Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1924, Page 10

- SKULL FIND BELIEVED 500,000 YEARS OLD Human Relic Dup Up in Los An- geles Held to Antedate Neanderthal Man. INTERESTS DR. MERRIAM Carnegie Official Here Thinks DiS-E covery Authentic. ! March 24.—Exca- a construction r here which visit- Both Duelists Gashed In Minister of War’s And General’s Fight By the Associated Press, BUENOS AIRES, March 24— Gen. Augustin Justo, minister of .war, nnd Genm. Dellepaine, head of the military forces inm Duenos Aires, fought a duel with swords yesterday after- noon. Both men were slightly wounded. The encounter followed criti- cinms of the Argentine army by 2 major. The minister wax un- able to mect him, owing to their difference in rank, There- upon Gen. Dellepaine took the major’s place, deelaring himself to be in a rd with the major's criticisms. Gen. Justo tendered his resig- nation to President Alvear, xo that he might be able to fAght, 1 SNOWBOUND TOURISTS DENY GREAT HARDSHIPS | Those Marooned at Kendall, Kan., Say Privations Were Exaggerated. fated Press. * CITY, Mo., March 24.—Rte- ports of suffering and privation among 1130 motorists marooned by snow at ve been greatly ex- s a telegram ad- Associated Press here A. Yonkey. of the tourists wish to | message says. excellent ment from merchants and citi- itions in former telegrams Xaggerated.” WORK ON PRISON FARM. ot | Former Publisher and Aides Serv- s|ing Term for War-Time Treachery. EASTV Eaward . March 24.—Dr. v, former publisher o |of the New York Evening Mail, and Piltdown Enzland r|in the | have been assigned to farm labor at hi -|ana s. attorneys, Norvin R. £ Lindheim Walter Kaufman, all found { zuilty of concealing German interests Mall during the world war, THE EVENING ‘COUPLE IS FOUND DEAD | WITH HEADS CRUSHED | Theory of Murder Held by Police in Canada~—Man Has Gun- shot Wound. By tue Associated Press. COQUITLAM, B. C., March 24.—The bodies of Albert Witcherly, thirty-. five, car inspector, and his wife, the same age, with the heads battered in by a hammer and a_gunshot wound in the head of the man, were found on Saturday night by a neighbor. ‘The murder is believed to have oc- curred on Friday night, when the nearest neighbor said she heard a woman's shriek, Both doors to the house were found locked, which induced the police, ut first to incline to a murder and sui- cide theory. This has now been dis- carded by the police, however, for the theory of a doubie murder. 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