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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-25
INTERNATIONAL LABOR UNITY
AND UNITED FRONT NEEDED,
SAYS JACK GAVEEL, AN /. w. w.
BY JACK eAVEEL

which agiaes
all rather all those
split
revolutionary
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-25
PITTSBURGH, PA.

ic organization in your states, instead
OF fighting for the international unit
ed front OF the proletariat, is splitting
up into two hostile fractions which at
this very minute are flying at each
others throat in an internecine war
which must end in the destruction OF
the organization concerned. America,
wake upt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08

FL domingo Sc jug6 pelota profe-
sional en- Ia iga insular. Cuantos
presenciaron las luchas salieron al
tamente satisfechos del campo at
ietico. Decisiones dignas de la mas
grande admiration, ammonia entire
los clubs contendientes, entusiasmo
en- los fans, scores decentes,
jugadas preciosas, estupenda labor
de lanzadores.,.
Por Ia mahaaa, los leones no
pudieron batear las curvas subma-
rnas de Chech6n. Este simpatico
serpentinero Sc presento formida-
bic, y su labor excelente debe
el team All Borinqun su victoria.
Beitfa jugo con los de San Juan,
recibiendo magistralmente en- Ia con
tienda matinal. Ciqui pale6 mil
puntos, demostrando que los vete-
ramos que en- su juventud fueron
buenos, aun en- la tarde de su vida
peloteril pueden ser heroes de en-
vidiables hazafias. Los leones ano-
taron solo una carrera en- este jue-
go con dos hits de Millito v King,
= despues, pesar de haber tent
do varias oportunidades para en-
War leones al hogar, Sc mostraron
cansados v 'tardios'', y recibieron
ocho ceros.... Fue en- ell tercer cpl
sodio cuando pis6 ell ''homeo ell
aggressive cachorrito, gloria portorri-
quefia, Ell mimado de todos los pt
bicos.... fue en- el tercero cuando
quebro en- mil pedazos el hermoso
collar que tan acknowledgements
tejia ell colossal lanzador Chech6n.
San defendi6 el centric del dia-
mante poncefio, y conociamos que
estaba extenuado... habfa lanzado
el sabado contra el Humacao en-
Ia ciudad del Sur, Y tuvo que lu-
char con todos sus brios para CON
quistar los laureles. En- los jue-
gos del sabado en- Ponce, Humacao
perdio 81 primero, ganando el de la
tarde.
San estuvo algo descontrolado,
y ST vamos decir verdad, los ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08
CON MoTIvo DE Los ULTIMoS
JUEGoS DE LA ocHo

Bueno es deiar que nuestra plu-
ma cnsalce en- estos momento la
srdua, plausible labor de Don Pc
pito. en- su afan de yer Aoreciente
y prospero el deporte peloteril en-
nuestra ciudad capitale1a... No es
nuesra intenci6n halagar al hon.
hre que dirige los destinos de la
novena "borinquena'', jamas ha
sido nuestra politica regular bom-
bos.... aqu6l que merece un APPLAUSE
10 tendra de nosotros, aunque el
sea nuestro peor amigo. Don Pc
pito tendra sus defectos, pero ne
cesariamente tendra siempre en- su
lado a los cronistas baseboleros.
De este nos hemos convencido.
cuantas veces hemos censurado al
go, Embellishments hemos visto el
defecto subsanado, tratando de com
placernos por el bien del "base
hall'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08
ToDoS DEsEAN sABER


81 10 que usted vende 0 compra
Sc diferencia de otras ofertas de
la misma clase anunciada en- la
secci6n de avisos clasificados. ST
usted hace su aviso incomplete eli
lector lie pasara por encima sin
que su dinero haya sido bien in
vertido. Cons1ltenos v daremos a
conocer el secreto del anuncio.
Recuerde que no todas las perso-
mas tienen tempo para pedir da-
tos adicionales acerca de 10 que
listed anuncia. De todos los infor
mes en- el anuncio. Mientras MAJ
detalles de mas pronto logrars
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08
Ningun OrO CarrO Da ReSultadOS
Tan ExCelcnteS Como Este

Fl exito universal del
CliRYSLER de Seis Cilin-
dros durante los 1ltirnos.
Is meses desde su presen-
tacion al p1blico sigue
siendo ell acontecimiento
dc mayor irnportancia en-
la industria de automovi-
les.
Se ha alcanzado un record
lnsuperable tanto en- ell n1-
nero de Chrysler Six fa-
bricados, como en- ell mon
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08


Por la tarde los leones Gle Pipo
arrebataron el triunfo las huestes
de Don Pepito. Moncho Ell brujo
estuvo estupendo regalando ceros
a los sanjuaneros, y no haber 81
do por un bombo Que Sc ppso Qui-
ro.... y que costo las cinco carre-
ras al Ponce, no sabemos cual hu-
biera sido ell resultado, pero creemos
que los de La ciudad de los encan
tos hubieran lucido un collar pom
cefio...
Nenito empez6 la labor en- ell oa-
jon capitalefio, y como esta5a in
fumable le sustituy6 Brown, y esta
vez no estuvo muy buena suerte,
anotandole los leones cinco carreras
en- un solo inning. Siete q cinco
fu6 Ell resultado de este encuentro
que fu6 tambi6n una victoria fran
ca para los muchachos lie la pcrla
Gel Sur.
Vencedores y vencidos, ambos tie
nen nuestros aplausos. AS. jugando
de la manera que Sc hizo ell dolnin-
go en- la ocho, tendra que slugir Ell
ertusiasno.
"Paco Perez (I?) nc v:ene es-
ia vez acompafiando al Ponce. Este
"capi" desde que es hfpico y cn6-
fer, nos ha olvidado, pero sabemos
que pronto volvera ocupar su lu-
gar en- Ia direction de n novena
poncefa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08

tante de dinero pagado por
elEos.
Esto ha sido possible por-
que en- ningun otro CAIRO ell
publico habia obtenido los
resultados de belleza, cua-
lidad, eficiencia, perfec-
to funcionamiento y gran
comfort" como en- ell
CHRYSLER SIX.
No deje I'd. de probar es-
tie CAIRO maravilloso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08

pitalefos lie palearon muy oportuna-
mente hacienda cuatro carreras.
Fue esta una lucha donde los boz
ricuas ObtuvierOn una franca victo-
ria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08

Por llegar tarde nuestras ria
nos los peri6dicos, no pub,icamos
el domingo los detalles do los iilti-
mos juegos de los Dukes To
haremos en- nuestra pr6xima cr6pi-
ca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08
SANTANA EN- PUERTO
RICO?

No sabemos NADIA en- absolute.
Don Pepito nos ha informado que
en- la semana entrante la novena
capitalefia contara de nuevo con los
servicios de Santana, qu;en segun
el regresara de su viaje al norte.
Damos la noticia porque ella ha
de interesar los fanatics de san
Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-08
DepOrtivas de Ell MundO"

cRoN1cA DE EDDIE COLLINS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Kelso Air Charged With
Fear and Bitter Hatred
fractional Fight Intense as Editors
Staying Is Probed to It's Depths

sincere and those with axes To-
gtiud-a conEiomeTation Of malcnu-
tents and newcomers OF political as,
plfations.
Todd men" arc just an vehement
in assertions that the opposition
consists OF the moueyrd interests
tho grattcrs. high and low. They
charge tina, big financial and s'nts
political figures arc getting away
with everything from state land
grabs to hilacknE % rum runners
The churches Of tn" city are
split up by the fight There's
prominent rhurchman here
who pulls his window shades
when hc cntcrtnins visitors and
speaks in hushcd tnncS and
with backward glnnccs over his
shoulders in The privacy Of his
own parlor,
There arc men and women who
fear 20 step 20 the door 30 answer
knock after twilight There arc
dozens Of men who arc rcycrtlng
10 the days Of the old West. aud
packing a gun on the hip"
find tho Todd opposition saying
little But II you can iuyeiglc
yourself \ into conference with
Todd supporters you can hear al.
most anything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LA TOILETTE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

tho rotunda Of the state house.
where FOR SIX years he served as
governor.
Senator'S and congressman from
Washington, the entire house and
senate Of Wisconsin, the state su-
prcme court and all state officials
EGtbcred before the bier TO hear
the eulogy Of In Folletto's old
friend Dr. A. II. Hayden, who told
them 20 devote their lives TO per-
pctuntlon OF his ideals.
"rhc future democracy ~ which
he dreamed Is still 10 VIC" Or,
Hayden said "Hc has bull him
self into the lIrc Of America and
Into The structure Of tho world
"But VIC must give him an earthly
immortality In DIR lives,
"To be true 10 the vision ns he
was true, until every Individual
shall have full ana free oppor-
tunlly Tor n antlTylng lIfc-thiR
VIII be 10 remember him truly. And
here In his presence still WE may
dedicate ourselves to that task"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LADD
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

read on, u tho republican party"
hy tho republican senatorial caucus
last sprtng FOR following the ban.
Nor of Robert " In Toilette in tho
last campaign tho they were nom
inally republicans.
He ~ survived by a widow and
eight children. mos, or whom were
at tho bedside when tho end came.
Senator I.add was an example Of
the scientist turned statesman.
Born in Sparks, Maine, on Dccem.
Der 10. 1859. he was educated in
tho public schools and on entering
the University of Maine chose
chemistry as HIS profession.
For 20 years after his graduation
IN 1884 he followed his chosen pro.
feguion. In 1890 he went 10 North
Dakota az professor OF chemistry
at Tho North Dakota agricultural
college, For five years he was
president Of the agricultural college.
For 20 yeats he was food commits
sioncr and head Of tho regulatory
department
During tho war he became fed
cral food administrator for the state.
Then came the sweep Of tho non.
partisan movement over the North.
west end fadd was elected United
states senator on November :. 1890
by majority Of $1,000 out OF
$4,000 votes cast.
As n senator, Ladd was indcpon.
dent. nffiliating himself frequently
with the so.callcd La Toilette bloc.
yet never 40 far alternating himself
from the republican party as 10
call for dRs,ic action until he FOL.
lowed the La Toilette banner in
1924.
His championship OF La Toilette
against President Coolidge. however
turned republican leaders against
him and he was among the four
tho others being La Toilette. Brook.
hart and Frazier. his North Dakota
colleague who were voted out OF
the party" by the republican sena
torlal caucus last spring.
l.add would have come up for
reelection year from December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
GIRL SENTENCED
17-Year-0Id Slayer Gets 5
to 15-Year Prison Term

NEW YORK. June 22.-tBy L. PJ
Dorothy Perkins, lIycar old
Greenwich Village giri, convicted OF
manslnughtcr after killing guest
ut her birthday party last Febru.
airy, today was sentenced TO from
five 10 IS years in prison
Dorothy came into court accom-.
panied by her lawyers and three
guards and sat quietly waiting for
sentence TO be passed
She listened intentiy while a plea
for delay was made and vchemcntly
rejected by the Judge.
She stood firmly aud listened to
the pronounccmont, which was ac-
companicd by n 80 minute lecture
on her. case from the bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

KELsO. June g Good morning.
sir. DO sou prefer to be shu, before
or after breakfast this morning
Grim humor in your hotel clerks
greeting. but it's characteristic Of the
grim. depressing state OF affairs In
this place OF bitter political factions,
mutual hatreds and mis,ruHt and the
armed truce which has followed the
first open bloodshcd. the murder Fri.
dag night Of Thomas Doycty, editor
OF the paper supporting tho Todd
reform campaign"
Armed reprisaIg for his shooting.
declared 10 be a political gssasslua %
ton. were reported uyortsd Satur.
day and SUNDAY by the more steady
leaders OF the followers or \. Rurir
Todd, recalled mayor.
You can feel the tension In the
every day speech Of tho citizen.
There arc no ncutrals. Either you
are "a Todd man or you cling to
the old-ttme residents who object 20
his methods and policies.
CHARGE TODD
BROUGHT "WOBBLIES"
They win tell you that It was
Todd, ex.chamber OF commerce sec.
Rotary. who brought the 'wobblies'
here and that his faction Is a melt.
ing pot OF radicals. reformcrs both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

brings in verdict OF suicide"
That dcathlsden message reached
the cars Of Coroner w. u. Van Note
over the telephone here late Sstur.
day, while a jury was still invests.
eating the mysterious shooting
The jury brought in a verdict OF
death at unknown hands"
Van Note. admittedly no friend
OF the Todd faction. in which Dow.
cry was affiliated, refused TO arm
himself. and walked the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
CHARGE TODD
BROUGHT "WOBBLIF,S"
YOUTH DIES To
AVOID MOOSE
Stabbed by Fellow Convict,
He Fights Off Recovery

CHICAGO, June 22.-By o. PJ--
Bernard Grant the 22.year.old back
o the yards" boy, who fought off the
gallows for two years. today died
from stab wounds inflicted by his
companion in crime. Walter Krause.
Grant died because he did not want
10 recover only TO hang. DR. Frank
II. Jrka. prison physician. declared.
Grants last stay OF execution OK.
PRED August a.
All thru the night Grant tossed on
his bed and cried 81 don't want 70
live don't want to live. because II
do III only hang. don't want to
die that way"
Krauser stabbed Grant Saturday
afternoon while the two were In the
visitors room Of the county jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
JUMPS OUT OF
AUTO, KILLED
Woman Is One OF Six Traf =
iiC Victims

Weekend auto deaths for Seattle
and vicinity mounted 10 six early
Monday morning when Mr. Hazel
DALEY 80. wife of G. l.. DALEY, al0's
Second ave. W, died following an ac-
rident near Lake Bunen.
Five or moro were injured,
The dead are.
SARAH LEVY, H. .i5oi Yesler
way Seattle.
SELMA BLhCKMAN, OF Granite
Falls
GLEN DAY. 20. OF Mount Yer.
non.
whRREN HEATH. ~, Mount
Vernon.
MRS. II. u. MCMAHON, Mercer
island
The injured Hrc.
MIR. AND Mrs. ISREAL LEVY,
l50i Yesler way, and their l5.yeurr
old daughter Regina.
ROBERT MJLBEHGER, OF Big
Lake
DICK RICHARDS. OF Big Lake.
MRS. HAZEL DALEY. 5IOi4
Second ave w
Mrs Daley. according 10 her hus-
band jumped from his automobile.
following "a quarrel She struck on
her head on the pavement receiving
fractured skull, from which she
died within few minutes
Her two children we're In the car
asleep when the accident happened.
The DALEY family Sunday evening
motorcd beyond Tacoma 20 Angle
lake. where they danced until 10
p. m.
Later they went TO tho home OF
Mr, and Mrs H. L. Austin. where
they intended TO spend the night.
The Austin home n at Lake Buricn,
DALEY told the cononer that his wife
put The children TO bed and then
retired herself
She took offense al some remark.
The husband faid. and demanded
that he take her and the children
home She dressed the children and
herself in spite OF his protests, and
The family set or homewafd.
. A. the car reached o point opposite
tho Lake Buricn high school. witl,
out word OF warning. Mrs, Daley
jumped from the car. her husband
said. DALEY stopped at once and
found her unconscious. He picked
her UP. drove back 10 the Austin
home and called a doctor.
/ She wfa dead. however.
The accident occurred about : 81.
nj. Monday. Daley declared he did
not know what remark OF hts caused
Mrs. DALEY TO become angry.
Miss Levy dlen when n car driven
hy her mother plunged thru a bridge
on Lake Washington blvd. near Sew,
ard park. Her parents and an elder
sister Regina, were shaken up but
not seriously hurt.
Thc girls death was due. tho
coroner said. to the rotten condition
/ OF tho guard rail or trcstie. Had
| This been strong md securely fast.
sned. Ms Il should have been, II
would lave stopped the car or de.
flec'cd Il back TO the roadway. &C.
eordirg TO tho coroner's office.
Mrs. Mcmahon. tho vile Of the
owner Of Seattle ha bcrdaFhcry
store. died in Taylor.G.acey hospital
Auburn. Tho machine in which she
rode was struck by hh,and.run
driver near Kent and overturned.
Tho coward.drivsr ia being sought by
| tho sheriff's office.
Miss Black was Killed on the Pa,
cific highway near sianwood when
the machine left the pavement and
hurticd into a ditch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Packs Booze Down
Hill; Is Arrested

After lahorlously packing eight
gallons OF moonshiuc down the
mounlainsde 90 thirsty customer.
Charles Judklns, SO. was decidedly
disappointed to find that his Gus
toner was IA prohibition officer The
delivery" was made 10 miles east 81
Eanasket late sunday afternoon, OF
ficers say,
AZ the Judklns home, Sully Jud-
kins. II, son OF Charles, was taken
into custody. along with a s5-gallon
stiil and $50 gallons OF mash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TODD
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

administration whom Todd WIN de.
clare without authority as council.
men are; j.. p. Burchn'n Harry
Jacques, A. A. Jones, II. u. Barlow
and Ira T.. Miller
Todd this afternoon viii appoint
"successors' 10 Police Chief Robert
Bronncr, the city engineer, water
superintendent, uHrcct suporlntcn1
ont, fire chief, Cowlitz river bridge
tender and minor offices he said.
His nppoinU,e council win be asked
to confirm them Immediately
Attorney John T Casey Of Seattle,
who represented Todd In his recent
court fights here, accompanied him
by auto TO kcIso last night. He win
act as Todds lcgnI'hdvlser In tho
court action TO follow Todds attempt
10 return to office,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
POLE AIRPLANE
PLOTTED BACK
AmundSen May Fly Il Down
to Norway; Raise Funds

OSLO Juno sa-Ju. Pl-The air
plano Ns5, which brought Capt
Road Amundscn and his Arctic
flyers hack from the North pole.
has arrived safely az Kings RaN.
SpiHhergcn, having been plotcd
down Sunday from Frankltns BAY
Premier Mownckrl Is cooperating
with notable scientists appealing Tor
public contributions for fund 90
aid Amundsen's further scientific
research
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Wife axes Poison
During Park Visit

Hold tho baby, please, I'm be
back In few minutes Mrs Henry
kAsSner 20, told her husband sun
day, and then attempted to end her
life By drinking poison,
They had left their home, 5s6Is
Second ave y, w, FOR an outing In
Woodland park They tool, their q
year-old son along Mrs KcSsncr
was tired. she said Sho took tho
poison in a rest room. her husband
said
Doctors IN the city hospital thinl,
she has a good chance Tor recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

z LOS ANGELES. June ga
truck load OF bonded liquors was
seized by motorcycle officers near
Redondo Beach today. shortly after
It had been taken off rum ship
in the harbor, according 10 the
police, The liquors were valued
at 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Bicyclist Bruised
in Auto Smashup

After being knocked from blcy.
Gle by an automobile sunday night,
Peter Troycoff TO- was treated at
the city hospital for bruises about
the hips.
Peter lives at S2S2 Poplar ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CREW
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

FOR Pennsylvania
Dick Hlcndon young coach Of the
navy who is reported to be thru at
Annapolis, refused to make a prcdic-
ton today.
with good racing luck" he said,
I'VE have at least an even chance
TO win, The odds viii be In our
favor, with rough water The crew
IL in shape and IN not lacking conf
Ipnro -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

WILMINGTON. Del. June :s-
~ 3. I, Dupont peMeres Co.
as declared a dividend OF 20 per
., on its s5O.soe shares OF com.
"a stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

openly all Of Sunday. He believed
that the message came from soms
man mentally deranEed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
CALLOW COMPLAINS
ABOUT POOR LANE

Rusty" Cnllow, the Wash.
inglon coach, who Is reported TO
be heading for The Pennsylvania
Job next year, complained about
the break his crew got when the
positions were drawn,
I'VE haven't got good lane, but
nothing hui luck Ia TO be blamed for
Tint We. Nayc an easy chance 70
wln In clNr water, but We cannot
bcaj the Navy II tho water Ia rough"
Dad VAIL tho Wisconsin coach,
said h" did not know what his crew
would do,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
.ITORM IN new
/ YORK KILLS 5
I'm Ship Wrecked in Gale
Off Nova Scotia
DROWN IN CHICAGO
\ Louis Swimming Toll Is
6 for Week End

uw YORK. June % By L. ~
me persons arc dead here today.
swing a so.mtlc sale which swept
the c,yy. tearing up tVcs.
.,slnE down signs and chimney +,
!, ,naanscrins the lives OF hun,
= Ct cauoelsts on lakes and
Is
uuIFAN. ~ s. juno 2s-Ry
Pt-The lOOIon Nova Scotia
amer Lewis n. smith. carrying
apscity cargo % liquor. was
.,,ked on Liverpool, \, s. late
,3ay night during "A heavy elcctri
Storm. According TO a report re
.,,d here. the captain and the crew
,shsa shore safely, but both the
.,el and lis cargo were a totaI
!. The schooner was returning
n rum row when she was
,vsssd.
CHICAGO, June % Nine dead
!, the toll registered In Chicago
Z vicinity sunday, the day which
fssly opened the summer season
n we're killed In automobile acct
s,s while four were drowned al
!, heaohes.
ST. LOUIS, June e2,-SiN deaths
rn drowning was the week .end toll
this district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

/ ST. LOUIS. June e2-SiN deaths
Zen drowning was the week end toll
this district,
The Washington times., 1925-06-09
Daily Vrafffic Calendar
FINES AND COLLATERAL FoRFEITUREs

767
Grand total . .................. s2O53
The Washington times., 1925-06-09
ROBBED OF $50
IN PICTURE
THEATER
Mrs. Howard s. Gott Had
Dizzy Spell, Due to Ex-
cessiVe Heat

During temporary loss of con-
sciousTess, when she was unable to
detail the actions of some unknown
person who sat directly behind f1el
in downtown theater, Mrs. How
ard 8. Colt, of 1851 Grant road
northwest, reported the loss Of her
purse containing over $50 in cash
and valuable papers.
Although her dizzy spell may
have been attributable to the heat
of the afternoon on which she at.
tended the performance, Mrs. Colt
is convinced that a strange, uniden-
titled person, who sat behind her
for only a few minutes, may have
been aware of her loss.
Upon reporting her loss to the
management, Mrs. Colt said the
ushers admitted that similar loss
was sustained by patron on the
preceding day and that the purse
was later found rifled in another
part of the theater. Mrs. Colt and
the attendants searched for her
pocketboOk to no avail.
Mrs. Colt declared she noticed
no peculiar odors in the theater.
but declared that as her left arm
was resting on the back of her
chair, 1t could have been possible
for someone to administer a shot
OF drugs" Police have been unable
to find any clues of the robber.