Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
GEORGE w. BEATTY
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The uirl said she would 90 back to her
parents when released.
II cnn't keep on paying bonds fors
ever" Beatty remarked. Il guess y II
go baek and face the music this time.
YOUNG pnlpr RETURNING HOME.
At 10 o'clock this morning news Of the |
reported arrest OF Beatty in sc, Louis had |
not reached the home Of the brides parents. |
| at 25l5 West At rect. When interviewed |
| by a representative for Every Evening, |
| Mrs. John shaw, stepmother Of the girl |
| Beatty In said to have married here, was |
| Mt a loss 90 explain points in the st. LOUIS |
| dispatch printed in the Record.
| The woman Beatty was with, according |
| to information obtained in Philadelphia,
| was really the girl he married here and
not St Louis girl II is believed that
when she revealed her identity she whs
| released from custody.
J According to information the philn~
/ delphia authorities have, Mrs Beatty
| who prior 90 her marriage was Miss Lillian
| Shaw, left st. Louis early this morning
aud is now speeding by rnil 20 her home
| in this city
81 am glad my girl is coming home,
said the mother, when told of this and
| am sure ahe will be able Co account for
| everything and will also clear her good
name. She has done nothing wrong and
| can blame no young couple for marrying
il they are deeply in love. Colonel Beatty
loved Lillian and she in return loved
him"
When asked about Che marriage this
was also confirmed However, the place
or date could not be learned II would
rather YOU wait until Lillian returns TO
her home the mother said. "she IL Of
age and therefore. ! would not care 10
reveal her secrets Mrs Shaw then stat
ed that her daughter Ind never been
awnv from home before and her disnn
pearance. with the notoriety has un-
| nerved her
AWARE or FORMER WtRRfkan.
Mrs Shaw also told that she was aware
of the former marriage If Beatty and che,
like many others, is unable 10 understand
why he refuses to pay alimany. lie
surely must have some coed excuse or he
would not have sacrificed nll this money
+ she said Mr. Beatty s no criminal and
no forper lie has told me everything
relative to his past and ! Mn glad, not
only for Lillian ssake hat for the public g
also. that he has decided to come back
~ New York to answer to the charges.
Everything will be cleared up eventually
and tho public shall then know the truth,
said Mrs Shaw
That Nre. beatty was with her husband
was learned Yesterday, and. aa the mother
! stated. - would only he natural that .
\ bride should be with her husband be-
y cauee # the noturietY and auprositions n
the Realty case. the shaw homo has heen
hadlt broken ui1 and the mother. pleasing
{ ~ e~crv manner, ia making preparations
tn taecive her daughter
II ia understood that Beatty will he
turned over - tho New York aHihcriiiee
and there facp tho charge ot support
Il hia two children. II and II years nld
I ferrcetivplv The warrant for his arrest
! was iitat awetn out ~ 1913. tho retn
/ plsinant being his first wife
!, Mrs shaw. ~ confirming this iirs'
marriage ea,d Mr. neattv wpa yuung
whom first married. rs wears. # renernhef
: Ho has told tnc that at tliat time he 70
1 luctauty married Just why the people
r cantirur to talk can not understand
i unless Il II buoauHe be has plenty oi
. nIor cv aald Nlte shaw.
q Beattvaarteat IN ~ Louis earnc through
+ tho /, formation furnished hy the loca
+ detective bureau After checking on
At the Hotel tlu FONT aud during h..
: entire trip "a Philadelphia his movement
q were clceelv watched hy the Wilmington
!. detectives Aftcr lz arrival II Philadelphia
information vas thcs given ~ his prapoaet
I movements and from New York unit
+ ~ ouis Was reached he WIS practical
g lv uudcr the eyes Of the authorities.
II fact his attest this morning may b
II | attributed to tic good work pf the loea
Z! detective bureau ard uudcr the super
= VISION II Cap'ain of Detectives Benson
:, ncraoa this morning stated that the caS
81 a-r he'd praet ically been dropped. Hi
Il. IL s.,Fs. .rzffs sssrsas
= ton aud Stree be- left here Tuesday aftef
2 noon III taxicah his every move Wa
noted.
a WHAT -. LOUIS PoLlCF SAY.
l. Frank Nally chief Of police OF st LOUIS
ne over the long dist4pcc telephone, thu
morning told the following \ telegral
b. from William Lahey, chief inspector {
9e | tht. New York police department inform
ns ed u that Beatty was IN this city. b
ne means OF his baggage we located hu
be 1T the Statler Hotel, where he was regste
to ed as George " Beatty and wife. Ih
ne woman with him told us that she had a
uncle living in this city, aud as We had 1
of ease against her she was released
,r- When informed that Beatty had fiC
at from Wilmington with his bride the ,
OF LOUIS police were surprised We kDo
nothing of this womap said Nally
,rt The woman whose name we understot
a was James, aud who was with him
he the hotel We understood her home "
nd in Philadelphia, but did not learn h
IN, exact address As no complaint W
di- made n the telegram received from NJ
on York against any woman IN the ca
ins we saw 40 reason to hold her
Asked if Beatty had made any attem
gs- to resist arrest, Nally said No, aceor
lay ing to the two detectives, he wentquiet
with them to the station house wei
without q hearing he was placed in c
fineInent.
rec The telegram received from Lahoy
eAi ST. Louis read: Hold George ". Beat
seq in heavy bail
&c; Beatty is said to have made no
M np planation concerning his bride, wh~v
~" formerly Miss Lillian Shaw. Howey
l,.g3, the girls mother, as was previously st
a'h ed. S of the belief that it was Lillian "
), Beatty at the time of his arrest and &
lhe her arrival in this city within the next
'eS hours viii clear the mystery
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