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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
$4,000 BOND
GIVEN OFFICER
ON OLD CHARGE
HELD IN CONNECTION WITH
Staying OF MAYOR
IN 1918
Dy Associated Pros

NEW YORK. oct. 70 Fcd,,a. Judge
Learned Hand late today fixed bail q
SO GOO for Captain Robert ., .rublIth
Who was arrested here Ol 90 warrant
fpf his removal 90 Tacoma Washing.
ton 20 flr" au Indictment charging
h.m with ,nuplicit, with RDla1d ",
rOthicr of Providence. " T. in the
Staying eu October %. 1878. 81 Major
'leNandcr a. Cronkhite in CAM Lewis,
Wash Judge Hand aid that 'ne pres
"rt indictment warranted heavier bail
than the $4,000 fiVc,l when T,s,nhluth
was FIRST arrested boz 1891.
Jonah j Golstrin Roseuhhuihs coun
sci said o., would fight removal pro
r",dings and would ask Tor q writ Of
fabcas corpus u his fight Yves rnlyal.
inv The complaint on Wilton Eoscn.
hiuih wus arrested charged nam with
having Wllfully ard mautiousis assault
"a Major nronkhbo and with having
commanded pothier o. kul ham
Tho original ease AGAINST tho i've
men WIS dropped when Attofn,y Gen.
crll paugherty after inNestleauou ~
the evidence dcNarel 10 Insult i..ent.
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NAVAL control.
Played BY SIMS
IN OHIO SPEECH
NEVER WILL BE PREPARED
FOR WAR UNDER PRES.
EMIT PLANS

CLEVELAND o.. oct 1a-The
United States navy Was not prepared
for war In 1917. ~ 40 brityr prepared
today ami nc.'g W.u be- prepared
Under thc present organization plan.
Admiral William S Sims u'ccutly r..
t.t~d from the Tinted States Navy de.
,isr.d here In an address TO-DAY before
tltr civ club
The Navy Department ~ Washing.
ton hunglcd and mismanaeeo tho fleet
daring the war and since tho war there
! a. been no clear Indication 1t a dis
position 10 put the navy into fighting
trim. Admiral Sims asserted
"Tho navy has not beon properly
handled. Admiral Sims said because
81 mistakes made ~ Washing on. You
] now nothing q these except what
t~o~e in control al Washington want
-. You 40 know Whrn ! ctmc h1cl
tom the war I could have s.,t ught
and later let things take their course
., could ,spo-, the mistake On tho
lore that thcy would not hc made
Lgnin
'Iiad done the former J .,buld De
Walking alnur wfh SIR hu.'s today.
ruiniiv.ly .i-aNng loi,li. J with
i-old braid w 90 ms elbows \ o,nrus.
frnal invest gltiOu was mlu' .ltpr the
war and all The Republicans vote cer.
tain the main,.iy tepft w. correct
9 nj an n,moesals unhes.tatrrir Gee
ccptcd the minority rcport. imf iho
..unle a. e. whoir w,fe nri Hff.f,eild.
Th~r, woe rn nun. uu rr,al f.. if.i
irtesttd rr.urh to dls pat fH itts
90 the evidence from hehin'l ,hr rrosi
siuosv screen 81 irrelevant matter.
Don't lians Cingrtrs i1r 'urlic1n
urreiar,4ius. tonprrssfurn 90 ouly
vhat their constituents want u.em 90
do"
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MURDER
LEAD IS IN HOME
LEADING FAMILY
EXPECT SENSATIONAL DE-
vELoPMENTs SOON IN
NEW JERSEY CASE


NEW BRUNSWICK. y. T.. Oct. 10.
The latest investigation INTO the
double Staying % Rev. Edward Wheeler
Han and Eleanor l.einhart Mills. choir
singer which the authorities have been
guarding with such secrecy That, they
have considered u essential ~ remove
their official headquarters to Bound
brook. y. j.. LEADS directly into the
tcmc of zone OF The leading families VI
Jew Hruncwick," q county ofnclai said
tonight.
This onlcEl declined TO Permit his
IDENTITY 10 be revealed In connection
with Tho stS;cnssut or the further cc.n-
mUnt that u was on The prou,ige OF this
Lew investigation THAI Governor Ed
wards last week granted thc county
authorities several days grace ~ which
10 continue their inquiry without STATE
supervision.
The authorities are In posse 7sion OF
something with which the nlhhc had
rot been acquainted and which ~ De-
.ng zeliously guarded be sud We
n sincerely believe that 10 contains the
solution 90 the crime.
Les than twenty hours Jf.,r Il be-
umv suoUu the county prosecutors
through the obtaining OF signed state.
ncut- bad built up a theory that the
uoupi, wcr, slain Boo o. vacant shed
NOR, than four miles from tie spot
here their ls,iirs were found. the
authorities V,rr ridiculng tar story
tonight
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davis, G. 0.P. SENATORIAL
CANDIDATE In New hHEXIcO,
LOST SOLDIER vote, is cLAIM

Then 90 climax things his newspaper.
tho optic, printed IN Las Vegas. as.
founded the cy With a declaration that
tho veterans who arc fIshing for an ad.
iustod compensation are lot ct pan.
handlers. As the optic Is largely con.
troll-d by Mr Davis. veterans view
this utterlncc as his position on tho
compensation question.
Bcsldes this hlunder, the candidate
tried IN an address before gathering
% veterans a, Fort Bayard 10 Justify
the veto OF the adjusted compensation
measure These two things, coupled
with his persistent statements thst the
party label should o. voted not because
CONTINUED on FACE THRED
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Legion Condemns Sawyer;
VIII Name Officers Today

N.ft.. rgu nad 'u, iling further O.
ata ,afy unleht tp hs pronuncil-
nsrto~ air.ad, made pubHe as to his
stand Dn Hg..n roi.i.- ODYSSEY. .n hls
report as l,1- ai fir les'on'- Amer.
rrniauor commission had laid stress
ror0 what POI. Terms the necessity fnr
200 per cent Americluism. total cH
t.Us.au 90 immigrants fu'm the country
Cor au Indefinite reriod. correction 81
alleged defir,uU,s n The text books
d,alaE with the war. with the result
thar ihe Germans hsNc hcen given TOD
favorable repmt. according CD Mr..
otslrF p,,gsn has chosen as his rfin.
0Iu1l rnIrs rnui uuafiou of the bonus
geht
Both iu,orso fhr Isilicy and the record
O., Hartford ai1cNider the present com.
mandsr
\ resolution attacking and demand
Ing the removal u Brigsdier General
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7 HIS Cit Y.
is LOGICAL.
SITE aver
DELEGATES.
u, STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

By STAFF CORRESPONDENTS.
TtLii. Oct. l9.--tmarillo and
Plaln,iew made strong bids here
to-day. before one NJ the largest re.
sional m~tings ever held. for the
An.Panhandle-Pla Fair which
will be- fostered by the Panhandle
Plains Chamber of Commerce. More
than u hundred delegate were In at
Tendance AT the meeting held In the
district court room beginning at
800 y. IN. Amarillo was repr, sented
by u delegation of halt q hundred
business men. Al delegates were
rendered an excellent chicken din.
n-r nj ie:30 by the Tulia Chamber
81 Commerce.
The meeting was called 10 order
by Wee President, Ernest q.
Thompson. oi Amarillo. In the ali.
senp Of sam Brlswell. Of Claren-
don. president. who had not arrived
al o'clock. TclegranH were read
from directors j. &. Thomas oi
Childrcss and n. 4. Coffee Of
Miami 10 the effect that they could
not attend the meeting.
A letter was rad from W, W. Ne.
Donald. secretary ~ the Tn.Statc
Poultry Show. setting forth the bcne-
fts 20 he drivr-i from such a show and
ussing tlf, the Panhandle Plains
Cnhml.r' a commerce contrlhute to-
ward the financing Of H. The matter
vas late referred % the executive com.
i2if''.o l,s a n-niion
Miss Laura " Hammer. amarillo
chairman of the an 'auh1udi' S'hool
1'ar" committee maHr 1n Interesting
END ihnnugh report. rrcommondirs
ttr holding ,l such fair m Amarillo
as soon a. poss ole lric, Tho mt.r Schol
t-tir mcri at Canyon and f possible az
49,, same tmr as the state cnVcnt.on
81 mother. o. hc held In Amarillo about
tnr FIRST ui Nuril II WINS further rccom'
mcnd,d that each county jn the district
} did iis own School Fair Just prior To
the An Panhlndlc School Fair and that
iir hest exhibits from the county fairs
lo exhibited 1t the central laIr suitable
prizes and cup, 10 De- awarded and that
.h- Panhandle. ylains Chamber ot Com.
mcrcr reserve the righi io borrow The
priz~winn.ug exhibits Tor advertising
purposes.
Would Print Rool,lct.
tn" report also suggested the print.
ing At comprehensive booklet which
should set forth the purposes rules and
regulations and other information con-
corning the fair and illustrated with
appropriate cuts which IN itself would
H. a. important piece ~ advertising
i-aitrr Tor the Panhandle Plains coun'
trv The icroIt Mas applauded vlgor
CONTINUED OK PAGE THREE
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Ry " V BANNER

SANTA re. ny. NJ. oct. l9-Weak-
euing IN what was hcralded al the be-
ginning as the strongest point In iis
campaign. Republican leadership Is
faced with a problem more serious than
It's many other ersve gricfs.
This latest sllp is tn the senatorial
candidate. when the campaign began,
Il was felt that the race between Scna
tor Jones and stephen y Davis would
be hard fought one. However since
tho Las Vegas Republican has swung
into action throughout the State. h. has
tfipped over the obstacles that have
made the travelling hard Tor his fellow
candidates on the Republican ticket
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

~ Assnriatsd FfHss
INV orr FANS. Oct lg-Ihc
Nmrricsu Legion after long hu>.n",s
se~>ion ~ which resolution wa
adapted criticbing severely Erigadier
General sawyer. ~ spite of the protest
1T the lsgiou's ho>piial.Saiio com.
sion
\ \ Sprague IT Chicago, tonight
entertained Gsncral lohu = rer~hing
head II the army m France. and made
last minute preparations Tor the contest
tomorrow for the selection 81 is nation
M uiiicers
oui ~ the names q y multitude II
candidates Tor the national commander
shipsliip those oi " illiam D. DcegIn ~
New iork aud Nl,in " Owslry Of
Denton. fexaS stood i"Tth me>t promi'
neuil,. u the gossip IT the Hobbies and
committee rooms was any Indication,
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BAR ISSUE.
IN HEARING.
OF MAYFIELD
INJUNCTION

ny Associated Press
CORSICANA. TcX. Oct. l9-Tlv
first mention 81 the ku klux Khan
Ia the proceedings Ut the Earle ".
Maylleld lnjnnction suit proper
seeking "a prevent his name as
United States senatorial democrat
lc candidate from golng ON the bal.
lot was made late to-day when Ia.
ther Nichels. plaintiff attorney. ask.
ed Hen 4. Richards ia. on the wit.
NESS stand II you did hear aud zee
4. G. Parker act ~ the grand eye.
lops Of the ku klux Khan" at the
public initiation before the first
democratic primary. The khan was
mentioned Ia questioning jorors hut
this II the first time u witness has
been asked about Il.
Defense attorney W. u. Mclean
Immediately objected and the court
Sustained thc o5iection and ordered
Il stricken from the records. BE-.
fore asking the question. Mr.. Nick.
els cautioned Richards not 10 an.
Swer until the defense had had Time
a. object.
MIR Richards. assistant campa X
manager was questioned closely by Mr.
Nickels regarding the printing 81 q
ballot or ticket which WINS distributed
al the public khan meeting Richards
denied knowing anything about il an,
.cally declared that he had moth
ing 10 do with distributing ii az tn
meeting he said he WIS present az IA
meeting n company With his mother
Ticket ENhiblicd
4 copy of iilis haloi or ticke, wa,
shown 90 the witn.ss ly Mr. N.,kels
% carrier a list ~ candidates Under
upiaiu that they stood ior things IN,
ia klpN Khan has lasplfecd Sc stand
Dispositions ny ". ~ slay and Georg,
RarFs Dr. buih of Fou Worth wcr
rad 90 The afternoon session Slly ios
q trd ho gave $3.50 to Jim Stpushli
fr Iavrpda campaign. paying 10 b.
.h.ck. Erggs n hs deposition that D.
had given $500 90 Ivrn Hunter o AUS
'u and under th. impression I Wal
u. Mtyu,id.s campaign
Richards hroupht with him bod
which o., said Doc recorded az none,
aid uUi aud received hy him while h
Nes Sir Mayt,ld's assistan; manager
de- was located u .h' Dallas hradpWI'
rs Ma N.ctrls referred OBJ o.. hook e.
frequent intervals blu- the witness
u Identify Items
ln hl- ,es,imou, ho said that the our
persons irom whom o.. received none,
CONTINUED on PAGE Twm
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FLYER IS WRECKED;
APPEAL FOR HELP

Bv Associated rrsss
rNNVIILE lu oct. 90 Wabash
PASSENGER oae''ouod train number
b. r.p u,I vr.gksd ono and orrh3lf
uH# v.st u. Wn Umsport Th, vho,,
train s reported 1 a ditch and calls
have bofu sr. Cor an ayailsble doctors
DECATUR Nl oct Cd -WaIasa
train numhr fast passenger train
..,t. vua UsHliled near West Lebanon.
fni. tonight no fl.9o O'Clock. % is o..
ported ffff Frrrror Chlrirs :, hHug
s-.. az p.atur b burned .n the
wreck
Tho baggage man Is said Co DEL fatally
furi Nnuc Of fhc sleeplnr cars lcft ihr
l1Hs Nn Ias.enrers arc reported ic
bc fatally injured.
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LLOYD GEORGE OUSTED
after GUIDING BRITAINS
SHIP OF STATE 7 YEARS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON, Oct lsAfter holding the office Of prime
through of the critical Of British hsorythree
Of and four Lloyd George
went into the wilderness today.
This the description in his manchester speech Of his
ton the unonist wing Of his followers should him. Unonist
withdrawal from the coalition upon today by the
which Austsn Chamberlain had called the Carlton Club and
which ATTENDED by the coalition the House
handful Of Lords who enrolled in the cabinet
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WOFFORD JURY
FAILS TO AGREE
DURING NIGHT
RETIRES AFTER HAVING HAD
CASE FOR LITTLE MORE
THAN HOUR

The case Of J. Frank wofford charg.
ed with the murder Of Frank Chapman.
May %. 1929. Went 10 the jury at 1910
Thursday night, and the jury retired
at midnight without verdict
Taking OF testimony was concluded
Thursday afternoon and part OF the
afternoon was spent by Judge Henry
: Bishop IN drawing up HIS charge to
The jury.
Court was recessed until : o'clock
ehcn Judge bishops charge 90 the
jury was read The charge defined the
various degrees Of culpahiliy IN the
taking OF human life and further
defined the possible penalty 10 he
issrssoc teuinst the defendant IN tirs
even, he was found guilty under tn
mrge
Murder. mnns'aughtcr with their
various penalties were defined iu the
charge ml the possible penalty to b.
assessed IN rssc the jury agreed 20 4
suspended sentence ur not were defined
.r he charge
The charge went into detailed
definition Of tho cNtcnuatng crcum-
stances ~ adultery ON The uar, " the
wife of man accused 90 the murder
It tho man who was alleged to hay,
.ohablod With hrr The law on self
defense killings Wd hom'cidcs hy insane
persons was also gone into
Arguments were began following tho
reading Of The chars, to the Jury. tn,
.lsc was argued fur the state by IBIS
I lict Attorney Lloyd Fletcher and for
1 he defense bv ERNEST Miller and Craw
'ord Rc,der Ir The defense pleaded Oh,
uuwrlttcn law Testimony that Wofford
had apparently been craycd over what
hc held 90 he untathfulness 81 his VII,
vas used In the plea Of tho unwrIitei
I fsM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

Sawyer President Hardlngs personal
physician. from the post ~ chief co-or'
dinator az the Federal Hospi'alizatioa
Board. wac adopted by the convention
D, vote of e0i TO s75.
Major 4. 4. Spmgtie Of Chicago.
mentioned ~ "a candidate for the posi-
ton of national commander. vainly
tried o. stem the tide against Dr.
sawyer Sprague precipltated the issue
several weeks axe by a bitter attack
on sawyer. but pleaded today with the
chief OBJ give Or. sawyer "A chance
on the htter's recent promise % co
operation with the lcvion's rehahllita-
tIon COMMITTEES.
The suggestion hy delegate Beck
man ~ OHIO that population Of DIT.
sawyer would hurt the cause 81 the
disabled veterans and make President
Harding "sorc" was greeted with hoots
and ieers mingled with applause.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

| Prisoner, 4
Houses Lost in
Mexican Battle

SAN ANTONIO. oct. l9- Four
thousand rounds of mugslod am.
munition aud large supply 81 guns
were captured In a fight between a
rebel band and Mexican federal
troops on the Mexican I'D, Of tho
Rio Gfandc Opposite the town OF
Hidalgo, Texas. according 90 a tcle.
gram received IN san AM mic. 10
day az the Office oi Consul General
Enriqu. - Ruiz froip the local
Consul at llidalgo
The telegram stated the ammunL
tlOn and arms were intended for
rebel hands operating In the state OF
TamauliHis la the fight with Mex.
lean soldiers the smuggleis lost
prisoner to the Federals and three
horses
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Poincarr VOTED Suppori.

PARIS 'ct o." -T The "hamher ot
= rItrs thi. ,,'n.1g gave e VOC, ~
r.rfd,no" O. Premier rdrrus.. s1v.
eminent on OBJ, governments proposal
to begin discussion ueNt Th.i-LlN ot
90, b.dsr The vote vHs 'N9 .u favor
'rd 20, against the proposal.
tn, vote implies neither approval nor
criticism u. the government iprtgn
or interior policy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
Want Ranger, io Election

AI SIN. Tex. orl 70 Three state
RANGERS viii boz dispatched 90 Alice.
Iu Wells county. saturday to be- pres
.u. during Cd .nrgal ,'ertion To settle a
contested nomination fsr district clerk,
IeHm. suown here tonight. II ~
uI-r-t.eI request for rangers dur.
InL fh, election was received by state
department and 'nst the Officers viii
o., sent FL. hIndl. fh, stul liou D. VIC.
I.r.. occurs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

~ asrerin'sd prtfs
HAMMOND Ind. oct la Drank
N,Nan,. mIddI, used factev worker.
who a..Isns uI~ uIfe or muri. rus
twin lliars hf slts ucrr hou a. hsf
Ia-t p.o. mlsr a~.t,.i I'D thr Ir.lmi.
mar, hearing to,la1 that AIS N SALLY
toes .ht eaildrcn e. e. hospital ln
chi,ar. lasf January arl r.tmncd with
tNo doHs vh,h sho Substituted fr
fhe tah Cg
Me MrNIIV claims Chat twins
u.t,r vrr, iafn and uat 3D.. tsuI.
- .ri.d hrr husband Hnd ntirhhors D.
using dummies in older to satisfy her
hlstand's ambition to he known a. a
father
Miss Catherine CunhF ~ YEAR oil
daughter q the nurse who attended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
TULIA LIGHT AND
WATER BONDS CARRY
Specialize The New,

TULIN Oet ia bond ISSUE o.
100000 fm The purpose OF construct
INK a modern water light and sewer
system here was carried today by a
vote - io
Work on Tho sewer system h1s 1l
ready started and vii b. extended 20
40 plrts ~ the town \ new hght plnnt
Us 90 D. constructed rs part ~ the band
L..un IrnErIm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
WE'RE FROM RERRIN And PROUD
0FIT"sAY YOUTHS With SIX GUNS
STRAPPED TO Waist; ARE JAILED

murdero,'s loo' uu r.rDly,rs strapped
o. Your waist asked Judge Alexander
~ he rylmncd two sutom1trs and
ong hsJr,irl revolver found on Lamb
,nl las companion Frgar uamhy o.
who vas ARRESTED " o. him several days
ago
"Nu sin replied Lamb "iIerrn ia a
peaceful hftle town"
lulge Alexander fined hem 500 and
costs TO- CARRYING concealed weapons
I'm default of payment of ihc fine the,
were renamed 'o jail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20
ALLSUP'S fine IS
RENTED BY NEFF
ny Associated Prc.s

Wy A,s"flAted Ertes
AUSTIN. oct l9.-G0yeruor Seit 10.
day issued proclamation RENTING
the fine of g. 900 assessed against Fish
or Alsgr Bell county newspaper man.
by the McIeunar county Court IN jan
nary. 1891 Cos libel as a result OF ar
ut'es written hy Alsuu regarding the
axe OF Governor Nrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-20

CINCINNATI o. ort iA-rwo bro o..
ng. arsenal baden representatives, from
Hcrr.n MS. were in central station
ml today.
"Wcr, from Iorun ana wore not
1sham,d C %" Charles lamb 90 told
Judge William u Alexander IN mmnri
pal court o, might have a hlapk"Fe
with tho r,st ot the world but DO be-
homo sweet home ANA God's country Co
us
Do yau wlk around in li,rrn with
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Pnrina nfflciaI H,re.

W * WuoJ ur 81 Louis. vice prcs-
i,nf of tho Pur'ra Nils 81 LOUIS and
Tor Worth ls ,isilng with u. A.
Gardner distributor of the lurina line
.n ,Htt k,rN.lId hays
Evening star., 1922-12-15
STORY Of DEATH
AGAIN CHANGED
Chicago Man Accused Of
Numbering Woman, Weak.
ems After GriIIing.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 15.--Arthur
Foster, held in connection with tne
disappearance Of Mrs. Kate Mitchell
Trostell, telegraph branch office man
ager, under stress of simultaneous
questioning by thirty detectives early
today after he already had undergone
nearly 100 hours of examination oy
officers working in relief details
changed his original statement re-
sarding the alleged death OF the
woman.
Early yesterday he told the ofticefs
Mrs. Trostell jumped into the Chicago
drainage canal. Today he SAID 'hat
statement was wrong. but that the
missing woman leaped into the water
at a point one hundred yards away
from the spot first indicated. a squad
Of policemen dragged tho canal All
yesterday for the body.
The first change in FOSTERS de
meanor came after q friend OF Mrs.
Trostell spent more than an hour
reading to him from the Bible, anu
after Mrs. Trostell's eleren-year-nld
daughter faced him shortly after mid- :
night with the accusation mat ne
had murdered her mother. and hegsed
him to restore the body so 1t Ni61t
be buried before Christmas.
Until then officers said his attitude
had been that of stolid indifference.
After the little girls plea Foster was
said to have admitted Mrs. Trosteil
was dead. but denied he was respon-
sible. He maintained she leaped into
the canal.
Stains on Fosters automobile were
said by the coroner's chemist to have
been blood. and in his motor car de-
tectives said they found button
from Mrs. Trostell's dress and a pen
Gil such as she used.
Evening star., 1922-12-15

ter on yesterday. have concluded to
write and thank you. most gratefully,
for your kind interest in our deeply
afflicted family. We have indeed lost
our all. The idolized husband and
father is no more with us. and. II
possible. our adverse fate and the
great injustice of people who owed
so much to my beloved husband does
not contribute toward lessening our
heavy trials. Sir Morton Pelo gave
a farewell dinner to his friends in
New York in return for their polite
attentions to him."
Second Letter Found.
The second letter. dated January
13 1866, is longer and tells of receiv-
ing from Congress the salary due Mr..
Evening star., 1922-12-15
U.S.. Ungrateful toLincoln, Wife
Wrote IN 1865 Letter Just Found

loom from his grandfather, Benjamin
u. Sherman. n founder of the Union
League Club.
The letters, Fowler said, were writ
ten to his grandfather. who was pres
ident of the Central Union Trust
Company. and at the time was in
charge of a dollar fund which COL
lected S1O.747 for Lincoln's widow.
The first letter, dated the day after
Christmas. 1865, and signed Mary
Lincoln, said, in part:
1--WE Arc Homeless,
I'VE are homeless, and in return
for the sacrifices my great and noble
husband made. both in his life and
In his death, the paltry first years
salary Is offered to US, under the cir
cumstances.
Such injustice has been done us
rs calls the blush to any true. loyal
heart. The sum Is in reality only
$4,000. as the first months salary
was paid my husband, and l presume
the tax on 1t will be deducted from
1t. The interest on 1t will be about
$1,000. ! am humiliated when ! think
that we are destined to be forever
homeless. ! can write no more"
The letter began:
MY dear sir:
although my son wrote you a let
Evening star., 1922-12-15
Ey the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 1.-two
letters believed to have been written
by Mrs. Abraham Lincoln describing
the straitened circumstances OF the
martyred Presidents family shortly
after his death were produced here
yesterday by r. Sherman Fowler. who
said he found them recently in a
secret panel of an old rosewood book
case. which came to him as an heir
Evening star., 1922-12-15

Raw materials become more val,ia :
! able as they so through manufactur-
ing processes. The value Of pig iron
! is doubled when it becomes steel.
When made into piano wire it is
worth $4,000 a ton: as hair springs
for watches its value is s500,o00 a
ton, and as fine surgical instruments
it is worth something like s2,5o0.0e0.
Evening star., 1922-12-15

the letters over to the New York His
torical Society, of which he is 4
member, with n cash book Of tho
dollar fund. also found in the book
case compartme