The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1919, Page 12

that he fs responsible for the killing of eight persons. “Hamby is wanted in Omaha, Neb., St. Paul, Minn,, Chicago, Los Angeles and in one of the towns of Ok! homa. Including his two murders in —— dj tion Service, WASHINGTON, June 25.—Recrea- Brooklyn and the slaying of his pal Auto, Mother Says. in Tacoma, ho has to his credit elght) stry Anna Allen, No. 9§ West 26th murders.” Street, Bayonne, reported to-day to the The only thing which seemed to} police that yesterday afternoon at re- a worry Hamby, who wants to go to cess at Public School No. 8 her three was at a little place called Plum Coolle, The man killed was the man- ager of the bank.” THREE BOYS KIDNAPPED. | Called From School and Taken in activities of the American Red the chair under the name of Jay |#0ns were called out to the aldewalk, put into an automobile and carried away, Boyd Allen, when seen to-day ts that |e, “tte Harton, olght, William, seven, there may be some delay in his|/and Robert, six. tho totale tho: at Mra, Allen says she thini e_chil- @lectrocution. He appeared more) 4... Wie taken by her husband, Fred cheerful when information reached | erick Allen. from whom, she says, she " arated about a year ago, leaving hi him that it lan’t necessary to #0) i PAY oming, where they were then liv- through the formality of appealing | ing, and coming Hast with her children, his case and that the chances are | ——— ee Convicted without an effort at de-/ that he will be a dead man in six fense of the murder of De Witt C.| wees. Be Careful What You Peal, paying teller of the Hast} He dagen aE aTnG tartar Ge Wash Your Hair With Brooklyn Savings Bank, on Dec, 13 He declares that he will die without last, Gordon Fawostt Hamby, self-| revealing the name of the man who conten pete ake "aks rpmpared confessed slayer of Peal and Teller! accompanied him in the $13,000 rob-| injurious, as it dries the scalp and Coons, expressed the desire to-day bery of the Kast Brooklyn Savings | inakes the hair brittle, | Mate! ie bes| ing use if that there be no delay'tn his trip to ke ccieb EG cieditc chair t0 cocoanut oll shampoo, for this is bere o Me and entire! cascless, "sv Jail cell cot,” he remarked. “The | cheap and beats enythite Py allt District Attorney tried to use delay | pieces. You can get this at any drug ab a club to make me tell the nanie| store, and a few ounces will last the of the man who was my partner in| whole family for months. babiiceeth pone Simply moigten the hair with water Court, sald of’ him this morning: “The conviction of Gordon Faweett and rub it in, about @ teaspoonful { A dispatch to The Evening World| ai that is required. It makes. an Hamby {s the most important hap- from Montreal, Canada, states that pening in the annals of the adminis-|iramby was implicated in. a bank deutuen thoreuant, Sreeniy lathes, tration of ertminal ‘law in this clty.| robbery in| British Columbia some| tacily The hair dries rinses out Convicted of murder in the State of @go in which two men wero| (ly. Mg = pe quickly and Washington, he was wanted for|killed. Hamby was asked about this bright, fufty,. bed joey ane | to-day. bY murder and robbery tn at least five| May ys5 tm nly two bank joe ta |Handlc. Besidka, it lovetns aol takes Brition Columbia,” he said. “la one | out every particle of dust, dirt and “Information hag just reached me|of them a man was killed. T' landru ff, vers By es peroonee! a the ™ oe Tank of identitying the graves | District Attorney Says Con- eit'would be increased.” | —victed Man Is Guilty of Eight Murders. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents—Try it! Sag) the juice of two lemone | ‘M® ¢lectric chafr, District Attorney &@ bottle containing three ounces | Lewis of Brooklyn, who secured his ef orchard white, shake well, and you | conviction before Justice - Fawcett and @ jury in the Brooklyn Supreme / ney makes, $5.95 Is The Special Pric Fashionable Sweaters” Alaska makes and Ran- Store Open (A) 86.95 (B) 85.95 GIMBELS WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SWEATER SALON—Third Floor (/llustrated A.) (Mustrated B.) buttons crocheted. Sizes 36 to 46. A Fibre (0) 85.95 (Illustrated C.) (The reverse side cotton.) patch pockets and sash belt. 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