Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 28

W0 DEATAS LAD T0 BAD ALCOHOL Coroner Renders V.erdict in! Case of Wealthy Man and Woman Friend. By the Associated Press. SEL] SVILL! bodies W son, a widow, was a frie nton family. Members of the Clinton family maintain that the manufacturer died -om pneumonia. He was years 5. Johnson was 50. Her brother, . L. Abhott of Philadelpbia, with L frequently spent the week ¢ farm. ate police said the bodies were wund in Clinton’s room by the manu facturer’'s chauffe —— MASKEBiMAN HOLDS UP | STORE; GETS ONLY $5.50§ Two Women Also Beport Hand-| bags Snatched While on Busy Corners. The store of Nathan Litovitz, 1401 Third street, was held up last night d colored man, who 0 his store about 735 Kk, he reported to police, » colored man, his fac he thought the robber 1 s mone; William 1. Denlinger, 1447 Chapin streest, told the police she was | walking south at Fourteenth and R streets, aboug §:30 o' ast night | when an unidentified col peared and snatched her purse con-| iaining $10 and two rosaries. | Mrs. John Trivott Third street. | was at Fifth and F streets about 5 welock in the afterncon when her handbag was snatched by an uniden- | tified white man who was acocm-| panied by another ms ained $2.10. CAPT. FRIED AND CREW GIVEN CASH AND GIFTS Chief Officers of Liner Receive Sil- ver Plates in Honor of Rescue Work. By tiie Associated Press. YORK, March 18.—Cash and ||| othe s were presented to Capt. | George Fried and the crew of the T'nited States liner President R velt at a dinner in their honor last night tendered by the Allied Theatri- cal Committee and the Neptune Asso- ciation. Capt. Fried and Chief Officer Mlllf"-‘{ | were presented silver plates and each member of the crew received a medal in honor of his work in the rescue of the crew of the freighter Antinoe. Final disposition was made also of the fund raised at the Hippodrome in Febru: on the President Roose- velt's first return to America after| the rescue. 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