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Evening star., 1928-12-13
EAGLES TO OPEN SEASON
WITH WAR COLLEGE FIVE

Petworth Nets will journey to Peters,
burg, Va, Saturday night to engage the
strong Petersburg professional Quint.
Kendall ran away with the Fifth Bap-
tist five, "a to /, last night in Baptist
Young Peoples Union League encoun-
ter.
Nusbaum Pharmacists are seeking
games with unlimited class teams for
tomorrow and Sunday. Call Franklin
2481. The Pharmacists will meet
Company E quint at Washington Bar
racks Saturday night.
West Baltimore A. C. quint Of Balti-
more is after a match to be played with
an unlimited class team here during the
Christmas holidays. West Baltimore
tossers are prominent in the Baltimore
Sunday School League. Leslie Tar
button is receiving challenges for the
West Baltimore team at 816 North
Payson street, Baltimore.
Y. M. C. A. courtmen will take part
in two games tonight. The Big Five
will meet Dixie Pig tosers in the main
game at $3.50 o'clock and the Inde-
pendents will mix in preliminary at
7:15 o'clock.
Schultz A. C. will open its season
tomorrow night, engaging Boiling Field
toSSerS on the latters court. The
Cigarmen are booking games at Ma
tional 1922 after pm.
Washington An-Stars and Newark
Pleasure Club basketers, carded to meet
I tomorrow night In the 104th Regiment
Armory, Baltimore, will not clash until
Monday night.
Stanton A. c. cOurtmen have reor-
ganized for the season. Pepco Barry
will coach the team which will include
Anderson, De Lozier, Fitzgerald Cherni-
koff, Cornell, Glascock, Gooch and
Brew.
w. HI. West Co. team which meets
| the Company F. National Guard, reg
ular team at Hyattsville tonight at 80
o'clock, is to report at Fourth and
Rhode Island avenue northeast at 7:3O
o'clock. These West players are to re-
port: w. Scruggs, H. Scruggs, Banta,
Larry Boerner, Zahn, Dezendorf, Taylor,
Furman, Williams, Trip and Haney.
Clark Griffith five, because of a
Eagles December 81. Manager Men,
delson of the Griffiths at Columbia
1458 will offer another date.
Capital Flashes downed Boys Inde-
pendent Band quint, 18 to 8, last night.
Defeating Remsen A. c., 81 to rs,
Northern five won its third straight
game last night. Tonight Northerns
will meet Wilson A. G. in Wilson Normal
gym.
Games with unlimited or senior class
teams of this city are sought by Bat
terry c, 18th Field Artillery quint,
champion among the Fort Myer post
teams. Call Gaines at West 1000,
branch SO.
Boys Club Standard basketers, who
are after matches with 130-145-pound
teams having gyms, will report tomorrow
night at the st. Martins gym at z
o'clock; The Standards manager may
be reached at Georgia 4214.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
ahoc uint Opens Saturday Eastern Arrange Heavy Grid Card

past season, will enter the United States
Military Academy following his gradu-
alton next June from Western. Park
has shown a deal of gridiron ability at
times. He is brother of William Park.
also formerly of Western and who this
season was on the West Point gridiron
squad.
Harry Councillor, Bill Werber and Joe
Croson, forward, guard and center, re-
spectively, and all former athletic stars
at Tech High here, are expected to be
in the starting lineup for Duke Uni
versity when the latter opens its basket
ball season against Georgetown here
January g.
Councillor and Werber were on the
Duke team last Winter, but Croson, who
was the mainstay of the Freshmen
quint a campaign ago, will be playing
for the first time with the Varsity.
Georgetown will be met by Duke on
trip during which the Blue Devils also
will engage the Navy at Annapolis
January 9 and Virginia at Charlottes
vile January 10.
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PENN, PITT TOSSERS
IN MIDWEST GAMES
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 1.-TWO pow
erful Eastern basket ball teams-P1tts-
burgh and Pennsylvania-open their
Western invasion tonight.
Penn, holder Of the Eastern title last
season, tackles Indiana, co-champions OF
the Big Ten, in the inaugural game Of
the Hoosiers' new $350,000 field house,
while the Pittsburgh Panthers sharpen
their claws for Western Conference foes
on Butler.
Tomorrow night Pittsburgh, who last
season cast CONSERVATION throughout
the Western Conference. will meet
Northwestern. They will go to Madison
for game with DR.. Meanwell's reformed
"midgets" Saturday and will play Ohio
State en- route home next week.
While Pittsburgh is attempting a
repetition of its feat of last season,
downing four Big Ten teams in as many
nights, Pennsylvania will be matching
prowess with Ohio State Friday night
and Michigan Saturday.
Pittsburgh is bringing much the same
team that won 81 consecutive, games
and averaged nearly AZ points game
last season.
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COUNTY COURT LOOP
ARRANGES SCHEDULE

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, December IS
william CDucky) Needs. secretary
treasurer of the newly organized Prince
Georges County Basket Ball League,
which opened Monday night. has an
nounced the complete remaining sched-
ule for the league as follows, the first
named being the home team in each
case:
Rainier. at pa'1i Hyattsvile Il, Company F. No
IS Headquarters, at Lauref Berwyn VS.:
vs.. 'lirGd Dfxie Pis. at Hyattsviile; i8 Comets
vs.. Mount Rainier. at Laurel; 20. Company
No No. W vs. nT Brantvood 90 't'1G at HVattsSie 81
ReadggarterT TT n~ VS. Comets g Lre Hsa9
gsn psny F. no. o0%s's; =; compsny ays 10. S at
Roinler. at Laureli Dixie Pig VS.. Berwyn'
January 1-compsny, P No. 1 vs.. Brent
wood at Hyattsville; Q. Mount Rainier VS..
Iersy Berwyn' at Laurel ceompanE No No VS.
No. z vs; Hesdauarters. st Laurel: Comets
Comets vs.. Dixie Pig. at Laurel; 10. Company
2 No. 2 vs.. Berwyn. at HyattsvIle; II:
Eb
Brentwood vs.. Mount Rainier. at Laurel;
Il, Comets vs.. Company F No. 1, az Hyatts--
ville Is. Berwyn vs.. Headquarters, at
Leurel Dixie Pig vs.. Brentwood. at Laurel:
II, Mount Rainier VS.. Company F No, 2. at
4yettsyille; 18. HEADQUARTERS VS.. Company
F. No l., at Laurel; Brentwood vs.. Berwyn'
!. tOai; at Hyaftsville: h a2: Mount Rainier Us
Comets, at Laurel; q, Berwyn vs.: Com
pany No. /. at Hyattsville; Brentwood vs.
Company F No. 2. at Hyattsyille; IS. Comets
VS.. Headquarters. at Laurel; Dixie Pig vs.
Railsipr. COMPANY
No. VS. Company F No. 1. at Hyattsville:
%. Brentwood VS.. Headquarters. at Laurel;
Comets VS.. Bery-n at Laurel 81. Brent
wood vs. Company No: |. at Hyattsyille.
February Mount Rainier VS.. Headquar-
ters. at Laurel: Berwyn VS.. Dixie Pig, at
Laurel. 4. Dixie Pig VS.: Company F No; l.
at Hyattsville; 5. Berwyn vs.. Mount Rainier
at Laurel; Comets VS.. Company No. 2, at
Laurel; T. Mount Rainier VS.. Company
No. /, at Hyattsville: 8, Headquarters. VS..
Company F No. 2. at Laurel: Brentwood VS..
Comets. at Laurel H., .Berwyn vs. Company
No 2, at HyattSville: IL. Dixie Pig VS..
Comets. at Laurel; a.. Mount Rainier vs.
Brentwood, at Hyattsville; is, Dixie Pig VS..
uaad 1t
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DIXIE GRID CONTEST
IS UP FOR APPROVAL

NASHVILLE. Tenn. December 13
R).-Southern Conference foot ball
coaches met here today for the annual
conference, with the question of ap-
proval of a proposed charity foot ball
game between teams representing the
Northern and Southern divisions of the
Conference foremost on the program. A
barbecue has been planned for today.
Ratification of the contest. which will
be played in Atlanta on New Year day
is expected as the game already has the
approval of the Conference executive
committee.
Dates and places of Southern Confer
ence athletic events for 1929 also will
be decided by the coaches.
The meeting will be concluded Friday
night with a banquet.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

A NACOSTIA EAGLES, District un-
~ limited class basket ball cham
"A pionS, who will hold forth on
n the court this Winter as the
Skinker Brothers Eagles, will
open their campaign Sunday in the
Congress Heights Auditorium, entertain
ing Army War College at 8 O'Clock.
In preliminary, Potomac Boat Club
and National Circles viii clash at 2
o'clock.
Bernie Peacock is again managing
the Eagles, whose lineup will include
such stalwarts as Gwynn King, ALSO a
prominent tennis player; Dutch Krunnm
Joe Sweeney, Ralph Bennie, Morris
Clarke. Bert Thompson and Dick
Streeks.
In the War College quint, the Birds
will be facing team which has won
eight straight games.
Oakley A. C. basketers of Baltimore
want to card Sunday night games with
unlimited-class teams In Washington.
Oakleys boast good record. For games
with the Baltimoreans, address Theo-
dore Marks, 1854 Oakley avenue, Balti-
more.
Led by Bernie Jones, former Business
High star, Hartman Co. baSketerS
pulled an upset by drubbing the Com
pany F, courtnen of HyattSville,, "a to
IS, last night in Washington City
League game.
WoItz Photographers in their first
game in the Community Center's un-
limited class court League, last night
defeated Mount Vernon courtn1en, 33
to %, in an interesting game on the
Central High floor.
Northwest Cardinals, who meet
French A. G. tomorrow night in an un-
limited class basket ball game and
meet Brentwood Hawks Friday night.
declare that the Peck Memorial Seniors
beat the Cardinals Reserves, Al to 81,
and not the Cardinals first team.
Card players are to report tomorrow
night at French's Sport Store at 6:l5
o'clock.
Games are being booked by the Cards
with teams having gyms through Man
ager Kelly at Adams 1746-W.
In Boys Club League games last
night in the club gym st. Martin S
trimmed Times Boys Club, 18 to IL;
Terrors were 24-to-19 victors over st.
Martins and Optimists took the measure
of another Times Boys Club combina-
ton, "a to 18.
National Circles won over Army Head
quarters basketers, % to 19, last night
in the Barracks gym.
w. b. Hibbs Co. and fremont A. C.
quints will clash tonight at o'clock
in Central High gym.
Led by Kish and Schott, Army War
College basketers swamped Boiling Field
quint, Al to 16. The Soldiers meet
Peerless A. C. tomorrow night at the
Barracks.
Jewish Community Center Big five
drubbed Tivoli Whirlwinds, 48 to 10,
last night at the center The Center
Flashes beat Silver Spring High tossers.
| 40 to %.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
CAPITAL CUNTS LISTED
BY FREDERICK TOSSERS

FREDERICK, Md, December 49,
Basket ball teams of Washington and
nearby places will furnish most of the
opposition for Cresaps quint of this
city. Manager George Paxson of the
olWs:
December AZ. Washington Yankees here
January 8, Washington .Grays here; II.
Bliss Electrical School at Silver Spring; is,
Silver Spring Service Go. here: 20, Anacos-
Boat Club at Alexandria, Va; 80, Company
F of Hyattsville here.
Is. Anacostia Eagles here; II, Service Co.
at Silver Spring, and %. Company at
HyattSville.
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PLANNING TO LIST
NINE 1929 GAMES
Will Play Several Contests
Prior to Opening of
Title Series.
TOHN PAUL COLLINS, assistant

VOHN PAUL COLLINS, assistant
principal and athletic adviser at
Eastern High School, announced
~ today that the Lincoln Park
Schools foot ball eleven prob
ably will play a schedule of nine games
in 1929, but that it will be some time
before the card is completed.
1t is planned by Collins to give more
consideration to the shaping of the foot
view to arranging a card that will
not be too heavy nor too light for the
team.
Calvert Hall will again be the first
team on Easterns eleven, according to
present plans. It is likely that Dewitt,
st. Johns and Emerson will then be
encountered before the public high title
games. The annual Thanksgiving day
encounter with York High at York, Pa.
probably will again be staged, and 1t Is
likely that match with either the
Martinsburg, w. Va, or Wilmington,
Del, High School eleven will be booked.
Four basket ball matches will be in
order for scholastic quints hereabout to-
morrow Eastern will entertain Bliss
Electrical School on the Eastern floor;
Western will open its campaign playing
host to Alexander High on the Western
floor; st. Adams will have the Silver
Spring, Md, High School quint as its
guest, and Central will travel to Balti-
more to engage Forest Park High
tosserS.
Central and Eastern quints had en-
gagements today, the former against
Hyattsville High at Hyattsville and the
latter against George Mason High on
the Eastern floor.
Leading Western High Schools foot
ball team next Fall will be Quincy
Owens, hard-fighting little center of the
Red and White eleven, who was yeSter-
day elected captain. Owens has shown
particular strength as defensive
player.
Eastern High School will honor its
sturdy 1928 foot ball team, runner-up
in the public high school title series, at
a banquet tonight at the Lincoln Park
School, when a captain for the 1929
Eastern eleven will be chosen.
Central High will banquet its foot ball
team tomorrow night, when the 1929
Blue and White Leader will be chosen.
Basket ball practice started yesterday
at Gonzaga, when more than 80 candi-
dates reported to Coach Ken Simon
dinger. The squad will not reach full
proportions, however, and earnest work
will not begin until Monday, when all
foot ball players who also engage in
the court game will report.
Dewitt School will honor its 1923 foot
ball team at the annual gridiron ban
quet to be given by the schools alumni
association December 26 at the school.
Letters will be awarded members of
the eleven and captain for 1929 prob
ably will be elected. j. Leighton
Count Cornwell, president of the
Dewitt Alumni Association, has an
nounced that many persons prominent
in District sports circles will be invited
1t has been announced that Dick Park,
quarterback and captain of the Western
High School foot ball team during the
Evening star., 1928-12-13

Totals 15 8 SO Totals -. Z rs
Foul shots attempted-Mesmer ca; Byrnes 1sa
Buren, a. Smith (D. Referes4-Mr Eberts
Catholic ID.
American University and Gallaudet
basket ball teams are getting in flnal
licks for their encounter tomorrow night
in the American University gym. 1t
will be the first game of the season for
both quints
Both teams will present combinations
Including several seasoned performers.
Bruce Kessler, Shloss, Field, Capt
La Favre and Levine are veterans
available at A. u, while Lichliter,
Burgess and Hayes are players OF prov
ed worth, which Coach G. Baillie
Springston has at hand.
Coach John Walter Krug has such
stalwarts on the job as Capt. Dyer,
Cosgrove, Cain, Yoder, Ringle, Hokan-
son, Monaghan, Stebbin, Hiken, Weaver
and OBrien.
Paul Bowen and Bill Snow, former
stars of George Washington fraternity
teams, have joined the Colonial Varsity
basket ball squad. Both Of these men
were welcomed by Crum. Bowen is an
ESPECIALLY dNSSRbdb4C dN0AOAOAA 90 AAO W 80
a regular forward with the Colonials in
1925, and led the team In scoring. Snow
stands feet inches and is expected
to put up a determined bid for the
center post. In fact he is the only
candidate now striving for the berth
left vacant by the graduation of Slim
Goodson. The Colonial squad now
numbers 10. Crum would like many
more candidates.
Castell and Perry appear the most
likely candidates for the Colonial Fresh
men team, which is being coached by
Dave Thompson, associate G. w. physi-
cal director. Thompson plans games
for his team with most of the high and
prep school quints of the city to be
played as preliminaries to the Varsity
games in the H street gym.
Catholic University's swimming team
may be coached by Fred Drummer, vet
eran Central High tutor. Drummer now
is instructing the Cardinal natators in
formally. It is thought be would be
Evening star., 1928-12-13
BLUR CHASSIS LUBRcATIoN

BLUR CHASSIS LUBRIcATION
By simply pushing your foot on the
plunger, you thoroughly lubricate II
places in the chassis. No automobile
can survive without proper fabrication.
With an Auburn this long dirty job of
chassis fabrication is eliminated. You
are not dependent upon some careless
workman. Your car will always be pro-
tected by adequate fabrication without
the slightest trouble or work ON your
part. This means that your car win en-
dure longer and perform better. It
protects your investment and insures q
higher resale value, because your car
will be In better condition.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
DUKE U. SIGNS De HART
FOR THREE MORE YEARS

DURHAM, N. c., December 13 B.-
Coach James De Hart has signed
three-year contract to remain as direc-
tor of athletics and foot ball coach at
Duke University.
The new contract carries an increase
in salary.
He became associated with the uni
versity in this capacity three years ago.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
,-E.H.F4.H.
PROTECTED WIRING

Auburn uses only the finest materials
a. indicated by Corona proof ignihon
wires, that give complete freedom from
ignition leaks that often occur when
inferior cable is used. On top Of that
these wires are carried in specially de-
signed conduits, that prevent any possis
bility of coil trouble due TO rain or sncw.
The coils are mounted so as to be kept
perfectly dry at all times and never
subject to motor heat.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

able to tutor both the Central and G. u
squads.
During his many years as coach
Drummer has turned out host of
natators who have won high honors.
During the Christmas holidays the
George Washington gymnasium is to be
improved. The floor will be scraped and
painted and treated with preparation
specially suited for basket ball.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
STRONG wEDs ACTRESS.

NEW YORK, December 13 R.-
Kenneth Elmer Strong, New York Uni
versity foot bali star, was married yes
terday to Amelie Zimmerman, musical
comedy actress, known on the stage as
Bella Harrison.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
PIRATES CLAIM PITCHER.

PITTSBURGH, December 13 R.-
Pittsburgh National League base ball
club has obtained Lawrence French,
left-handed pitcher, from the Portland
club of the Pacific Coast League.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
BANKER. .BAsKETERs WIN.

American & Security Bank basket
ball team defeated Fort Myer cagers
last night, % to 10, on Central High
gym floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
CALDWELL TO TRY HOCKEY.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., December 13
LP).-Bruce Caldwell, who was a foot
ball star at Yale, has decided to try
professional hockey. He has agreed to
come to Providence for a try-out.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

Army Medical School five downed
medical Center outfit, 38 to 90, last
night at Walter Reed.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
MORE HEAD AND LEG ROOM

Auburn bodies are lower in design with
a lower center Of gravity. which elm.
mates sidesway, makes them hold the
road safer and makes driving easier.
AT the same time, they offer more head
room and more leg room, and you sit
AT the most comfortable and restful
angle of any automobile in the world.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

STEEL RUNNING BOARDS
The running boards ON this model are
of steel, affording the greatest protection
against damage and an absolute guar
antee against warpage.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

SIX CROSS MEMBERS
The unusual strength Of the frame, with
six cross members including wide rear
boiler plate cross member, prevents
shimmy and wobbling. Safety as well -
comfort and efficiency results.
Evening star., 1928-12-13
JOE ROBEY- Cen+er
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.
New Haven, 2; Philadelphia, 1.
Kitchener, 6; London, 0.
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Georgetown, 3S; Western Maryland,
%.
st. Louis University, 80; Grinnell, 22.
Hamline, 81; st. Thomas, rs.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

A NACOSTIA EAGLES, District un-
~ limited class basket ball cham
Il pions, who will hold forth on
Il n the court this Winter as the
Skinker Rrnthers, Eagles will
Evening star., 1928-12-13

Foul shots attempted-Mesmer t2l, Byrnes
(s). Dutton l2). Meenan, MCCARTHY 90,
Brol1 (5l, Machamer (2l, Wllker' van
Buren ar. Smith (4. Referee4-Mr. Eberts
(Cathoiic u.
Evening star., 1928-12-13

During the past season when 1t lost
not a game and was not scored upon the
Catholic University Freshman foot bah
team counted 1So points against its op-
ponents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09

Fresh Killed Stewing Chic
Prime Ribs of Roast Beef
Breast of Veal h., Csc
Pork Chops, End Cuts, H., 35c
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Stewing Lamb h., I8c
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cold CUTS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
WOLFF GETS DELAY
IN POLICE TRIAL
DeS MoineS Driver. Arrested
Here for Operating Without
Permit, Makes Charges.

CHARGES against Headquarters De-
fective Jacob Welt, fled by Milton Levy,
Des Moines, through his friend, Repre-
sentative Bland of Virginia. were post
poned for two weeks today by the police
trial beard at the request Of defense
counsel
According to Mr.. Bland. who APP
peare6 against Wolf. the officer halted
levy on Maryland avenua. June 3. with
out reason. and then held him In tail
overnight because he could not exhibit
drivers permit
No Permit in Iowa.
No such permit is necessary in Iowa.
Mr. Bland said adding that the de-
t~~ftve refused to set in touch with
friends Of Levy here, holding the lat
ser prisoner until word hsd been re-
rsived from the chief of police in Des
Nnines, in response 10 a query that he
vas not driving = stolen car
Levy subsequently was released with
rrnfuSe apologies.
Defense testimony con;rsdicting that
previously heard two weeks ago at a
tr,el hos~6 hNarinc in the eases of OH
Ger r. s. Miller of the third precinct
ard Officer c. c. Stepp Of the ninth
precinct also was presented this
morning
Miller Is charged with beating Alfred
Witherington, motorman, at Dupont
Circle On July 3. after Witherington al
egedly had diSregarded his traffic signal
Stepp is alleged TO have broken into
ths house Of Mrs. Mary ]. Davis, ITO
Fifteenth street about the morning of
June :, 10 have cursed Mrs. Davis and
to have engaged in fight with one of
her roomers
Eight witnesses were produced by the
defense to testify that Miller was not
intoxicated when ne arrested whitening
ton. DR. James Kilrov. police physician.
who examined Miller shortly after told
the board that he had not been
drinking
Accused Of Holding Suit
The case Of Policeman L. Christian
son Of the eleventh precinct. who is
charged with failing to return a suit
OF clothes that haS ben ,1seS as evi-
6ence in the Police Court. concluded
the trial boards session for the morn
ing InSpec. or A. j. HsaG cy uo.d ,ile
hoard that the case in which the suit
was evidence was nolle pressed April
IL and that Christianson did not re-
turn the clothes to Bernsteinis clothing
store. on the 1860 block of Seventh
street. where he had obtained them.
until more than month later. when
he was ordered. at the complaint of
Bernstein to turn the clothes in.
Christensen denied that he had been
negligent declaring that he held the
suit under Inspector Headley's orders
ana returned II To lis owner as soon as
Headley gave him permission to do so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
BEER BOTTLE YIELDS
BLOODY FINGERPRINT
sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, August Am UNI
identified fingerprint outlined in blood
upon bathroom medicine chest today
gave investigators more work to do be-
fore starting the prosecution of Leo F.
Kelly. Butcher Boy" charged with the
murder of his society matron friend,
Mrs. Myrtle L, Mellus.
AS Kelly and his attorney continued
70 protest his innocence a county grand
Jury yesterday returned an indictment
charging him with killing the woman
he said was his companion In a clam
destine romance lasting five years.
A police fingerprint expert found
kelly's imprints upon the neck of a
beer bottle from which he poured drinks
for Mrs. Mellus last SUNDAY curing a
drinking party that preceded the STAY
ing.
After examining the bathroom finger
print the expert reported that 1t was
not Kelly's. He said that it might have
been made by any of the dozen or more
detectives. newSpapermen and neigh
bors who Swarned into the house after
Mrs MelluS' nude and mutilated body
was found there by her husband
The fingerprintS of Frank MelluS. the
husband. have been taken for recording.
while the police are obtaining those of
others known to have visited the scene
of the tragedy.