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Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-22
NEWS BRIEFS
i y FROM CITY AND COUNTY
While the Wife's q

While the Wife's away it :
Steve's Adv
Dir. Lillian =. Stanley. left today
for Los Angeles TO visit DR.. Ereuor
Faulkner and DR.. Mary Carlson OF
! Chicago, Illinois, who are staying
temporarily in the coast city.
Eat at the Oregun and be com
Portable. Ladies rest room and
mems smoking room. Adv
Show Silver Trophy-A beautiful
silver cup is now on display at
Smith and Slocum s. This cup will
be given away by the FL Centre
Chamber of Commerce as a trophy
in the economy automobile run that
win take place shortly between San
Diego and FL Centre.
Drink Mountain Springs Water.
Call DOW. Bludwine Bottling Com.
pany. Tues-Sats
B. A. Earrigan, horticultural
commissioner returned this morn
ing from business trip to Yuma.
He reports the road to be in ex-
cellent shape.
Electric Cooking at Steye's. adv
Fire in Lumber Pile-Fire, prob
ably caused by spontaneous combus-
tion, broke out at 10 O'Clock this
morning in the rear of the Pacific
Fruit Express company's cook
shack near the railroad tracks on
Commercial street and but for the
ready response of the fire depart
ment, might have destroyed the
cook house and sleeping quarters
of the men whom the company en-
ploys icing ears. A stream of water
was turned on the blaze which was
extinguished in q few moments with
slight damage.
Choice Watermelons for sale at
Stewarts, Brawley Main and high
way. Adv
Kassler Here. S. Kassler, Of
Denver, Colorado, president of the
adaCalifornia Corporation, has
just been in the valley on a tour
of inspection of the ice plants. He
was much interested in the car icing
which was new to him, and was
particularly enthusiastic about the
new preceding experiments, be-
lieving that this method has a
great future.
A cool place-and glass of
beer-at Steye's. adv
T. J. Worthington of Calexico,
was visitor in FL Centre today.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-22
Meet Me at Sseves.

ENde Batteries, skillful Work on
all makes of Batteries. c. f. Cog.
gins Battery Shop. ADV
Mrs. i. NJ. de Acosta, a former
resident of the valley, but now liv-
| ing in South Pasadena, is in FL
| Centre looking after business in
/ terests.
Try Steve's Summer Specials
/ they re cool. Adv
| Eastern Star Tonight-The regu-
lar meeting of the Order of the Eas-
tern Star viii be held this evening
at s o clock.
Exide Batteries, the maximum
combination of Power and Long
Life. c. L. Coggins Battery Shop.
Adv
Mrs. Calvin Mousseau, Mrs. B. II.
Lien, and Miss Peggy Lien have
gone TO Mission Beach where they
win spend the coming month. Fol
lowing this, they will go TO San
Diego for the remainder of the
summer.
Oregon Cafe. Cool place to eat.
Lunch 35c, Dinner soc. Chops and
Steaks. Adv.
W. II. Fairbanks of the vehicle
and tool department of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Company
was in the city from Los Angeles
yesterday.
Breakfast at Steve s. Adv
Dr. C. II. Richmond returned
from Los Angeles last evening
where he attended the Southern
California Dental Association con
vention, and looked after business
interests.
Natures Greatest Drink, it
lemonade. Paul serves it fresh and
pure. United Stages Depot. ADV
7. s. Lake of the Telephone com
panv returned from Los Angeles
yesterday, after having located his
family in their new home. He will
return to that city, after winding
up his affairs here.
Table d 'Hote Dinner, 81 per cov-
r. Special T-bone steak dinner, 90e
Hotel Barbara Worth. Adv
Mrs. Ira D. Aten of Calipatria is
spending the day in FL Centre as
the guest of Miss Evalyn Boman.
Cool Appetizing lunches at
Steve S. Adv.
Mrs. p. Sawyer, former popular
employee of the Varney Company,
has accepted a position at Sal
omon s.
Money to Loan on automobiles
contracts bought. Fred R. Cross,
676 Main st. Phone $50. ADV
W. S. Bullock, superintendent of
construction, C. A. Rives and J. II.
Mulligan of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company are regis
tered at the Princess.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-22

the ear while they all drank from
his canteen. 1t was then one O.
them pulled a gun ana shot Mich
OILS, after which they made him ge
back into the car and drove of
The road about half a mile, Here
they forced Nichols from the cal
and took his clothes, and othel
possessions, and made him walk 9
short distance TO small ravine
where he collapsed from loss OF
blood. They again forced him to
struggle onward, pricking him with
cactus thorns, unheeding his appeals
for mercy, and that they take every.
thing he had but spare his life
When he again collapsed, he was
shot a second time, and both bows
crushed in his head with large
stones.
Dividing the dead man s clothes
between them, Campbell DOTTED his
navy uniform which he had been
wearing and donned Nichols suit
while Davis took his short and cap.
They then took Nichols ear and
drove to Blythe, where they were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles
lie Barron Of Riverside County,
whose suspicious were aroused
when the boys could not give a
clear account of how they came
{ into possession of the car. Taken
to the Riverside Jail for investiga-
tion, Campbell weakened and told
the story of the crime. As it hap
pened in Imperial County, he was
turned over to Sheriff Gillett, who
took him TO the scene of the crime
week after il occurred. Consider
able search was necessary to locate
the body owing to the wild nature of
the country.
Sentenced on 18th
Following preliminary hearing
in El Centre, both boys were bound
over to the superior court, for trial
on April 8. When Davis was brought
TO trial, he changed his plea of
not guilty to guilty, and was sen
fenced to life Imprisonment. Camp
bell chose to stand trial and on
April IL was found guilty of first
degree murder, after two hours
deliberation by jury. On April
IL he was sentenced to be hanged,
Judge Franklin j. Cole, who presid-
ed at the trial, setting the date
as April %.
A weird coincidence in connee-
tion with the hanging date, was
that Judge Cole unknowlingIy SEN
fenced Campbell to hang on the
same day as Mariana Cazares, who
was found guilty a few days pre-
vious, for the murder 'of Mike For
nasero at Meloland on January 4.
Alvino Mendez, an accompliee in
the fornasero murder was sentenced
TO hang June Is. However. rs Ca
zares and Mendez appealed their
ease to the supreme court, the ap-
peal acted as stay of execution
and both are now confined in San
Quentin prison, pending the out
come of the appeal.
Study In Psychology
While confined at the county jail
here, Campbell gave many instances
OF his deVll-may attitude. The
youngster was not cold -blooded in
the usual sense of the word, and in
conversation was quite likeable, had
one not known of his crime. lie
presented a most interesting study
in psychology and his fortitude at
todayss ordeal was predicted by of
ficers of the FL Centre Jail who were,
given an opportunity TO st udy him
while here.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-22

The big picture hats, they say
are returning. Nou remember then
10 make q street car full.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-22
GRIT OF BOY AS
HE FACED MOOSE
MOST UNUSUAL

(continuss from Page One,
Evening star., 1923-02-16

Ironing Board Covers, adjust
able kind. Of extra quality un-
bleached muslin; standard sizes,
regularly 49c each, with two
large cakes of Mothers IN
Ironing Wax; regularly OUC
10c each. Both for.
Motion Dept)
kIns. one dozen in car sue
Mems Handkerchefs, satin
striped and plain white hem
stitched styles. Values Pn
worth I2lsc and 15c SUC
each. FIVE for .......
Boys Flannel elouses. part
wool: in gray and khaki; sizes
et to 2aInes IL years; meIts seconds 81 da 5Oc
First FIoor.)
chIldren's Felt House Slippers.
in red and blue; padded soles
and pomponS: sizes 6 ~
to IL in the lot Values 9uC
worth 75c pair. At -.
75c Yarn Mercerized poplin.
36 inches wide; rich, En
lustrous quality; in OUC
black and white. Yard.
Csc Wash Satin, high-grade yarn
mercerl3ed cotton fab
ric, SO inches wide; in En
white, black and want OVJC
ed colorS Yard. .......
Csc White PaIama Checks, So
inches wide: close IN
woven. soft finish grade. S(vC
THREE yards for.
75c Granite Weave
Dress Fabric, in navy m
blue: Sc inches wide. OUC
ara .......
75c Silk Stripe ShIrtInas, 80
inches widei viii e En
grounds with colored sCDC
artificial satin stripes.
ae.inch Pereales, light grounds.
in neat printed checks, En-
stripes. dots and figures. sCuC
THREE yards for.
CSC White Wool Elan.
y: Ssvsa sa 'ssssi :ss::s:s s's; sss s'si: SOC
1ty ...............
Csc sieaehed Shaker Flannel,
% inches wide, heavy IN
double fleeced quality. sOuC
THREE yards for.
Csc unbIeached sheetIns Cotton,
80 incheswide; heavy "a
round thread grade. sOUC
THREE yards for.
Women's Part Wool Sport Hose,
dropstitch effects. also lot of
heather mixtures; colorings of
camel, light gray, oxford. wis
taria, brown, blue and RI
nude: all sizes; seconds sOUC
of $1.0e values. ........
Fancy Pink eandeaux, fasten-
back model, with elas- Fn
tic insert; perfect fit s0VC
ting sizes .,...........
Evening star., 1923-02-16

sse Stamped Pillow
cases. scanned. not made En
of tubing; two neat OUC
patterns. Pair .......
(Art Dept) Himit, one pairD
72-in. MercerIxed Table Damask,
sssons: sssS1tSa of Fss; fas R@''s5si 4ss aas SOC
1sx,s-lnch mereerIzed oamask
Table Napkins, neatly
hemmed; assorted pat En
terms. worth $3.50 9uC
dozen. SIX for.
Limit Six.)
S5c Galvanized Iron IN
Wash Tubs, 20-inch size; DUO
side handles ..........
7sc Colonial Style Glass Pn
Water Sets, one pitcher DUO
and six glasses. s.......
eec White Net, 72 inches IN
wide: for Innings, OUC
foundations, etc. Yard.
Lace Dept.)
79c Vestees and Bertha Collars,
combination net and fine en
laces: white and ecru sOuC
colors. Each ........
Csc Ribbons, five inches wide.
plain and fancy effects. E0
light and dark colors. OUC
THREE yards for.
ch moisette Gloves,
two-clasp style, two En
tone embroidered backs; QUO
new shades ...........
ChIidren's FIeeced Underwear,
separate garments: high
neck and long sleeves, En
knee pants; perfect sOuC
quality. Each .-......
Women's Light weight Gauze
Cotton Vests, low neck
and sleeveness; regu- En
lar sizes; seconds. 0vDC
THREE for.
Women's SILK and Mercerized
Two.toned Sport Hose, with
= scanned back; assorted En
desirable shades: sec DUO
ondS of 79c values. At.
Boys 2sc Neckwear, four-in-
hand shapes, pure silk and silk
and cotton mixtures: Sn
pretty plaids and QUO
stripes. THREE for.
Women's 81 Rhinestone
Solitaire Rings, gold filed, en-
mountings; attractive QUO
styles
Solid Gold Baby Rings.
signet, stone set and En
band styles; neat de- OUC
signs
ProphyiactIc Halrbrushes, with
penetrator briStl les; IN
solid backs, in ebony sCUC
and mahogany finish...
Mems SILK Neckwear, high grade
domestic silks: medium shape
four-in- hands; assorted patterns
and colorings: values IN
worth $1.00 and $3.50 OUC
each. At .............
Evening star., 1923-02-16

$3.50 Cream Serge, so G1
inches wide: heavy double D
twilled quality. ..........
S1.6s AIl-wooI Tweed Ct
SuItInes, 81 inches wide; sD
neat mixtures. ........
soc Dress GInghams. 80 inches
wide, large assortment of staple
and fancy checks; war; O.
ranted fast colors. FIVE Dl
Saras s1's5 ies: s:aml.s. ;l al:ach.d a.,
Sheets, 6SxsO single bed size; sOl
perfect quality. Each ......
SIPS Tan Ponsee, 81 inches
wide: imported Japanese
quality; for mems shirts, fl
wo m ems and children's ID
$3.50 Large Size Bed pillows.
21x27 inches; covered with heavy
weight A. c. a. stripe tick Ct
ing. filled with sterilized -
3x6-ft. Heavy DoubIe.warp STEM
c!led Japanese Rugs, handsome
patterns and colorings; also 24x
So and 24x4S Rag Rugs. light and
dark hit-and-miss or plain NI
colors with band borders. d
First Floor--Bargain TabIeo
ham Weave Panel Curtains,
used one to a window; "a Ct
yards long; neat. novelty -
and heavy worked designs.
66xso Soft Fleece Blankets, for
double beds: gray with
blue, pink or gold bor- Ct
ders; seconds of $3.50 Ol
values. Each.
$50 Aiken, Lam bert
Fountain Pens, self filler Hf
style. with solid gold sDI
Women's si.5o Umbrellas, good
quality rainproof American (cot,
ton) taffeta covers; warranted
fast black; good assort- O.
ment of handles, including sDl
rings and loops ........:
$3.50 SILK GirdIes, black
and colors; heavy silk d
cords. with large tassel to Ol
DRESS Trimming Dept,
Women's Satin Roudolr Slippers,
with padded soles and silk POM
pom: light blue only; sizes Ct
8 10 6. Worth $1.50 pair. Dl
AT ...............
Women's $3.50 Corduroy eoudoir
Slippers, with padded soles Ct
and pompon: American Ol
Beauty only; sizes to 8..->.
Little Girls Panty Dresses, OF
bingham, in checked effects; as
sorted novelty designs:
also khaki color, trimmed &l
with red braid: sizes to sDI
years
Women's Long sleeve Muslin
NiehtgoWns, V-neck style, with
sss's;.s ssSs; q nssl:ions' sssss s: fun s% 81
cut sizes ................
Evening star., 1923-02-16

35c Aluminium Tipped a.
Ssueepans, with long AOC
handle, at ............
35c Gray. Enameled 0E
Covered sauce epsns, LOC
three-quart trade size.
Swiss and Cambria a.
& m r oIderles, various ZOC
widths, THREE yds. for
3oc and 35c Ribbons. in az
self and C o m b n alton LOC
striped effects. at......
Women's Gauze Vests, light
weight cotton; low neck az
and sleeveless; regular LOC.
and extra sizes; seconds.
ChIldren's Socks, plain and rib
bed turnover cuffs: in assorted
shades: also white with 0E
striped turnover cuffs: ZOC
perfect quality ........
Women's Handkerchiefs, plain
white hemstitched and colored
embroidered corner styles: good
quality lawns: worth ~
&c and 10c each. FIVE ZOC
TOT ...... ............'..
Boys ssc suspenders,
good quality webbing; a.
cotton or leather ends. ZOC
(Third F7oor.l
15c Curtain ScrIn. IS inches
wide, taped edge: white
and ecru colors; sheer ~
quality. THREE yards ZOC
TOT ..............
4sc Yard wide Washable Gre
tonnes, light and dark floral, bird,
stripe and tapestry de-
signs, for d r aperi 8, 0E
comfort and cushions. ZCC
SOC Stair or Hall Runner, heavy
doublew warp grade, 221s
inches wide, with stem NS
ciled borders and tape ZOC
bound sides ...........
SOC and sec StenciIed Rugs,
sizes 1SX36 and 24x4S inches;
double-warp ality;
green or brown orien- ~
tai and medallion de- Z0C
signs. Each. ............
(First Floor-Bargain Table.)
Sweater Pin Sets, gold ~
plated. pretty designs. ZOC
Two in set. For. r.......
SOC Peggy Bead Chains,
silver and colored bead ~
styles in pleasing color ZOC
inGS ........
chIidren's SOC Party Boxes, or
b. a uty boxes, neatly ~
made: fitted with mirror ZOC
and purse. e..............
1sc and 1ec Toothbrushes, an
assorted lot, good quail ~
ty briStles. TWO for. Z0C
Ocean Pearl Buttons, assorted
sizes and kinds; values @E
worth 1oc, 12c and 15c Z9C
card. THREE cards for
Evening star., 1923-02-16

Boxed Stationery, "a sheets OF
paper with envelopes to ~
match: white and colors; ZOC
linen finish quality....
Dasgett and Ramsdel's 0P
Perfect Cold Cream, Z0C
regular 35c jars. ......
Wash Cloths. Turknit 0e
styles;regularly SC and Z0C
19c each. TWO for.
fSOtion DeptD
Women's Extra Size Pink
Bloomers. heavy muslin.
reinforced; stitc h e d En
ruff1e: well made and oUC
full cut ............
Little ChIIdren's Yoke Dresses,
good quality gingham, in neat
checks, stripes and plain colors,
with embroidery in EO
serted yokes: sizes l TO OUC
) years ...............
Infants Muslin Nightgowns,
with and without ruff1e
around neck and "a
sizes I. 2 and 3 years.
chiIdren's Muslin Underwaists,
lace-trimmed neck and armholes;
full gathered front;
taped buttons. rein En
forced under arm; sizes OUC
to 12 years. s.......
(Third FIOorD
6ec Perfect Quality Opaque Cloth
Window Shades, ft. 5 IT. 9 inch
Spring rollers: white.
ecru and green; COM En
plete with fixtures and OUC
ring .............
7sc Crib Blankets, size 30x40
inches. white with blue or pink
borders; also blue and Pn
pink jacquard plaid or OUC
block designs ........
(FOurth FlOOrD
MIL lengths Of Cooks L1noIeums,
lengths from 2 to square yards:
cork-filled, burlap-back grade;
light and dark colorings; good
natterns. Sold regu- En-
larly at s1.o0. Square OUC
yard, at ..............
csc Wool and Fiber or steneiIed
Japanese Rugs size FIX
81 inches: excellent coll Sn
orings: wool rug de- OUC
signs. Each .........
Mems MereerIzed LIsie Half
Hose, full reinforced sole, toe
and heel. looped cuffs: black and
plain colors: irregular Hn
weaves of 35c values, QUO
THREE pairs for. ......
Chiidren's Pen and Pencil Boxes,
containing a good assortment OF
lead pencils. pen holder, pen,
eraser and metal col Hn
lapsible drinking cup. QUO
Complete ............
(Stationery Dept.)
Evening star., 1923-02-16
Fancy Bead
Necklaces. 55C

Crystal jet Venetian and Nov
city Bead Necklaces, in all the
wanted colorings. Included are
many styles usually shown at 81
each.
Goldenberv 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-16


acc White Cotton Canton Crepe,
for waists and dresses; a.
fine. soft finish quality; ZOC
80 inches wide, at
CSC White India Llnon. extra
fine, sheer quality. snow 0E
white bleached; 40 LCC
inches wide, at ........
3ec White Shlrtlng Madras, sc
inches wide, with white
woven stripes; close a.
woven, soft finish grade, ZOC
asc White orsandy, 40
inches wide, fine. sheer, 0E
transparent quality, ZOC
at .'..-..'-.' ''''-.'
CSC Shifting Madras. Sc
inches wi de, white ~
grounds with neat coll ZOC
ored stripes. at .......
Standard Apron Gnghams. in all
size blue and brown 0E
checks; guaranteed fast ZOC
colors. TWO yards for
s5c serpentine Crepe. so inches
wide. in a good assort-
ment of plain col ~
ors and printed pat ZOC
tornS, at
5SC 6IedCHcO ftIIOWCdSGS, 90Aob
inches: hand torn and o.
ironed; free from Z0C
starch, each ...........
ACC Table oiicloth. 5-auarter
width; seconds of the standard
quality: plain white, 0E
fancy and tiling effects, ZOC
yard
35c White Indian Head, linen
finish grad e; lengths a.
from . to 10 yards: So ZOC
inches wide. at ........
sec white Chiffon
Wolfe, 40 inches wide; fine, 0E
sheer, two-ply quality, ZOC
at ......
Csc krementz Collar Buttons,
14-karat gold plate: o.
one-piece style; all ZOC
shapes. TWO for 80.
Mems Fiber Silk Hail Hose,
high spliced heel. double rein
forced sole and toe: o.
plain colors; seconds of ZOC
800 values, at
Mems Brighton Double. grip Pad
Carriers, fine quality Isle a.
webbing; black. white Z0C
and plain colors. Pair
19c st m ped G!asS
Towels, neat red stripes; ~
assorted patterns. TWO ZSC
1Or
Csc Stamped Three.
piece Buffet Sets, in ~
neat patterns. TWO ZoC
sets Tor ..............
45c Natural Color Art Linen.
all pure linen, 90 inches a.
wide. for centers, pill ZOC
lows and scarfs, yard.
Evening star., 1923-02-16

Women's Princess May Petit
bloomers, with elastic knee and
waist; in assorted color d.
combinations; perfect quail ID
lty. .............-....
Hfrst Floor-Unuerwear Sec
si.5o and s1.ss Cigarette Gases,
silver plated; many with
gold-plated or damas- o.
keened Innings: assorted ID
Japanese China Decorated Cups
and Saucers, in sets of Gf
six: sold regularly at sDI
se.inch Metallic Cloth, nr
in a large assortment of ID
popular shades. Yard.
Hace Dept.)
39c and SOC Ribbons. SIX and
seven inches wide: satin d.
stripe. Dresden and moire -
effects. THREE yards for.
New OeauviIIe Scarfs, the
popular triangle scarfs, in o.
Paisley. Bulgarian and .Di
other novelty printingS.
S1.50 Suede-Iined Silk Gloves,
"kayser's" make; In bea- Ct
yer. gray. black and sDI
white; odd sizes. Pair.
Women's lightweight Gauze
Cotton Union Suits, low neck
and sleeveless, tight and O.
loose knee; regular and sD
Women's Gauze Cotton BIoonners,
with elastic waist and N1
knee; s S. THREE Ol
Boys Gray Fleeced Cotton
tfnI0n Suite hjph nack and short
sleeves, knee pants: also high
neck and long sleeves, ankle
pants; perfect quality; Gl
sizes to s years. Values sD
worth $3.50 each. At....
Women's Derby Ribbed Sport
Hose, in black. cordovan and
camel: mostly all sizes; d.
seconds of SOC values. sOI
THREE pairs for. ..........
Boys s1.25 to $1.5o Wash Suits,
fast color materials, in Oliver
Twist and MILDLY styles; plain
and combinations; sizes 8 CT
tFirst and Third FIoor.3 ~A
Babies Lockets, with chain;
gold filled; plain and engraved
styles: gold filled SOL o.
dered link chain. Regularly sOl
$3.50 each. At...........
Women's SOC Novelty Lace.edse
sss'ss 'sss ssfs"'s': siss:s. '4ffs5sR 4aSsR ST
IOr
%:%:s sS go: s'ss ST
NotiOn Dept)
2sc LonscIoth, Sc inches
IS: IS; a ;$s: ss ST
Evening star., 1923-02-16
kayser's Chamoisette
Gloves, ST Pair

Soft, durable and stylish Cham
oisette Gloves in is button
length with embroidered back.
All the new Spring shades 10
select from.
GoldenberH's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
LOT TWO
Csc Pair
lrregulars of s. to $3.50
Values

Onyx" Pure Thread Silk
Hose, with square or "Poin-
tex" heels, full fashioned;
Isle or all-silk double rein
forced sole and toe; black
and plain colors. The in
juries are slight and will not
affect wear nor appearance.
Because Of this low price the
trademark label has been
removed.
Evening star., 1923-02-16

Mems Fauitiess Make Paiamas,
of heavy domet flannel; trimmed
with silk frogs or braid; size 4
only; some in the lot are slightly
imperfect. while the ma
jority are perfect quality. na
Worth So and $3.50 each. -
AT
Mems $i.5o and So Caps. Held
cap and other high grades: all
regular sizes; clearance of dsa
fall and winter stock. -
AT
$2.25 Imitation Patchwork Table
Covers, 30 inches; round
or square: good quality O.
unblea ched sheetiQg cot ID
ton. Each. ..............
$3.50 Mercerized Damask
Luncheon Cloths, in pink, d.
blue and gold; As inches ID
square
Women's "onyx" Brand Ribbed
Wool Sport Hose, in cordovan
black and nile; some with two
toned silk clocks; per- C.
feet quality: worth $3.50 ID
pair. AT ................
Girls Gingham Dresses. neat
straightline models. with narrow
belts; others with organdy
sashes and collars; sizes d.
Z to IA years. Saturday -
at .......''. .........-'.
Girls Gymnasium Bloomers, Of
heavy black satine: full
plated hips and button C.
hole bands; sizes II to D.
22 years .........-.-.....
Fancy Pink corsets, elastic
top and medium long hip C.
mod el: guaranteed bon- ID
ing; all sizes. ............
First FIoOr.)
Women's $t.2s Two. piece pa
Jamas, of pink muslin. round
neck model. with pocket NN
and elastic waist: full %
length
Infants AII.wool Handmade
Knitted 8 ques, white d.
trimmed with pink; regu- sD
Iariy s1.25 each. At......
Babies Rubber Pants, guaran-
teed waterproof: large,
small and medium sizes: N1
regularly soc a r. sDI
THREE pairs for. r.........
(Thfrd F1oor.)
Infants st.25 Long Slips, of
fine nainsook; shocked yokes
and embroidery edgings
around neck and sleeves: d.
finished W l h d e e p sDl
mems
Boys $3.50 to $t.95 School Pants,
extra heavy weight corduroy. In
sizes IL to II years. also suiting
mixtures. fully lined. in ds
sizes to 12 years. ..... al
(First and Third Floors.)
Evening star., 1923-02-16

Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves.
in 2-clasp style, with novelty
M b r d er e d back. Wanted
shades.
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-23
PISTOL FURNISHES
CLUE THAT LED TO
ARREST OF WOMAN
Police Say Brother-in-law
Admits Gun Belonged
to Him.

New York, March 23.-The pistol
with which Frederick Schneider
wealthy Bronx contractor, was slain
on February &c, and which was left
behind by the murderers, furnished
the clue which led to the arrest yester-
day of Mrs. Anna Buzzi, housekeeper
for Schneider, on a charge of homicide
and the arrest of William Turc, q
chauffeur, and Mrs. Buzzi's brother-in.
law, as a material witness.
Immediately after the staying Of
Schneider, who was shot to death at
the wheel of his automobile. Mrs.
Buzzi was held for several days with.
out bail as a material witness and
later released.
Two witnesses told of seeing a
woman leave the scene of the murder
but neither was able to identify her
The pistol with which Schneider
was shot, detectives said. had been
traced to Turc. His wife, another
woman, and three other men whose
names were not announced, was called
to the district attorneys office for
questioning.
Turc was said by detectives to have
admitted to the district attorney that
he owned the pistol and had loaned
it to Mrs. Buzzi two days before
Schneider was slain.