid’s | Darts,” and an octet for wind instru- ments. The discovery was a sensation in Vienna's musical ‘orld | | DEBUTANTE WEDS COUNT Jacqueline Stewnn Is Married to Italian Noble in Gotham. NEW YORK, November 24 (P)— Jacqueline Stewart, debutante of New York and Paris, has become the bdde» of Cuunr. Glovanni Cordelli of Italy. were married yesterday at the Lfl,tle Chul’ch Around the Corner. The ceremony was “itnessed by a few rela- tives and friends. Miss Stewart is the daughter of Cecil tPh“kOe: Stewart. Her mother now is e Cordem . the former Ruth Lamson of Chicag T S SRR T ANY TIME... ANY WHERE BREATHE The delightful inhalant discovered in England during the war SEVERE RASH [TCHED BADLY Hardly Slept a Wink. Healed by Cuticura. “I had a rash on my back and Use Cuticura for every-day toilet purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe with Ointment, dust with Talcum. Soap 2e. Ointment 25 and f0e. Talcum Ze. Sold Eivorataries Dept. where. Sample e sgegmhere 5 g, e am AL NZ THE ORIGINAL OVEN-BAKED THE EVENING | Remember To buy sufficient eggs, butter, bread, | milk, etc., to last over the holiday. OPEN LATE WEDNESDAY Closed All Day THURSDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. 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