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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
WIDOW OF X-RAY
MARTYR IS VICTIM
IN DEATH MYSTERY
Body Found on Beach Is
That of Mrs. John A. Lee
Of Brooklyn.
NO EVIDENCE OF CRIME
Autopsy Fails to Support
Theory of Murder or
Suicide.
DEMISE LAID TO GRIEF
Woman Had Planned to Take
Trip to IllinOis-Interested
in Spiritualism.
DEMISE LAID TO GRIEF

There is no physical evidence that
Mrs. Penelope Bond Lee. whose body
was found Monday night by fisher
men on the ocean beach between
Long Beach and West End, was muir
dered. Moreover, q careful autopsy
performed yesterday under the au-
spices of EdwarN T. Neu, Justice OF
the Peace at Lynbrook, did not re-
veal evidence that she killed herself.
The authorities say that unless the
chemists at the Lederle Laboratories
in Manhattan discover poison in her
stomach they will accept the con-
clusion that Mrs. Lee died suddenly
of natural causes, although under
such extraordinary circumstances that
such a conclusion will be hard 10
believe. If, however, 1t is disclosed
that she killed herself, the motive Is
to be found in her constant sorrowlng
for her dead husband, her relatives
say.
Justice Neu, sitting as acting coro-
ner of Nassau county, was sorely per-
picked by the whole affair. Mrs. Lee
was the widow of DIR. John A. Lee,
who died last April a martyr to MS
intensive experimentation with the
X-ray as a curative measure in can
Ger cases. Her identity was estap-
lished by Arnold T. Ghegan, OF the
real estate brokerage firm of Ghegan
& Levine, Brooklyn.
Aren't for Her Real Estate.
Mr.. Ghegan was agent and manager
for Mrs. Lees real estate holdings. lie
declared his client had been well sup
plied with money, had no cause to worry
concerning her real estate investments
and. in SO far as he knew, had no reason
for killing herself All told, Mrs. Lee
was worth more than S2OoVoU. She
failed to keep an appointment with him
for 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. MIR.
C;hecan said. Luxe II. Stapleton. for
mer Supreme Court Justice, telephoned
10 Justice Neu yesterday AFTERNOON from
his home. 294 Garfield place, Brooklyn.
tbat he would go TO Lynbrook to-day
and claim the body Mr.. Stapleton's
daughter is the wife OF Robert L. Lee.
a lawyer associated with Lewis l.. Dele
field 20 Exchange place, Manhattan,
and brother of DIR. John A. Lee.
The extraordinary circumstances at
tending the death of Mrs. Lee began at
noon Monday. She closed her house. %
Revere place. Brooklyn. on November 4.
and took small apartment at the Hotel
McAlpin. Nelghbors in Revere place de-
scribed her as quiet woman who was
not morose. but who would smile wanly
and say that she intended going away
for a while because, as she put it, she
found 1t was too hard to become recon-
ciled to live in the old scenes where her
husband lived with her. The two were
married in 1901 and obviously were de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
ROUNDUP OF CROOKS
~ BUFFALO BEGINS
Night Restaurants to Be
Closed and Migrants Seized.

Spscidl Despatch 70 THE New YORK HERsLn
BUFFALO, Dec. 21.--District Attorney
Guy r. Moore instructed Police CHIEF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22

bandits was hurt. but Voorhees, and
Watson surrendered as soon as the
shooting began. The two men who
helped them in their attempt against the
bank escaped. So far as the officials of
the bank have determined. the burglars
stole nothing. Bonds and cash amount
ing to more than $4,000 had been taken
from the safe. however, and piled in a
doorway ready to be carted away.
Fender Federbush. his wife and their
thirteen-year-old daughter of Passaic
were chloroformed early yesterday
morning by bandits who stole several
pieces Of Jewelry ard piled silverware
and clothing in heaps ready TO be car
ried away. Two men who are accused
OF the crime were seen coming from the
Federbush home In 2S6 East Thirieth
street shortly before daybreak. and were
arrested by Patrolman Samuel Harris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
ROUNDUP OF CROOKS
LAUNCHED IN JERSEY
Thirty-seven Men Held After
Raid on Y.M.C.A. Building
by Hoboken Police.
GUARDS AT TERMINALS.
Two Captured Bank Robbers
Sentenced Within Twelve
Hours After Arrest.

The police Of New Jersey cities. espe-
cially aoboken and jersey City. to
which it is believed many OF the crooks
OF New York are gravitating. are tax
ing unusual measures to prevent opera
lions by criminals there. In ADDITION
to the establishment of police guards
at the Jersey City and Hoboken FERRIES
the Jersey departments have begun
campaign to clean up their towns ana
get rid of the criminal element As
result OF their activities. which began
in full force late Monday night very
few holdups were reported from either
city yesterday.
Thirty-seven men are being held III
the Hobollen Jail as the result OF raid
late Monday night on the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association IN
127 Hudson street. where the police
claim undesirable characters nave
formed the habit of congregating. 1t
was said yesterday that the raid was
made with the cooperation of the man
agement of the Y. NJ. G. A. which had
not been able to keep the 'undesiraoles
out The police said many OF the men
would be held until their records had
been looked UP. and detective has
been sent to New York to compare
finger prints and photographs In the
Rogues' Gallery.
VIII Investigate Automobiles.
The order establishing the police
guard at the Jersey City ferries was is
sued yesterday by Richard L. Batters-
by. Chief of Police. following the re-
ceipt of q letter from Mayor Hague
to the Director of Public Safety. The
l.. 20 CT a
biles of which they are suspicious, and
question their drivers. The department
will also press into service all men or
vacation and special assignments, and
men doing duty will return to their pre-
cincts for six hours Of night patrol. Chief
Battersby and several other city Off
Gals will patrol the city during the night
to see that the policemen are patrollins
their beats and that they cease the
practice of congregating with groups oil
citizens to discuss the news of the day.
A swift taste of Jersey justice" was
given yesterday to Frank Voorhees, and
Walter Watson. who were caught by a
posse of citizens when they attempted tC
rob the First National Bank of Mil
town, near New Brunswick. n. ]. Less
than twelve hours after the attempt the
two men had been sentenced to serve
terms of from four years and eight
months to seven years. the maximum
sentence under the Jersey law. They
pleaded guilty TO robbery when ar
raigned before Judge DAILY in the Mid
dlesex County Court. Their attorney
asked for clemency because the men hao
served in the army. but Judge Daily SAID
that fact only added another to theiI
crimes, that of bringing disgrace upon
the uniform of their country.
Two Caught, Two Escape.
Thirty citizens armed with rifles and
pistols responded when the night watch.
man of the bank heard noise in thG
building. The bandits. jumped from {
window and fed, the posse firing thirtS
or forty shots at them. None of tht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
Two Caught. TWO Escape.

Thirty citizens armed with rifles and
pistols responded when the night watch
man of the bank heard noise in the
building. The bandits jumped from a
window and fed, the posse firing thirty
or forty shots at them. None of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
HoLYoKE CUTS WAGES.

HoLYoKE. Mass. Dec. 21.-The Lyman
Mills Corporation, cotton textile manu-
facturers, to-day announced a wage re-
duction of 221a per cent. to take effect
January 10. This cut affects 1,15O en-
nloyees
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
COAL MINERS ARE
 AWAITING DECISION
Operators Must Agree That Wage In- crcases Will Be Retroactive
 From April i.

New York, March 24.-Negotiations for a new wage agreement for the anthracite miners were at a stand still here today pending a decision by the mine owners whether they will prevent suspension of work in the hard coal fields after April 1 by granting the mine workers demand that '.any wage award shall be re- troactive to that date" The coal dig gers will receive the operators reply at s o'clock tonight.
 The present wage agreement of the miners expires on March 31 and the general scale committee of the mine workers has voted to suspend work on the morning of April 1, pending the negotiation of a new contract if the employers refuse to make any wage award retroactive.
 The operators indicated they would reject the miners demand unless they were assured that the government would permit them to raise coal prices. They said it would be impossible to meet the retroactive advance otherwise.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
OFFICIALS IN CLASH.
Catholics and MaximaJist Members in
 Row in Rome.

Rome, March 23.-Catholic and maximalist members of the chamber of deputies clashed in the chamber today during debate on measures pro- Viding for agrarian reforms and for some time there were scenes of wild est disorder. Personal encounters be- tween the two factions were prevented with difficulty by cooler members.
 Maximalists had been interrupting debate for some time when Salvatori Banderepi, Catholic, shouted. Oil, oil" at Signor Serrati, socialist. refer ring to the latter's alleged speculation in petroleum. Serrati leaped from his seat and with clenched fists rushed toward the Catholic section. followed by his friends. He was stopped by other deputies while socialist deputies shouted ''Jesuits.'' "Sacristans' and "Hypocrites" at their opponents
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Buddy Cheeks-Sp Eyes
 Most Women Can Have
Says Dr. Edwards, a Weu-Known
 Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for IT years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ali- ments. During these years he gave to his patients prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them pr. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color.
 These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels. which cause a normal action, carrying off the waste and poisonous matter in ones system.
 If you have pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time and note the pleasing results.
 Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets suc- cessful substitute for calomel- now and then just to keep them fit. 1Oc and 25c.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
MARYLAND IN DOUBT
 ON SUFF QUESTION
No Vote On Ratification is Expected to Occur Before F'ri(iay-FOr-
 maj Introduction Today.

Dover, March 24.-Whether Mary land would be the 36th state to ratify the woman suffrage amendment still was in doubt today when the legisla- ture convened for the third day of it's extraordinary session.
 : No vote in either body of the legis lature was in prospect before next Friday and the struggle for votes be- tween the advocates and opponents of suffrage continued unabated today both sides still claiming victory. Gov ernor Townsend said he was sure a resolution ratifying the amendment would be put over."
 Introduction of the resolution was the only official event scheduled to- day. Senator Wa ter of Wilmington was to offer it for reference to the committee on revised statutes, head ed by Senator Short, regarded as an opponent of suffrage. Republican leaders planned to have the senate act first because of the smaller mar gin of opposition in the upper house.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
HERE'S CHANGE TO
 BUY SUB CHASERS
Government Has 15O to Sell-Each is Appraised At $2O, O,OOO-
 Are no FOOterS

Washin gton, March 24.-Offer of sale to the public of 15O submarine chasers built during the war was an- nounced today by the navy depart nent. Constructed at an average cost of S67,0O including engine plant, consisting of three standard gasoline motors developing 675 horse power, these craft now are appraised, it was said. at $2O, OG0 each. Inviting offers from yachtsmen or comm mercia1 firms however, it was said, several already had been sold at a figure slightly be- low this. Pointing out the splendid construction and seaworthy design of these vessels, which are no feet long, with a 15 foot beam and - tons dis placement, the department suggested their adaptability either for pleasure or commercial purposes. The feasi- bility of removing two of the engines and retaining one on the central shaft as a means of reducing gasoline con- sumption and rendering them more desirable for private use, also was noted. This would give the craft a speed of about knots, it was said against the three engine speed of IF knots
 The vessels may be inspected at any east coast navy yard.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
We the Exclusive Agents New Britain Pae
Very Specially Priced--N

How fine! No wonder the women who have them exclaim with delight.
 Large shapes with transparent edges Medium, size roll shapes. Others with smart turn-up or side brirns Small hats and turbans-brand new hats that outdo the others in charm and originality!
 Ribbons, wings, flowers and applique designs are used for trimmings, and many have bands of patent leather
 Grays, browns, blues, lavender, reds, greens and black are the colors.
 Come and see the largest showing in New Britain at THE BIG STORE!
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
62 I<IILED-fOO WOUNDED.

Wesel, Germany, March 24, via Berne.-Six thousand government troops reinforced by armed country men had a skirmish with communist guards numbering about 15,00O near here last night. Reports state 62 were killed and upwards of 1O6 wounded during the fighting
New Britain herald., 1920-03-24
, Latest Novelties in
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A SPLENDID SHOWING OF NEW DESIGNS

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 Cut CryStai-Graduated all shades, a Stine showing. S2.OO to $3.oO.
 Jet and Pcarl--Neck and opera length, big variety new stripes, plain, fancy and graduated. soc to $2.5O.
 Rosary Bcads-Fine cut stones, nicely mounted, all colors. 59c to $2.5O.
 New Ribbons for Eastcr-A wealth of beautiful cclorings in the new rib bons. lowered and figured ribbons in new effects. five to ten inches wide for camisoles. vestees sashes. etc.
 For Millinery and Neckwear-Nar row Picot Edge Grosgrain Ribbons, all colors. Two Tone Ribbons, plain and gilt edge, wanted widths, all col ors.
 (irosc1ain Ribbons All widths and colors.
 Tho Largest Assortment of Latest Style Ribbons in the City to Select From
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08

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cnando los ingleses. potentes y forIni-
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Lares. MARIO de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08
UNA BUENA COLOCACION

Pcos lo cue dan D. n imorfnnca cue tirnn
los arvos organization or eSa Fazdn mug a.
c haar persona que haya heho esiudio del rahaio
DE archiyar que sps guardian Fapees docunenes
de mode que pueaan haados facimenie cuando ~ ne
cesiien.
ii alg6n lecior bien eSia dispuesto
trabaar urO e pagara hasa 500 menSuaeS para
i persona que hnsca corporation grande sinada
a kilometres de San Juan.
que hien ease de rabajo, pierda
tempo coniesiandO este anuncio.
No se quieren appendices
Dirijase a ~ARCHIvERo" CO Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08
E.IVdlsaIPn \ a aDMeji-
Gan9 GOh lbs R6jOs
E1 doctor All tu6 embarcado en- la
celebre area de los SOUietistGs

Mexico, febrero IT, Sc han tenido
noticias en- esta capital de que el pin
tor mexicanO Gerardo Murillo, conoci-
do por su pseud6nimo de DIR. Att, figu-
raba entire el n1mero de los elementos
que por estimarlos perniciosos ell gobier
no americana los envi6 a Russia a bordo
del transporte Buford.
Ell DR. Att hizo una brillante carrera
artfstica v lego ocupar puestO pro-
minente en- la Escuela Nacional de Be-
Has Artes cuando ell maestro don JUS
to Sierra fue Ministro de instruction
Pfblica Estuvo muchO tempo en- Eu-
ropa cuando estall6 la reyoluci6n ca
rrancista abraz0 su causa con entusias-
mo, siend0 uno de los fundadores de
la famosa Casa del Obrero Mundial y
/ el organizador de los batallones rojos
que prestaron eficaz ayuda al caran-
IcisIno Triunfante Carranza Sc instal6
IMurillo en- Mexico editando el diario
keAcci6n Mundial'. de francas tenden-
2 & J. " ~. f4F7
leias socialistas revolncionarias.
H Alegando que Carranza no habia cum
Iplido sus compromises Sc dedic6 com
Batirlo II Quiso fomentar un moyimien-
to revolucionario, por. 10 que tuyo que
tsaIir de Mexico, una vez que sus planes
lfueron conoeidos.
g
Sc laBfa mostrad0 francamente obre
g6nisfa al salfr del pats busco refu-
gio en- Ell sur de los Estados Unidos, ha-
biendo intentado en- vano lIevar una
reyoluci6n a Can't, Gobernador de la
Baja California. Incansable agitadOr
| Y visto que sus tendencias anticarran-
cistas no hailaban proselitos para ir
a un movimiento armada, independents
de los va existentes, Sc dedic6 la
propaganda bolchevique, 10 que hizo Sc
lie hiciera tomar pasaje en- el ':Arca del
Soviet. Sc sabe que Murillo Sc halla
sano = salvo en- Russia.
sEccIoN PRIMERA
En- Ia Corte dc DistritO del J,istrito
judicial de San Juan.
ADMINISTRATIONS JUDICIAL DE
Los BIENEs DE AaIPARO CLAT.
0iUil No. 1918.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-08
sEccIoN pRIMERA

En Ia Corte de Distsito del J,istrito
Judicial de San Jaan.