Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 3

The Pnramolmt Garnge Co. “TERMS § p=d (() Downll LIKE Night, Ad. 6053 $1.00000 JEWEL THEFT FRUSTRATED Whlttemore Gang s Arrest : Stops Big Robbery Planned for Week Before Last. RENT” Day, M. 3931 ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road Sever; tated Press. YORK, March 27.—A “blg which was expected to yvield | $1.000,000, egual to the total of their depredations last year, had been planned last week by the gang headed | by Richard Reese Whittemore, con- fessed robber and murderer. Thi came to light today, the police said, ! in the confession of William G. Unkel- bach, one of the nine members of the & under arrest very attractive apartments ranging in size from one room, reception hall, Kitchen, bath and bal- to four rooms, Kitchen, reception hall and bath. Service unexcelled cony and pr reasonable. his part of his confy was the | visit to the House. ‘ = . 5 ‘ ax s | e Rebuild, Remodel, \ | ey s o DEAF HEAR INS lNSTANTLY‘ wild, Remodel, Repair N\ id made his | | A | s Sl | ALUMNI WILL DINE. Amazing_Tnvention Belngs T \ | v i 2 velvy | == ¥ sediate Relief to Those N | Unketbach said that two jewelry | ; N utediate Telief IN stoves in the Brons had been|Xappa Sigma Anrual Banquet to Who Are Deaf. 820 11th N.W M. 9427 N | spotted” and that the gang members Bo Next Bataiday, | ) \ e ! Lorom S A wonderful fnvention which en- N\ 16lh & Columbia Road strength ot an expected $500.000 haui || Prominent loeal atumni of the || 0 BT of hearing to hear = = = IN olumbi: | from an unnamed jewe.er. 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District At after questioning | more interested in than convicting | Home Site the market affords nothing better Banton, said he the ‘“fence™ Trop | zetting | the robbers. | i Mrs. Whittemore Talks, Whittemore, w wife him during the grilling, wa stood to have given evidenc: ing crimes which had not hitherto | been attributed to the gang. The con fession was the one which \Vhitte more had promised to make if his { wife would be set free. District_ Attorney Hanton promised not to make the confession public | said the veracity of Whittemor elations and the details of his wife's past record were being investigated. He had said he would free the woman it Whittemore told the truth and Mrs. Whittemore had no criminal record. MRS. UNKELBACH SILENT. concern- | S w.nhmpleni) C Villa Sites and Wooded Plots Thought Husband Was Rum Runner, | Not a Criminal. BALTIMORE, March | tectives today grilled N i | bach, wife of Willlam G. lr g o f a member of the Richard Reese Whit- { temore robber band now held in New ‘\nrk in an effort to solve the West- Maryland Dairy hold-up here a Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS | (#).—De ern month ago 4n which a policeman and guard were shot and a pay roll of $16,000 stolen. To all their queries, however, she would only say: “I told you I know nothing about | 5 it. You've asked me that a hundred | Certain-teed times. Let me alone.” S Think She Was Scout. i Co.’s Police believe that Mrs. Unkelbach, | = who was arrested last night at the Weathershield home of her parents in Woodbine, | Md., at the instance of the New York e, had served as *'scout girl” dur al of the raids on New York | . believed to have netted the | Paint, all colors $2.25 a gallon band $1.000,000 in loot. No charges | have as vet been preferred against | i her. Main Office Clues unearthed by local detectives | 6th & C Sts. Scuthwest have led police to the vicinity of | 9 . | Woodbine, where Mrs. Unkelbach was | Camp Melgs arrested. Police believe she could ¢lear the mystery of the local hold- | up if she wished, they said today The description of one of the ban- ! dits who took part in the hold-up re- | 5th & Fla. Ave. Northeast THE sembles in a general way that of ! HECH]NGER CO Anthony Paladino, a member of the | . gang now under t, police an-| nounced. Witne wiil examine | photographs of Paladino, to be fur-| nished by New York police, in an | effort to link him definitely with the | crime. | Auto License Stolen. automobile used by the dairy was the same as that usuall) ed by the gang in hold-ups, po- | License plates for the ma- chine wwere ‘stolen from a garage in| Woodbine Pay Only $8 Per Month Mrs. Unkelbach declares, howev m.‘ that she and her husband were in | Cleveland when the robbery occurred. S hibited a bill paid at an | s in Cleveland, where she said | ved with her husband and Mr. | Whittemore at that time. Get A Best Bilt The Best Bi strength of & s besuty of sppes . rs. Unkelbach denied she Call Lincoln 10-100 aware of her hus ‘s particips in the gang's 2 T did not d was a crim- inal® she said. “He gave me all the money I needed, but I thought he made it running whisky. OPEN MEETING PLANNED | BY ANTI-CANCER CENTER | Authorities to Speak at Public Gathering Next Saturday Eve- ning at Willard Hotel. The Anti-cancer Center of the Dis- i its first public meeting know that m; WAINGTONE | 201 Fenton Court N:E v evening at 8 o'cl oom of the Willard | . it was announced yesterday. n. Amos A, vill preside. | peakers will be Dr. C. director of the Radiu verett Field, 1 Institute of w York City; Dr. William Wallace ident of the nsed | Neuropathic of delphia, and Dr. Frederick Dug- | dale of Boston, a director of the Koch Cancer Foundation. It is hoped Dr. William F. 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