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New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Killing ReueaLs Den
Filth Burglar Tools
Alleged Slayer Escapes, but the
Third Man Is Captured; Girl
1VSO Is Under Scrutiny

Philip Ruthenberg q pocketbook
maker, also known to the police as
Green and Rosenbush, was shot to
death yesterday in a room at 2O7 West
128th Street, which he occupied with
Max Rosen, a diamond setter, and an
other man known as Sidney" and
"Spunky Mac" taxicab driver.
In search of the place the police
discovered a complete set Of burglar
tools. Rosen was taken into custody
for having these tools in his possession.
Sidney escaped and has not yet been
found. Alice Rollins. who occupied a
room in the same house with the three
men, is being questioned by the au-
thorities.
Rosen and Sidney according to the
formers story to Detective Sergeant
Louis Helm, of the West 123d Street
police station, were both in the room
at the time Of the shooting Rosen was
sitting on one cot and Ruthenberg on
another, while Sidney was playing soli-
taire at a table shot was fired, ac-
cording to Rosens tale, and Ruthcn-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

know and this will all be proved in
time"
Hazel shut the door then. and as "A
group Of reporters turned to 90 they
were accostcd by bow~legged man.
ruddy of countcnance and squat OF
body, who emerged from the house.
Advance Agent Has His Way
'T'm the advance agent Of the show.
Never mind nv name" he began. II
just want to say that Brunen WAS an
extremely crafty man, who would lie
awake nights scheming and planning
how to cheat. He had countless enc
mics who had threatened him many
times. I'm ashamed to admit it, but we
were both members Of the same lodge
Of Elka (Brunen WAS member OF
Brooklyn, 90, b. r. O. E.), and all I'm
interested in now is in getting thjs
show out on the road. 1t Is the means
Of livelihood of forty people. Never
mind my name
The "advance man" rc-entered the
house, slammng the door, and during
the rest Of the day the only person to
emerge was Mrs. Augusta Mohr, who
was the subject Of an uncomplimentary
paragraph in Brunen's letter to his SIS
ter. The dead showman's mother-in-
law came out into the back yard 10
hang on the clothes lines dripping
green kimono.
Detective Parker revealed to-day how
he obtained knowledge of the exist
ence of the letter Brunen had written
to his sister. He said that when lie
searched the pockets Of the dead man
he found a blood stained letter from
Mrs. Jaesche which contained tate
ments that indicated that she had re
ceivcd disturbing communication
from her brother. He telegraphed her
requesting that she come to Riverside
and bring the letter, and that Is why
Mrs. Jaesche attended the funeral.
The wife Of Harry Mohr is the snake
charmer Of the carnival, woman with
bright, carefully marcelIed biond
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Brllncaa's 5 Doc
Kept in Cellar
Day OF Murder

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went through pockets and removed tho
weapons.
Then he seized the money bag, and
as soon as he had placed it in their car
the three hold-up men drove up the
Gorge Road and turned south toward
the Hudson County Boulevard. Their
car was found at Twenty-ninth Street
and the Boulevard, Woodcliff, in the
afternoon
Another car had been stolen in that
vicinity during the day, and it is
thought that the robbers continued
their fight in that. County motorcycle
police and the police of several com
munlties took up the chase, but found
no trace of The trio beyond CiTside.
About three months ago the paymas-
ter of plant in Clifside was robbed
Of $4,000, and the police suspect that
the same gang held up the Kellogg
Spencer & Sons pay car.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

he was slain and many other bits or
information Hre being sjfted by Parker,
the county detective, who it happens,
is no ordinary country sleuth. lie mas
investigated ninety-six murders and
has provided evidence in eighty eight
eases that resulted in convictions.
ombinod with this skill there Is the
additional spur behind the efforts Of
Parker of his Friendship for Brunch.
They we're cronies.
Master Of rowing band of 400 per
sons through the summer months, the
kcen-wtted proprietor Of the thirty
car carnival during the drab days in
winter quarters frequently visited the
county detective and swapped yarns
with him. Some of The things he told
Parker nrc aiding the detective now in
his attempt 10 identify the assassin
and those, if any. who conspircd with
him.
400 Circus Persons Quizzed
Every one Of the four hundred per
CONS u.tg ched to the show Last year is
being JNestioncd, with the aid of tho
police authorities of other towns and
states. In the hope that some Of them
will be able to contribute a vital bit
Of information.
The daughter, Hazel, answered all
rings to-day of the front door bell Of
the unbeautiful house of concrete
blocks that faces the Pennsylvania
Railroad on the outskirts Of Riverside.
In a blue bungalow apron, blonde Hazel
declared in intervals of vigorous gum
chewing that she WAS going to sup
port her stcpmothcr in her present
trouble.
"Mother's in bed" said Hazel, "and
we're sorry but ali statements must
come from our attorney. Here's his
card. I'm going to stay with my mother.
The show goes on the road April 20
and We go with it. Mothers the cashier.
Harry Mohr mothers brother, is man
ager | just want to say that my
father was subject to fits of passion
and that letter of his WAS pack Of
hes. We are innocent. That is all we
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

berg staggered forward with a wound
lit his neck Sidney. he says, ran from
the room for doctor The police have
been unable to find Sidney.
Euthcnbcrg died in the Harlem Hos
pital where hc was Identified by his
mother, Molly, who lives at 6S East
l09th street. Mrs. Catherine Foley.
landladv Of the house. said she had
rented the room to the three men about
three weeks ago. and that Sidney paid
the rent. Tho police advance tho
suited from quarrel over u division
Of srois Of robbery.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
.JackaI Terror;x.. xy.s

1T, s,1a,NnA, March Is (By s Ts'
c'aeea 81 press}.--A fnu gros ,N NJ
ran wild through ne xt.n s.own Al
heart Of Vienna last eves;,ts s;;ssts IN
ing the population. The hsas,. tetss
pedestrians, charging r,ybs pss
and biting many persons =. aid
iy hunted down and kilIea " ~a 81
nation revealed it had An Ell
from rabies. Deen guf.s
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

hair, fshnct stockings and tattooed
arms. She talked freely to the men
s"nt to interview her in Camden bur
gave them no more information than
they got from the cssifed man, who
is the only "freak" who remains wish
the show in the winter quarters on She
White Horse Pike, near WilIiamstown.
"The osaIfed man." said detectives,
chad nothing to do with this business.
He CON move only his lips and eyss"
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PatrOl1lan Is
Killed; Slayer
Shot i'm Duel

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, 1922-04-22

morning service. h. Y. p. U $40 D
m Evening service. 100: theme. The
Religion OF Woodrow Wilson" Mrs ].
Z Scott viii sing -Repent Ye- By
John X Scott The Baptist -Four
male quartette win also sing Md
week service, wednesday 100 d m
Mrs Smith Is = speaker OF unusua
power and Will bring q real mesar
to US at the morning seryica The eve
ming service VIII be one OF the popular
variety with the third sermon In the
series Of tho Religion Of the Presi-
dents You n your friends should
be on hand II you have no church
home in Casper make this church your
church home You aro a stranger but
once in the First Baptist church
West Side Chapel. 7z5 West E1ev-
enth street Bible school. $50 D. m.
Classes for all ages. Preaching serv-
ice i p m, sermon by Rev. c. NJ.
Thompson. This chapel Is for the folks
in the western part OF the city. Come
out and share in the worship IN y5ur
chapel
, 1922-04-22

Lundberg- Young peoples nesting
CSC p. m Mr.. Harold ". Har-1ee
win speak on Roumania- Mr.. HArvice
ssent several years In Rounanla and
viii have an interesting message Eve
ming worship 100. Sermon The Bible
Through tbs AgA" Anthem Praise
Ye The Father" Gounod- Solo. Lead
Ne An the way Briggs Mrs Les
chinsky. Social Tuesday evening at
9 p. m In the tabernacle An mem
bers and friends OF tho church and
congregation are invited This social
gathering win give N opportunity for
u lew members to get acquainted
Watch for tho card announcements
and act as q committee Of ono to in
vito your friend and neighbor. Re
freshments and q good time Is as
sured- Westminster Guild wednes-
day 73o D. m. at the Manse. so4 South
Woicott street Prayer and bible study
Wednesday 7:3o p. m Choir practice
Thu shy TAO y. m Branch Sunday
schools of this church. Keuwood on
South jackson and Fourteenth street
ESQ p m. Robert c. Marquis. snperin-
tendent; East Casper Sunday school
will be organized Sunday afternoon
at 2s3o p. m The building Is located
mt 1906 East A street near North Fen
way.
, 1922-04-22
City Briefs

August Peterson. president Of the
Alaska Development company. re-
turned last night from Seattle wher"
he has spent tho last several weeks
on financial business for the local
concern
A S. Roach Of tho State Law En-
forcemcnt commission, left this after
noon for Cheyenne after spending
several days here on business for his
office,
Wade n. Fowler. Douglas land at
.o-ley. is in Casper on business son
nected with his local interests.
Charles Reynolds. an alleged I. w.
W.. was given 80 days in police court
yesterday on a charge OF vagrancy.
c. 3. Richardson. president of the
Western Exploration company. left
for Cheyenne last night. where he will
stay over the weekend on business.
NJ. c. Price returned this morning
from Denver where he spent the past
several days attending to business
, 1922-04-22

500 East Second street Rev. Lewis
E Carter. pastor. s;&5 a m Sunday
school IL q m. sermon. -Kadish'
Barnea-" Anthem. Hail to the
B-rightness.- Hsyser. Quartet. The
Good Shepherd" RarL by Mr.. snd
Mrs Osborn, Mrs. Nye and Mr.. Fish.
er. ais p. m. Kings Heralds- $50 p.
m Epvorth league. Miss Alice Mech
ling viii lead assisted by Misses Lucy
Gantz. Mary Bailey. Helen Simpson
and Mary Hobbs. members OF the
Junior Philathea class Miss Margaret
Speas and Louise Butler VIII sing.
7:3o p. m sermon, "A Great Man Who
Changed HIS Mind" Anthem. IF Ys
Love Me-" Tuesday $50 p. m the
woman's Home Missionary society
VIII meet with ML c. W. Ferguson,
s54 South Ash street Mrs Johnston,
leader. Tuesday 500 , m mems
supper. Bishop Mead DR.. Hoilenback
and District Superintendent Kingsley
, 1922-04-22

tttng with friends MIA McRrds
cry active In the Methodist La
dies Aid society work. and has been
tie inspiration Of several meetings
during her visit
Ms Harry Stevick Is visiting II
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs +. s. Knit
te for the week. al a gIest OF MIS-
Margaret Knittie.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A Parker arrived
this morning and Will visit over the
weekend with Mr. and Mn A h
Smith OF this city. Mr.. and Mrs
Parker r en- route from their home
in Denver to Omaha. Neb. where they
intend spending tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs r. +. Flanagan have
returned to their 1home on South Dur.
bin street. after spending tho past
week at Excelsior Springs. Mo. Mrs.
Flanagan has recently recovered from
an attack OF influenza
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Snow and Miss
Maxine Russell motorcd hero from
Salt Creek yesterday to visit Betty
Snow. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Snow
who has been confined at the Private
hospital for the past i've weeks suf'
fering from a severe attack OF In
f1uenza and pneumonia Miss Snow
is convaiesctng from tho malady and
was able TO walk yesterday for the
first time in many weeks
Between 800 and 900 people many
Of whom braved tho bad roads be
tween Casper and Salt Creek yer in
attendance at tho formal opening o,
the new South camp dance hal
Thursday night Good music. a
lengthy dance program and refresh
ments added TO the evening OF
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Cloud announces
the birth of an eight-pouud boy Fri
day at their homo IN tho Mission
apartments. The new arrival has
been given the ann OF jana Jr.
, 1922-04-22
North Casper.

1908 North Durbin street 10 .
Sabbath school. II a m. morn,1r
service Text Joshua Ia. -Evr-
place that the sole OF your foot .h,n
tread upon that hive I given thee
m Endeavor. Leader Earl Scott.
T49 p m musical program as follows;
Voluntary:
Soldiers Of the King.
Scripture and Prayer.
Response by Choir.
Grace All Awaiting.
Duet-Aan on tho Cross
Readfng-Mna Kemp.
Hail tho Risen King
, 1922-04-22

matters connected With his interests
In on lands and leasA
C p. P1ummer left last night &c
eompanied by r. j. Casteil for Den
YER where they VIII be with Mr.. r. T.
Kemp who recently underwent a sen-
Gus operation at the Mercy hospital
there
Norman ives OF Denver, Is spend.
ing a few days here whiting with
relatives n attending to bushes,
interests In this part of tho state.
Harry Adams returned this morning
from Denver where no has been tran.
nacting business interests for several
days.
Wade Fowler, former land rextrtrar
or Douglas. is attending to business
interests hero as well as visiting with
friends.
h L. Reed left last night for Den.
vcr whore he win spend the weekend
visiting with his parcnts Nj. and Mrs.
W. A Reed residents of prominence
OF tho Colorado capitol,
H A North OF Toledo. o. arrfved
yesterday and is registered at the
Henning hotel while attending 10
business matters Mr.. North was for.
nierly a resident here but has not
visited IN Casper for five years. He
Is immensely interested in tho changes
evident hero.
, 1922-04-22

VIII speak Teksts may b SECURED
from members OF s. Z. Raneys class.
wednesday 100 .. n prayer meeting.
3 p. m quarterly conferences and o.
fetal board m-eting. District supertn-
tendent Kingsley will preside Import
ant bushes Friday Tao p n choir
rehearsal Members win Be received
By letter and into fun membership
at the morning service Sunday. After
the evening servieo a social hour WIN
be held to hesp people to become ac-
qualnted
, 1922-04-22
Personals

Miss Frances Adams who has boon
spending tho winter In Berkeley, Cal,
with her sister. Miss Ruth Adams,
who is attending tho University there,
has returned and will remain at her
homo on David street. for the sum.
mer.
Mrs. C. n. Mcbride. who was for.
meriy a resident hero. and is now
making her homo in Greybun. is
spending several days in the city Wis
, 1922-04-22

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at II a m In the church
edtfiee at the corner of Fourth and
Grant streets The lesson sermon for,
tomorrow is Probation After Death"
The public is cordially invited.
Sunday school for pupils UP TO the
6 OF 20 is held at s.45 n m
Testimonial meetings arc held Wed.
uesday evening at s o'clock
, 1922-04-22
PeniecostaI Holiness Bsotis..

Pentecostal Holiness Baptist church.
no. North Du-bin. Rev. Jacob shultz.
There viii be early morning prayer at
8 a m Sunday school starts a; 10
a m and preaching at IL. Prayer
servieec Will be held at 75o in tho
evening and preaching at s O'Clock
, 1922-04-22
First Presbyterian

Corner Sixth and Durbin streets.
Charles A Wilson. pastor. Sunday
school and biblo classes s.45. Morning
worship IL o'clock. Sermon. THE
Maintenance Of Ethical Standards
Anthem 20 Tell Us. Where Is He"
Miles. Solo. I'm JOY Triumphant
Praise the Lord Ashleigh, Professor
, 1922-04-22
QQgsaR


g. PARK n E Fourth streets, J.H
Cooke, pastor s=55, Sunday school;
1910. morning service tGermanl Teri
OF sermon. Acts 1Io54-4 Theme.
PETERS Sermon In tho Rouso OF Cor
neafus- 40, evening service EnE-
iishl Text OF sermon John zo1s-aI;
theme, Tho Office Of the Keyz-
, 1922-04-22

regular Sunday evening servica The
social time would be held In the base
ment OF tho church and would be for
the purpose of acquainting the newly
arrived members.
Mrs C. H Mcbride Of GreybuI, for
merly a resident here. and who has
been most active In tho aid work was
also a visitor.
Toward the close Of the afternoon
tho Victory Workers circle served re-
freshmenfs-
Mr.. and Mrs wertz
Entertain
A number Of friends were the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs r. E Wertz at an
Internal bridge dinner served at their
home last evening.
Cut flowers made an artistic table
decoration while dainty appointments
were In keeping
For the evening Of anctSon bridge
Mrs Ben H Pelton Jr-, took the high
cor for the ladies. and Frank Eng
land for the gentlemen.
Pepper Grub
To Meet
MIS- c. r. Peterson WIN entertain at a
meeting of the Pepper club which will
be held at her home. 7o2 Devine ave
nue., Monday evening.
The time viii be spent with auction
bridge as usual.
Miss Sums In
New Studio.
Miss Lulu Sans. instructress Of pr
ano. who has been holding her Glasses
in the studio. 704 South Center street,
has moved to 514 South Durbin- In
the new location the larger and more
spacious rooms will be a great advan.
tage to the studio recitals in which
all Of the pcpils take part
The classes in piano win be con-
Quoted as usra at the new location
Joint Celebration
of Anniversary.
Tho Odd Fellows and Rebclcah
lodges OF Casper VIII jointly celebrate
the hundred and third anniversary
of Odd Fellowship Wednesday evening,
April 26, at tho Odd Fellows hall. A
program Of both vocal and fnstru-
mental musdc, and readings, has been
arranged by the committee, after
which dancing. cartr and other social
amusements viii be the order of the
evening.
All visiting Odd Fellows ana Re
bckahs are cordially invited to attend.
Rally Day
on Sunday. -.
A rally day of the Senior rhflathea
class OF the Sunday school of the
Methodist church viii be observed at
e:46 o'clock Sunday morning at the
Methodist church
All former members of tho class and
young married women who have no
Sunday school Affiliations in the city
are invited
1t is ] requested that an mem
bers who were not present at tho IDOL.
lar Kensington" bring their money OH
Sunday.
ri Phi to Celebrate
Founders Day.
Mrs. fraser OF Denver, province
president Of Eta Province Of Pf Beta
Phi, win be in the city tho last Of next
week In recognition OF Founders Day
OF the Pf Phi.
Mrs. Glen TyftL~6.H I'm -
, 1922-04-22

Rev Philip K Edwards, rector. ssv-
enth md wolcott streets Holy CON
munion, : a m: church school, ssfs
a m: morning prayer and sermon,
il10 a m
, 1922-04-22

Corner Grant and Lind streats. Sun
day schod 9s4S a m--merged into the
preaching and communion servfc, nj
1880 a m Christian Endeavor at
$50 p m Evening service at Tao.
Everybody welcome Please ccma
, 1922-04-22

Sdo-MrA Forne
Doet-Lov In the Grave
Jesus the Savior Is Risen
Instrumental Duet
risen With Christ
onertog.
Thanks Be to Cod
BsnedictiOn-
, 1922-04-22
Church Of Jesus Uhrfst Of Later
DAY Saints

Services hold in Labor Union han,
$40 North woloott Sunday school,
1000 O. m; evening. service 73o. Tho
relief society win meet Tuesday after
noon at ? O'Clock with Mrs Angus b.
Wilson. La. South David street. We
cordially invite the public to all of
u services. No collection taken-
, 1922-04-22
NANcne Mission

Eleventh and Cedar streets Bun
dsy school at 10 n m Preaching at II
A. m By Reverend Sims OF Nebraska-
Robert Loeb Superintendent
, 1922-04-22

Oct me draw this picture. 1t win Illustrate the
truth of the paragraph above. Imagine two institu-
lions for the sake of science" Ono is Harvard the
other a Hospital. Each has a corps of physicians,
tory and all the equipment that money can buy. is
invented or needed Now comes a patient, presided
hospital corps, use every bit Of Individual inteIIi.
gence they poesesa they hold consultation and use
they possess. then they test combined. then they
finally Diagnose" They did this with zone thous-
their bodies were Transferred to the Harvard dis
section room. Now comes the corpse. presided over
University corps. use every bit OF individual in
telligence they POSSESS. they hold consultation and
everything they posses, then they test combined.
then finally diagnose what they find the body
came to them as corpsesL Then the clinical find
ings were compared with the dissectional finding
hundred cases were diagnosed" wrong. Regard.
less of the disease. they were not picked. they in
Guided almost every type OF disease in various
stages and manifestations"
Qmagine the contrast. Here's any one. of tho
100. 900 practitioners of medicine. In any city in tho
United States. excluding. perhaps. about ten ex-
perts in the five largest cities. This still leaves us
-four years. Their to skin
through their college exams and state board work.
be his percentage Of aMistaken Diasnosessf" This
article says-"What is the irresistible conclusion
concerning the thousands OF practicing physicians
whose s!dll in this direction is admittedly far below
that Of DIR. Cabot?'1
CDr. Cabot has specialized on this one and OK
elusive subject. All other practitioners study all
subjects. treat all-in fact, do 100 times more than
DR.. Cabot Where is tho 'science and art of medi-
cine?"
Now. there is nothing in this state of things
In itself, at all derogatory to the intelligence and
efficiency Of the physician. No one who has the
most elementary appreciation Of the condition and
difficulties surrounding medical misunderstanding
all tho way from individual idiosyncrasiec 70 path
illogical variations-win for a moment misinterpret
the showing made by the analysis. And that a
man like Cabot should deliberately undertake and
frankly publish such analysis displays . sincerity
of mind, a love Of truth and q devotion TO science
which can hardly be too highly commended Such
n spirit among its opponents win not awaken, but
strengthen, public faith In medicine
Nevertheless. we cannot evade tho net etgntfi-
cameo of DR.. Cabot's frank analysis that the present
status Of medical diagnosis is represented by some
thing less than n fifty per cent standard OF eff
cheney or ut least OF accuracy. From which we may
fifty deduce three lessons-Efrst, the propriety of q
modest and unpretentious bearing toward each
other and tho public: second the Importance OF
verifying or correcting our clinical diagnosis, wher-
ever possible, by an autopsy; third, the value OF a
frank and honest discussion Of our mistakes, which
is doubtless of moro real profit than the customary
tiresone recital Of our notable-and often acct.
dental - successes.
, 1922-04-22

Ffth and Beech; C. NJ Thompson
Jr- pastor Bible school. sz5 a n.
There Is a class for you. Morning
Worship. IL Mrs r. L Smith Of Den
Ver VII DO h srecial speaker at the
, 1922-04-22
Rally Day
on Sunday,
ri Phi to Celebrate
Day.

III I'M 70
Founders Day.
Mrs. fraser OF Denver. province
president Of Eta Province OF Pi Beta
Phi, win be in the city the last Of next
week In recognition OF Founders Day
OF the Pr Phi.
Mrs Glen Ldttiefield WIN entertain
In honor OF the visitor.
, 1922-04-22
Fnday Club
Entertained.
Mr.. end Mrs C1xiide
To Be Host and Hostes

The members of a 500 club arc the
invited guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Carlisle who will entertain informally
at their home IN Badger street. this
evening.
Tho evening win be spent playing
500. and refreshments will be served
by the hostess
, 1922-04-22
Dinner Bridge
is Formal Affair.

Dinner Bridge
Is Formal Affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Andrus acted
as host and hostess at a formal din
ner followed by the evening of auc-
ton bridge. held at their home or Dur
bin street las night.
Spring flowers were tastefuffy used
as table decorations and places were
laid for 16 guests.
E Glowing the dinner bridge was
played. Mrs. J.. It. Gratiot and Mr.. ].
B. Barnes took the high score.
Interesting Meeting
OF General Aid.
About so members Of the General
Aid society OF the Methodist church
were present at the meeting held yes
terday afternoon at the church
A business program opened The meet
ing IN which the new constitution and
bylaws were read and accepted
Mrs Schultz. a visitor OF tho meet
ing, gave an interesting talk on the
work of rescue home which is being
organized here. The talk was unus-
uaIiy interesting, and the help Of the
aid society was pledged the work
Rev. Lewis Carter spoke on the idea
OF having a social half hour after the