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Z Of Is ESCAPED
CONv|CTS CAUGHT
Several Wounded in Fight
With Guards and Hunt
After Ohio JaiITeak.
By the AssociAtAd Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November g..
Only l OF the 13 convtc;s who made
a. break for liberty at the Ohio Peni-
tentiary yesterday remained at large
today. An all night sea.c h'ailed to re-
veal the hiding place OF the lone fugi-
tive. Oliver Glaspy sentenced to a 90
year term for criminal assault
The other IL were returned to the
prison last night, several bearing bull
lei wounds received in the fight with
prison officials as they fed and later
with police officers when they were
captured None is seriously injured.
The prison officials wounded also will
recover. Warden Thomas has an
nounced an immediate investigation
to determine the responsibility for the
escape.
Weld Knife and Guns.
Seizing their opportunity when Wis
itors were being let In yesterday, the
i3 men. seTsrd! q. tnerl I! !@-tcimerS.
pushed their way into the guard
rooms After stabblng Guard Elmer
Callahan the men seized reVolVerS in
the room. dubbed Guards Bennett,
John Cochran trustee. F.. j. Land
acre. and William Payne. the war
denis secretary. and broke through to
the outer gate.
in the face of gunfire by guards and
Warden Thomas. One of the convicts,
Harold Neringa rtner, was shot in the
arm.
Another, Thomas Gerak, was over
taken by q guard and captured near
the prison. Eight of the men fled to
Broad street. forced a woman out Of
her automobile and started West in
the car. Another. James johnson.
Cleveland, seized a second car and fol-
lowed his companions.
Meanwhile local police and nearby
towns had been notified Three Col
umbus motor cycle policemen started
in pursuit of the men, while London.
Ohio, police. started out to meet them
AS the convict car neared London
the driver was confronted by the
London police car parked crosswise
OF the road. He took To the ditch
and the eight convicts jumped from
the machine and ran into the corntield
at the side of the road. dividing into
two groups.
Police Start Hunt.
A Oetacnment OF (OlumDuS ponce
arrived shortly and a hunt started.
One Of the groups resisted for some
time before surrendering. OF the con-
victs, John Nieman, Columbus. had
two fingers shot off; Charles Mithoe-
fer Columbus, was shot in the hand:
George Lostiner. Cleveland. was
wounded In the leg. and Barton Car
ter Drake County. was shot In the
shoulder. The others. Robert Hunt.
Cleveland; Arthur Clayton. Cleveland;
Frank Proctor, Cincinnati, and Frank
Mills. Toledo, were uninjured.
While the hunt was on Johnson,
the convict, driving alone. drove up
10 the scene and surrendered.
The nine men were bundled into a
police patrol and taken back to prison
under escort of 40 guards. Late last
night William Smith. the twelfth
convict. gave himself up at a barbe
cue shop in Columbus city limits. He
was tired and hungry. he told the pro
priet or, and made no resista nee when
the latter phoned for police.
George Lostiner leader Of the band.
is under life sentence for murder. and
has a long list Of robberies and major
crimes on his record. Four of the
group were serving sentences for
murder.
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RESEARCHERS FREED
FROM COMMUNICATING
Oxford u. Abolishes Custom of Re-
quiring American Phi. D.'s to
Take Freshman Exams.

BY the Associated Press.
OXFORD. November 9.-iearned
PHI DIS from American universities
iourneying to Oxford to DO research
work at the English university will
be spared in the future the fgnominy
Of wearing freshman gowns and TAX
ing freshman examinations upon
coming into residence at oxford.
This departure from the traditional
method of admitting students should
make 1t much lesss difficult for Amer
lean research students to carry on
work at oxford From now on. ac-
cording 10 the new regulations, the
rec recommendations made by the uni
versity extension lectures committee
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BRITISH COMMISSION
INSPECTS STEEL MILLS
Industrial Investigators Find
Much of Interest In Safety
and Health Provisions.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. November 9.-Members
o1 the special commission Of the Brit
ish government TO study American
Industrial operations turned their at
tention today to the steel mills at
Gary, Ind. in their observation Of
mid Western industry.
A packing plant. a clothing house
and q printing press company occu-
pied them yesterday, and tomorrow
they will survey the plant Of the In
ternational Harvester Co. They are
much impressed by and interested In
the numerous devices to safeguard the
lives and health OF employees. they
said Also they are making a study
Of union and non-union labor employ
ment.
Sir William w. Mack enzie. G. r. E.,
X. c., 10 chairman Of the commission.
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The story is told Of certain woman
prominent IN New York society, who
resembles q famous actress, that she
copies nearly all the gowns which that
Evening star., 1926-11-09
CITIZENS PROPOSE
FRANCHISE REQUEST
Congress Heights Association Votes
in Favor of Sending Commit .
tee to Congress.

The Congress Heights Citizens Asso-
citation, at Its meeting last night for
the annual election Of officers, went
on record as favoring the appointment
Of a special committee to appear be.
fore the House District committee in
vestigating the government Of the
District and appeal for local and ma
tional representation for the citizens
here.
Appointment OF d committee to take
this action was deferred by Or. E. f..
Richardson. re elected president for
his fifth consecutive term, until q
later date. No decision was reached
as to when the committee would ad-
vance its petition.
In addition to Or. Richardson, the
following were elected Frazier White.
first vice president: Eldridge Purdy,
second vice president; Louis Goldman.
secretary. and Gustav Bender. treas
urer. Mr.. Goldman and Mr.. Purdy
were elected delegates to the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations.
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will be reviewed by special COM
mittee which will have power to rec
ommend certain selected adult stu
dents for admission to the university
without taking "responsions." or en-
trance examinations
The committee will have to be salts
fed that these students are more than
Evening star., 1926-11-09

% years old. that they are Of good
character and qualified to enter on
the course OF study proposed for them
The students go admitted will not be
candidates for university degrees. hut
will continue work much after the
manner Of extension work In Amer
icaR universities.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LADY TO SHARE NEW APARTMENT
near downtown: reasonable. 1870 \ ST.
NV. Apt. 207. Sc
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DOWNTOWN
apt, 1l0l Mass ave. NV. apt. sos. rent
reasonable Sc
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THE FARADAY,

THE FARADAY,
l460 Irving Street NV.
Se AND and sssheOr suites
1898 PHELPS PLACE NV, mr.. Conn.
and up p. Resident manager. 'e~''' '
STANLEY ARMS. 1ll25 18th st, NV. mr..
Mass. ave: Walking distance: stories: "a
Bath CLOSETS f Sa.n beds s5s 10 sss
Resident manager.
TILDEN HALL. 3945 Conn. ave. n.w-i,
and 3 room suites: some apis. furn !:
ample lawns. cool. Resident manager.
RocKsBoRo. i7I7 R. st. NV r.. kit.
an ang s6 Fl a1so .S. r; noIsskeeping From $40
1903 CLIFTON ST. Nw--s-r. and b.
housekeeping apis. $50 TO S7S.
THE pRURY, ,slel M., P,easan, st. n;,Ss.
THE GoRGAs. Ga. ave; at Aspen St.
Detached r., recep. hall. kit. and bath.
u, e4 a. NEWTON TON, ST near Ga. avel r,
THE, ABsEcoN, 1908 T st, N.Y. r.
gain.
Shade, r. kit. and bath. Bargain. s55.
nADDun. nAnsH7 4 MOSS MALLORY.
aea 18th St. NV Wv Main lo1s4.
1909 1stb sT NV
rooms and baths B aar, 1928 90
,aea TIE ", RR-AMXpEINSspMnoop'w
rooms and Sash. 20 70 5000 o.So
rooms sV and sh Sa3h ISLAND EH 10 h$45 90
and and. ea Ss' Il, ns'h 81
rooms JOHN GSsi aA rs haf oai 1alo ST. 90
rms rec, 'm asaS Sa ofE = - g 90 TO $1,000
! rooms and rR bah WILMINGTON 50 to $500
rooms. D asal an %Sg sesfs AVE .s7ooo
, room. a., 1917 s,5 SWAMI 81 40 % 60, ~
rSs 1 f9cssaet,s and bath. SIS to g
room and MdA pssa 1905 y ST. $50 90
rooms E sPa sssh sos9 aAss 81 TO s57so
rqems sRS ssts isiS : - ss5 90
. 5 5eGms, kitchen. dining aieovs and 10000
. rooms. kitchen, dining aicove. in - -
r caosea poTch h.; ana bath en- oo - 1922
10 reep, sYs :ss BAN: e. NV n, -, SIS oo
rooms and s ss'R ,.,i 1S - VIZ oe
asaSS 3iv 900 .
room: and and S Ss,h .s e e ee
r room. and and Ss;P eoSS. AVE- s,so o 81
144i HARVARD ST.
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Observation-Disclosures
MOORE g. HILL INC.

MOORE & HILL, INC.
!, BANCROFT" 500 18th NV.
!, rooms SatR, NOM nom hoasekkeeps 50
1GRs s s4S0 e GosS 1--WE oo
room: ~ si5f sSs $4,000
2 rooms ana bath $4,000 and S62 b0
'oO' ANU I If'aa s6th NV wv
rooms and bath $3.50
r0o%H fse sa'h 17a aot 2o 81 aps ses
- 7os NEWTON NV c.'o ~
: rooms 9 aaa O ossrARro RID. NV. $50 90
rooms and bath .,........... $50. 90
'1sH: ;Ps fa etsopRrs afis % ens
H%E Srs ~ s4s sa i SS
| room, kit, g. bath. . $1,000 and S57 so
ssSso ~ $es Si -. $500. s77.so & sssee
A' Yaai ~ BELMONT NV. Se'''o
! room, kit; bath. $3.50 and 5000 90
rooms and 1sah N INV $500. $4,000
room hi sf!H nj Ms1iFG iSS,h 0s Sw $40
room y S.sa sSS H s17s5 s ssssd So
rooms ~, !4ss S Sss;fPEN sS 900 W
rooms : ssaa s' ceoSS AVE Ss7 Sw and 10000
= rooms and p sis is;h NV se7 90
rms. & bath and Kitchen cabinet. sos 90
, ,o,n, soS Is. kk a,L RID. NV exc M
MOORE & HILL, INC,
7so I7th NV.
MAIN 1174.
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1865 California st--Attractve, cool. airy;
twin beds; rear room: all newly furnished
garage also: near Ambassador Theater; two
minutes from cars North S45l-J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

82s NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
Desirable Broom and bath front apart
ment, moderate rental. See janitor.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LITTLE-HAVEN"-On salt water: bathing.
boating free: near. p. o.. stores and ferry
WIFI: quiet refined. homelike: postcards on
request: Mrs. P. G. Price. Mcdaniel. Nd.
MAYFIELD COTTAGE. IBRADDOCK HGTS..
S12 per week. Mrs. NJ. SMITH. r. F. d.
No, g., Box 50. Frederick. Nd. Phone Brad
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ELEvEN-ELEVEN COLUMBIA ROAD.
BRAND-NEW APARTMENT.

New apartment conveniently located both l4th and
18th lines 14h and theaters. schools and
churches All large outside and equipped with
standard plumbing fixtures enamel kitchen cabinets hard
wood floors handsome electric fixtures and ample floor plugs
This building has been ready for occupancy only one
week and is already 759o rented.
room and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000
room, reception hail. kitchen and bath. $3.50
rooms, rec. hail. kit. and bath $3.50 to 5000
Lighted until 9:30 with representative premises.
B. F. SAUL CO..
Main 2l0O OPS 18th Street NV.
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5435 CONN. AVE. NV.
Brsndnew apartment building having
only two apartments left
> rooms. kitchen and bath S57 SO
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

fort STRONG VILLA'-I mile Washing
ton on Lee Highway. Va: cool rooms: large
grounds; rooms single or en- suite. PHI
Clarendon 1885. So
1918 NEWTON ST. n E.-Nicely furnished
room and board for employed couple; pri-
vate home: new bungalow: first floor: no
other boaroers: garage. Woodbridge. one
block to bus line. North 1891
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HAMPTON COURTS.
MANOR HOUSE

1874 MONROE ST. NV
Conveniently located to 14th st. Elevator
service and cafe on premises.
rooms, kit. and bath. $50 90
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g362 KENYON ST N.W,-second floor
,ront. nicely furnished; cool; three win
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

COUPLE with son, age IL. desire two com
municating rooms near bath; wife conva-
lescent from protracted illness may require
bed breakfast: no objection to suburban:
Address Box 48-M. Star office. 6"
WANTED by employed married couple, room
and board IN private family: downtown Sec
ton. Address Box 39-M, Star office. 70
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THE SHAWMUT, MON
TELLO. WOBURN AND
KNOWLTON WILL
APPEAL TO YOU.
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OR The sr Eo REsI6ra saT'oM k0HEANA ED
1901 MASS. AVE.
2 and 3 rooms. b. and porch .$55 to So
WAKEFIELD HALL. 2lo1 N. n. AVE.
Q to 5 rooms and bath. $4,000 to $4,000
THE JEFFERSON. 1900 10th ST.
. rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
THE AL.RoY. 1913 KENYON ST. NV
>.
1909 10th ST.
12 rooms and 3 baths. S3OOOo
THE RIVERSIDE. s145 G ST. NV
to rooms and bath S47-5o 10 9T.oo
THE CEDRIC. APO 14th ST. NV
3 and rooms and bath. $67. 80 to S72oo
THE PRESIDENTIAL. 1929 10th ST:
2 to rooms. baths. $4,000 to $2"5oO
THE COLUMBIA. I401 GIRARD ST.
rooms. kitchen and bath. SSOO0
THE LEoNMAR 200 N ST.
3 rooms and bath. Sooou
1928 X ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. S650o
14oS EYE ST. NV.
rooms, Kitchen and bath S45Oo
e18 18th ST.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $685.. $1,000
zoos 18th ST.
3 and rooms and bath $50 90 to S725O
1880 CHAPLIN ST.
8 and rms and bath. $50 90 to $4,000
THE CONGRESSIONAL, 100 EAST CAP, ST;
2 rooms and bath. 49,. .SoOoU
2750 14th ST.
4 and 5 rms. and bath. $50 90 TO $1,000
THE RAMALLAH.. 219 ST. NV
rm.. kitchen and BATH. $37 90
a31s ST. NV.
and rvs r. fna w fasf coM pa e 70 5000
ora nth Ct Main 1000.
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1904 14th ST NV. APT. 5I--Gentleman
only. cool. airy room. Phone Adams 1913
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1911 18th ST. NV
First floor, 3 rooms and private bath.
electricity and heat furnished. Open.
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The SANTA RUSA.
Nicely furnished bachelors apartment, one
room and bath: every modern convenience.
A712a17thast..-n.wx
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1874 T ST. Me- room furnished for gen
tleman, SIS. Apply between q and pm
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CHEVY CHASE. 1915 NORTHAMPTON
block from car--Large corner room. quiet
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THE SEATON.
100 r. /. AVE. NV.
Most Reasonable Rent
4 rooms. ?. h., kitchen and bath sSS ~
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RENT RooMs-FURNIsHEp.

% NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-i4 furnished
lgle and light housekeeping rooms; cheap
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

23O4 WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Two outside
rooms, modern improvements; End floor.
West J05
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.'nntinued.'

desirable. two large rooms bath: electric
lights. new Eas range. unlimited phone:
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1909 CONN. AVE.--Nicely furnished room
II lovely home: private or seml-prlvate
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l448 GIRARD ST. NV.

COOL attractive. clean. oar, b, apt, a ex
posuresp: high-class: would sell furnishings
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NICELY FURNISHED APT, OF 3 ROOMS
and bath: light gas and heat furnished:
price only $50 TO right party. Call North
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Exceptional Front Room.

Charming rooms for one or two gentle
men, week or month. refined home.
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ONNDALE Y ILLA,
GLEN ECHO MD

Opposite 'Rannockburn Golf Club. Board
Chicken dinner. 81 81 Fine place 10 spend spend
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18th AND QUINCY--Well furnished front
room, overlooking park. in corner home,
ST.: garage If desired. Col. 3200-J
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61S N. CAR. AVE. SET r.. B.. H..w.H.
cleo. lights. Rent. $50.
:. -. c.. II. PARKER CO.,
Main 23a6. A264 ls-Ste S.Ws
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l4O4 COL. RID. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath ........S5
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257o UNIVERSITY PHONE ROOM, TWO
electricity and hot.water heat cool. quiet
residential street Ss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD.
WHERE To DINE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ANTWERP. 90l Goth ST.-EXCEPTION-
al 3-rnl.. kit. & b.. End floor: also I'm,
front. bath; modern: reasonable. n. 3192-W.
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
Apartments for Horses

The other week Polonius and Candi-
date, two champion chestnut horses,
walked down 70 stairs from their
stable beds in North London and
trotted off to the horse show at Rich
mond.
The wellknown catering firm that
owns Polonius and Candidate have
solved their horse-housing problem by
stabling their animals in a fve-story
mansion built Of freproof concrete.
A wide concrete staircase, carpeted
with soft peat, leads from street to
stable Up this the horses walk to
bed, and come downstairs to work in
the morning. Each floor is divided
into two dormitories-doub rows of
stalls separated by wide gangways.
Here the horses feed, sleep and are
groomed. Large windows give excel
lent light and ventilation to what must
surely be one of the most remarkable
stables in London.
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22

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Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
NO WOMAN CAN KEEP
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Without Good Health

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Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
PARkER'S
HAIR RAJ Gan,
Voice of Authority

''The White House Spokesman" is
phrase coined by Washington news
paper men. 1t is not considered eth
cal to quote the President directly, so
his expression is used, although, in
,act, it is the President who speaks.
he receives the newspaper men and
been submitted to him previously in
writing.
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
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Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
Cartoonist's Ldens

The tiger as the symbol of Tam
many Hall, the, elephant of the Re-
publican party and the donkey which
Republican papers use as emblematic
of Democrats are the invention OF
Thomas Mast. Originally the donkey,
which came first, was not applied to
the Democratic party
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
Four Walls Cam Make a
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table Compound.
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@fter my marriage. had poor health.
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
SURPRISED Him a Little

Not all the visitors on Auto row
are hard-headed, practical folks with
minds full Of motor ideas. For in
stance, one man stopped before one of
the alluring signs: '"The Finest Body
in the World" smiled wee bit and
remarked: That's odd / thought she
was in Philadelphia this week. Buff
falo Evening Times.
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22
Finds 1t

Richard-Do you believe a clair
voyant can really tell where hidden
treasure is?
Rodney-Of course! She knows it
Is hidden in the pockets of her GUS
toners and she gets it.
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22

Trifles make perfection and perfec-
ton is no trifle.-Michelange
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22

No man likes to be henpecked, but
his resentment can be weak.
Arizona state miner., 1926-05-22

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ly that corn stops hurting, then short
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remove every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the foot
calluses, without soreness or irritation.