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Evening journal., 1913-11-10
NO HELP FOR
CARRANzA BY
WASHINGTON
WILSON SAYS
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within a certain time. That is left
to the discretion Of the provisional
president, but it is believed that an
answer will be Forthcoming not later
than Wednesday.
The report that SCENTS Of the Huerta
government mad made representations 70
Lind and O'shsuohnessy regarding al
legged atrocities on the part Of the Car
rsnzs forces in the field also was Off
cially denied today. Nothing Of the kind
has taken place and none are looked for.
The President conferred with John
Bassett Moore. counsellor OF the State
Department today. Moore is an expert
on internatinal law and he has been
handling the purely legal phases Of the
situstion He has also been investigat
ing the rspor3 that much OF the Huerta
strength comes from secret backing
from English capital Neither the Pres.
ident nor Moore would discuss the visit
in any wav.
Secretary Of State Bryan announced
that he had received Huerta's conmuni
cation to the Mexican City diplomats.
bnt declined to admit whether or not the
administration regarded il az an answer
TO the latest demand Of the United
States.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
VARIETY SHOWER FOR
MIDDLETOWN COUPLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETowN. Del. Nov. 1O.-A
number Of friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Tush gave them a surprise va
rieiy shower on Thursday evening.
Among the guests were: Mir. and
Mrs. Malvin Naylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Insolo. MIR. and Mrs Herbert
lnsolo. Mrs. Boyd Thornton. Miss
Ada Tush, Miss Margaret Austin.
Miss Mollie Austin. Miss Ethel Naylor,
Miss Rehs Lippineott, Miss Ethel
Waters. Miss Elma Green, Miss Ger
trude Hickey, Miss Nora Watson, Al
her. hLmpel Claude vGsrell. Harry
Hickman. Ralph Conard. Harvey
Lurty. Otis Carey, Arthur Guessford,
Harvey Austin, Roy Austin. William
Watson, Earl Francis and John Car
penter.
Good Samaritan Lodge. No. 9. 7. O.
O. F.. installed officers and entertained
a number Of visiting lodgemen on
Thursday evening. Addresses we've
made by Grand Master s. Edward
Lewis and members Of his staf. The
following officers were installed. \
G.. Daniel W. Stevens: V. G.. John
B. Thornton; Chaplain Harry Man.
/ love: Secretary, William B. Hates.
Treasurer. J. Fletcher Deakyne; r
+ G. to n. G.. Judson J. Northrup: l.
/ q. to \. G.. Robert Douglas; r. G. &c
T v. G.. Samuel ]. Brockson; L. G. q
F " s.. Bayard Vinyard r. s. S.
/ Harvey Yinysrd; T.. S. S.. Warner /.
Taylor; J. .. Colonel Crouch; o. G.
Ernest A. Truiti
Evening journal., 1913-11-10

No, Belt or Leg Straps 10 Annoy You
That's why people WHO try This truss say
n ss comfortable a. their clothing. II is
fsier proof-rviil hold IN the bath. Essily
KEEP, clean
Get Worlds Greatest Rupture Book
Dom send any money Just write for our
FREE book and nnd out everything you want
70 know
Full of facts never before pat In print
Cloth -hound-96 poges--2o separate articles
snd 2S Photographic illustrations viii save
you from being fooled and save you from
wasting money.
Explains why elastic and sprne trusses
are wicked crime-why they are the rup-
tured msus worst enemy--why the law
should stop their SAFE
Exposes the humhug appliances, meth.
ods 'piasters. etc.
Shows why operation is often a needless
gamble with death, and why. II man man.
ages 20 get well from the operation he often
has to keep on wearing truss.
And it tells al about the Cluthe Automa tic
Masseging Truss and how you can try &,
sixty days and how little IL costs u you
keep IT,
Gives endorsements Of over 5000 people
Better write for the beck tcday--lt tell,
things you could never hnd out hy going Ia
doctors or drug stores Simply use the con.
pom or say IN letter or postsl Send me
the book.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10

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With sandwiches. hot beverages and
deserts
Reynolds Home Cooked Flavor.
We all clamor nowadays for home
cooking and the things like mother
used to make At the Reynolds Can
dy Company stores. food has that
home-cooked flavor. The memory OF
Il makes you come hack.
The kitchen is clean and orderly,
and a mode IN up-to-the-minute con
venience.
wnen you sit in one Of the Reynolds
company's pretty shops. smacKing
your lips appreciatively over your fn-
vorite ice cream OF fancy sundae. you
are prone 70 remark. they have nice
cream here" Well, Il ought 10 be
nice. II is made by Mr. Griffenbere's g
ice cream experts. from cream that
tests IS per cent butter fat. as well
a. other ingredients of finest quality.
It Is served to You from an ornate
soda fountain. OF rare marble, onyx
and cut glass. that cost q small for
tune. Aside from its beauty of EN-
bellishment, the fount is a master.
piece OF invention. Its contents, even
the ice are absolutely screened from
flies or dust Each Of the many com.
partments from which the t0othsonle
ingredients are taken. has a silver lid
which closes over the contents keeu-
ing IL clean and fresh
Those chocolatesi REYNOLDS Colo.
niai chocolates are the kind every
hody loves because they contain such
erand filllngs They sell AZ 40 cents
4 pound and in them the hest OF
everything is combined skillfully aud
artisiCally. They are 2 triumph in
blending Of fruits. nuts and pure
fa1orings. Zach luscious chocolate
or dainty bon bon is the quintessence
Of quality The genius Of candy wiz.
ard. Mr.. Grinienberg. has not been ex-
pended on the creamy melting deli.
c'ousness OF the nlling alone hut the
chocolate coating Ia a. delicate and
smooth AZ satin and tastes divine.
The purest sugar.. the most exnen
si,e creamery butter and the hnesl
chocolate that can he hnd are not toe
rood 20 20 into caramcls. chocolates
ard hon hons
Quality ia the ingredients and skill,
m the making have made the name OF
REYNOLDS ? guarantee OF goodness
Tho candies are clean and wholoFomc
rnd made AZ No. AS Market stree, in
'he most modern and orderly factory
T. Is pcssihie TO imsEire The clean
y nTeenic conditions are q delight
The costly cquipmert includes
mar lshor-sfvinr sutcmatic ma
riirc.r deyices. electrical. most o. IL.
A sseaf tatth ~ favorv carameis
vss cooling OF one ~ the metal top
ped tables wher 7 visited that ce-
parfmcnt These tables are cooled
With refrigerator coils and nill cool.
even freeze candy ir few minutes
Colonial chocolates are hand-dip-
ped hv yourg women experts. usinS
the most expensive coverings. This
department Is kept uniformly cool.
Finished candies are whisRed away
into the packing room and kept coY-
cred till they are put into 2 CLEAN
INK white box and sept 20 you. There
Il no chance in the world for ? specS
Of dust 20 got on them
The manager Mr.. Grineuberg ac'
mits being a crank On cleanliness and
quality His patrons nay for quaiit
and they certainly get e.
All three Etofes are thoroughly wei
pPtroniged< There is one on chs
-resz.sFnof Market and Deiswsrs ave
rue, ono At 415 Market ard that rev
one ~ S11 Market GO see il. II Il
credit 70 Wilmington
Evening journal., 1913-11-10

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
IT rLIt al2 and 2l'
J1UleS Ill kHduuIeI, ~. Ninth
- Telephones

0Tits
Mary ; Mccrssksn'
Joanna T. Lester
william II. G. knowles.
Robert +. Lee.
KNOWrFS-fn this city. on November. :,
1913. William a. @. knowles in his
Relatives friends and Lafayette Lodge.
Ne. "a. A. r. and A. A. are invited 20 NJ
deree. No li82 Pine street. or Tuesday
afternoon. November II. At 2 o c,ock. In
tcrment Al Rveryiew cemetery. Please omit
6owers
lelB Joanna L.. wife of Hhyry p. Lester.
Relatives snd friends are invited TO attend
the tuners services from her lete residence
No. 32o East Sixth street on Monday even
private AZ Center square cemetery. \. =,
on the arrival o. the II o'clock ferry from
RYAS@At Mt. Cuba. on November :. 1919.
Francis o. son Of John W. and Jennie
relatives and friend. are linvited to at
tend tae funeral from the residence Of his
parents. near NJ. Cuba on Wedaesdas
mass a. 81. Pstrirk's church. lnisfmeut
81 S. Patrick's cemetery.
/ McCRACEFN-In This city. on Novsmhsr E,
I 1919 Mary T., wife Of John A. MeCraeten,
Relatives and friends Of the family are IN.
vited 10 sttend the funeral services a. her
ste residence. No. 1871 Frerch street. or
/ Tuesdsv afternoon. November ~, At ? SO
elork. lnisrmeni al Riverview cemetery
lEE.--at Newark. DEL on November
T. 1918, Robert =. Lee, in his s0th
year
Relatives and friends are invited 20
attend the funeral services, from his late
residence. al Newark. Dsl-. on Wednes
day afternoon. November l2. at ?
o'clock lnterment at Newark Gene
f.r~
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
POINTERS TO
HELP IDENTIFY
BONNIE BURR


; Pointers Of Identification that y
will help to identity Miss Bonnie :
Burr will be given in this box from "
day 10 day.
> Bonnie Burr's complexion is med '
ium dark
Bonnie Burr's face is oval.
Bonnie Burr has a long, artistic
looking hand,
Bonnie Burr's teeth are very
white and even
. Bonnie Burr walks erectly.
Bonnie Burr's hair IS light brown.
WIN Try Harder.
After my experience Of Saturday,
think ! will be able again 10 outWii
YOU today As far as facial makeup
Is concerned, my disguise OF Saturday
night vas the llghtest I have ever ae.
sumed u do get by you today.
suggest that all searches visit Lip.
pincott's tomorrow, and try your best
to eud this chase Don't think, how.
ever. that | will 90 out in light dis.
guise. will try harder than esee tS
ryade detection. Though in accord
suco with careful plan, 7 visited tbs
scene Of my appointment later than
usual. Saturday in the guise o. a Sal
,ation Army lassie. encountered Z
( perfect multitude who we're so eas,
10 evade that I had great deal o
Gun.
started from the Pennsylvania
railroad station where ! visited tn
women's rest room, 10 put a few fin
lshins touches 10 my disguise. walk
ing 10 my destination. When | reach
cd Seventh and Market streets,
found the crowd terrific. A perfec
multitude OF searcners iammed th
pavement and overfloWed into tn
street which was also thronned will
many Saturday night shoppers VIII
hadn't time to enjoy the fun o
searching and fodnd looomotion cas-
ier in the middle OF the street View
cd frou overhead the street mus
have looked like slowly morinl
black stream As IL was almost i'm
possible to make much progress OF
the pavement. occasionally steppe'
into the street myself TO gain an un
obstructed vay.
Midway between Seventh AM
EiEhth stgeeta ] found myself wsdgec
IN the crowd AND compelled 10 take
inr time just aieaa q group o. men
Z ha3fc0 ny path. so had to make
/ the bsst of a. Onc of these men. rather
stout dressed IN blue. spoke up i'm.
patiently whats coming OF IN this
burg anyway? ! didn't think this
,ovr hnd az many people in it,"
"Ou the level. don't YOU know? ask.
81 SIN msu. Of middle age. dress
60 IN black who was With the party.
no ~ s. o resurrection of the
deadT' he asked laughing.
Oh q short mau ip gray remark
e5 IN q drawing voice. they're out
looking for some young dame that
tue Evening Journal has out on the
street ia disguise. II you get her. you
win 1900 IN gold
THAT sounds good TO me. said the
stout man 10 blue Think I'll start
& Ia right now"
+ laughed TO myself, elhowed my
way In trout Of them and with din
Guilty owing TO the moving mass @
people managed 10 pass my tam
bcurine. Mr. Man IN Blue might havl
voH the $500 then and there, had h
hfea alert and keen witted
"Girlie." he remarked faCetiousls
"fm broke"
oh come across" dravlsd th
man IN gray. He reached into hi
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
wm Save YOu From Operation

Ihs Ciuthe Truss has 20 thoroughly proved
ia merits that physicians in al parts of the
World and surgeons IN ths u. >. Army and
operation il has brought compieie recovery
'u hundreds % eases after operation has
proved failure.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
PIN AFORE In
SOON FOR HOPE
FARM BENEFIT


The good ship Fl. NJ. s. Pinafore, "
which touched At this port TWO years
ago. will arrive at Tho Playhouse
next month. The ship will be manned
by the same crew aud in charge of
the same talented officers. Hope
Farm will be benefited by the per-
formance this year. There will be a
chorus Of 100 voices. New dances
will be introduced. The members
viii wear new costumes and there
will be neB lighting effects. The
productions will be given on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, December
and 10. with Wednesday matinee.
The cast for Pinafore VIII be:
Rt. Hou Sir Joseph Porter, X. G. B..
Mr.. Fred ". Wyatt
Captain Corcoran. n. M s. Pinafore.
Mr.. J. Frank Huss
Ralp Rackstraw.
Mr.. Edwin Shipper Van Leer
Dick Deadeye. Mr. Leonard +. Wales
Bill BObstay, boatswain,
Mr.. Joseph Michaelis
Josephine M Mrs. Leonard Z. Wales
Buttercup, Miss Isabelle Belin Wales
Hebe ...... Mrs. Howard r. Clark
Those who have charge OF the per-
formance will be: Mrs. Leonard p.
Wales. general manager; Mrs How
ard Pyle. stage manager; 4. Leslie
Carpenter. musical director, and G.
Paul Monck. press agent.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
The Only Thing Coed Enough
To stand such A Test
somefhlne Nothing FIse Does

Tkr Cluthe Automatic Mnssaging Truss is
80 utterly different from anything else for
rupture thst Il has received eighteen sepsr-
eto patents.
cause OF rupture.
Just how Il does that-en entirely sutomati
caiiy--is al erp'aired In tire free hook
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
roo LArE ro CLASSIFY

I 90 1EKf LxfSfEs suiTS 20
1 ofdsr With stinnrrs ssin ininxs for
so Cirsuinf pressing ard rspa.stng Z.
ssspire. sip ~ vs.. Second \. novio-ln.
EoT StLE-A WHITE RJIL TER.
Il risr b fch a. good A. e~er hrsf rorn
ra-icr p. chiidren sd crsrseriac. watch
coF A. niEhf A r-dsrsis price riu buy
rsr n iaksr A. cnre An n Nsf.n'.
sloT wosdds.. Az ns~iNaf.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10

had charge Of that ship for about ten
wears. So far We have only meager
details"
Once Rurned and Beaehed.
The Manga Reva was formerly the
British steel ship Pyrenees. In 1900,
while on A voyage from Tacoma.
Wash. to Europe, it took fire In the
Pacific ocean. After a thrilling trip
.of about sixteen days the vessel was
beached on Manga Reva lagoon in
the south Poetic.
Later the wreck was sold at auction
in San Francisco for s235 to CAPTAIN
!. z. Thayer. He fitted out wreck
ing expedition and foated the ship in
March. 1902. brought II TO San Fran
cisco and then It was placed under
the American flag and named after
the lagoon in which it had been
beached. fo
Evening journal., 1913-11-10
YACHT SINKS IN sTnRM.

During the wind and rain storm
yesterday the yacht Gypsy was dam
aged by being pounded against the
wharf at the Orchard" A hole was
torn in its side and the yacht sank.
She viii be raised and repaired.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10

To Cure Cold In One nav
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINTNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money il il
fails to cure. \. W. GROVES sigma
ture Is on each box. e5c-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-11-10

The Wants will turn disused home
furnishings Fzto cash or exchange
than Tor want 4 things
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-09-19

Although Missouri is not class
cd as a cotton growing state, yet
it holds eleventh place for guam
ity and fourth for the quality OF /
its cotton crop.
The Jefferson City Post in tell
ing of wedding says: "Mr'
Anderson is an employee at the
roundhouse and has a large cir
Gle Of friends. This is really
quite natural for an employee OF
a roundhouse.
The Carthage Press declares
that by the announcement by the
German scientist that ht believes
Doctor Cook did reach the North
Pole comes little late for this
chautauqua season, but it may
help the Brooklyn explorer to get
some engagements next summer
A gang of five robbers made
an attempt to blow the safe OF the
Fulton County Bank at Mammoth
Springs last Friday morning be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock. The rob-
pers failed in their s,tempt anC
after taking a 38 caiiber Colt''
revolver and a 21-jewel Hamll'
ton watch with a 20-year cas'
they escaped.
The doors of the Birch Ire
State Bank at Birch Tree wer
closed last week by order Of Stat
Bank Commissioners Mitchell
The affairs of the bank were nc
found to be in an unsaustactor
condition by Hal Woodside, ban
examiner in this territory, VIII
recently made an examination
-, the institution. W. |, Marsha
is president and L, I. Tate casl
Ter Of the bank. The institute
when last examined had $500
denosits and loans aggregatlt
y $4,000. Th capital stock
g $4,000, with a surplus OF 80 ,OV
i 1t is declared that the deposlCo
!. will lose nothing, the loss taIlI
a upon the stockholders. The ia
A. ure of the bank is attributed
v bad loans and the purchase
% notes that are cf questional
r value.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-09-19

,ROUNDABOUTTHES STATE.
Cleaned from mExchanges--Madeb by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.
saSsSSsssSssssSsSS$@V$$S$%$S$
Tho rorort a. State Treasurer

e. L. Deal lCF the itoiitl Va AVS !,
lst shows a total in the state
.reasury August 80 Of $685. :, :
1899. The total at the close OF
business July 81 was So, ,815, ,7O9.-
21. The receipts for August
amounted to S462, 402,1 and the :
disbursements were S616,3e3.0T. +
There is a balance of 81 ,S83, u.s. I
SO in the school fund which will !
be paid out during September
The earnings Of the penitentiary
for the month were S32, ,306. IL
and the disbursements S35, ,325.81.
There is a balance on the several
good roads funds of S253, ,428.95.
The Lamar Democrat tells of a
man who was SO anxious to get
to the Lamar fair that he hitched
himself to a wagon at Carthage
aud hauled it to Lamar. He and
another man had small show
outfit, but the other man beat it
with the funds Of the company,
leaving the wagon. AS there
was no horse the deserted show
man played the part. In his
show he also took the part OF a
dog, an owl, a rooster and . few
other things. He just stretched
his canvass and started the show.
Note of Cheer from the Deep
water World: doctor Wilson
tellsus that his and Mrs. Wilson's
monument was completed the
latter part of last week. 1t has
been placed in the family lot in
the cemetery at Osceola. 1t it OF
red stone, about s feet tall and
two and a half feet through. All
the engraving has been done
with the exception Of filing in
the date of their deaths, which
J we hope will not have to be done
/ for many years yet"
; "Every man." says the Lex
ington Lexingtonian, "talks II
an important way about his mail
He has to go down Sundays t
pet his mail; hates to leave towT
g because he misses his mail, ant
7, all there 10 in it is a bill or tw'
st and circulars advertising a min
l. inc scheme. II be chances to b
g at home when he opens it, hush
is the mother will tell the children
don't disturb your father Will
Of he is reading his mail
y Ernes Brown, the county sur
u veyor of Boone county, has ar
a' piled for a patent on a multiply
as ing machine ofhis own invention
wv This machine may be all righ
y but mighty few Of these ne
fashioned contraptions have any
!" thing on the ole reliable guint
Iot pig when it comes to multipl.
r. ing.
'ut jim Long, who lives ne
to Bucklin, stopped a passeng
cir train last winter which mig
me have been wrecked by a brok
rail. The other day the railro
,ob company gave him a ticket go
a, for one hundred thousand mil
M. anywhere in the United Sta'
,ht and available for ten nyears.
for A motor cycle scared a hoI
M to death on Odessa's main str
be last week. The animal was
) a paralyzed with fright it could
even run, but dropped de-
A. Well, we can hardly blame
moor beast. When one OF
sinister things whizes by US
sixty miles an hour just brush
our coat sleeve, we nearly do
: -, same thing.
Every farmer in Barry cou
iers ough. to have q silo, the Classy
With Gazette believes, even 1.-The ha
mortgage his motor to get it.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-09-19

banks and their deposits total
about 1850, ,OOo.o0.
A bean pod is reported at Fiat
River which is twsnty-eight ana
one half inches long.
At Marshal recently one hund-
red persons knelt in the streets
and publicly prayed for rain.
The West Plains Journal an
nounces the discovery OF the
very o. +. man who still drinks
Aorsford's acid phospate.
On Thursday of the Platte
County Fair some interested
parties counted 235 automobiles
en- the grounds.
Il is also interesting to learn
by the Appleton City journal
that Miss Estella Pheasant enter
tanned recently in honor OF MISS
Lena Mouse.
The Webb City couple who
painted their cousin black have
been released. They explained
that it was just q little family
joke, and they never dreamed
he'd get sore about it,
After investigating the death
of Mrs. Susan J. Mackinen, a
widow, at her home near Lees
willie, coroners Jury recommend
ed that her son, r. 0. Puekett,
be held for investigation by the
grand jury.
The Oldest settler Of the Ole
Settlers Reunion in Houston
was Mrs, Henrietta Trusty, o
Oscar, who has lived in Texas
county 76 years. She is one o
the first settlers in the Ozark re
gions.
A mausolem is to be ereote'
at Carthage, built ofconcrete an
stone. 1t will contain $40 cryrts
or places for storing coffins, fou
family vaults and six family sec
sions. The building is to be 6o D
128 feet.
Richard Hoops. negro and tn
oldest inhabitant Of Usage Cit,
isldead at the ag" of 143' AT lea
that was the age Hoops claimed
He declared that he was livlr
in Yorktown when Cornwall
surrendered.
81 hope," said Noah Count
Chiegerbite, as he laborous
ehisled his initials on the door
the general store, "that tn
young woman in Illinois who h
been equipped with a silver j.
will not use it to tarnish an
body's reputation"
"The good citizens of Holt
announces the Sentinel, "did I
turn out in large numbers to pt
ticipate in the road working.
they gave their moral support
the movement. This showed tn
public spirit and at she same II
conserved their perspiration."
The First Presbyterian ChuI
building in Kirksville, valued
$4,000, is for sale at 500
But there's proviso. II orouI
for that price it must be used
altruistio purposes. Church me
bars hope the building will
used either as a library or a
home for the Y. M. G. A.
Here's what happened at
Gilman City picnic, according
the Guide: "The Frees broth
box car trick act was q leae
feature OF the picnic, beinI
free street attraction. I
gave four performances
day and literally tore suspen
and buttons off the crowd
thej. side splitting tun,"
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-09-19

Dr Ernest Arthur Muret, a New
York dentist, was arrested ana con
fessed that he had been for several
months engaged in making counter
felt $40 and $50 bills as the partner OF
Hans Schmidt. the priest now IN the
Tombs as the confessed murderer OF
Anna Aumuller, the victim OF the
Hudson river murder mystery.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat
and the Picayune, two OF tho le"
newspapers in the United states
whose subscription price is ST. year.
announced reductions to $5.5o year
Francis ] Heney announced ms
candidacy for the United states sep'
ate from California. TO succeed sen
ator Perkins. who rctires soon Heney
won his first laurels in the San Fran
cisco graft prosecutions, through
which Abe Reuf was sent to the peni-
tentiary.
The Socialists OF superior VIZ
have decided to drop the attempt 10
recall Mayor Konkel as little sup
mort to the movement could be re
ceiyed outside of the Socialist organ
igation.
Mrs. Edna Perkins Godhee Fa
, found guilty of murder of MIS-. iof
ence Godbee, wife Of her divorced nus
hand Mrs. Godbee shot and kllle'
her former husband in the MuIlel
| (Ga) postoffice few weeks ago.
with the arrest of Rev. Han
Schmidt, assistant rector oil 81 81
: seph's Roman Catholic church, Ne'
4 York City, charged with the mnrde
!, Of Anna Aumuller, a domestic, IN
mystery surrounding the finding
days ago, Of parts Of the dismembere
body of girl in the Hudson rive
: was solved Schmidt, ACCORDING
|, the police reports, has confessed
Inc HONeI9t III nv" ~ 1'
e in mourning for the passing OF !
y leader, Congressman Big Tim SUI
van. His mind had been q blank I
10 some months. During the night
t Aug. 80 he escaped his guards ana
trace of him could be found. II dev
ops that he was run down by ira
nj two hours after his escape and lay
the morgue two weeks before bel
~ identified
as -,
:. Can't. Trask of the steamer Coz
" ma. arriving at San Francisco sta'
'st that the Falcon and Hbpe 'slanas
the TONGA group Ia the South rae
have disappeared