Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
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photographed and examined with the
greatest care today and they should
go a long way in helping to make
Identification possible. II the man who
committed the crime here can be.iden-
titled or If any one OF tho men who
other cities can be Identified. it is be-
lieved that all Of the crime will be
solved by the one Identification be.
cause It 10 evident that an organized
body Of men to terrorize the country
ture found in Washington was also
found at the secene Of crime in other
cities ana kilograms have been re-
ceived today from various police de-
erature found by them IL the same al
was found in front Of Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer's home.
80 satisfactory has the progree
end today that Inspector Grant has
sent to New York, Philadelphia and
other cities where bomb plotters have
been active Detective Sergt. Bur
lingame, who will confer with police
oficials and Department Of Justice
clear up the Washington crime and
to extend the cooperation OF the
metropolitan police with other depart
ments where explosions have occur
red. We are in Geographic communt-
cation with all the other cities where
with Department of Justice onicials
and, as a combined result Of the vari-
Gus investigations, there should be
results produced within the next three
days in finding out the perpetrators
Of the crime"
Anxious to Obtain Finger.
MAJ. Pullman and Inspector Grant
were anxious to obtain q finger Of the
dead man. thinking II possible that his
Identity might be traced by his finger
prints, and q systematic search for q
finger was ordered.
1T 10 possible that the man has boon
under arrest at some time." Maj. Pull.
man remarked. land . hngerprint rec-
ord would mean much in tho investi-
cation"
Inspector Grant, ono Of the busiest
Of the Investigators. was pleased carly
in the afternoon whom ne found what
appeared to be q finger. The inspsc.
tor hurried to Headquarters and turned
Iit over to Frederick Sandberg, photos.
rapher and Bortillon expert.
Proves to Be . Toe.
'This Ia q toe" calmly remarked the
export. and tho inspector smiled.
II thought It was finger" he re-
to 1 s. tho sspRs:s s hard for
eandbarE took Impressions Of an
other piece Of tho dead man. He said
Il was scarcely possible 1t was a piece
Of . finger, however. the lines clearly
Indicating Il to be toe. The scalp of
the dead man was among several
things photographed yesterday. Tho
ha Napt ~ thu CAl1aR and thu nm
duotor's Identification ticket were
among other pieces OF evidence photo
graphed.
William schonsberEer. who has
charge Of the morgue, prepared tho
s to Of p he sssp Rs s. ss
that the man had patronixed q barber
not many days before he was killed.
the hair on that portion being short.
On tho top Of tho scalp tho hair was
to be curly.
Gruesome Collection at Morgue.
supt. schoneberser took charge Of
the explosion and placed them in .
box at the morFue. whore = Jury oom-
posed Of M. D. McQuade. NJ. w. Kelly.
Leo c: Brooks. J. F. stubener, Fred
viewed them this afternoon prepara-
tory to hearing testimony to enable
them to report how the man came to
his DEATH
Part Of the left leg below the knee
was the largest piecs Of the body
recovered. Supt. SchoneberEeF stated.
Mono Of the right leg was found. he
said. nor were any teeth or fingers
picked up. Coroner. hewitt had the
jury meet at the morgue At 3 O'Clock,
view the fragments and take oath to
make diligent inquiry to determine
when. where and by what means the
deceased met his death.
DR.. hewitt said he was unable to
tell IL the inquiry would be oom-
pleted today. The completion Of the
Inquest. he stated, would depend en-
tirely upon developments.
Wallet May Furnish Clue.
What was looked upon as an inter-
esting bit of evidence was contained
in a wallet found in the hedge near
22d and r streets by p. A. Ehugrue, a
federal nngerprint expert, yesterday.
It contained q photograph OF q boy