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Evening star., 1927-09-28
VISIT TO LAKES ALLEGED.
Detectives Say Mrs. LiIliendahl and
Beach Made Trip Together.

MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. j., Septem-
ber 28 R.-Resuming their investiga-
ton of the activities Of DR.. A. William
Lilliendahl, slain recently near Ham
mondton, Atlantic and Morris County
detectives said today that they had
learned that Mrs. Lilliendahl visited
here lately with Willis Beach, now
sought for further questioning in. the
killing. The Lilliendahls lived here
before moving to Vineland about a
year ago.
The detectives, who came here yes
terday, said Mrs. Lilliendahl and
Beach spent several days here. From
acquaintances of Mrs. Lilliendahl
they learned that the visit had caused
hard feelings and alterations between
Mrs. Lilliendahl and her husband.
There will be no deal with counsel
for the surrender of Beach. S. Cam
eron 'inkle, assistant prosecutor of
Atlantic County, said today.
Edison Hedges. counsel for Beach.
had been quoted as saying that he
would produce Beach when wanted by
the court, but would not ask him to
come forth to be again questioned by
the police unless he could be repre-
sented by counsel.
Some of the investigators believe
Beach may have gone to Wilmington,
Del. one of the nearest points out of
the State.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
NURSE, ARRESTED
IN RAID, IS FREED
Girl Says She Went to House,
Not Knowing 1t Con-
tanned a Still.

Miss Dora Catherine Swami, 16-year
old student nurse at the Home for In
curables, who last night was held on
charges Of manufacturing and pos
sessing liquor after police had caught
her in a raid, today was in the Gus
today Of the Episcopal City Mission
the charges against her nolle pressed
Thomas c. Annadale, 223S Thirty-f1fth
place, caught with her, at 2120 Thirty
seventh street, pleaded not guilty to
similar charges in Police Court today
and was held in $1,000 bond for the
grand jury.
|. Mrs. Rebecca Greathouse, assistant
United States attorney, after listening
to the girls story that she had gone
into the house with Annadale know.
ing nothing of the still found there,
dropped the charges on recommenda.
ton of Capt. w. G. Stott of the four.
teenth precinct and turned her over
to the mission. She will be kept here
to appear as a witness in the case of
Annadale and then will be sent back
to her home in Virginia.
Still Is Seized.
Police early last night raided the
house on Thirty-seventh street and
seized a 100-gallon copper still. 336
quarts Of peach brandy, 300 pounds OF
sugar, 200 pounds Of raisins. 10C
pounds of evaporated peaches.
Capt. Stott had heard that peach
brandy was being made in the house
and went to the vicinity last night
with Sergts. J. L. McLucas and A. G..
Belt and Policeman Thomas c. Bragg,
Try law enforcement officer. They saw
Annadale and Miss Swami enter the
house about $3.50, and then they raided
the place.
Both Annadale and Miss Swami hotly
denied that they had anything to do
with the manufacture of liquor. An.
nandale, an electrician out Of job,
said "a man named Rice" had offered
him SIS to look after the house, which
was only partly furnished. He said
Rice had given him the key, and later
he had asked Miss Swami to go there
with him.
Annadale said he noticed a peculiar
odor az he entered the house, but
didn't know it was from liquor. AL
most as soon as they had gotten in
side. he said, an officer entered and
arrested them. Annadale said he
sure he could find him before his trial.
Officer Is Injured.
Miss Swami said she went to the
house because Annadale asked her
and had no idea liquor was manufac
tured there.
Shortly after the raid was made
Motor Cycle Policeman John L.
Preinkert accidentally fell from the
wall near the entrance to the built-in
garage Of the house and was rendered
unconscious, having received an in
jury to his head. He regained con
sciousness at Georgetown University
Hospital about / hour after receiv
ing the injury. and was removed tc
his home.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
LONE SAILOR WITH DOG AND CAT
COMPLETES TRIP ACROSS OCEAN

family of his undertaking lest they
should become alarmed.
Hoahna planned to sleep days and
to take the helm at night so that his
ship would not be run down by trans.
atlantic liners. Considerable fear was
felt at the time that he would never
arrive at his destination as the ship,
which he bought as an abandoned
hulk for SIS and refitted, was re-
garded as too small to weather ocean
storms.
When he sailed out of Providence
he carried a puppy and tiny kitten.
sent aboard by friends.
After his departure from the Ameri-
can coast, Hoahna was occasionally
met by vessels at sea and was last re-
ported on August l at Pico Island in
the Azores.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
w. C.. T. u. MAKES PLANS.
Will Not Go Into Fight as Sep
arate Political Party.

CHICAGO, September 2S R).-The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will not go into State or national poll.
tics as a separate party it announced
today.
''The Republican women in the w.
c. r. u. want their party to nominate
dry candidates on dry planks," a
statement from headquarters said.
"The Democratic women in the w. c.
r. ". will work to the same end In
their party" .--~-
Evening star., 1927-09-28
GRAND JURY MAY ACT
TO IMPEACH DUvALL
Proceedings Reported Against In
dianapolis Mayor, Convicted OF
Violating Corrupt Practices Law.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. September. 2S.--
The Marion County grand jury
may bring impeachment proceedings
against Mayor John l.. Duvall Of In
dianapolis, who last week was found
guilty of violating the corrupt prac.
tices act during the 1925 municipal
campaign, it was learned from an au-
thentic source here today.
Duvall was found guilty by jury
last Thursday night Of having made
a deal with William H. Armitage,
whereby he promised him the right
to name two members Of the Board
Of Public Works and the city civil en-
gineer in return for $4,000 and sup
port at the polls. Punishment was
fixed at $1,000 fine, 80 days imprison.
ment ana disbarment from holding
public office for four years from the
commission of the alleged act.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
Victorian Age Precedent Is Found
For Coolidg 5 DO Not Choose to Run

Senator Gillett said Mr.. Coolidge
was greatly amused with this analogy.
After his call upon the President.
the Senator said that Massachusetts,
was regretfully accepting the Presi-
dents statement as meaning that he
intends to leave Office. He believes
that the Massachusetts delegation to
the Republican national convention
would be uninstructed but favorable
to Secretary Hoover; always hopeful,
however, that If a deadlock occurred
the convention would swing to Mr..
Coolidge. He would not hazard
whether the President would accept
the nomination under such circum-
stances.
Evening star., 1927-09-28

By the Associated Press.
MADRID, September 28.-Advices
from Las Palmas, in the Canary Is.
lands, report the arrival there from
Funchal Of small boat manned by
Hugo Hoahna, who said that he had
come from the United States. His
only companions were dog and a
cat. He has a wife and several child
rem in Las Palmas.
Hugo Hoahna set sail from Provi-
dence. r. l.. on June Is Of this year
for the Canary Islands to return to
his wife and three children awaiting
him in Las Palmrs. He was provi-
stoned for a possible three months at
sea. The lone marir:sr estimated that
the voyage would cover more than
1000 miles and he did not inform his
Evening star., 1927-09-28
GIRL HELD rs BANK ROBBER
AND FIREBUG CLAIMS ALIBI
Rebecca Bradley Rogers on
Trial in Building Where
She Was Wed.
Lawyer Husband Calls
Friends to Prove Defe-.ca
of Texas Girl.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GEORGETOWN. Tex. September
2S.-Arraigned on a charge of arson
In the courthouse where she secretly
married a classmate from the Univer.
sity Of Texas two years ago, Rebecca
Bradley Rogers. also accused Of bank
robbery, today summoned more of her
friends In the hope Of establishing
an alibi.
The State completed its case yester.
day by calling six witnesses, who
identified Mrs. Rogers as the young
woman who appeared in a "chain of
circumstances" surrounding the burn.
ing Of deserted house in Round
Rock, Tex, December last. The State
attempted to prove that she set fire
to the house to attract employees of
the bank at Round Rock so that she
could rob it.
Banker Identifies Her.
G. r. Lundleius, Round Rock bank
er. identified Mrs. Rogers as the wom-
an who interviewed him on business
conditions on two successive days be-
fore the fire. On the third day. he
said, the woman entered the bank
and told him she had seen smoke com.
ing from the destered house. She also
asked what the bank employees did in
case Of fire.
During their conversation, Lundleus
said. the fire alarm rang, but none Of
the bank employees deserted their
posts. No attempt was made to rob
the bank.
On the following day the Farmers
National Bank at Buda, short dis
tance from Round Rock, was robbed
of 81 900 by young woman who Gov.
cred the cashier with a pistol. The
girl bandits description corresponded
with that Of the woman who inter-
viewed Lundleius.
Within a few hours after the Buda
robbery. Mrs. Rogers was arrested at
the home of her mother in Austin.
The money taken from the bank was
Evening star., 1927-09-28
SIX COUNTS INJURED.
Two Nephews Of Hungarian Minis
ter Among Auto Victims.

BUDAPEST, September % R.-
Six Hungarian counts, including
Counts Eduard and Paul Szechenyi,
nephews of the Hungarian Minister
to Washington. were seriously injured
today when their automobile, which
was travelling at the rate of 65 miles
an hour, crashed into a bridge on the
Miskolcz road.
This is the second serious mishap
In the Szechenyi family within two
months, Ambassador Szechenyi hav-
ing lost an eye as the result of an
automobile accident when a car in
which he was riding overturned near
Budapest last month.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
IN CHANNEL 7 HOURS.

CAPE Girls NEZ. France. Septem.
Der % R.-Seven hours after enter.
Ing the water, Miss Mercedes Gleitz,
London typist, who has failed in five
attempts to swim the English Chan.
mel. was going strong, at 4:40 PM
She was Is miles northwest Of Cape
Girls .ez, where she started her swim,
and 10 miles west Of Calais. Condi.
tions were still good. although the
breeze was freshening and the sea
growing choppy.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
POLICE SEEK BEACH
ON MURDER CHARGE
Poultry Man, Accused of Aid
ing Staying, Believed
Out of State.

By the Associated Press.
HAMMONTON, n. J., September
2S.-Reported to have left the State,
Willis Beach. poultry farmer. was
sought today on a warrant charging
him with aiding and abetting in the
murder of DIR. A. William Lilliendahl.
slain near here September Is.
Edison Hedges of Atlantic City.
counsel for the South Vineland poul-
try raiser. said he would not give him
up to the police. but that he would
produce him before court of proper
Jurisdiction or the grand jury.
Beach left home yesterday morning
shortly before State troopers arrived
to bring him to Hammonton to face
three men from Trenton, who said
they had seen a car answering the
description of Beach's new automo.
bile come from little-used road near
the scene of the killing and speed
toward Hammonton.
Search Is Unsuccessful.
Mrs Beach, who arrived home from
visit with her daughter in Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Pa, few minutes before
the troopers called for her husband,
was unable to say where he had gone.
Neither she nor her daughter-in-law,
Mrs Raymond Beach. would discuss
the Lilliendahl case, the younger
woman stating that they had been ad-
vised by their attorney not to talk.
Frank Harold, chief of Atlantic
County detectives, obtained the war
rant for the poultry raiser'S arrest
when a seven-hour search for him was
unsuccessful. Beach was under $4,000
bail as a material witness. He lived
near the Lilliendahl home, in South
Vineland.
Although she said she was con-
vinced Of his innocence of any cOnnec-
ton with the killing of the elderly
physician, Beach's daughter, Miss Ber.
tina May Beach, is quoted as having
said she Is not interested in what
happens to him, and that she has not
been on god terms with him for 10
years. She is superintendent Of
nurses at the Masonic Home in Eliza
bethtoWn.
Widow Free on Bail.
Mrs. Margaret Lilliendahl, widow of
the physician, who is free on $25. 900
bail as a material witness, told author
tiles that she knew Beach as "a man
who helped DR.. Lilliendahl with the
chickens" According to detectives,
Beach admitted writing letters ad-
dressed to Peggy Anderson" which
has been stated to be an alias for Mrs.
Lilliendahls
The widow told authorities that DR..
Lilliendahl was slain by two negroes.
who then robbed her. Investigators
stopped their hunt for the negroes
few days after the killing.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
AMERICAN MAKES DEBUT.
Richard Crooks, Tenor, Sings Cav
aradossi in .sLa Tosca."

BERLIN, September % R.-Rich-
ard Crooks. American tenor. made his
operate debut at the Municipal Opera
here last night. He appeared as
Cavaradossi, in LA Tosca." He
showed excellent dramatic ability,
which earned for him a number Of
curtain calls.
Mr.. Crooks previously had sung in
Berlin in concert. He Is native of
New Jersey.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
SCHOOL TEACHERS STRIKE
Vera Cruz Educators Demand Sal
aries Which Are Overdue.

MEXICO CITY, September % R).-
School teachers of Vera Cruz have car
ried out their threat to go on strike
for payment of arrears in salary.
press dispatches say.
Labor unions, supporting them. sta
toned pickets at the school buildings
yesterday to inform the children that
there would be no classes until the
teachers salaries were paid.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
Pigeon in Fireplace
Explains "Spooks''
In State Department
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Spooky sounds that troubled the
western European division of the
State Department yesterday with
visions of international spies were
explained today when a bedraggled
carrier pigeon crawled out from be-
hind the cover of the old.fashioned
fireplace in the Office of the ch'c:
of the division and found i -','.'
securely trapped under the 'e
cage used to arrest sparks iro.n
wood fires.
The bird apparently had landed
on the top Of a chimney rs feet
or more above and fallen into the
fireplace through fatigue. A band
on its leg identified it as belonging
to the Monument City Concourse
Association Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Coolidge was told by Sen
ator Gillett, Republican, Massa-
chusetts, today that he had found
precedent for the Executives political
statement of August 2. but that he
had to go back into British politics
of the Victorian age to find it.
During the time when Lord Pal.
merston and John Russell, both prime
ministers for Queen Victoria, were
engaging in a bitter political fight.
Lord Palmerston remarked to a
friend: II do not choose to be rubbed
into the dirt by Johnny Russell"
Evening star., 1927-09-28

MEMPHIS. Tenn, September % P).
The bullet.riddled body of Thomas
Williams. negro, alleged to have at
tackled a so year old white woman
near Barrettville, this county, yester.
day morning. was found today in
Pleasant Union Church yard two
miles from the scene of the crime.
Evening star., 1927-09-28

Continued from First Page.)
Reeves, who made a nice pickup and
threw him out. Tobin sent a hard
drive to left. but Reeves made a Won
derful stop and threw him out. Car.
lyle tripled to the center field fence.
Reeves threw out Rollings. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. singled to
right center on the first ball pitched.
Regan threw out Rice, Hadley going
to second. Harris walked. Camel
walked. filling the bases. Goslin
watched a slow third strike go by.
Judge fouled to Rothrock. No runs.
BOSTON-Moore flied to Goslin in
left center. Bluege drew an error
when he dropped Wiltse's foul. Had.
ley threw out Wiltse. Hadley threw
out Rothrock on close play at first.
No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Ro threw out
Ruel Rothrock threw out Bluege.
Reeves lined to Rothrock on the first
ball pitched. No runs.
BOSTON-Rogeil hit back Of first
Judge knocked the ball down, but
could not field it. Harris picked 1t UP
and threw to Hadley. who covered
first for a fine out. Flagstead flied to
G0siin. Reeves threw out Regan. No
runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
WASHINGTON - Hadley walked.
Rice singled to left, Hadley stopping
at second. Harris lined to Flagstead.
Camel hit to Rogell, who stepped on
third, forcing Hadley. and then Rogell's
throw to Rollings doubled CAMEL. No
runs.
BOSTON-Tobin singled to left, the
ball taking a bad hop over Bluege.
Carlyle sacrificed. Bluege to Harris.
who covered first. Rollings was hit
in the back with a pitched ball.
Moore struck out. Myer batted for
Wiltse and was called out on strikes.
No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Har now pitch
ing for Boston. Goslin grounded to
Rollings. Judge beat out a slow roller
toward third. Judge took second or
wild pitch. Ruel watched a third
strike 90 by. Bluege walked. Reeves
singled to right. scoring Judge and
sending Bluege to third. Reeves stole
second. Hadley fouled to Rogell. One
run.
BOSTON-Rothrock singled to left
Camel dropped Rogell's liner and
RothrOck reached third and Rogel
second. Flagstead sent a sacrifice fly
to Goslin. Rothrock scoring and Rogel
holding second. Regan sent a Ions
f1y to Camel, Rogell taking third after
the catch. Goslin made a shotstrins
catch Of Tobins low liner. One run
NINTH INNING.
WASHINGTON - Rice lined Il
Flagstead Harris doubled along the
right field foul line. Camel popped
TO Rogell. Goslin flied to Regan. Nc
runs.
BOSTON-Carlyle struck out. Har'
sis threw out Rollings. Shaner bat
Ted for Moore. Shaner flied to Goslin.
NO runs. ..--. .-.---.-------.------------
Evening star., 1927-09-28
Farm Property Destroyed.
,ecial Dispatch IN Tha Star

WINCHESTER, Va, September %.
-Noland Grandle saved only the fam.
lily organ and sewing machine when
his home caught fire yesterday, in the
Marlboro district. The home, barn
and other property were destroyed. He
was alone when the blaze broke out.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
Relief Party Wanted.

From the Boston Transcript.
Mr.. Boreleigh-That lady talking to
our hostess is Mrs. Brown-she's very
keen on rescue work.
The Girl tyawkng)-Oh. do hope
she'll come over here.
Evening star., 1927-09-28

Nearly 100000 women's skirts and
blouses made In tbs country were
sent abroad last year.
Evening star., 1927-09-28

The average size Of French farms
is 20 acres. and here are many with
from two to twelve acres.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
MATS BEAT RED S0X
BY SCORE OF z TOT
IN DUAL BILL OPENER

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1927-09-28
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW.

FIRST RACE--Purse. $1,000: claiming;
for 2-year-olds; furlOngs.
Evening star., 1927-09-28

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
Evening star., 1927-09-14
OWNER DROPS $500.

Will take $500 less than cost for my SEM
detached brick home in NV: has 9 rooms,
bath built-in garage, concrete alley. and
complete in every way: near Rittenhouse st.
and both car lines. Price. S6,500: owner.
Address Box 491-V. Star office.
Evening star., 1927-09-14
14O4 SPRING ROAD.

Beautiful home containing 6 large rooms
and tiled bath: perfect condition: larSs
ward. garage inspection by permit only.
Evening star., 1927-09-14
SALE-HOUSES.
Attractive Corner Home.
Chevy Chase, Maryland.
c12OS0

This English type home is unusually at.
tractive and is convenient to the Connect.
contains everything the most discriminating
buyer may require. The rooms are large.
bright and attractively finished in tinted
moreno There is brick fireplace In the
living room. There are screens for every
window and door in the house and there
is bultln garage
Phone Wisconsin e763 or after pm
Wisconsin 1876
Evening star., 1927-09-14
PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
fer constructing additions to the EDMOND
STON SCHOOL. Hyattsvilic. Prince GEORGES
County. Maryland Plans and specifications
and information as to time of opening bids
etc. at Office Of TPMAN & ADAMS archie
lects. 1908 Woodward Buildn~. Washlnaton
y. c IL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Ofice Of tie
Supervising Architect WASHINGTON y e..
Sept =. 19@7--Scacd bids Will I'VE opened
in this office 1t , y M Sept ." lH"t
tor painting ceiling of cash room !
Treasury Building WASHINGTON. d. &. Speoj-
tco tiOns may he obtained from this Office tu
the discretion of the Supervising Architect.
JAS A WETMORE. ActinS Supervising
Architect spi314l6
Evening star., 1927-09-14
SALE-HOUSES.
3 COLORED BARGAINS.

3O0-FACING 10th ST: REAUTIFCI,
Or. reception hall and b. colonial
home; front and double rear porch
es. h.-w h.. cleo: deep lot: garage
Terms. $3.50 per month.
o,5oo-Corner of . streets beautiful =
room and bath colonial home
h.-w.h.. cleo: deep lot with Gear
sarage 5000 cash, $3.50 per
,150-Coner s-room and bath modern
home. h.-w.h.. elec.: vicinity 1st
and sts. NV.
Phone Immediately for appointment to
inspect
SHOWALTER REALTY CO.,
Exclusive Agents
Suite 404. Vermont Bldg
Phone Main 1853: Evenings. Pot. 5O53.
Evening star., 1927-09-14

COLORED HOMES FOR SALE
st A
for A
On nearM and a and home
by all
brickga A IN 1neghb
Circle Location
doctor dentist Suta a RS hou
=. WARDMAN, x~@se
1887 K St. NV. f&s1sa. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1927-09-14
SALE HOUSES.
SACRIFICE

Builder will sell two bungalows at prac.
tically cost. located in NV. Washington. on
l4th st. car line: five and six rooms hot
water heat: hardwood floors: built-in fea-
lures: large lots: garages; handled on easy
terms.
Phone Decatur 1851 after PM
Evening star., 1927-09-14

BIG BARGAINS.
255 llth st. Sc, corner.
1910 Potomac ave. Sc.
sos LongGellow st. NV.
SIS 18th st. ne.
All these houses have 6 large
rooms with tile bath, h0t-water
heat, electric lights, double rear
porches, laundry trays, garage
with each house. Inspect at
once. Prices and terms very
reasonable.
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 N. Y. Ave. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1927-09-14

BY OCT. !. FROM OWNER CIR & r. HON
ami.. gar. or space ON terms $500 ca,
StD mo. Address Hoy 1tS.V
Evening star., 1927-09-14
New Leland Brick Home.


CTItVV OIIdSt, NIU.-DIU,JoU.
This new brick home on a beautiful lot
with six immense shade trees is one of
nine homes Just being completed and
believe this is one of the most attractive
group of homes we have ever offered at
the price Completely equipped including
shades. screens. garage-yards sodded and
beautified with shrubbery. Paved street.
cement sidewalk absolutely all modern con-
veniences-one block from line. bus
line and stores-convenient to the Chevy
Hna bs betv Hg9 bas erade der sc0n and
For appointment to inspect. phone Wis
cOnsin 2763 or after pm. Wisconsin 1915.
Evening star., 1927-09-14
SHORE PROPERTY.

COTTAGES FOR SALE AT SPECIAL
at any time. Call CHISHOLM Main 700.
WEEK END COTTAGES AT NORTH BEACH.
S5. $40 and SIS. Fishing partIcs ar
ranged: chicken or shore dinners served.
This is the enjoyable season. Write
CHISHOLM. 1902 L st. NV. or call Main
Evening star., 1927-09-14
SALE--HOUSES.
SALE--HOUSES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
1412 Eye Street NV. Franklin o5O3.


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