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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
What Do They Cure?

The above question is often asked con-
eerning Dr. Pierce's two leading medl-
cines, "Golden Medical Discovery and
-Fayorlte Prescription"
The answer is that Golden Medical
Discovery is most potent Alternative or
OloOd-puriher, and tonic or invigOrator
and acts especially favorably in cura-
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces. as OF the nasal passages, throat,
bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels and
bladdep3curing q large per cent. OF catar.
rhal CAKES whether <le disease Affects the
nasal psssaees. the NxOat, larynx, bron-
CHA, ,stomac6>1 las catsn4aI dyspepsia },
uterus or other pelvic orgar,9 Even In
the chronic ornlcarAtlXe- -StAgeS 0 theNR
affections. IL Is Often successful In aheStc
T6s *FayQrIts PrescripiIou Is advised
Tor the clte Qt- one Class OF diseases-thQSe
RecQll&r, weakneSSes. otfah9ements and
SaAe4,s VsS SsnS = Ss95s S711,n
Ing tonic and nervine. For weak worn
out, over-wOrked women-no matter what
has caused the breakdown, "tavorite
Prescription will be found most effective
In building up the strength, regulating
the wOmanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing about healthy, vigorous
condition of the whole system.
A book OF particulars wraps each bottle
giving the formule Of both medicines and
quoting what scores Of eminent med
tcal authors, whose works are consulted
by physicians OF all the schools OF practice
as guides in prescribing, say Of each in
gredient entering into these medicines.
The words of praise bestowed on the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
Pierce's medicines by such writer's should
have more weight than any amount Of
non professional testimonials. because
such men are writing for the guidance OF
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, nom
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs. being composed OF glyceric
extracts OF the roots of native, American
medicinal forest plants They are both
sold by dealers in medicine. You can't
afford to accept as substitute for one OF
these medicines of known composition,
any secret nOStrum.
DR. Pierce's Pellets. small. sugar-coated,
easy 20 take as candy, regulate and In
vigOrate stomach. liver and bowels.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
Enter, The Husband.

Lawrence ]. Anhalt, business man
ager for David Warfield, brings in
from the story of the manager OF q
thrilling melodrama. in one scene
of which husband enters one door
an instant after an admirer of his
wife has made his exit from another.
During Il run of a week in one city
the manager noticed that one man,
observed, from the country, went in
every night. Finely he remarked to
the man that he must injoy the pre-
formance
Tolerable so. replied the play
goer, but some night that husband
is going to catch that other feller.
and want to be on hand to see what
happens"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17

WHEN mixing mustard for table use
add a saltspoonful of salt aud the
same quantity of moist sugar. Then
mix with boiling water. 1t will
remain moist longer and have q
better flavor.
If new tinware is rubbed with fresh
lard and thoroughly heated before
using, it will never rust, no matter
how much it is put in water.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
r h b b in His Bonnet

Oh. Tradesman, in thine hour OF e e,
If on this paper you should cccc,
Take our advice and now be yyyy,
Go straight ahead and advert j.
You II find the project of some Il Il II.
Neglect can offer no exq qqgq,
BE wise at once, prolong your da a a,
A silent business soon de k k k k.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17
The Irritable Diner.

Gentleman: You don't mean to
say you call this flavorless stuff Oxtail
soup, waiter?'
Waiter: "Yessir.
GeaHeman: "Then take it out and
let the OK dip his tail in it two or
three more times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-09-17

IT looks as if Alabama upon second
thought will leave q few screws loose
in the prohibition bill.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
GERMS III Her SYSTEM.
Every Woman Shsud Read This.

Ia' number of Diseases leruAar t.
woman - such Ina wc holI'Yr tlt' sptN
NoHil hardy ruuJy'u u mere mention u
lp'T H#rr.. ga! 30 b. 1t .uet that most OF
lt''e disease, arc OF d uItaErhai nature
a Woman cannot be We'll L ;aSre II u tgac,
'. 'a" ua'arAa. germs no her system
som" women 'HlUA here is no hep for
tAom. We positively declare Ills 10 be u
mistaken idea Vo are 50 sure IL This
lAi, Ne oiie. 70 supply medicine absolutely
nee OF all cost lu every Instance where 1t
t.ii 20 give entire satisfaction or does
rot Substantive our claims With this
Understanding 10 woman should hesitate
To- ."aeye our honesty OF purpose, or hess
'ldLe 10 put our claims 10 a Test
There is only one way Ia euro Catarrh.
Inat way IS t1r"Igb m" blood You may
Us" all the SHUTS. iogchcs o. like REM
Giles Tor years without getting more than
temporary rei.of gt host Ca'arrh Is CAUSED
by germ TEat germ is carried BY the
1'ooi to the il1egmOst part OF the system
htuI the mucous membrane is broken.
Irritation and Inflammation produced, and
HON ui MlrJs results. and YOU can
PROBABLY realize Row silly 1t i, 10 ATTEMPT
10 ,nro such au aI,moGt unless you take "A
medicine That follows the same course as
t"t germ or parasite
IL Hli MuCU-fuuc i scientifically prs-
pare! from the prescription OF an en- Inent
phY'',nn VINO for thirty years made hii
speciality 'l'arra and WIN this medicine
he AVERAGED ?'', ~ cures where (, was
employed. 40 9TH remedy is so prom
o;ly dc. 'srcl Tor tho alluca's OF woman.
10 w.ll purify and enrich ne blood, stop
NU.uls discharge, de5tCy all roTn matter,
r,novC all Impurities IRON the system,
goottc. h0ll auI s'.s'hthoa tie mucou,
.ssucs ANA b-Ing luCgt a good tgcli-g OF
health and stg"agrh.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
LIBEL CASE NOT ARGUED.
Counsel for World Editor To Take
Up JurisdiC:iOn Plen later.

The special plea az to the jurlsdic-
ton Of the Federal Courts here in the
libel indictment against Caleb Van
Hamm. one of the Editors of The
World, which was to have come up this
morning before Judge Holt in the
United states Circuit Court was not
called.
United States Di2tr.Ct-Attorney
Slim son. who has had charge Of the
prosecution Of the case. dd not appear
in court, nor did Samuel Uutermyer,
the lawyer for Mf. Van Hamm. Mr..
StImson declared later that by hi.
non.appearance Mr., tn,ermyer had
lost his chance to argue as to the
jurisdiction plea,
This right. Mr. Untermyer contends.
Is in no way lessened by his failuro
to appear for pleading this morning
He claims he will have the right to
argue on the special plea when the
case is called for trial April ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
Dora Norman, Whose Fallle.
S"ulc She Was Dead, Sent
Gut t. Judge.
ON TRIAL FOR PERJUR.
Accused by Prosecutor of At
tempting to Get Hold of
His Child'S Estate.


a pretty Ii't'e s"'den'ha!rr' rirL
wearing blue velvet coat. sat In judge
Malone's part Of the curt " General
Sessions TODAY. Amos, nyst.ri,aI with
.voi,o,,. ,
" "'''''' WV
a''o''pa''e" her tr'ed NaInly to Keep
her In her seat.
The Clerk Of the Court Ava. c,r,rc
nos oil a,n.,,. '.,,,'. anu VI. ro''''
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e'"'eu' ""e'es INV
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
SEVERE ITCHING
HUMOR ON HANDS
Tiny PustuIes Spread Up to Elbows
Could Not Sleep and Scratched
Until She BIed After Seven
Months of Futile Treatment,
Little Girl was Completely
CURED IN TWO WEEKS
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

my daughter, twoKe years Of age,
was afflicted with terrible itching OF
the hands which was so bad at night
that she was unable to sleep. She
scratched herself until sh" bled The
trouble began in the shape # small pus-
tuIes about the size Of a pinheGd which
produced severe itching and then hard
scab formed On top. These p.ways
openedmp again, bleeding badly. From
the fingers it extended over the hand
and a. far as the elbows. The doctor
said it was eczema and that recovery
would necessarily he slow. He treated
my daughter for seven months, but the
trouble always grew worse. Then |
started in 10 Use the Cuticura Remedies.
After had used 'uticura Soap fer two
weeks, with Cuticura Ointment and
ruticu"l Pills. her hands were healed.
Mrs. NJ. Srreckcr. South Haven, Mimi,
April and July :, 1905
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
Rush Downstairs and FREES
capes to Street Though
There Was No Danger.
ROUSED BY FIRE CRY.
Many in Mysteries and All Al
lowed Day Off to Recover
From Fright.

Five hundred female employees in a
factory building at No 80 Walker
street became pan!csstricken and rushed
FOR StaIrways, fire-escapes and eleya.
tors when there was a cry Of fire in
Max Roths shIrtwa!st establishment
on the 'i.th floor. TIE alarm was in a
sense false, for the blaze which caused
il vas trItl!ng and was oxtnguished
without the all OF the Fire Department
but the conditions appeared to ne Just
right for a panic and the panic lasted
tor nearly an hour. More than a dozen
1 violent cases OF hystrril were handled
by Hudson greet Hospital ambulance
| surgeons.
I The ShIr,wais- factory occupies the
/ three upper floors Of the building. a five.
story structure one hundred anG nuy
girls and women are employed on each
floor. ON the hfty floor is machinery
driven by steam power \ piece OF
cloth caught IA one of the machines
and was gnlted by the friction.
I Some one screamed fllc and the girls
and women on the noc' Jumped num
'heIr seats aud van screaming mr 90,
Railways Max BUnsteiu the elevate.
man. tried 10 check the ln.E bu' tie
crowd overwhelmed him and por,o. . -
elevator t" the door, N'r,'.u ram !
ar 20 the street and then wen. rl.. a-
another load In the mean '.mei'.g ......
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
"Frc2 10 Tell All He Knows
About Me- DiStrict-Attor-
ney Declares,
PROBING BRIDE RUMORS.
Trying 10 Prove Former De-
tective Dealt With Man High
er Up in Gambling Case.

That Edward Rcardon once his con-
fdentia! man, has been delivering
him is now the opinion Of Dist"lct-At-
torney Jerome. The District Attorney
has stood by Reardon Cor years. In spite
OF many accusations against the de-
tcctivc. All sorts OF rumors regarding
the moneys paid to CLOSE friends OF
the District-Attorney" FOR protection
from prosecution have been treated with
humorous contempt by the District.At-
torney. Just at present slch rumors
are being received with some serious
ness and are being investigated,
There was d time when no one in the
D!strIct-Attorney's office was more
trusted than Eddie" Reardon. lie was
the one man, except the DIstrIct-Attor-
ney's secretary, who was not sent out
OF the room when the District Attorney
vas talking over the telephone about a
matter OF Importance. In that time
Reardon was not only detective, but
was acting as the jantor OF the house
which Mr.. Jerome used az a home and
office at No. s Rutgers street.
McAtee Case Caused Break.
In all the time that Reardon and his
first wife were living in Rutgers
street as caretakers and tanitor'
there were many persons calling at the
house-whch was also used as
branch Of the District-Attorney'
offlce-who would not have been
tolerated at Mr.. Jerome's home II he
were not servant Of the county
The break between District Attorney
Jerome and Reardon occurred about
three weeks ago. The McAtee case.
that in which a young man from Penn
sylvana, who was guilty OF humping
into Reardon on the sidewalk was ac-
cused OF burglary and acquitted. was
fought out by the District-Attorney on
the theory that Bsardon was telling
the exact truth.
But within two weeks information
came to Dlstrlct.Attorney Jerome that
Reardon was riding around with Her
man Rosenthal, known as the King
Of the East Side Gamblers, In Rosen-
that's automobile. lnasmuch as the
District-Attorney' detective, Klinge,
had reported that a go-between was
offering brides on Rosenthal's behalf
for the tipping OF OF intended "inspec-
tions" OF suspected gambling houses,
and that Reardon had introduced him
to Rosenthal, Jerome was interested.
Knows MAN Higher Up.'
Every time that kllnge was sent to
the Rosenthal gambling-house he was
accompanied by a policeman In plain
clothes. Just why MIR. Jerome took
ROsenthal crowd shows symptoms of
acute worry since learning Of the fact
Distnct-Attorney Jerome knows eX-
actly who will answer 10 the title Man
Higher Up when the ROsenthal case
comes to trial So does Reardon. The
pistr!ct-Attorney at present Is trying
to get material proof that The Man
Higher Up" dealt with Reardon and the
unnamed gD-oetween in the Rosenthal
case.
Anything that Reardon knows about
me or my manner of life" said District
Attorney Jerome at his home in Rut-
gers street this morning. he Is free to
tell. But when man assumes the tone
which he did on saturday II is just as
well to inquire into his motives"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
Arrest IN SKULL
ANDCROSSBOkES
HOTEL MURDER

Word came from Chicago to Police
Headquarters here to-day that James
Nango. a negro. had been arrested In
Ma, city for the murder O, Isador T.
dc Valiant. the clerk OF the Eastern
lI0'e. IN Whitehall street, near the
H.t.,r, week ago.
Tire first dispatches seemed to lnd!-
ME TIE arrest Lad been made by De-
'D.'No James Flood on hearing this
rspa .1r McCaff"r'y. who had beer
w.s. mysterious about the arres, Of
Naaso, became heated with excitement.
Flood has been detailed 20 the office Of
District Attorney Jerome. between
whom and MeClfferty there has been
no good VIII FOR the past few weeks
McCaffertrs joy in the arrest OF the
supposed murderer OF Valiant was alto
rethcr cloude1 by the fear that Jerome :
friend Flood might get his name In the
newspapers with oredi, attached lie
called In the reporters and announced
that rlUDd had nothing whatever 10 do
"|'h NHugu.s arrest.
To-day said Mcrarerty, ! received
20 despatch from aWe3 Mn phv, detective
Lieutenant, saving Watch located. leuy.
iaL $50 + VI tlgt meant that he had
traced 'ho watch which was taken rom
H." hI'.. clerk who was murdered and
lHl found tho man Who ppWn.d IL and
ras bringing him hero. Flood was moi,
detailed uu that "'sc and had nothing
whatever to do with II. Nothing what
eyer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
SamuelS Declares He Is Broth
er-in-Law of Plaintiff and
Won't Vote or Verdict.
DISMISSED By COURT.
Southworth Denies His Story
and Rest of Jury Decide
in His Favor,

Because OF the peculiar actions OF.
Henry ssmue,s ipr,r in ,,a snnrsr,s
r,,,.. ,.., 49, =,
'9'' '''"'' 'N'0''"
MI" "'''F '"e jury "ad begun It's de-
l!bera,.onS ana by consent OF counsel
the remaining eleven Jurors wore a..
Iov.I :, ,,,,,,,, =. ..,i,,
'oNe" ~ u'!hs III Nerdict.
Nothing was observed in Samue"s
manner to create suspIcinr h.fora ,rs
i,rv ,ettr,J or,,o.,n,, 80. aas, ,,,
'','' "''''o"s" ''e case """
Oeth on 'ria Tor three days
The sui, was one OF Orson r South
worth ,p,irs, rob, y yoat,, 70. 49,.
"''' " ''e"S 'o' '"e
recovery o' ~'""' alleged TO he south.
worth's share OF approximately $1,000
In commissions for ,la sale ~ t,s
,,,.,,......
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
Looking for Levinson.

A photograph OF Samuel c. Levlnson.
wanted in Canton o. on a charge OF
grand larceny, has been identified as
the kidnapper OF Willie whItla.
The police Of New York and other
cities have been asked to keep sharp
lookout for Leyinson. and to arrest
him on suspicion should he appear
The Identification OF Levlnson's pic.
ture as the man who took the child
from school is regarded as most .mpor-
tar, The picture was Identified by the
jantor OF the school.
\ copy Of the cIrcul1r sent broadcast
to the police Of all the principa! cities
reads as follows
CANTON. o. March /. 1919. We hold
warrant for grand larceny FOR Samuel
.. Levlnson. forty.four years old. five
feet eight inches Ia pounds Black hair.
streaked with gray. short dark mus
tache smokes cigarettes constantly.
dark blue serge suit. dark brown. long.
loose overcost. new black Wet Kid lace
shoes black suff hat round face. Light
tan pleated shirt lAydown collar for
ward motion Of body when walking on
inside of breast poke, OF suit and over
cost name OF Henry ]. Brock G Co.
Buffalo
II found arres, and wire II. w
Smith. chief Of Police, Canton o."
According to the police Levlnson got
away with 500 from the Globe Cloth.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22


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SION '"a' Inc CONVECTION was Just Tue
murder was most brutal ana was una''
'e"uea Wy any circumstances "ho'"'"s
'he sl's"'es' pas's io' 'N'cnu"''oh UT
appea! " s'''pu'"' vi '"e prisoner
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''ea''s ue''oe'a.e anu '"''''''onn' u''
anu .na' Tue 'eruic' Vi 'he jury us 10
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CONDEMNED woman indifferent.
Mrs. Farmer seems Indifferent 70 her
fate, and prison officials at Auburn
where she is confined. and her spiritu,l
adviser believe she Is insane. Aff,daytt,
10 this effect were submitted to Gov
Hughes when the appeal for clemency
was made.
Mrs. Farmers husband, James c.
Farmer, Is also under sentence OF death
IN the same prison with his wife but
his appeal to the States highest cour,
'as not YET been decided Farmer was
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''y, suAe' ue"'n
''n' was coHh'''eu on the
Va Hp'H 30 III 'he FARMER
,'n'e III 'ne town OF Hounsheld Four
'a!s 'a'e' 'he pouy OF Sarah Brennan,
we ol fatr'eK brennan, was found In
tr'hh IN the rear room OF the Bren-
IAN nome, into which the Farmer
amiiy moved two days following the
'iiiing'
The motive Of the murder, as estab-
ished by the prosecution. was to gain
Of the Brennan home. In (
october last deed of the property I
vas executed from Sarah Brennan TO
Iames d. Farmer Mrs. Farmer i'm
Mrs prennor ard fo,,
Ter name tn The document hs,ora
yatertown notary, A few weeks Io,or
he Farmer uora, osai, ir,norsoo,
ne Mrs Brennan eyecu,ed Nh, - ,
ale Of the nersonal nronertv IN 81.
brennan house
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
JOHN H. STARlN,
FATHER OF RAPID
TRANSIT" DEAD
Continued from First Page)

'or "pn'''hH the freight OF me hlS
I'i'FoAn terminals, problem which
pen p'TP''h'' IN" NanderhiIts and the
''''roR" game 81 inoS" daFs. As a
pioneer IN 'u' freight handling husi-
ness ne Iaid the sold foundations of
ne hugo i":tUn" Which he afterwarc
amassed
During the C.vl war he showed con-
sp'cuors ability as an organizer or
transportation Of troops. stores and
munitions OF war for the Government.
TIE successful execution Of great Cow
or,,,a,,t r,rtr,,t, u.,, .i,,, ,,l,,, 49,
''''" 'lP'
''auoh ana contributed III great de.
srco to the extension Of h.. business
until 1t Included railroads. steamboat
Ines. ferries, excursions boats, freight
houses and docks
rif,oo, ,oors goo H., ,,,,.,,. ,,,-.
".' Nv "o"sn' 'Ieh
island IN the SOUND opposite New Ro-
cholle and converted II into the first a,
tho cIass ,,,ussrnant roso,,s n, r.,t.i,
" "''''
Luna fafN Is to-day the most consp!cu-
Gus example. Here he conducted for
Years the bigges. amuseme,, mari. n,
,ho oo,,,,r.,, ,,.,,,, .,zr1,,i,,,
'"c continent Win geological garden,
wonderful botanical garden and scores
of other attractions. running bis own
lines y, hoo,s 10 a,1 ,-or, +,
az ''0''' ~
IN these latter days OF his biggest
success he loved nothing so m,ch ne IN
tell NJ bis e,r,,. e,r,g,la, t. w.. -,
=, 100 'e' ~ '>eN ioih
'''l' for the nfst Jew months that
lie spent In this city he drove a truck.
one Of the first sIzeable iobs thar he %,
,,o, 49,, 100, 49, -. sv'
""S WIG maui l"c PRINT paper from North
River to the office oil the Tribune in
Park Row. Horace Greeley gave him
the contract, and MIR. Starin wOrshipped
the memoyy OF the great editor to the
DAY OF MS death.
Rand Transit piop.er
IN tile m'dSt OF ms inultifarious busl-
ness analrs ne found time for public
"ofks ana charlty. Before he came
here he had served one term as post
master OF the village OF FultOnvIlle In
ls'b ne was elected 10 Congress as
republican from the Twelfth District
up Statee, served two terms and de-
cl!nei a denomination for a third AS
head OF the Rapid Transit Commission.
he did more perhaps, than any one
man to pave the way for New York
'ity's present subway system.
II was he who prevented the elevated
mes. then owned bv the GSrlIs ami
vIssell SAGE. from getting hold NJ ~
. ali the remaining franShisas ~ ,.sI,,,
, Manhattan. Tho other memh.rS .'s
,rc hoard voted +, g,ye va. ".
ari,eIass franchises f,r rr,o,ioatiy,. s".s
.rg I'M, LAIN n SAL, hoil' 'c,""S NON
.,nsInTarueI '' VIC pam
r, S'r,,a'I ,',' r,,,,.,,. ,,.,.,.,
,ra,"E ~, -, TrI ve'e,Fa.lon ne took
'".a o o,d ", ", I,sp,'s %, the merchant
",'L'"e anu "''he conspicuous success
T. ,.,,-,..,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
WARD HEIR EXPECTED,

LONDON, March .2-Mrs. Whlteiaw
Reid is In constant attendance on her
daughter, Mrs. John Hubert Ward.
Mrs. Wards accouchemeni is daily
exnected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-22
New Clue to Ndnappers,
Hope Soon to Get Boy

II is said that on Thursday, the day
Willie Whitla was kidnapped, n man
in rig drove to the house OF the old
man, and then both drove away.
At Mr.. Whitla's Office to-day there
are a number Of reports concerning
police activity in other cities.
From Altoona, Pa. Il Is learned that
stranger, with child, applied for
accommodations at the Hotel Gilbert
last night and excited suspicion hy re.
fusing 10 register. Tho clerk notified
the police, who surrounded the hotel
and questioned the man. 1t was then
ascer'alned lie was lumber merchant
Of Cleartield, Pa. ana was here to meet
his brother, expected from Cincinnati
There Is considerable activity in To.
ledo. Ohio, and vicinity to-day, ac.
cording to a report received at MIR.
Whitla's Office to-day. 1t Is said from
that city that two men and boy had
left Ashtabula, o., Sunday. bound for
Toledo Every train, street car and
vehicle entering the city Is being close
~ watched. Several detectives are said
to have left Toledo this morning for
Lorain, Ohio. to run down new clue
at that nlapa