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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
TWO STATES HIT
BY DISASTERS!
Floods, Cyclone and Cloud
burst Reap Toll

CHICAGO. April i7.--siorms
aud flood. uneaunieG In the lnst
half century, swept Illinois aud
Indiana to-day. causing huge
property loss and devastating
Villages and farms.
4 cyclone during the night
killed seven nj Irsington. H.. n
village Of ESQ In the Illinois coal
mining regions. Ten were In.
jured. Nearly every building In
the village was demolished by the
storm. according 90 reports
brought ont by ifainmen.
The Illinois river reasaed the
highest stage In 20 years. flood.
Ing nearly 200. 900 acres o. fertile
farm lands and causing Intense
suffering among families driven
from their homes.
Indiana rivers. r,innins bank
full. were further swollen by
eIoudbur~t over the central part
Of the state today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Death PLOT
Fooled BY
irish Chief
Michael Collins Escapes AS
sassination and Captures
One OF ASSaiIantS

DUBLIN. April II. p An attempt
hy republican radicals 20 assssSinate
Michael Collins early today and In.
surgcnt attacks on trce state posts
IN various parts of Dublin ushcred In
~hiAcs Monday" anniversary of the
1915 Easter rebellion.
The head Of the provisional GOV.
eminent was fired upon by assail-
ants who rushed FROM branch OF
the insurgcnt headquarters. but he
escaped aud captured enc OF the as
saliants.
The Rexgars' Bush barracks was
attacked BY rebels az midnight. The
assault was repulsed By free state
troops.
The free state iorries. carrying
soldiers on patrol were fired upon
IN various parts Of the city.
The provisional governments civic
guard headquarters at iiallshridgc.
u suburb. withstood an attack.
An official eommaniauc issued to-
day. said:
"A party Of armed men, some Of
them armed with rifles. attacked "A
rarity In which was Michael Collins.
head Of the provisional government
Of the Irish fr~e state. Collins par
T. returned the fire and captured
one OF their assailants. who carried
. bomb in addition 90 arms.
During the attack a free sta'e
armorcd car in the vicinity. was
disabled BY rifle fire and captured
BY tho rebels.
collins automobile was halted
AZ vaughn's hotel when his assiii.
ants rushed nom a nearby branch
Of rebel headquarters. opening fire
which lasted three minutes.
~Michael Collins and others re-
turned the fire. and Collins rushing
from hts automobile. captured and
dEmrmed one OF the rebel riflcmcn
with his own hands.
'Tne automobile In which the free
state party was returning from mass
was riddied with bufiets.-
After an Easter Sunday Of compar.
alive calm. apprehension for BLACK
Monday proved justified when FIR
ing broke out In various parts OF
Dublin promptly at midnight
Sounds OF shooting from many
quarters OF the city brought free
state troops In force
All civilians were ordered Indoors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
JAP SMUCCLERS
FIGHT DEPUTIES
Try to Land Booze at st.
Helens, Ore.

ST. HELENs. Ore. April III
Efforts by three members OF the
crew Of the japanese steamer kiau
Naru 10 smuExlc a quantity OF
whisky ashore here early this morn.
Ing resulted in a pitched battle b.
tween the men and three deputy
sheriffs Of Columbia county.
TWO OF the Japanese were wound
Cd. while third escaped after a
chase by ieapins from a 20 foot
railroad trestle.
The officers discovered s. Shima.
tart. ships engineer. carrying the
whisky ashore and accosted him. he
dropped the bundle and drew a long.
cleaning knife. His attempt 70 run
Deputy Sheriff Harry Hadfieid thru
with this instrument was frustrated
when Deputy Sheriff walt Hadfcid
shot the man thru the abdomen
probably with fatal results.
In the ensuing battle. Deputy She,
M Davis shot second Japanese
who would not divulge his name
thru The wrist. The third Oriental
dashed ashore and disappeared from
officers with his flying leap from the
tre.tle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Rapture kills
1000 Annually

Seven shcusasd re-sons each v~sr ays
marked -Rsptare- WHY Beesns~ ire
unfortunate oscs had neglected themses,es
had been merely taking care Of ths
sirn fs~eiiinE, Of the affIsctfon. and pay
snr no sttentfou 10 the cause what are
you doinRf Are you negierffre yourself
b. ueariaE . truss sprlfs nee or whatever
name yoe choose to call i'll AZ best he
truss 10 only o makeshift---a false prco
against q coliapyinG w&li--snd cannot -
expected to act az more than Z mere ne
ehsnicst support The binding pressure
frfsrds blood circulation. fhus robhinr the
weakened mueclss os that which they
need moet--roGrtshment
Huf science has found q way. ard every
true. sufferer IN the land - invited 10
make . FREE test risht In the prissry
% their own home The PLAPA0 meth
cd IL Internationally the most scIentlfie.
lerfrei and successful seif-treatmert for
Rupture the world has ever known
The ptAPAo PAD. when adhe-fre
closely 10 the body. cannot possibly sltp %
shlft out Of place. therefore. cannos ehass
or pinch. Soft a. ecir~t--essy 10 aprfs--
inexpensive. To be used Whilst you work
and whilst you steep. No straps. buckles
or springs attached
Learn ho~ close the heynisi opening
~ nature Intended, % the rupture CAN'T
come down send -FOUR name today -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Why Margie Wants
to Vote for Dan

~iie-~he told me she continued.
he told me- I WASN'T Old enough 10
vote Tor Dan
Well commented. I'm afraid
he was right ilus Why we're you 20
keen TO vote for Dam
~B~cauNe." she replied with logic
remarkable for q feminine uItid. DO.
cause I want him to he mayor
And why," pursued. do you
want Dan TO be mayer
Her answer wasn't quite 10 pat
on that enc. she had to stop and
consider. But presently
why" she declared sfiunphan'iy.
-bccaunr hr likes TO have title girls
In hla office"
Later. after Daddy had taken
Margic home 20 her supper. ! pon.
iered on her answer
II was rather a unique campaign
argument. but
After all doesn't Seattle want for
mayor the Mind ~ man who likes
To have title Eirls IN his offios"f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Doctor T. Scott
Great Writer
Erpr~ps~s SELF en- New Essser1se
Gland Theory In Fart -
Gsftsws

when we come 20 the considerations
ana examination OF the internal ke-
erection remedies. we feel that we are
on different ground altogether. al
most on holy ground. for here We are
dealing with the inner secrets OF life
itself with those organs that control
and actisate not only each other but
the great sympathetic nervous sya-
tenn and All 81 tn. vital processes Of
the body. Already the treatment Of
disease IL reyoiutlonized. and the
duration or life prolonged. The secrc-
lions of most Of these glands. which
are poured into the current ~ the
blood. are absolutely nece asary TO
life and health. and their action 10
helpful and compensatory to each
other. In their totaiity they are the
essence OF life itself Our aim ~ 90
bring these powerful remedies into
such uss and combination that they
viii make harmony out Of the dis
cord We call disease.
The ex-gosernmen doctor located
AZ the Port Of Health. specializes in
these tresffpe
I1zs Tkivd Av~au~
Across Third Ave from the y. O.
-Advertfeeufent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Quit laxatives,
Purges, Try Mr.
R Tonish-TononoW Feel Right

II is a mistake to continually dose
yourself with so-calied laxative pills.
cslomel. oil. purges and cathsrtics.
and force bowel action. IL weakens
the bowels and liver. and makes con-
slant dosing necessary.
Why don't you begin right today
TO overcome your constipation and
get your system in such shape that
daily purging will be unnecessary
You can do so N you get asc box OF
Natures Kennedy tNR Tahletsl and
take one each night for a week OF so.
Mr. Tablets do much more than
merely cause pleasant. easy bowel sc-
ton. This medicine acts upon the
digestive as well as eliminativc or
gans promotes good digestion.
causes the body to get the nourish-
mcnt from all the food you eat. gives
you good. healthy appetite.
strengthens the liver. oNerccmes bill
iousness. regulates kidney and bowel
action. and gives the whole body
thorough cleaning out. This accom-
pliShed. you viii not have to take
medicine every day. An occasional
Mr. Tablet viii keep your body in
condition. and you can always feel
your best.
Try Natures Remedy (NR Tablctsl
and prove this. IL Is tho best bowel
medicine that You can use. and costs
only 95c per box. containing enough
to last Is days. nature. Remedy
tNR Tabietsl Is sold. guaranteed and
recommended by your druggist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Fleeing Man Halted
by Hail of Bullets

A fnsiIlade Of revolver shots end.
cd n furious foot race between George
Minor. 49,, a negro and Police Lieut..
q. n. Comstock and Pairolmen w.
Cronk and y. II. Morris Sunday
night
Minor Ia held in city Jail, facing
dope charges. lie escaped from the
Montroso hotel, 1904 18th ave. s..
when the police found nine packages
Of morphine in a purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
K. P. OFFICIAL
TO VISIT CITY

Gus Meeso. imperial prince Of the
Dramatic order. Knights 81 khoras
san. ain be tho guest ~ the local
temple "Wednesday and Thursday. A
dinner will 10 held In his honor Al
the l.. c. Smith building restaurant
If 40 p. M. Thureday. and this will
be followed By the Initiation OF a
large class. The ceremonies viii b.
held IN the Douglas hail. 10th ave.
and +. Pine At. and viii be attended
by members from Tacoma. puyaiiup.
Br~rneFson. Everett and other Rnr.
rounding towns. The party will leave
az a. IN. Friday for Aberdeen.
Mrs. Mc~ne will be entertained by
the Pythian Sisters and the Nomads
Of Avrudaisa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Many Pageants in
Seattle Churches

PaReantr and cantains were given
in almost every church In Seattle
sunday. IN observation Of Easter
Among the special features were
The Easter Pilerims." at Queen
Anne Methodist church: incidents
Of the Early Resurrection Morn
ing" AZ First Christian church
"wayfarcr Selections" AZ Green Lake
Methodist church. and The CAN OF
India" at Woodland Park Prcsby
terrain church.
one thousand Seattle knights
Tempiar held a parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Ends Life With
Falling Weight

PORTLAND. April TWIN his
head crushed between the jaws u =
miniature piicdrper. George Sharp,
ogc about co. waa found dead Sunday
night IN his rom ai No. 72i Flanders
Ht. where be- was employed az gar.
dener BY II. Mears. president u The
Portland CofdaRe company.
sharp. a blacksmith b. trade. had
rugged up a $50 pound hammer. which
sid in a vertical track seven feet
high. Lying on the floor and plac.
ing his head on the base Of the DE-.
vice. he summoned death by tripping
the weight with a string.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
MEIER ALREADY
BEATEN LUNDY
Candidate Calls Brown the
Real Danger

That tho defeat OF nr. y. J..
hrown, and not OF Walter .. Meier.
" tho principal issue in Tuesdays
primaries IL the contention made by
Ira lundy. himself mayotaliy can.
dldaie. In statement issued Monday.
~ which he takes issue with an edi.
iorial Ia Saturdays Star.
THE Stars editorial" T.undy said.
declared that 'aS The Star views the
mayoralty campaign. the most i'm
pof'ant reed IL 90 insure the defeat
OF Walter =. Meier This riay have
been true three weeks ago, but now
Walter IL already defeated. az do
not telieve there Is a possibility ~
eleciinE him. no matter which one 81
the other six candidates should DO
nominated AGAINST him. should he be
one 81 the two.
1T seems to me the most i'm
norinnt need n 20 eliminate Dr. u. =,
Brown ~ the primaries.
should Dr Brown b@ the candl.
date opposing Meier. then brown viii
he tho next mayor ~ Seattle What
would this mean 10 soatiieT II Il my
hoiNnt conviction that u would mean
anarchy and DISCRIMINATION. such az
no city has ever experienced N he
should be able 10 carry out the pro
Eau he has outlined In hin printed
platform.
who Il Or nrown- A units,
who could not make living as a
LAWYER I have been hearing him
speak the pas, six weeks and con.
slider his doctrines and teachings the
most dangerous that could he In.
stilied in the mind ~ maaa lie &.
teaching destruction ind not con.
structlon. which has always been the
teaching ~ anarrhi-rr.
why the danger So many say
he cannot he elected or nominated
with the vote divided between sven
candidates and pr. nrown one Of the
hest known % the seven. he had
respectable following from the start
md with tho nieeiy phraaed prom
ise~ he has hr~n making he has
added 90 this following. until today.
on the eve % the election. ne Il the
mos, dangerous candidate fnr IA place
on the ticket for mayor.
The papers have ignored him. hut
~ has been able 20 .fe, HE literature
circulated all over the city and most
% tho vot~rs only have heard Of
Walter Meier thru the press. SO
they have naturally taken he Brown
candidacy as ,hs oniy oin,ion Of the
dilemma. as there IL a strong feeling
ali over the city that We need a
cleaning out az the city halt and
brown has iesn the only candidate 20
gVt before tho people the ide. that he
IL the man for the ooh
"t'nirNn the voters are advised ~
fheae dangers. The vote toacrrow In
art 20 ~ iirhi. which mas make sure
the nomination ~ tiy two mns, rb-
iesfionahlr candidates running for
the Office
The riEht.tiinkins and indereni
snt voter should concentra.s on one
% the other nV~ candidates and 80
that on. 81 them u nominated who
can defeat IN ,h. finals either nne %
the other who ruay be his opponent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Results to Be Known
by 10 in the Evening

Election results viii be received
from precincts By telephone and tab
ulsied IN the office 81 County Audi
tor - y. Ferguson tomorrow night
Men from the ciiy oonp'roller's %.
tic. will As.is, the auditors crrw,
ny 10 o'clock. possibly earlier. the
result In the primaries should be
ready for announcement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
JAPAN-CHITA
FARLEY OFF
BY CLARENCE DTBOSE

TOKYO. April iT.--Japan has de.
cided TO send annual replacement
troops into Siberia as a result Of the
failure OF the Dairen negotiations
with the Chita government Of the Far
Eastern republic.
TOKYO. April 1.-THE Dairen ne
gotiafions between Japan and the
Chita government Of the Far East.
ern republic, in progress for many
days. have been broken off. accord
ing 10 word reaching here.
A week ago IL was firmly believed
In official quarters that an agree.
ment had been reached which would
drive away the war clouds which
some observers thought they saw
lowering over the Far East.
Saturday a deadlock was reached.
however. and today word was given
out that negotiations had ended
II was Understood that return OF
such Japanese troops as have been
Withdrawn from Siberia would be the
next step.
The negotiations involve japanese
rights to fisheries. forestry and min.
ing concessions and other questions
OF Japanese rights in Siberia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
SEVEN DEAD
IN CYCLONE

srRiNGFfELD. m. Aprii IT.
Seven were killed. four missing and
rs Injured in the cyclone which
struck irvington. M. today. accord.
Ing 10 reports reaching AdI. Gen.
BLACK. Tho report was maSc by
caot. Omar McMackiin. Of Irving.
ton. who had been requested 60 send
Information lie said sufficient
homes and huildinE~ remained stand.
ing TO shelter those who WIRE home
less No outside AID was required. he
said.
Tho storm struck with mad rush
81 wind and a do~npour of rain
shortly before 2 a. m. while the VII
iaRe. rix mik,m south of here. was
sleeping.
There was n crashing o. 'iursers.
screaming ~ thoAc caught IN the col
lapse 81 their homes. and the crying
~ the frightened aa tiss storm swept
over.
The fury % tho storm iart~d but
q few minutes. Ran osntii','ed fall
lnr. hinderinK the relief sork and
drrnehinr the homeless.
Shelters were quickly built 70 take
care Of the women and children.
with the coming Of dawn. surNir'
CIR began searching the wfecksss
for the missing.
The dead. according TO reports
here. are
Valentine schustsr. farmer. and
hi. two daughters. living near the
v. n. EdridEv. Mira james
Li,tsfii. Mrs. John RAFT
The two daughters ~ Valentine
achustcr. Martha. =. and frvina. -.
wer. reported s~eps away by the
gale. The crushed body 81 one was
reported found mile from ner
home. while the o;h~f has not been
found
Farm houass In s1rroundlnE ter
tnnry wer~ wrecked
Refortr said farmer NAMED
winegnrdcn was Killed.
The findeiaon home. an orphanaF~
maintained by the Isapsis, church
at fr,anston. was unharmsd. white
al surrounding buildings. inciudins
the Illinois Central station. were
bioUn 10 pieces
Relief was started from Centfaiia
.tni other Surrounding towns over
Dads which were nearly impasssni"
The ou.ad church. between Cen
sfaiiA and frytnKtnn. was deHtro, ~
and many persons IN farm districts
u~ai by injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Leaders Oppointed
in Flower Movement

Representatives from Sea title clubs
have already been appointed 20 for.
ward the city Of Flowers" move
nent. according to reports receiver
at the Chamber OF Commerce. Those
taking the lead in the movement
include: Mrs. +. w. Chriswell,
Miss Retta Martin. Mrs. J. II. Eich.
Ter. Mrs. Ethan r.. Stewart. Mrs. l..
T. White. Mrs. Loutie Miller. Mrs.
f. Harper. p. Il. Wentworth and
Ray Hodgdon.
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TODECIDE ON
HUGE BRIDGE

An ordinance formally authorizing
the board Of public works 10 proceed
with the construction Of the w. spo.
kane ~. bridge was scheduled for
final action by the city council Mon.
day afternoon.
Plans and specifications for the
foundation piers have been com.
picted by the city engineers office
and the board % public works is
ready 10 publish call for bids on
the contract Just as soon as Mayor
Caldwell and the city council can
agree on the method OF financing the
contract.
a bond issue of 81 500. 900 was
voted two years ago for the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MRS.LANDES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

And she is very wise. and calm. and
sincere. and purpo@efui. You already
know she In "a brilliant leader In the
affairs of women aud the home.
That Is why wanted a little space.
and the above u about all I have 10
put In H. Except this
! like altman men In public
office. Hut ! ann going 10 cast
my vote for Mrs. Landr- because
think thu city council needs
her. and because she IL all
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
DIES ON
WAY TO BRIDE
Two Army Men Killed in Air
Crash in Texas

DALLAS. Texas. April TO. q.
v. Little was on his way "a his wed.
ding today when he VAS killed IN
an airpiaDe crash here. sergt.
james l.. johnson wns ALEC Killed in
the ACCIDENT.
Captain Little was 90 have mar
ried Mlss Vera STYLES, daughter Of
II. A. stiles, prominent Los Angeles
oil man. Wednesday.
Mifs Stiles vas IN Fort Worth
and read Of her lovers death In the
newspapers Captain Little was the
son Of prominent New York city
attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
JAP STAYS GIRL
AND HER MOTHER
Suicide and Murder Pact
Miscarried, He Explains

How n suicide aad murder pact Of
Joe Ito. and his japanese sweetheart
TuHrnno kataahims. mlscsfrod. re-.
suitinR In the double murder. satur.
day night. Of Iio'f sweetheart and
her mother. was told to police Mon.
day.
iio's story. o. ~ told y. was 70
the effect that his love for TnIrano
was baked by the ambition Of her
mother, Mrs. Hara KstsEhima, owner
Of restaurant a. 40 Sixth ave. n.
Mrs. Kaiaahimn insisted that her
daughter marry wealthy JSpanege
gambler. Ito wa IA taxictsb driver.
hut owned his Pierce Arrow auto.
Saturday night. Ito. by previous ar
rnngement. loaded . large calibered
army automatic pistol and went 10
the restaurant. Intending 20 kiii his
sweetheart. the gambler anG himself.
~ he entered the resstaurHnt the
mother stormed At him. Ito flew
into 4 rags and shot A. the mother
fell dead 10 the floor. Ito turned the
pistol on Tsurano. who sfo1d facing
him. she. too. fell 20 the floor. no
had hut one cart ridge left In the
pistol and i,v Intended using this 20
shoot the gambler. After a search
Ito failed 90 locate his quarry and
went 10 the police station intending
20 report the shooting and then XIII
"a -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
lANO0N TO CLOSE
CAMPAIGN WITH 5
SPEECHES TODAY

Five speeches. winding w his
campaign for nomination for may.
or, we're Senator Dan Landon's
program today and tonight.
AZ 1870 he went 70 police head.
quarters and addressed the day
Dia;oons % bluecoastA
At noon he was speaking before
a crowd % people on Union e..
between Second and Third ayes.
Three meetings tonight. IN Ere.
mont. Ballard and on Phinney
ridge will close his primary cam.
paisn. The polls open at a. m.
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17

ST LOUIS Mrs. Teresa Finley
sues her husband. the Rev. James u.
Finley. for divorce. alleging tina, he
prefers 10 lie in barn. eating apples
aud nuts. 10 tending 20 his official
duties and helping her earn their NV.
sar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17

this JEALOUS antsgonisfn u laid 10
have b~cn brewing q long time
along with the moonshine-
Sunday Mrs Fozio Is reported to
have told Mrs. Decicco that the bat.
ter's husband had recently been
heavily drunk unknown 20 his wife.
And Dicicco Monday morning called
Fozio To his home. But Fozio car
ried gun with him
The result was the shooting.
opened. Il IL reported. by Fozio.
who fatally injured Dicicco. II is be.
ileved. and severely injured the
wife. One gun did the work. Diciceo
after being shot twice. seized the
gun. fired. and pounded the blunt
end over the head OF Fozio before
falling TO the floor.
Mrs. Rose Fozlo. uervously pac.
ing the floors Of her cottage Mon.
day morning. after her husband
with Dieicco and his wife. was taken
TO the hospital. declared that her
husband had shot in self defense
She did not know what argum NJ
had ultimately caused the shooting
she said. but she knew that pete
Dicicco had threatened 20 kill" her
husband. She explained that her
husbs nd had lived in Seattle 30
years and had never before dealt IN
brawls or fighting Of any kind She
stated that he was sober at ths
time Of the shooting.
Police officials. however. state that
the men had been drinking. and
that a two-quart bottle Of whisky
had been seen in the Fozio hom,
directly after the shooting. BE
cause the bottle could not be found
az the time the search warran,
was presented. Mrs. Fozio was or
dered 10 appear in court this morn
ing.
Two little girls. the children Of
fnxio and his wife. are crying TO
their mother 10 tell them why
she Is nervous and III nj ease.
But she does not tell them.
The groups before the cottages
In the little Italian settlement
study the blood bIotches on the
porch and steps, then continue
10 speak In highpitcbed italian
tongue and broken English.
Petty jealousy and grape have
disrupted the little Italian settle.
nent 81 Brandon Place.
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Tho gun" was q tiny weapon Of
az caliber. rusty and In bad state
OF decay. but Dicicco was able to
make several deep dents with II in
f'ozio's head, according 10 the po.
lice.
Folio left tho Dicicco house hur.
riediy after losing his revolver and.
bleeding profusely. ran to the home
OF DIR. Samuel johnson Stewart. 1909
3ist ave. s.. for treatment. In add.
ton 10 his head wounds. Or. Stewart
found Fozio's fingers badly chewed
The police arrested the bandaged
man as he was preparing TO leave
tho DOCTORS. He will be held. II was
said. and II Dlcicco dies. viii be
charged with murder.
Mrs. Folio was taken to police
headquarters and booked as an i'm.
portant witness. but released on her
personal recognizance.