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The Washington times., 1936-10-15


me down." he said.
"WelI, you've used 1t yourself
pretty we'll, you should know
how to stop it," we cOuntered.
That's just it," StOrmed
Bergman. "The lateral pass is
like electricity. You know that
you can use electricity, but you
don't know what it is. We
know what a lateral pass is;
we know how to use it, but we
can't figure a sure fire way
of stopping the other fellow
from using it successfully.
"Any time there's man be-
hind the paSser you've got
trouble in the making. If there
are two men behind the ball
carrier, and they're spread out
around the field, it is too bad.
They just keep passing and
running.
VERY DISTRESSING
at isn't a case Of watching
the ends or the halfbackS. Any
man on the field is eligible to
receive a backward or lateral
pass" Bergman continued. 1t
is all very distressing.
"I take it from that, the De
Paul team will be loaded with Ia
teraI passes" your very helpful
reporter suggested.
"The De Paul team is big and
strong and well coached" came
the reply of Bergman. "It is a
team that is apt to go on a touch
down parade at any time, and
the Cardinals have not yet
started to play football. The
situation is anything but pleas
ant"
Bergman says that if the Fly
ing Cardinals get over the game
with De Paul on Saturday tina
they may have a better than ever
chance of getting somewhere.
Throughout a long and driving
scrimmage yesterday he ham
mered at the running guard anc
backs to go through with theil
blocking assignments. This waE
the greatest fault observed IN the
game against La Sale. The boys
charged up to their men, but
failed to charge through them.
Drill On Blocking
There was much attention paic
yesterday to the blocking assign
ments of the men down field
There has been a disposition tt
take too much time in getting tc
a designated area in the field
But Bergman has impressed upon
the men that this won't do by q
couple Of jugs full.
KatalinaS finds himself closely
pressed for the left tackle berth
by Sam Pagano. The 1taian boy
has come along at top speed II
the past week, and it would not be
if he got the call II
Saturdays game.
Fred Rogers is back in harness
and hes will start the game, with
Capt. Hermie Schmarr on the
other flank. There is no definite
report upon George Orth. Tht
carrot-topped fullback will be los
to the team for at least another
week, and his disability may las
even longer than that.
Flips Lateral
It wasn't so long ago that th'
center of a football team wa
known only to the coaches, th'
members Of the team and a few
friends. But it is different now
The center is the Grade A lint
support, chosen more for his de
fensive ability than his passing
His duties have broadened in scope
and now he is used down tlelc
when the opportunity arises.
Take the case of Charley Pres
ton, center of Georgia Tech. Las
Saturday when the Golden Tor
nado played the highly favored
University of Kentucky, Bill Jor
dan caught a forward pass, anc
just as he was tackled. flippec
a lateral to Preston who had com
pIeted his blocking assignment
and went down field to take care
of anything that developed. 1t sc
The Washington times., 1936-10-15
Amateur Ring Heads
In Meeting Tonight

Managers of the city's various
boxing teams will gather tonight
at 8 o'clock in the Washington
Herald sports department to dis
cuss plans for the fourth annual
Golden Gloves tournament next
month.
The Washington times., 1936-10-15
Al Houghton Regains
Maryland Open
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Maryland go1 championship today retuned
private owner Houghton connected with the Ban
nockburn Golf Club,
The Washington times., 1936-10-15
EFFECT OF LATERAL PASSES PUZZLE "DUTCH' BERGM


TAKING THE JUMPS will
be an important occurance
for entrants in the Inter-
American Horse Show at the
Meadowbrook Country Club,
October %. Among the con-
testants will be Capt. Taurino
Bariga, who II ride Tolteca.
Captain Bariga is seen here
"going over" successfully
astride Tolteca. Times Staff
Photo.
The Washington times., 1936-10-15

VOTE AMERICAN
The Washington times., 1936-10-15

.VOTE AMERICAN-
The Washington times., 1936-10-15
Classics Win, 60

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Oct.
15.-The Star City Classics de-
feated the Ridgeley Firemen 60,
at Star City.
The Washington times., 1936-10-15

.VOIE AMERICAN
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Dinnerware Clearance
e. and l2e

ODDS ond ends Of Americon porcelain ond
china oil with decorations; only a few OF
eoch kind At Sc: Fruit dishes. breod ond
butter plates. pie potes. A. lie: Dinner plotes
soup pkotes. cups ond soucers, breokfost plates,
creor pitchers, vegetable dishes, p'otters.
Boxing Wore, guaranteed. Includes 3-pece
casserole sets, 3-piece refrigerator sets. Tipped
mixing bowls with spoons, teo pots. pie plates
ond servers. All in snort Colonial Fires'de
pattern. Regularly 81, fndoy-
Chino Dinner Sevvies for II, with creonn SOUPS;
includes 90 pieces. Short CUP. c,eonr soup
ond snno pIotter Regularly S29.e6 slight
y imperfect, fridoy
English Porcelain Dinner Service Tor y; maroon
bond with floroI border deoorotion Short z
vegetable dishes. Regularly S29.9S. Frdoy, SIS
China -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08
IL Price Sale in
Sewing Machine Department

Hsmstitehins, reouIorly | Dc yord, Fridoy- Sc
Sewing Machine Oil. regularly l5e, Fridoy- Sc
Sewing Machine strsps. reouIory 3oe, FRI
doy
Also special Oiing and adjnsfing
Of Seacine Machines. All icork fully
guaranteed and done BY our staff OF
facfory-frained mechanics. Call Dis.
tricf 400, Branch 81. Price-----N
Sewiss Maekises =. Seeosd Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Candy Specials

Milk cheeoIate BrozH NUTS, pound, reouIork
Toe, now 4se
c,ssm Dipped Grspes, | pound, regularly soc,
now 3se
Blsek Wslnut Chips, | pound, reouIory 4Oc,
now 2ee
Butter Scotch Fingers, ] pound, reoulorY 35c,
now Zfe
Combination Speeiol of ! pound Of reeuIor
soc Peeon Rolls and ! pound Of regular 25c
Peanut Brittle, now, both for--59e
Casdy -. First Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08

Furniture Slip Cover, with "Sure-Fit." "sto-
fost" potented lectures. English T-Club choir
covers or English T-Club s4-inch SOTO covers.
Rust, Green or Brown pIoids with cord weItino
and box pIeots. Only so to sell Friday OF $l.4s
Pieid or Penthouse TsiIossd curteins. hennned
tops. reody for inmediote honoino. Green.
Gold or Rust. Fridoy, poir-------s4e
FoIdins Screens. 3-fold style, with coIorfuI woIl
poper coverings. Choice Of new patterns.
Five feet high. Fridoy -------$l.s
PrseilIo or cottose cursoins. A short lot Of
attractive curtains in two suitoble models thot
con be used in bedroom. bothroorn or Kitchen.
Only 200 poirs OF this price, poir------5ee
Curtains Second Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Boys Clothing

20 Little Boys Wo,h Suits. Long sIeeved but
ton-on blouse ond novy cotton shorts. Sizes
s, 9 ond 10. Were 81 .0o, frdoy- ese
3 Students 2-Troussr Suits. Double breosted
sports back coot and pors of trousers. Blue
cheviot. Sizes s, lo and 20. Were S24.5O.
Fridoy --------Sle.ss
8 Boys 7-Knieker Suits. Double breasted
sports coot ond poirs Of knickers. Sizes 10.
l3, IS. Is. II ond l8, Fridoy- y-------S4ss
10 Little Boys Lumber Jeekes. Wool fIon-
mel ond wool tweed, wornIy lined. Full Tolon
Fastening front. Size 6 only. Were S2.e5.
100 Boy.' Shirts. Vot dyed broodcIoth, white,
solid coors ond foncy potterns. Also junior
ond button Ion blouses. Sizes TO l4h. Were
6oc, Friday 4se
50 Boys' Goberdins Knieker. SteeI-weove
washable cotton. Knit cuffs. Sizes TO 3.
Were Sl.29, Fr,doy
Boys Shop. First Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Chenille Knit Frocks

Two SNORT styles, featuring club eoIIors or boat
neckIines. Brond-new dresses in Fall ond VIM
ter shades: lonoehomps Red, Spruce Green,
Tuxedo Blue, Block or Rust. Sizes IA to 20.
Specially priced for Friday only.
Sports Shot Third Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08

Her,stitched, snowy white ond in two Jorge sizes
o4xo4 and 65x5s. You have choice of
potters. They ore rice enough to use on your
dinner tobe. Shop eory, for no more will be
ovoilobe OF this price otter these ore sold.
Lisess Second Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Women's CirdIes, '2'''
Kayser Rayon Slips, 89c

Only 95 reoulor Sl.oe slips in discontinued
styles Teorose; sizes 81 to 40.
IS SeandaIettes, cotton knitted briefs ond
bondeoux Briefs in Jorge size only; bondeoux
in sizes 81, "a ond 36. Teorose or white.
ReeuIorly soc. Friday ----------s for S,
~ Psirs Rsyen Shorttis Psiames. sizes IA, Is;
yellow ond green; one and two pieces DE
Rayos indies -. First Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08
3-Pc. Logging Sets, $3.50
Regularly S6.o8

Tweed and silver tone fleece; double breosted
ooot, Upper Ieeoinos and beret. Sizes 3 TO 6.
This price Friday only.
Coat Set. OF oI-wool tweed; warmly lined
Brown, Ton, Moy-wine. Blue. Sizes TO Is.
Only 80 eoots. Regularly $eee, Fridoy only,
$3.50
Tots PsresIs Dresses in prints or polko dots;
contrasting pipines ond collars. With deep
hens. Sizes to 6. Friday only--------7se
Infsnts' Dress snd Slip Sets; dointy dress, hond-
mode and embroidered. With matching slip.
Fridoy ->'''s
Boby Set Of hond-crocheted socoue. cop ond
booties. White, Pink or Blue, Fridoy only, SLIP
Mormon Crib BIsnkets Pink. blue or white;
size 3ex54. Fridoy nIy----------74
Infants and Chiidres's Wear -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Special >. Friday Only

.omen's Slips 'I.1'
with Hand Detailing and Hond-
Embroidery
Also toiIored slips with double tops. !oee-
trimmed slips with or stroioht tops; oil ore
full cut and we'll mode. Sizes "a to ~ in the
collection, but not in every style.
.SEts Third Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08
Letter Of Credit

Ask About Our Convenient Letter Of
Credit" which allows you 90 days to pay,
with no down payment, and eouol pay.
nents on November Is, December IS and
Jonuory IS. -
Credit Office -. Fifth Floor. "
Evening star., 1936-10-08

Grond for house weor but nice enough to weor
on the street Dark grounds with bright
motifs; roony poisIey prints included. Sizes
Ia TO 20 and SO to a..
Ksoekaboaf Dress Shop -. Third Floor >. =.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
School Supplies, 2 for &c

A collection Of the many things every school
child needs. Included ore TOILETS and compost
ton books.
London veIIum Writing Pepper, box Of Y
Weste Poper Baskets in boudor coIors and de-
signs. Regularly 81, Fridoy-
Novelty Lemps with ottoched osh troys. Maple
color; 10 only. Regularly $2.95. Fridoy. $1.ss
Stationery -. First Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08

Only 3ll pors chiIdren's and growing girls
shoes mostly oxfords. Brown and few blacks;
broken sizes Chdren's 617 TO 3, growing
girls TO s.
ChiIdyer's Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-08

Onlv 126 Chrome plotted covers and kooT'
hondIes. FoctoY imperfeets of Federol Mod
ern" stoinIess enomelwore.
Only IA S5e5 French ovoI roosters. Chrome.
plotted cover, Federol stoness Modern
enomeIwore. FoctoY mperfects. Friooy
only --------------- S<',e
Hsssewayes .. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. September 18.-Buy-
ing waves swept heavy industry stocks
up fractions to 3 points or so in to-
days market
In more active dealings selected
steels, motors, rails, oils, coppers and
specialties were well out in front VI
the days advance. Late profit-taking
failed to stem the advance In the
majority Of cases. Transfers were
around 100000 shares.
The list received its principal stimu-
lation from business and industrial
developments, including the continued
flow of favorable earnings and divi-
dends.
With the French gold holdings down
to the lowest point in several years
and funds still fleeing the continent
the shaky position Of the French franc
caused some uneasiness in speculative
and investment quarters. The bright
ness Of the domestic scene, however
tended to Offset to a considerable ex-
tent concern over the foreign situa-
ton.
Although politics was the mair
topic of discussion in the board rooms
it was thought election currents were
having little effect marketwise.
Outstanding share gamers included
Inland Steel, U. S. Steel. Bethlehem
Crucible, Youngstown Sheet g. Tube
Chrvsler, General Motors, Montgom-
cry Ward, Santa Fe, Atlantic Coas,
Line, Union Pacific, N. Y. Central
Shell Union Oil, Amerada. Socony.
Vacuum, Kennecott, American Smelt.
ing. International Nickel. international
Paper g. Power preferred, America:
Type Founders, Paramount, American
Metals, Westinghouse Air Brake, Lee
Rubber, Firestone Tire, American Lo-
connective, Corn Products, Pullman
Schenley, j. I. Case, Deere and Doug
las Aircraft.
Wright Aeronautical fell back at ont
time, but recovered later. Improve.
ment was registered by American Tele
phone, Western Union, Consolidated
Edison. North American, Sears Roe
buck, General Electric, Goodyear, Gen
eral Asphalt. Anaconda, Consolidated
Oil and Public Service of New Jersey.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
new YORK COTTON
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September lS.-Early
advances of to points on trade
buying and covering were followed bJ
reactions in cotton today under hedg'
ing and liquidation.
Indications that the Gulf storm wa:
moving north from of the Virgins
capes and private reports of clearing
weather in the Southwest brought il
some realizing and there was somt
further hedging.
In late trading December was sell
ing around 1903 and active month;
generally were holding about net I'm
changed to points higher.
Futures closed steady. higher to
Evening star., 1936-09-18

800; bulls and vealers steady; top
sausage bulls. SIS; vealers. 1000 down.
Sheep. 1000. including 1,600 direct
fat lambs active. 25a36 cents or more
hisher; bulk Westerns, 9,75a10.00; most
natires. e.75 down; few Of top quality to
al interests, 1000; yearlings,. 6.26as: rs;
pun 1t ,1 inside; sassp 1880 stSs.dy; re issdins
Evening star., 1936-09-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. September Is R,-(United
States Department Of Agriculturs).-Hoss.
1880, including 5000 direct; mostly
steady; spots unsvsnly GALS lower than
nus:dass s :ys5.ss; SCS n tcp doso Snlt Dc. Ssi
finished. 10000 pounds. 9.S0a1o 30;
a0.60.
Cattle, 1000; calves, 500; yeariins
steers ana light heifers acutely scarce.
fully steady; unreliable outlet for medium
and medium weishts. ESQ; mostly Of crop
under s.9Qlfey nsht heifers, $50; strict
lev above 300. with lov cutters down 70
Evening star., 1936-09-18
GOODYEAR TIRE PLANS
INCREASE IN SHARES
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 1s.-Good,
year Tire & Rubber Co. has notified
the New York Stock Exchange of Q
proposed increase in authorized capi.
tai stock by 100000 shares OF serial
preferred stock Of no par value, tn,
initial series to consist Of 782,41i
shares Of S. convertible. The com.
pany also proposed to decrease by
900, ,408 shares the 2 per cent cumula.
tive preferred and change in namt
Of presently authorized first preferred
stock to second preferred stock.
Evening star., 1936-09-18

731.95; customs receipts for the month.
Receipts ior the fiscal year (since
$l,3e4.2i1. .s0633 Gnciudins S476.S57,.
169.15 Of emergency expenditures): excess
e sxpsnditurss,, ,, $5s7; 7;ose. 10 ;4s; gross
$645.459.76 over the previous day: gold
assets, S10,761, ,031 ,433.49.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
owENs.uLIN0Is SELLS STOCK.

NEW YORK, September IS @.-
Owens Illinois Glass Co. has notified
the New York Stock Exchange it had
disposed Of its entire stock interests N
Tavern Rock Sand Co. by the sale
Of all the shares Of THAT company to
Pennsylvania Glass Sa3d Corp.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
Earns
S9,097,89l Profit,
"a Cents a Share
Ey the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 1s.-Ken.
necott Copper Corp. today reported
net income for the first six months o.
1886 at $9,097 ,89l, after depreciation
normal Federal taxes. minority in.
terest, but before depletion, equal tt
"a cents a capital share. This com.
pared with $3,418.097, or 80 cents
share. in the corresponding perioc
of 1895.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
LiyerpooI Quotations.

LIVERPOOL, September Is OH.-Cot
ton. 1000 bales, including S.1OO Amer
can. Spot moderate business done; price
2. points .hisher; quotations in pence
Strict good middling, 7.6S; good middling
strict low middling. 6.73; low middlinE
$50: strict good ordinary, 613;. good or
dtnary, 5.s3. Futures closed steady
October, $50; December, 643; January
ga; March. 6.41: May. 6.37; July. 6.32
Evening star., 1936-09-18
Total Sales for the day. 1.270. 900

DIVIDEND the above table
the latest quarterly
ueindins extras Accumulated dvidends PAID this yssi
Paid Companies reported IN rece1vershp
Z II dividend
Evening star., 1936-09-18

Dome Mines Ltd.-value of produc-
tion, including premium from opera
tions, In August totaled $636, ,403,
against $614,479 in August 1885; in
eight months total was $4,652, ,406,
against $4,oo3,77o.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 1s 09.-Coppel
sspoTt, esq; Tin hfm; SPOT and nearby
46. .0Qa4o:12!a; future; 45.62a.7S. Leaf
81. FOULS, AS. Zinc duli; East st. Louis
rpot and future. 4 4,s5. Iron, aluminums
Anttmony. quicksilver. platinum ant'
wolframits UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
. New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. September 1s Op-
Cotton futures were from l to 4 point
higher in early trading today.
Enough trade and speculative supper
developed to keep the market on an eAeI
keel and absorb the small amount o
hedge selling that developed at the open
ing.
Reports Of devastating foods in the in
terror OF Texas. particularly around ssi
AnSeio, were consloefeo puillsh.
December at II :99, January at 12.0l ant
March at 1l.96.
It marked the third day that price
have not moved out of a 10-point range II
early dealings.
Cottonseed oil futures opened steady
September. 9.s2b: October, Q.S5b: Decem'
Der, 8 Ssh: January, 9.92b: March. 10 Dob
May. 10,02b.
Evening star., 1936-09-18
COttonseed Oil.

Spot steady; middling. 12.3s.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1936-09-18

Bleachable cotton seed oil future
closed steady. September, lo.s2B; Oc
tober. 1896; December, 1895: Janu
ary, 10.37B; March, 10.45. Sales, 10.
contracts, including switches.
Evening star., 1936-03-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1936-03-16
GOODYEAR STRIKE
CROWDS GATHER.
Sympathizers Fear Plant
Will Reopen Without
Agreement.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSociateo PresS.
AKRON, Ohio, March 16.-Crowds
of strike sympathizerS increased near
the Goodyear Tire & Rubber plants
today, fearing an attempt to reopen.
while a newly formed Law and Order"
League claimed a first-day enrolment
of 5000 members.
Federal conciliators who advanced
a new peace plan last night were told
by p. w. Litchfield, Goodyear presi-
dent, that the company could not take
back all persons engaged in the four
week strike and that signing an
agreement might bring us tenn
porary relief, but to obtain it this
community will have condoned the
greatest exhibition Of defiance to law
fully constituted authority that has
ever occurred here"
Five-Point Plan Presented.
P. w. Chappell and E. C. Mcdonald,
the conciliators, had presented five
point plan which would provide i'm
mediate return of the $4,000 idle en-
ployes and provide arbitration Of is
sues.
The United Rubber Workers Union
called for mobilization Of all union
ex-service men to be captains" Of
the picket lines in case of trouble.
Former Mayor C. Nelson Sparks,
head of the Law and Order League" p"
which he said was for the purpose Of
telling these imported Communist
agitators to get the he'll out of town" "
reported receiving 5000 applications
yesterday and said "other sources
bring this to 5000"
Theft of Pistols Probed.
Detectives were investigating the
theft Of IL automatic pistols and 485
rounds of rife ammunition over the
week end from an Ohio National
Guard armory.
The company's peace plan was re-
jected by the union Saturday. The
company then withdrew the offer and
said plans are being made to re-
open the plants"
Goodyear spokesmen said yesterday
the reopening depended upon how soon
a small crew inside the factories could
work over dried-out stock and prepare
materials for tire builders.
Evening star., 1936-03-16
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Evening star., 1936-03-16
M'BRIDE CHARGES
VETS BROKE FAITH
Prohibition Returning Faster
Than Proponents Dared Hope,
He Says.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 16.-
Charging that the "wets" have broken
faith with the country, DR.. r. Scott
Mcbride, general superintendent Of
the Anti-Saloon League of America.
declared yesterday prohibition is re-
turning in the United States faster
than its proponents dared hope.
1.-THE vets are helping u.s." DR.. Nc
Bride told Statewide convention Of
church temperance workers and tenn
perance organizations. Everywhere
in the country they have broken the
promises they made to secure repeal
Of the eighteenth amendment. A few
years ago the vets were saying they
did not want the saloon back, but as
soon as they saw q chance to bring
1t back they did so"
The prohibitionists have learned
Evening star., 1936-03-16

their lesson and will not try again to
defeat the liquor trafic by working
'at the top" he asserted.
I'VE have gone to work this time
at the bottom Of the matter. We are
going to dry up the country conlmu-
nifty by community and State by State.
We don't want another constitutional
amendment until we are sure Of
strong public sentiment for It,"
He predicted that the drys can win
10 States by 1S45.
Evening star., 1936-03-16

EvEN before you open your first pack
= age of Double.Mellow Old Colds,
you'll see, at glance, the extreme
precautions we take to protect the
quality of this delightful cigarette.
Tvo jackets ofCellophane safeguard
the contents of every package like
Evening star., 1936-03-16
LECTURE TODAY
Rev. M. M. Coady Will Speak at
Catholic q.

Catholic U.
Rev. M. M. Coady, Phi. D., director
of extension work at St. Francis
Xavier University. in Nova Scotia, will
speak on Adult Education" at pm.
today, in the Music Building Audi.
torium at Catholic University.
DR.. Coady has been prominent
force In the widespread adult educa-
tional program carried on by his
school among the illiterate and under
privileged of Nova Scotia. He is .
former student at Catholic University.
Evening star., 1936-03-16

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The Washington times., 1936-11-06
SLAIN ACTORS
SISTER AIDS
. POLICE
NEW YORK, Nov. 8 G.N.s)

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 GN.s).
= Inez Ford, of Roanoke, va,
isS' i here yesterday to aid po-
teri the investigation Of the
) da i! Of her brother, R. Walton
forc, whose strangled body was
found bound and gagged in his
apartment at the Sutton Hotel
Wednesday.
Aside from identifying the body
at the morgue, however, she could
throw no light on the mystery.
Detectives pinned their hopes
for a ''break" in the case on a can
vass of barrooms and restaurants
in the vicinity of the hotel. They
were convinced that Ford was muir
dered by the two men whom he
took to his fifth floor room
shortly before dawn Wednesday.
An hour later, they hurried away
dropping two suit cases packed
with Ford's clothing. and when a
floor maid entered the room at 9
a. m, to change the linen she dis
covered the body on an opened
daybed.
The police theory is that the vic
tim picked up the two men-prob-
ably strangers to HMM some
bar or grill, and being in a mellow
mood from election celebrating, in
vited them to his room where they
killed him and tried to rob him.