Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-19
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EVIDENCE FOUND
IN SCHICK CASE
Mrs. Schick Breaks Down
In Quiz Before S. d.
Grand Jury
Mexicali Girl Declares
Victim Carried a
Revolver
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Cal, October 19.-
Sheriff Byers today submitted to
chemists butcher knife found in
the Clark Glove nest at FL Ca
Jon. He believes the weapon may
be the one with which George f.
Schick, missing San Diego realtor,
was killed. The knife had been
cleaned in grease and apparently
was marked with spots that had
been difficult to remove.
Quizzed by the grand jury in the
case Mrs. Schick broke down and
had to be escorted to her cell where
she sobbed for two hours, Jail at
taches said today.
Chemists were today seeking to
learn whether strips of undercloth-
ing found late yesterday in the
former home of George f. Schick
are stained with the gore of the
missing capitalist.
The rags were found in pile of
rubbish by Sheriff's officers. They
were apparently part of light
suit of mems underclothing, and
bore dark reddish brown stains that
appear to be blood.
In their search they found the
stained clothing at the Schick home,
Chemical analysis of the stains has
been ordered. Investigators also
believe they have found a sample
of Schick s blood taken by a physi-
elan in a psysical examination be-
fore the real estate brokers' dis
appearance February Z. The two
will be compared in scientific blood
tests.
Mrs. Sarah Margaret Schick, wife
of the missing man, was before the
San Diego county grand jury until
late last night, subjected to a
piercing examination of her story
that her HUSBAND disappeared with
q "tall, dark Russian.
+. Drew Clark, former Santa
Barbara and Hollywood motion pic
ture actor, under arrest with her
on n charge of forgery following
their alleged use of fictitious
power of attorney in acquiring
Schick's estate, was on the stand
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Clark Testifies
Mrs. Mao Drew Clark, his wife,
a former film actress and later n
church choir director, also testified
before the inquisitorial body. She
is held for contributing to the
delinquency of the Schick children
in encouraging the Glove nest
arrangement of her husband and
Mrs. Schick at FL Cajon. ...
The three prisoners are to be ar
raigned before Justice Lacy ID.
Ionninos today. 1t is customary
for bail to be set on arraignment
but assistant District Attorney c.
G. Selleck will. ask that the three
be Kept in Jail. Their freedom
would embarrass the probe of
Schick s death, he believes.
The expedition to eXhume the
body of an American found murder
ed near Tijuana, Mexico, early in
March came TO naught last night
when examination of the death Ger
tificate showed the corpse weighed
1873 pounds. Sehick weighed ABOUT
1875. The dead man also was de-
scribed as drug addict, while
Schick was not.
That Schick knew of the elem
destine love affair of his wife
with Clark was revealed by Mrs.
Grace lucille Mason, Mexicali cafe
entertainer, vino was financed by
Schick in a modiste shop here.
She told late YESTERDAY of rid
ing from Los Angeles with the cap
italist and questioning him about
a revolver she observed in his
pocket.
''That s to use in case | find the
man with my wife that l expect to
find,' he said.