Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 21

J THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON SUSPECTISHELD | Greccess st IGAYS POLICE HEAD | INDEATH MYSTERY), e Pocketboce - CHCAGOVIGE RNG D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923. AN, - Davis Shows He’s’ ) ‘ '.'.'.“Z“IZ.J"}Zx.fl'.','i"f,f,'].'.'".’v,f{‘.,f’,;.‘,,.{;j"fi,ij ARABS BEAT HEB]}I}:W%.“ l | viscouns P.OBT;;AN DEAD. Fit by *Sotohies SUSPECT ADMITS AIDING - - o P T Jellin's alleged confession described {m_ Ball of Fiery Iron| MURDER AND RUBBERY iorana e v il verely beaten in a Weds persons from a large proce Arabs during the funeral of fo ther with Muel- | omplices, drugged Nowak's coffe noa West | PITTSBURGH, January 19.-—An ; End Berlin cafe, and took him ““’HV‘LI ' PORT NE Vo Tarudvy 19 old crony bet James J. Davis, Sec- " 4 in a dazed condition. The two men, | g, = —Sir Baall i ',.“, "'::I::(‘l i retary of Labor, ¥ that he 5Confesses in Berlin He Helped to who the police belicve are mt!mn-r\’n‘\ Photograph Partly Identified | prituin's & sicun. anee e | Minister Asks Discharge of | covia not snatch ound il | Drug American and Take | 0f aninternational xuns. hus e chief at S 1, and a Brit | of white-hot me } grd i = : H sh ho fra v i c i nace on the end of a pair of 12- His Money. itoy of £ in Investigation of Classic |jiuer iy erenicly save it sieriock | Chief at Grand Jury T e e i et o T 15 By the Associated Press. BERLIN, January 19.—An Euglish ‘man named JeMin, arrested as a sus- vsterious death of Rob- | New York, is declared to have made a Conan Do B, Exparis . 2 took the ;;M and l?llt" pan]; S thine : s =i went down to “Brown's old pud- d something new in the way of R oo bl B e e him a 12-foot bar, a nd told him “go retary thrust the 200-pound white-hot k Dancer’s Fate. oo e oaseN of St Acthiue Probe. g0 vesterday | Bty the ted Press tel elerk | CHICA January 19. ‘1| Williamson, former law | Chicago, testified be grand jury in ditions here v By the Associated Press SAN DIEGO, Calif., January 19— - V. B. Clar nection with the m death.of Fritzi Mann, classic whose body was found on the beach near liere Monday, was identified early today as like that of a man who had . “ccompanied the dancer to a cottage z vice cor bar into#the e victim, an Am; k. . | ball of iroR. turned it around, |T—m—m—————i——— that 80 €X-| iiaok hold of it with the big tongs c STO R lAI red vice ring ! chiet of polive| 20 Euided the flery mass to ity | g i proper course on fts journey to the - | h > b For Infants and Children | ® |in Use For Over 30 Years | O Labor | Always bears e puddler | 'h‘"d 7 M there but th maid found & d sungly b of of police yor will not rid | s in fn La Jolla Sunday night, and regis- tered as “William Johnstone and | ha wife ing to a news | "ribune print- | Telbus e 1 James J of the [ B owner of the cotta ) was remarkable re: betwee m Clark and the man he kinown as “Johnstone,” but said |of world not be positive undl he had met Clark in person, | v 1 Meanwhile Chief of Police James Gratt Charged. ' Fatric g0 was arranging are certain I;.;.::u;‘.‘::‘xli “‘::.: tu ents. to bri k from Los Angeles, day—that is, if the city with or lame backs,” the Rev uson wis quoted as ‘having whe 1 into custody Wil be taken be owner today. Claims an Alibi, Patrick and two other San|* office talked with Clark for Yester No quizz to this—nothing i but relief from Colds and Headaches—take Tingles LAaxo ASPIRIN In the Three Point Box, 25¢ Physicians’ Size Bottle, 75¢ fore re | suid of | Itev the | had bre h testified after he to the juryroom plained of ill Ureutm ks ¢ arrest_followed “im- ith Clark, nolding his | ith a muti- | as Discharge Asked. Mr. Williamson testificd, according | Tribune, he had Wsked Mayor Ha motion pietur and that she ection with the young wom- | oL Tt DANCE MUSIC Crinoline Days. From |Away Down East in Maine. noat Camp K Sonncetion with the inquiry has not | had “Musie Box Revue. One Night in June. Fox- | been made known by the police, That | the r Pack Up Your Sins and Go Trots. Paul Specht and | he ned for mare two | be to the Devil. From His Orchestra. A.3759 75c | “Music Box Revue.” Med- ley Fox-Trots. The Hoppy Sla. AIN6H Thair, o rvow (Wil BaBitahin Columbians. A-3761 785c|Who Cares? You'll take a new —_— Blue. Fox-Trota. : : ! Iry. Fox-Trot. Yerkes' ‘Badie Elcing® Orehasira. delight in your i . S. Flotilla Orchestra. 3761 75¢ | Dumbell. Fox-Trot. The phonograph | | HERE are idle phono- 'How much are you worth~ Carry Mo Back to My Caro- Thes Yo-day)s graphs in thousands of I ; Vamp Me. Fox-Trots. : i lina Home. v oul Bisids) Otohertrs | homes, to-day. because of | Tfi?ms::h?d.."lr‘.:x!’l:’:; A-3756 75c the noise of needle friction. Frank Westphal and His Thousands of sensitive || { Orchestra. 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