New York (A. P.)—Three girls were killed, and about a dozen were taken to hospitals. Several were seriously injured after the fire, but none seriously injured. The fire was quickly enveloped in flames. Several jumped from the windows, others escaped over the roofs and others were taken down ladders by the firemen.

Flying Man Divorced.
Milwaukee, Wis (A. P.)—Brigadier General William E. Mitchell, assistant chief of the United States army air service and chief of the American flying forces in the A.E.F., was divorced in the Milwaukee circuit court Sept. 27, by Mrs. Carolina Mitchell, it was revealed today.

Germany Seeks Loan.
Geneva (A. P.)—Geneva representatives in the International Labor conference here left the meeting this afternoon owing to differences concerning the use of the German language.

Wittenberg, Mo. (A. P.)—Jack Kennedy, veteran Missouri train robber, and Harvey Logan, former railroad man, were shot and killed early today by officers after they had robbed the mail car on the southbound San Francisco passenger train. The stolen mail, about one hundred registered letters, was recovered.

Kill Train Robbers.
suits for a half-million damages each were awarded.  Filed in the district court office today in connection with the congressional race in the Fourteenth district. State Senator Harry Hertzberg, democrat, filed one suit against his opponent Congressman Harry Wurzbach, republican, and the San Antonio Express, alleging libel. Wurzbach filed the other suit against Hertzberg and the San Antonio Light, alleging libel. Campaign Brings Libel Suits. 