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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
Rad MEKSYkANSKI UWAZA
KOSCIOLY | WSZYSTkIE
BUDYNKI KOSCIELNE
"a SWOJA WLA-
SNOSC

MEKSYK. - Prezydent Cal
les wydal dekret, zamieniajacy
dalsze piec koscio}ow katolickch
ma szko}y publiczne. Koscio1y
te So We wsiach W stanach Ma
yarit, Guanajuato, Michoacan,
Oaxaca Morelos.
Zanim Rad Callesa zlozy VIA
DE, przeprowadzi oszacowanie
wszystkiej wlasnosci koscielnej
w obrebie kraju. Przypuszczal-
nie& majatki koscielne So warte
$250,0O0,00O. " "
Department. panstwowy VIA
ssnosci, poiaczony z minister
stwem skarbuI wyznaczy eksper-
tow do oszacowania majatkow
koscielnych. Wedle teorji rZa-
du Callesa, jest on w}ascicielenl
wszystkich budynkow i w}asno-
sci uzywanych do publicznych
celow religijnych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
j Stop p0mnika TadeuSza ko$CiuSzM

otrzymala odznaczenia. miedzy
innymi minister Zaleski oraz
marsza}ek Daszynski, ktorzy o.
trzymali "purpurowe p}aszcze"
rownoznaczne tytu}owi hrabiow
Afganistanu.
Przyjazd krola Amanullaha W
niedziele powitany byl ma dwor-
Gu glownym 21 strza}an.i arma-
tniemi. Sygnalisci wykonali hej-
nah. Krolowa otrzy1na}a moe
kwiat6w.
Pu}kownik Wieniawa D}ugo-
szewski vital krola W imieniu
Marsza}ka Pilsudskiego. ktory o.
pusci1 szpital, azeby wziac u
dzia} w przyjeciu monarchy
wschodniego, lecz lekarze zmu-
sill Wodza do pozostania w }oz-
ku.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
zTygodnia. I

Wiele sic mowi i pisze obecnie
o polskich lotnikach: majorze ldzi-
kowskim majorze Kubali. Zainte-
resuje to zapewne naszych Czytel-
nikow Czytelniczki, gdy zapozna-
ray ich z biografja polskich lotni-
kow.
Major Idzikowski, lat 81, zaczas
zsimowae sic awjatyka cd roku
1915-go. Studjowa} ma politechnice
we Lwowie kiedy wybuch{a woj-
ma swiatowa poczatkowo siuzy{ ja-
ko rosyjski poddany W armji ro-
syjskiej.
w roku 1918 wstapii do wojska
polskiego przydzielony zostaf
do slynnej eskadry Kosciuszki, mad
ktora miai dowodztwo puik. Faunt
leroy. "a wykazana dzielnose O.
trzymaf krzyi Virtuti Militari in
ne wysokie odznaczenia wojskowe.
Po wojnie zamianowany zostai in
struktorem W wojskowej szkole lot
niczej W Crudziadzu, skad przenie
stony zostaf do departamentu lotni-
czeso W Warszawie.
Bra} udzial W locie Warszawa-fa-
ryz, poczem zamianowany zosta'
szefem pierwszej dywizji lotniczeJ
" koncu wysiany do Paryza, jake
czlonek komisji wojskowej dla "a
kupienia samolotow dla rzadu pol
skiego. Rekord jego, jako lotniks
i zolnierza, jest nadzwyczajny.
Major Kubala, lat IS, studjowa'
chemie ma uniwersytecie Jagiellon
skim az do czasu wojny swiatowe
,Jsko lotnik, zaczai karjere " rok'
.1e16-ym.
Wzi.l udziai, jako lotnik' "
1;nie pol.ko : rosyjskiej. otrzy
m.l krzy. Virtuti Militari "a dziel
,,o:s ! inne odznaczenia wojskowe
Jest on pierwszej klasy mechan''
l;em ! ukonczyi szkoie awjatyczns
W Polsce.
Studiowai on rowniez awJatyke
" Bre.t, we Francji, aby przygo.
towac sic odpowiednio do lotu mad
Atlantykiem.
Lotnicy polscy posiadaja samo'
lot dwupiatowiec, typu Amiot mo
tor mark Lorraine-Dietriech s''e
$50 koni. Nazwali oni swoj samolot
"Orze{ Biafy'.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08

wielka korzyscia tax dla samej Litwy ak da Polsi,
gdyz przyjsce do wiadzy Kownie nnych elementow
wpynacby mogfo przyspieszenie naezytego rozwia-
zania sprawy polszo-ewskiej Trudno sic czegoskol-
wick spodziewac po Waldemarase, gdyz jak
>vielu twierdzi jest sumiennym wykonawca polecen
Berina by sic temuz przypodobac ME waha sic dzia-
lac niekorzysc Litwy ej ludnosci, starajac sic
utrzymane jak najdfuzej tego anormanego stanu
czy, by ME dopuscic do porozumienia sic wspolnego
zgodnego pozycia SODA dwoch bratnich narodow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08

Zafamanie sic obrony Szantung pred napera-
jaca armja powstancza Chinach ktora rozpocze{a
nova energczna ofenzywe, spowodowafo rejterade
lei armji rzadowej wszysthich frontach. Wojsko
panstvvowe cofa sic Pekin Wallxa bya nadzwyczaj
zacieka, ktorej armja peknska stracia 10000 zoi
nerza 36-cu godzinach. Jest oLropna, miazdzaca
wprost, kleska konserwatysow chinskich. Powstancy
zaje miasto Jenczaufu, lezace ln kolejowe Tien-
tsinPukau. Wiadomo:c zajecu tego miasta zostaia
potwierdzona rowniez Nanknu Ezanghaju, jak ME-
mniej rozmar armji rzadowej czyi polnocnej.
Po obu stronach valley coma jmniej 10000 zonierza
chinskiego. Jest to jedna najokropniejszych wojen
domowych, walka pomiedzy butwiejaca konserwa bu-
dzacym sic nacjonaizmem postepowym chinczykow. -
Jest to waka pomedzy mlodemi Chinami, a pozosta-
}oscia dynastji mandzurskie, wec ME chinskej, OBJ
cej duchem, kultura nawet jezykiem. Giowna zasiu-
&c tenn niebywaiem zwyciestwie powstancow chin
slch przypisuja generaiowi Feng Ju Hsiangow, daw-
niei TAX zwanemu seneraiowi chrzescahskiemu", kto
przesze ostatnio strone poiudniowcow, czyli do
wojsk powstanczych. Giowna koenda mad akcje from
tn poSstahczeso spoczywa jednakie rekach genera
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
WOJEWODA GRAZYNSkI OO.
RZUCH ZADANIE CA
LONDERA

kATOWICE. Wojewoda
Grazynski odrzucii zadan!e ko-
misarza Ligi Narodow, p. Gallon
dera, ably ME spiewano Roty
Konopnickiei W szkoiach polskich
ma Gornym Slasku Rota nae
jest spiewana W szkoiach ME
mieckich, ale w szkolach pol
skich nadal bedzie spiewana. TAX
zawyrokowal wojewoda Gralyn-
ski | siusznie
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OTWARCIE TARG0W PO.
ZNANSKICH

WARSZAWA. - OtwaYto Tar
gi Poznanskie, W ktorych udzia.
biora liczni przemyslowcy kra-
jowi zagraniczni. Przy otwar-
ciu przemawial minister handful,
ktory mowii postepie iaki Pol !,
ska zrobila W dziedzinie gospo-.
darczej W ostatnich kilku latach.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08

Puikownik Charles A. Lindbergh
ktory pierwszy bez przes'adan'a
przeleciaf Atlantyk New Yorku
do Pary1a, oznajmii, ie poleci ae-
roplanem esprit of St. Louis" do
Washingtonu i zostawi swoj sfawny
statek napowietrzny W lnstytuc'e
Smithsonskim. Bedzie to ostatn'
wzlot lego W tym historycznym juz
dzi.iaj aeroplanie.
w samolocie tym puakownik od-
byl lot przez Atlantyk New Yor-
ku do Paryza ture dobrej wolf do
Ameryki Centralnej Pofudniowej J.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
ROZMIAR WOJENNEJ FLOTY
POLSKIEJ

WARSZAWA. - Polska po-
siada obecnie S torpedowcow, 2
kanonierki, 4 trawlery, / sta
TEX hydrograficzny l transpor-
towiec. Ponadto W budowie we
Francji ma Polska: 2 kontr-torpe
dowce 3 lodzie podwodne.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08

odwiedzili afganistanskiego po-
sla do Turcji, ktory przybyl do
Warszawy ma spotkanie krola
afganistanskiego.
Powiedzieli oni pos}owi, ze
Tatarzy mieszkaja W Polsce cd
przeszfo 500 lat ciesza sic "a
ufaniem przyjaznia Polakow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
ARESZTOWANIE kOMUNI-
STOW w ROSJi

LONDYN. - " zwiszku
przyjazdem krola Afganistanu
do Moskwy. aresztowano wiel"
osob. ktore So przeciwne wi2ycie
krola W Rosii
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
POLAK w KOMITECIE RE-
WOLUcYJNEJ ROCZNICY
WILKES-BARRE. PA.

WILKES-BARRE, PA. - P.
Emil Malinowski, prezes Unji
Polskiej W Ssanach zjednoczo-
nych, zostal zamianowany cz}on-
klein komitetu obchodu 150-tej
rocznicy bitwy is9rzezi pod Wyo-
ming. P. Malinowski jest jedy-
nym Polakiem W tym komitecie,
kt6ry ma uczcic rocznice rewo-
1Heyjna. y ~
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
TURCJA ZNOSI starry
ALFABET ARABSkI ,

ANGORA. Modernizacia
Turcji odbywa sic w dalszym
ciagu. Wobec tego, re kemal
Pasza uwaza L obecny alfabet
turecki Jest powodem analfabe-
tyzmu W Turcji, przeto alfabet
arabski bedzie zastapiony Iacin-
skim W szko}ach tureckich.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
TATARZY ZAMIESZKALI w
POLSCE CIESZA SIE ZAU-
FANIEM POLAKOW

WARSZAWA. = Przedstawi-
ciele muzulmanskiej kolonji w
Warszawie, pomiedzy mimi zna-
ny tatarski autor, Ajasa Iszaki
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08

la Czang 'kaj Szeka, ktory roku ubegym zrzek sic
naczenej komendy podobno nawet diuzszy mia{
przebywac poza granicam Chin, lecz ostatnio wrocl
dawne stanowisko ME bez korzysci - jak widzi-
my dla sprawy powstanczej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08

niedziee dia 1890 maja b. godnne
odbed1e Obhod Mawy Wade
kouszi Obchod odbed wedug
L. Obchod w. Piotrowcz
Pndrasa, a sekreza j. Ostrowsego.
O.. Przewodnczacy esirade pred
stawieieh orsanizacy zepo.ow rolskieh.
Odspewanie wspone amerykan
kego polskiego.
skadanie przemowienia
poszczegonych przedstawiciei.
S. Nova p Marshala, miasta Cleveland.
g. Spew chorow miejscowych
T. Nova przedstawciela Kapianow Polskich.
g. Nova profesora T. Seniradzkiego.
g. Nova sedziego J. Sawckiego.
o. Spiew chorow miejs
IL Nova przedstawica Rzadu Polkego.
L. Ogolny spiew "Roty" Konopnickej.
Zio1ene podziekowana przez przewodnczaccgo
a. Zakonczenie Obchodu
TAX mniejwecej pdsa niedzielnej
stosownie do uchwy posiedzena komeu
oane chwi jake zajda Uchwalonem zosao takie
deszcu obchod odbedze sic tegoz da, cz sail Dmu
Posko Narodowego Fullerton uicy gdzne
przypinane kokard ktorych
chod poje
komitet przeznaczyi Fundacje koiciuszkowska.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-05-08
Odbedzie sic wiell<i Obchod Majowy
ku uczczeniu rocznicy wiekopomnej
konstytucji 3-go maja
w WADE PARKU, PREY POMNIKU NACZEl
NIkA w SURNAME, o GODZINIE
2:3O PO POkUDNIU
w razie deszczq obchod odbedzie sic sail Domu
Polsko Narodowego przy Fullerton ulicy
godzinie Tel wieczorem

Pozostae pienisdze opaceniu koszto obchod
Fundacie kouszk>ska.
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
Pleads Not Guilty

Young Rice, cool and seemingly
unconcerned. sat in his cell today
in Richmond county Jail, Staten
Island, awaiting the next turn of
the wheels of justice He was ar
raigned yesterday on the charge of
first degree murder, pleaded not
guilty, and Was remanded to Jail
without bail pending his indictment
which is expected today or tomor.
row.
He is an enigma to the police. TO
the flappefs and youths who knew
him and even to his folks. He says
ne was mot much for girls" but
his friends say he had quite a few
Continued on Page 2, Column 8.
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
GAMBLER NEAR
DEATH, Won I
SQUEAL
By THEODORE B. GoETz

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The
picturesque career Of Arnold
Rothstein, outstanding figure
in the world of racing and
gambling, hung in the balance
today, while police, hampered
by the code of silence of the
half-world, searched for. the
gamblers gunman assailant
and asked themselves if an
other Rosenthal case was in
the making.
At $50 o'clock Rothstein lapsed
into a coma at Polytechnic Hospital
where he lies with a probably fatal
bullet wound in the abdomen and
guarded by detectives who seek to
pierce the veil of secrecy he has
thrown round himself and the
affair.
Surgeons operated but failed to
locate the bullet and issued bulle-
tin that Rothstein's condition was
very serious.
1t was learned that police were
looking for man named Richards,
alias Richardson, alias Seaman, for
questioning about his reported re.
cent dealings with Rothstein.
Richards, it was said, had o room
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
The Washington times., 1928-11-05

Hoover and Curtis Will II
elected tomorrow Nv 400 eled-
toral votes Hubert Work re.
publican national chairman,
predicted today in 4 telegram
from his home in Pueblo, Col,
to the Republican national
committee.
Reports to Republican headquaN
ters during last week from national
committee members and State chair
men warrant the prediction OF 400
Republican electoral votes for
Hoover and Curtis on Tuesday. hs
said.
Early Vote Urged
The largest registration in the his
tory OF the country will longest the
polling places, and many may be
prevented from casting their ballots
late in the day. The greatest activ.
NY among precinct workers is ins
portant iii a yote-early campaign.
1.-THE only necessary thing for Re-
pubIicans to do now to insure the
greatest popular vote ever given To
a presidential nominee is to get the
voter to the polls early.
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
! B GEORGE n. HOLM
Interna slonal Nema srsIee

NEW YORK Now "A
final and ffcefll1 plea to the
American farmer and his wife
to go to the polls tomorrow
and chastise the Republican
party for failure to provide
agricultural relief during the
last two administrations was
broadcast throughout the great
American grain belt by Gov
ernor Smith today. on the eve
Of election.
He accompanied 1t with definite
pledge that. il restored to power,
the Democrats will deal with the
farm problem with efficiency and
dispatch. He declared that Hoover
offered no real solution OF the
farmers problem, and that they
can expect nothing from the extra
session of Congress Hoover has
proposed because of his opposition
to the basic principles upon which
real relief" must be accomplished.
Urged Coolidge Veto. Charge
Governor Smith reminded his
agricultural audience that two
thirds of two Congresses had APP
proved the principle for which he
stood-go governmental control of the
exportable crop surpluses--and that
this principle also bears the en-
dorsement OF "all your leaders,
among whom he named ex-Gov.
Frank o. Lowden Of Illinois and
Senator Norris of Nebraska.
1t was upon Hoover's advice,
Governor Smith said, that Presi-
dent Coolidge twice vetoed farm
relief legislation.
He had nothing to offer in
place of it." he said. What has
Mr.. Hoover to offer in place of it
today? If he is true to what he
has .Iways said, he would certainly
veto any bill passed upon the prin-
ciple of the control of the export
able surplus. You certainly do not
think he Is going to sign such a
bill. whether passed at a special
session or regular session, based
upon that principle which he calls
State socialism"
Text OF Appeal
The text of Governor Smiths
farm appeal follows, in part:
Il welcome this opportunity in
closing the campaign to speak
briefly to the men and women in the
great farming sections of the coun-
try.
Both parties are agreed that the
farmer and the stock raiser have
not shared In the country's pros
perity and are in dire distress today.
Both parties have agreed that the
solution of the agricultural problem
is one of the most important duties
and responsibilities of the next adj
ministration. But Mr.. Hoover and
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column Sd
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
400 Vote Claims Made
BY Both Parties Seers
Scoffed by NeutraIs
Ry Internatlonal News service

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.--The mosE
unusual and complex presidential
campaign in the political history OF
the country reared down the stretch
to the finish today. with the leaders
on both sides shouting. I'VE VIM!
AT the same time not a few OF those
same leaders are secretly wondering
lust what is going to happen, any,
way. in tomorrow's battle Of the
ballots.
The principals themselves Herr
bert Hoover and Gov. Al Smith, are
confident enough. and apparently
genuinely so. They have seen the
madness Of the crowds that flocked
about them; into their ears has
poured the enthusiastic acclaim or
the multitudes, and their eyes HAYS
Continued on Page. 2. Column IL,
The Washington times., 1928-11-05

The first fatality 81 The
limiting season IN and around
Washington was registered
shortly before 10 d. nj. D o'clock
today when Paul Brooke, 10
years old, was shot through the
upper right side, and died from
The wounds within 4 few mo-
nents after being received at
Casualty Hospital.
Paul. son Of Harry and Margaret
Brooke, Of the 500 block Of Eight.
eenth street Northeast, with two
companions, had spent the morning
hunting along the Eastern Branch.
The trio. consisting of Brooke and
William III Tompkins. u, OF the 100
block of ID Street Northeast, and
Martin Neale, n. OF the 2000 block
OF Benping Road Northeast, were
leaving the rowboat In which they
had padded the waters OF the
branch when shotgun Was dis-
charged.
u ~ s H
Rushed to Hospital
The boy fell, grooming, to the
ground. George I. James, an EN-
pIoye of stone & Webster. contrac-
tors, who was working at the Pepco
power plant, heard the report ana
placed the youth In his car for fast
run to Casualty Hospital.
According to police of the Elev-
enth precinct, in charge of the case.
the boys went to BaiIey's boathouse
on the Eastern Branch at Benning
Rd. N. f., shortly before a. m.
today and spent the morning duck
hunting.
They had one duck to show for
their efforts, and they gave that
duck away as they padded to the
landing.
1t was while Brooke was attempt
ing to pull the guns from the boat
that police believe trigger caught
and fired the charge.
Backs Up Story
The boys version of the shooting
was corroborated by Joseph Clark,
of the 400 block of Third St. S. W.,
who was watching the boys land
their boat.
Young Brooke is survived by his
mother and father. the latter an
employee of the District government;
a sister. Margaret, Is, and brother,
James, Z.
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
Flies From Macon, Ga,
to Cast New York Vote

MACON. Ga, Nov. Sin order to
reach New York in time to cast her
vote for Governor Smith, Mrs, Emily
Davies Vanderbilt, wife OF w. H.
Vanderbilt, New. York millionaire,
took off at 7:45 a. m. today ina plane
piloted by f. d. Ledbetter.
Mrs. Vanderbilt expected to board
a train at Washington which would
put her in New York tonight.
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
ADVERTISEMENT

eALA MIpNleAT SHOW ELEcTIoN NieHT
KElTH's-BuY RESERVED SEATS NOW
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
Dropped BY Force

"a few months later Schenck was
brought before the Trial Board
on number of charges. He was
ordered dismissed on September 81
Schenck declared that he was
framed by fellow policemen because
of the testimony he gave in the
Staples case. Nevertheless the Com.
Continued on Page 2, Column u
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
HOOVER CLAIMS
MINIMUM Of
300 VOTES
BY LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
international News Service

HOO-ER SPECIAL EN- ROUTE
TO PALO ALTO, Calf, Nov. 5,
Herbert Hoover returned to his
home State today to await tn, yer.
dict of the electorate upon his can.
didacy for presidency OF the United
States.
An unqualified claim to mini
mum of 800 electoral votes for
Hoover and his running mate, SEN
ator Charles Curtis. of Kansas. was
the final summary of the Repub.
lican managers aboard the Hoover
train as it neared the journeys end.
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
Police Reject Story
OF Kiss-SLayer
By JAMES L. KILGALLEN

NEW YORK, Nov 5Vinccnt Rice latest jazz-age slayer
today presented battling study in criminology he
prison cell apparently unmoyed awaited developments
following his amazing confession that he ranged Alice Jos
pretty 15year-od high school girl because she kissed him
his protest and said, Come on and be a sport.
The Washington times., 1928-11-05
NAMED AS
zone WHO
FIRED 3
SHOTS

Former Policeman Frederick
Schenclx, star witness in the
famous Staples trial before the
police trial board IA spring,
was charged By poliee to-day
with robbery in connection
with one OF a series Of hoIdsups
last night, in which five men
were robbed at the point Of
pistols.
The charge of robbery was written
against Schenck's name at police
headquarters after warrant had
been sworn out in Police Court
against him following his arrest.
He was first charged with investi.
cation.
Big Night for Police
During night of crime which
surpassed all records for Washing
ton and kept the headquarters de.
tectiyes busy, three colored men re.
ported that they were held up at
the intersection of seventeenth and
q SITS. N. w. and robbed OF their
Gstomobile, five cases of whisky apd
$50 in cash.
The three men. William Allen,
John Logan and Clinton Watson, the
first two Of the 1000 block of Euclid
st. IL. w. and the latter of the 1900
block of Fifteenth st. y. w, told
police that they recognized Schenck
as one of the robbers.
Fired at Them
The highwaymen forced them out
OF their automobile. the three men
said. and. as they We're walking
down the street. fired five shots a;
them. All of the shots went wild.
Allen told Messer and Dubusky
that he recognized Schenck as one
of the robbers. He declared that
Schenck was the man who fret the
shots. according to Messer. After
Allen said he would procure a war
rant for Schenck's arrest the de
tectiyes began to search for him.
About a. M Dubusky received
q telephone call at police head.
quarters.
This is Scpenck." a voice said.
"I understand you are looking for
me. Ill be right down.
Al short time later. Schenck un-
accompanied. walked into the de.
tectiye bureau. He asked the de.
tectiyes what they wanted with
him. Informed that he was wanted
in connection with the hold-up, ne
said:
"Stick.up Man." He Guesses
"I know nothing about that.
You. want to get me right
When his name was being entered
on the police blotter he was asked
what his occupation was. He said:
"Well, guess I'm a stick-up
man, If you say am
He refused to talk about the case
any further and the detectives sent
him TO the First precinct, where he
il being held without bond.
Schenck was the Police Depart
Ynent's star witness during the spec
tacular trial which resulted in
Policeman Orville Staples being dis
missed from the force.
Representative Thomas L. Blan-
ton, Staples attorney, declared that
staples was framed and left vow.
ing-to return and clean up the
police force.
Dropped By Force
"A few months later Schenck was
brought before the Trial Board
on a number of charges. He was
ordered dismissed on September 81
Schenck declared that he was
framed by fellow policemen because
of the testimony he gave in the
Staples case. Nevertheless the Com
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That's that story of this good
looking. smartly dressed "sheik" of
17-and he's sticking to it.
The girls friends don't believe
it for Alice had an excellent repu-
tation, and even the police are.
skeptical of that phase Of the con.
fession which deals with the mo.
tive.
The rest Of the confession, the
authorities believe, that. as young
Rice said he became angry with
the girl while being entertained
alone in her home. struck her with.
his fist and then strangled her
with the cord of an electric iron.
Alice was a good girl" her
mother. Mrs. Lucie Josst, widow,
soboed AS she made arrangements
Tor the burial Of her daughter.
God will punish him for what he
has DONE"