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New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
Terrin Will Captain
 Rutgers 1925 Eleven

New Brunswick. N. J., Nov. 2i.-- lIoyt Terrill. of Irvington, N. J. will |captain Rutgers football team for next year. it became known today |Ths election took place Saturday at |Philadelphia following the Rutgers |Bucknell game at Franklin field. |"Buss" Terril, as he is better known |to his intimates, performed at quar- ter for the Scarlet during the foot ball season.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
KILLED BY FRIEND
Lockport, \. Y., Hunter Accidentally
 Shot By Companiou

Lockport, N. T., Nov. 24.-Glenn A. sllker, 25 years old, of this city. was accidentally shot to death yes terday morning by hts companion, Carmello Gugliardi, while the men were duck hunting on the Tuscarora river near Wilson. Coroner Pickett of Olcott Issued a certificate of ac- cidental death.
 With Sliker in the bow of the boat the men showed out into the river at 5 o'clock in the morning after ducks. GugllarH had fired one shot at a bird, when sliker stood up without warning and got the second charge full in the face, His head was blown from his body,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
DEMONSTRATE SMOKE SCREEN
New York state Police See How Rum Runners Protect Themselves

Malone, \. Y, Nov. 24.-A dense smoke screen discharged from a motor car used by bootIeggers was demonstrated today at Troop E. bar racks of the state police here. The screen was so effective it hid the barracks from view.
 The screen was caused by fire extineuisher filled with chemical. The pump was bolted to tho door of the auto and the nozzle connected with a tube running to the exhaust chamber. When the bootlegger saw pursuing car he had simply to pump one or two charges of the heavy volatile chemical into the ex- haust to effectively lay a dense i'm possible screen between himself and pursuing officers,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

Inns departure for Guaymas q "busi- ness trip" as did others who knew the comedian had planned to leave for Mexico.
 Train schedules indicated that whatever might be sfhe purpose of Chaplin's trip. 1t could not be as- eompished today. since his train was not due in Guaymas until p. m. tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
Palmour Basketball
 Club Seeking Games

The Palmour basketball team of Waterbury. has a formidable array bf court talent this season and would
 ike to book games with fast teams throughout the state. Several stars hre in the lineup who have made names for themselves on the basket ball court. Games can be arranged by communicating with Louis Levin, manager. 50 Grown street. Water hurY, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
ONE DEAD, , DYING
Fumes of PipcleSs Stove Prove Fatal
 Tn Buffalo Home

Buffalo, N. r., Nov. 23.--Because Of fumes from q pipeless gas stove, Hudson Hawley 12-years-old, Lack swanha, is dead and his stepmother, Mrs. Eleanorc Hawley, 22 years old, and grandfather, Henry II. Hawley, 70 years old, are dying,
 Allan Hawlry, father of the boy. who works al night, found the three unconscious in their beds.
 Medical Examiner Earl c. Danser is withholding the death certificate for the boy pending an investigation.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
KILLED AGED MAN
lrN inGt0n, x, l., Youth Runs Down pcdcstrian--Had No Right To Driyc

Little Ford, N. J., Nov, 24--Joseph buraN 16 year old Irylngton school boy, who police said had neither drivers license nor his iathers permission to take the automobile from the garage, last night ran down and killed Steve keneloch, an aged man here.
 kencloch was walking along the turnpike just outside the limits Of the place, it is said, when the Du- ray boy returning 10 his home fol- lowing q ride with two of his com panions as guests, ran into the old man.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
Standing of COutestants

Games This Week
 Tuesday New Haven-Erkes ys. Shaw, Colonial academy.
 Wednesday Bridgeport-Hanlon vs, Holmes, Holland academy. New Britain--Benoit vs, Soccoli, Rogers academy. New Haven--Stone ys. Police, Greene's academy.
 Friday Bristol-Holmes vs. Erkes, Swim gle's academy. Hartford-Police vs, HanIon. Han Ions academy. Waterbury-Socollt Ns. Stone, Wooster academy.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
WHY GRIMES WENT

Pittsburgh once had Burleigh Grimes, star Brooklyn pitcher. Grimes is spitbaIer and Barney Dreyfuss, owner of tho Pirates, never liked freak twirlers. That explains his passing.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
STRIKE NOT ENDED

Havana, Nov. 24.-The meeting ast night of sugar mill owners, planters and workers in Camaguey .ailed 10 solve the strike in sS mills In eastern Cuba, but dispatches early ledsy said that some progress was being made.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

The proposed entrants are: New Britain. Merlden, Bristol and Water bury,
 There was only one outstanding hero in tho Harvard lineup and he was Gehrkc. It was he who kicked both goals giving Harvard her stX points
 Ted Hart of this city got into the game at end and played a whale of a game while In. He was down with the ball every time, he made good interference and on the de- fcnse succeeded in picking out his | man almost every time.
 Johnny Hayes Of this city played in the backfeld with Lchigh against Lafayette Saturday.
 Yale has giyen the L. of r. a place on her schedule next fall. She takes the place of Dartmouth, which was unable to agree on dates.
 Dave Shade recently refused a purse of s12.5O0 to battle Mickey Walker, Weltcrweight champion.
 Kid Nogfolk's real name is Willie Ward and he started boxing pro- fessionally in Baltimore.
 Professional hockey players In Canada draw down bigger salaries than some major league baseballers.
 Boh Gardner, former amateur golf champ pion, once held the collegiate record at pole vaultins.
 Nick Alrock, aside from his com- edy roles, plays good game Of golf. Goslin's home run hitting in the world series should make him a good attraction in 1925.
 Lindstrom's great work at third in he world series spells the passing Of Iieinie Groh, veteran star.
 Few Big Ten" players can toss a ongcr and more accurate forward pass than Cunningham of Ohio State.
 No Big Ten" kicker of this year compares with the work Of kipke of Michigan last fall.
 National league players insist Vir- gil Barnes, Giants star right handler will be the big noise of 1925.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
BAD GAME, NEITHER
 SIDE MAKES SCORE
(Continued from Preceding Page)
JTtTIU ..,.,... ,,....,.. hEIH
 FullbaCk.

Substitutions: New Britain - Clarke for Miskie, J. Landers for Dill. J. Connolly for O'Neill, Smith wick for Duffy. West Sides-Snyder for Premo, Golden for Decgan, Dee gan for Harmon, Macintosh for Pe- terS6n, Sanford for Mccullough, Bonadies for Sanford; referee, Don nelly; umpire, Hart; head linesman, Newell; time Of periods, 12 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
HAS CHANGE OF PAGE

Red" Grange Of Illinois is hard mao to figure. He has a change of pace. One week cid he runs wide. the next time out he cuts in and runs through q broken felA
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
Class B Standing
Games This Week

Carlson vs. Ilooby, Swanson vs. Carlson, German vs, Zucchi, McNeil Es Gustsfson, Knapp vs. Looby. Games last week: zucchi SO, Swanson ss.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
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Those who enjoyed Saturdays game, In the bowl, the most were those lucky indiyiduals who "lis- tened in" over tho radio,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
TOURNAMENT STARED

Leads In Glass A While
 There Is Three Cornered Tic In
 The Class B Circuit.
 Standings in the Class A and lass R pocket billiard tournament It. Rogers, as well as the schedule. follows.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

Those much advertised federal
 men who were going to keep the Bowl dry were not very successful,
 from an atmospheric point of view,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

The Boys club opens its season tonight with n game between the locals and the Towney A. C. of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

Where are the field goal special ists of othet years? Scoring by field goals has been the exception in football to date.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
SOCCOLl WILL PLAY
 BENOIT THIS WEEK
State League Is Furnishing Some Close and Interesting Games
 Tor DctOteeS
TUT DtNOIttS

soccoli Of this city Is to play Benoit of Bristol in the state pocket billiard tournament at Rogers par lors Wednesday evening The stand ing and schedule follows.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

Water piping can be protected against frost by covering 1t with plaited straw rope.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

At that though, there was prac- |ticsly as many at the game as though 1t had been sunshiny.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

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New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

A tree in the West Indies, knawn 10 tho natives as hyahya, gives milk.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
Class A Standing

Scores of games last week: Null |1owney 75, Noonsn 6s; Frisk 75, Muldowney 53; Muldowney 75, Zeh- Ter 62
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

The Mark Twain club of Hartford will play the Boys club seconds.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

There will be a meeting in Bristol tonight for the purpose of organiz- ing Boys club basketball league.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

RI"lHeE25 UNTNl5HLO DELCNr SoHY AID FgD0Z5 MO TIN, JUST AS FAM. " RZAs5Ehj5.r5 WONDERING WIRE 0AD E ,rllY Ccg-D TlMSMAA JoN5 AE VAS HIRE JUST < NlNU-C AGO
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

The proposed entrants are; New Britain. Merlden, Bristol and Water bury,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

6puS5, FlLs AND ll6prs tN5 DO. AND hSSS WILL DtES SHE WtH.T D p.Aq 5c>'t DoUblC SNnQC. GIT ~,s!5 h,A REpY ET A-L 70 Tr5, TURNS AND TlNDS R00N DESIRED
New Britain herald., 1924-11-24

There was only one outstanding hero in tho Harvard lineup and he was Gehrkc. It was he who kicked both goals giving Harvard her stx points.
, 1924-03-10
Executors Notice.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE
UNITED STATES. CHRISTIAN
STED SUB JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
IEJTHE MATTER OF THE JOINT Els,
TATE OF JOHN YOUNG NUDE,
DECEASED, AND PREVIOUSLY DE-
CEASED WIFE ELIZA MATHILDA
NUDE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that A,
E. STAKEMANN, Executor of IN
- above entitled estate, having flee IN
the District Court OF the Virgin Islands
of the United States, his final account of
the administration Of the said estate, the
hearing of the same has been fixed for
MONDAY the 7th day of APRIL A. d.
1924 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day, at the Office of the Judge of said
Court in the Town of ChristIansted, Is
land Of st. Croix, and all persons inter-
ested in the said estate are hereby notified
then and there to appear and show cause,
if any they have. why the said account
should not be settled and allowed.
Christiansted, St. Croix, February 23rd
1924.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Executor.
, 1924-03-10
In tle District Court Of The Virgin Is
IanIS Of The United States. Christian
Sted Sub judicial District.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JENSINE NEUMANN, DECEE SEQ.

NOTICE is hereby given, that A. E.
STAKEMANN, administrator Of the
above entitled estate, having filed in
the District Court Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States. his final account
Of tie administration Of the said es-
tata, tire hearing of the same has been
fl e for MONDAY THE 7TH DAY OF
Al Ill A. ID. 1924 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of hat day, at the Office of the
Judge Of said Court in the Town of Chris
tiansted, Island OF St. Croix, and all per-
sons interested in the said estate are here
by notified then and there to appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not be settled and
allowed.
Christiansted, ST. Croix, March 1st,
1924.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Administrator.
, 1924-03-10

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the All Weather Tread famous the worl
Not only is the highest quality of
tyre, but large quantities Of it.
And the cotton is the long staple va
In the fabric tyre class, it has no e.
Due TO its ability to give such excel
selling brands on the market.
1t is n of the reasons why MGR
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Brown Defies PrObers

eounsel's office.
Norton was denoted By chief Of
Police W. H. Soaring In December.
1891. Cor being Intoxicated while on
duty.
In July, 1899. he made an apprca-
ton 20 tho commission 90 be rein.
stated az his former rank.
This Was approved by chief % To.
lice W. h. severyps and hy Mayor
Brown, on October 20 tho cor.
poration counsel wrote that tho com,
mission has no authority 10 restore
Norton 10 the position % sergeant.
In February. 1898. the commits
sion ignored kennedy'A opinion and
put Norton back TO work AS
sergeant
lie has been carried on tho pay
rolls as sergeant ever since.
Nichols said. tho the opinion states
that II would be Illegal for tho city
comptroller 10 pay Norton a ser.
geant's commission.
Mayor Browns obstruction VIII
not block this investigation" Mich.
OILS said.
The committee Is accomplishing
something and viii meet again Fri.
day. There is city ordinance
passed In 1911 providing 80 days
Jail penalty and 800 fine for fail.
ure OF witnesses 20 attend hearings
by the efficiency committee, after
being served with suhpocnaes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

tho web Of evidence around hla
friend. Nathan Leopold
n told him that wo knew
II Nathan Leopold was found
20 be- the murderer. that Loeb
was also connected with H.
Ny God, II that rightf' Loeb
shouted" according TO Grove,
Give mc a drink OF water and
IN tell you tho whole stors
Then while Loeb wac dic,BtnE
HIS confession 10 ono OF my as.
slslants. Leopold called for me and
said he wanted 10 AJAX hypoihcli-
cal question told him 10 SO ahead
Surprising John Doc committed
this murder. don't you suppose n
he had parents as wealthy and in.
nuentiHl aH mine and could hire
famous criminal attorneys and could
SO before a friendly judge and bride
the jury don't you think be- could
cseapey' Leopold asked.
Nathan Leopold. am going
10 give you that chance. " Grove
rFrnbndFd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
FATHER or SLAIN
BOY Is WITNESS

Gresham gave merely perfume.
tory testimony. telling OF his trip
10 the morgus In Identifying tho
body Of Robert. Jacob Franks. IN
Their OF tho n.ain youth. stopped and
bent by the sorrow that has come
upon him. waH the states second
witness.
sitting calmly on tho witness
stand. his hand held 10 his car.
Franks answered questions IN low
voice. looking always directly at tho
states attorney and never once
slancing toward young Leopold aud
Loeb.
Tho two murderers. somewhat re.
lievcd when Grove finished the
states opening statement. relaxed
and whispered together az the uuos.
tionlug OF their victims father con.
,lnGed. They showed littlo interest
In the proceedings.
Franks testified simply TO tho fact
that he was the father OF Robert
Franks. identified picture as that
OF his son and identified various
state exhibits. including tho ran.
som letter and the clothing worn by
Robert on May 81. tho day on which
the murder was committed.
When Franks testimony Ind
been completed. Judge Caveriy rc.
ecsscd court for lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Battleship Bombed
by Brazil Ayiators

MoNrEyIDEo. July 23.-Captain
Gulandris Of the Greek steamer
Andrios, arrived here last night. re.
ports that rebel aviators from Sac
Paulo attacked the Brazilian dread.
naught Minas Geraes. anchored in
Santos harbor. dropping several
bombs.
II could not be learned whether
OF not any OF the bombs struck the
big battleshlp. which. with It's sis.
ter vessel. the Sac Paulo. is the
pride Of the Brazilian navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
BRAZIL BATTLE
IS UNDER WAY
Federal Troops Begin Major
Attack on Rebels

BUENos AIRES. July ss.-Bra.
lillian federal troops have begun their
iongexpected major attack on the
rebel forces In Sac Paulo city. &c.
cording TO messages here today.
Strong infantry units. supported by
tanks and airplanes. advanced on the
rebel entrenchments on three sides
OF the coffee capital yesterday after.
noon. following an artillery lombard.
ment OF IS hours.
sac Paulo city has been badly
damaged. the messages said. a mum.
Der Of American refugees left Santos
by northbound ships yesterday.
More than 10000 men were In &c.
ton and tho continuous roar Of ar.
tillery was heard In santos, more
than 20 miles away. radio messages
said.
Meantime. other dispatches said
had broken out among
federal reinforeemenis sent from
Rio Grande do Sui TO aid in the
final attack on Sac paulo. A mum.
Der OF officers were arrested.
The food shortage in Sac Paulo
city has reached the stage Of
near famine other advices said. and
the rebels are handicapped by lack
OF a well organized commlssary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STATE PARK FUND
STARTS ON PAGE |

but rs we told folks when tire cam
paign started, we're going TO let
the public select name for them.
selves when they put the park
across.l
Vic Gauntlet OF the Blue Mouse
theater dropped a dollar on the desk
this morning. Great idea" said
Vic. wish / could do more"
And Blakh Mills. Jr.. of eSs ssnd
ave. also sent dollar alons in
the mail.
Is YOUR contribution In?
II ought to be started today.
For It's I'd be YOUR park, you
know.
Fill out the coupon below. DO
1T NOW. See Page 16 for the
list of recent contributors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

residents of the pralrlcs around
Roy station. spanaway and nearby
communities thronged about tho old
well whore the body was found, all
day Tuesday.
The dim logging road which lends
to within few pncos OF tho SPOT
was crowded with cars while their
occupants walked about the abnn.
donod farm home and reconstructed
tho murder scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
MISSION
RELEASED
But Brother Of One Is Held
for Stamp TheftS

stolen stamps valued at $50 Tues
day night caused aires; Of two mis-.
sionaries OF the Mormon church and
OF a bookkeeper. The two church.
men. Herber Macarthur. %. and or.
son Caldwell. g. were released Wed.
nesday noon. after an investigation
had proved them innocent.
John Wesley Macarthur. 10. a
bookkeeper. admitted theft OF tho
stamps from the Standard OIL Co. s
office. where. he said. he had been
working. according TO police.
Several Rainier valley merchants
notified the police Tuesday that
young man was offering stamps for
sale az cut rates. John Macarthur
was arrested. He had a large as
sortment Of stamps. The other two
boys we're taken at 4s0eis Rainier
ave. where all three had been
rooming. Tho McArthurs are
brothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

The Rainier Valley Commercial
club voted TO go 100 per cent for
the park Tuesday night after DR..
F. Il. Wood and Charlie Frisbee Of
the Y. NJ. b. c. addressed them.
The clubs salt water park commit.
tee was instructed TO see that every
one in Rainier Valley did his bit"
West Seattle post Of the Ameri.
can Legion sent check for SIS
with a letter from r. L. knight,
saying:
we have been following the cam.
paign for n salt water park and
we want TO say Go TO it, We
would like TO suggest washington
Veterans Memorial Park as u
name.'
I'VE appreciate your interest, men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
B ULL ET S ZIP :!

Tho persuasive powers of a .SS
Colts In the hands of patrolman
NJ j. Anderson early "Wednesday
morning induced J, Collins, 40, long
shorcmnn' to submit TO capture after
SIX bullets had clipped past his flee.
ing form at saith ave. S. and Han,
ford st.
Anderson had gone off duty al 4
H. M ana was putting his auto In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
R0UTS BURGLAR
Girls Scream Frightens Him
Away From Home

An ii.year.old girl, Dorothy Good.
enough, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. d. Goodenough. 1915 n. 51st ST..
routed burglar single.handed Tues.
day night when she discovered him
climbing thru her second floor bed.
room window.
Tho child, on her way to bed.
opened the door and saw the thug
crawling thru. She screamed and
the man hastily jumped out TO n
ladder and made his escape, taking
with him watch and SIG cash.
Tho prowler had previously visited
tho home OF Mrs. NJ. Garesick, 3ie
N. 47th ST.. where no took 1880
from purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
GROVE DEMANDS
DEATH PENALTY

Leopold dumhfoundcd. was then
told that Loeb that very minute WA
giving his confession. according 60
Grove. Leopold then broke down
and told his story.
Grove ended bis statement with
another plea Tor the death penalty.
I'VE viii show that All Of these
terrible things happened IN Cook
county. illinolu" Grove said. -and In
The name Of the people Of Illinois
and In the namo Of the motherhood
and fatherhood ~ this country and
o. the children OF thla state We viii
demand that these wicked. cruel.
atrocious murdorcra be hanged"
As Grove Hat down Clarence Oar
row. tho sturdy chief defense coun.
Hcl. arose and started the opening
statement for the dcfcnfc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Morning Star Must
Paw Fine of $1,000

Unable 20 furnish clearance pa.
pers from Vancouver. 3. C.. the
frelghter Morning Star Is liable to n
fine Of $1,000 here. under United
States laws. The fine had not been
paid at the office Of the collector OF
customs "Wednesday morning. and Il
was stated that proceedings to en-
force payment Of the fine might be
Initiated shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Here's My Bit Il"

his garage at his home. 39i4 oath
ave. s.. when he noticed a man
standing OF the porch of neighbor,
Grant Laizuro, 3i09 Hanford ST
Tho polio eman approached and dc.
manded the fellows business, The
intruder fled. and was followed by
n barrago df bullets. Whereupon the
fugitive considered capture was bet.
ter than bding shot, and stopped,
Collins Ind several cans OF paint.
three door locks, u bunch of keys, a
flashllght and set of hinges, police
say. lie wps held In jail on an open
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
sight OF the body. other county
ficers said.
SHOWN HOW BODY
OF WIFE WAS FOUND

ficers said.
SHOWN HOW BODY
OF WIFE WAS FOUND
Conner was silent and moroso at
the start OF the carly morning auto.
mobile trip from Vancouver 10 Ia.
coma. Tuesday morning.
But when the auto had approached
TO within few miles of tho aban.
doned well where his wife's body was
recovered early Sunday morning, the
prisoner became very laxative, his
companions on tho ride reported
Conner kept UP a continual stream
Of conversation as the automobile.
without a word OF explanation from
It's driver. turned off the paved high
way, bumped over dim rocky road,
thru spectrc.llke trees and drew UP
at the mouth OF the well.
Here ls where we found your
wifes BODY ne was told.
Conner alightcd and became sud.
denly Silent again. He was taken to
the we'll and was shown how county
officials had dug thru four feet OF
caved.in dirt TO find the body.
Then he was taken few feet
away, where stake marked the
place where an exploded cartridge
shell was found. a few feet farther
away hc was directed to point
where Investigators say they found
large quantity of bloodsoalcd earth
and moss
~ didn't do IT," he said.
II don't think II was my wifo's
body found here. / used TO live near
here. but ] didn't oven know there
WIS such n we'll"
At the mortuary Conner did not
shy whether or not the body was that
Of his wife.
Former Judge NJ. j. Gordon. ono
Of his attorneys, announced that he
and Attorney a. o. Burmcistor might
drop the caso.
Gordon's announcement closely fol.
lowed discovery OF q .38.callbcr Ger.
man Luger pistol la tho Conner