Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 24

SUCDE RAY BE SOON O LA FANLY Jarvis Turner Burgess Was Cut Off With $50 Per Month by Father's Will. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 16.—A key to & r6om in a “workingman's palace” a cheap hotel on West Madison street, found on the body of a suicide yes- terday, led police to communicate to- day with relatives of the lats David R. Burgess of Mobile, Ala,, in the be- lief that the suicide may be Jar\is Turner Burg the elder Burgess' outcast son. The body found in a vacant lot with both wrists slashed, and no marks of identification except _the key. At the lodging house Louis Per- ry was found relating to others how & strange man had given him a Land- ful of papers. These proved to be a copy of the will of David R. Burgess and other letters which seemed to Pprove the identity of the suicide. Information received from Mobile said Jarvis Turner Burgess had a tur- bulent career, having been sent fif- teen y ago to the Philippine )s- lands by parent, who was promi- nent in society and politics in Ala- bama. He returned in a short time and was sald to have wandered be- tween Chicago and Philadelphix most of the time since. The copy of the will showed David R. Burgess died in 1919, leaving an estate of a milllon dollars and cutting off his son with ap allowance of $50 a month. + CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE. MIAMI, Fla, Gardner of C Tropical Inn. a ago, cashier at the house just out- side the city limits, surrendered to county authorities today for the kill- ing last night of Fred L. Wagner of Chicago, owner of the inn. Wagner was shot, Gardner claimed, in self- defense after a quarrel over money matters. 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Even in this city there Is no dearth of applause despite the fact that it is the home of the villain in the plece, for it is the labor representative from Winni- peg who has played the thankless role, in an atempt to disband the Royal Can- adian Mounted Police and thus rob the world of more courage, honor, romance and thrilling footage than can be pro- duced by any other institution known to filmdom. Bitter, Long, en a long and vicious scrap, and couniry, in emergency, Jack has been accused of doffing spurs and six shooter to look through keyholes where ignorant if not innocent reds gather and even sneaking into re- spectable labor meetings and trying i THE E tissue builder. Uncertain. 1t has watched with as much interest s Jack's own flm career and as uncertain of outcome as when he is lured to the de- serted cabin, overpowered by the out- laws, stripped of his regimentals and left a prey to the wolves that can be seen howling in the cut-in. In the present struggle, as on the screen, the villaln has been on top more than once and Jack isn't quite out of the woods yet, though the vote in parllament Virtuaily finishes the reel and brings the happy ending within a few hundred feet. Mean- while the villain, in the shape of the labor representative and some liberals, has made some slurs on the hero's reputation. Instead of riding for beauty and honor in distress or king L R EM Will not disturb you in the least. It may become hot and dry. The weather may change from day to day, but your complexion will remain smooth, healthy and free from all blotches, blemishes and roughness if you will use daily our RADIUM TISSUE CREAM Made of the purest materials—iy an excellent skin food and Radium Products Corporation 1105 Conn. 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The defamers of police say that some of the property thus seized in the king's name has apparently been held in Jack's. This has been denied, but one gentleman is still #aid to be looking for a large an valuable library which disappeare like a maverick in the twilight. However, these accusations have been satisfactorily answered and it appears that Jack will be restored to the saddle, with boots, spurs, riding crop, six-shooter and all. The royal [ |; ‘}LNH FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. mounted does a good job, the north- west believes, and to prove it makes a comparison between his Alaskan domain and conditions on the Yankee side of that boundary. (Copyright, 1923.) BAD CHECKS ALLEGED. 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