Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
'PIijS7PONE HEARING
PARR MURDER.
o,.oue Will Be Arraigned With
r,vo Other Suspects to Be
Brought Here Today
nouBL LE.cRoSSINe IS SEEN

m. hearing Of David Disqre who
...rdered yesterday in the case OF the
.S.r of Mrs. Sarah Parr, the eighty
~, ,vear old Frankford woman. was
..,noned today until later date. This
-. decided upon SO that all three OF
=. men implicated could be given q
s..,,ne at the same time:
hest'n hesGt.'nts;n souder and Detective Bel
Oapisft for Trenton this morning to
usnrv Reinschreiber, nineteen years
.nd Matthew Bonkowski, seventeen
CIV oid. who are under arrest there
.nnlicity In the murder. Requisi-
wr nspers arrived this morning from
Son So.h,s and caused the postponement
nan,.nue's hearing set for this morning
tn surrender of Disque ends coun-
r;ds search. Police everywhere
sahe VA hsen notified to be on the watch
~, N,hs s,,spected man. Virtually all the
~ ~ be was in Norristown. where he
Lss 1 ,ocated by his brother Walter and
,.S,sed TO come back and give himself
M 10 the police.
'rNo sooner was he brought before
Alfred I. Souder. captain of detectives,
IA william Belshaw. chief OF the
nnrder squad. than he denied he struck
~ blows which killed the aged woman.
a. also strongly implicated Bernard
Watt. grandson Of the dead woman.
Mrs Parr, who was eighty four
wars old and lived at 2088 Granite
s.treet. Frankford, died in the Frank
Srd Hospital last Saturday from being
Naten BY three men who entered her
Name Friday morning and stole $3.50,
most Of which was in S. gold pieces.
Two OF Accused Held In Trenton
Two other young men whom the
coiiee say have confessed entering the
Souse with Disuue are in the Trenton
hi. awaiting extradition to this city
%r trial. They are Henry Reinschreiber,
xho formerly lived at 1924 North
twentieth street, and Matthew Ben
iovski, who had room ut 723 Ogden
street.
According to Captain Souder. who
cross examined Disque in City Hall. the
latter charges the robbery of the aged
couple was to have taken place three
weeks ago, but for some reason was
delayed. At that time, Disque is said
b have told the police, Mott gave him
Inc complete layout of the house and
Instructions as to the best way to enter
h. Mott also introduced Disaue to
the two boys held prisoner in Trenton,
according to the signed confession Of
Disque.
'They are trying to put all the blame
On me-" Disque said, before he com
uenced to write his confession. II tied
he old woman's feet, but did not strike
II .NI l. L..
and put the gag In her mouth. Then
We all held the old lady until she be-
came quiet and stopped struggling. AS
soon as she became still we started to
hunt for the gold"
Truth Withheld, Souder Says
From other abstracts of the mans
confession and some of his statements
iession. Captain Souder believes the
full truth has not yet been told.
From what can gather" said Cap
tain Souder. "Disque and the other two
pys double crossed Mott in the robbery.
] am inclined to think that he was to
get some of the stolen gold. but those
three fellows ran off without offering
him cent.
1T was for that reason Mott, no
doubt, told us the names of the two boys
locked up in Trenton and also that of
Disque's.
"The real truth will not be told
until we get all four men together.
When they come face to face with each
other all lying will cease and We'll get
The true story"
Walter Disque. brother Of the ac-
eeused man, who went out and caused his
brother to surrender. is city fireman
attached to Engine Company 2S, Bel
krade and Clearfeld streets