Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1926, Page 24

H \ ACIDKILLS MAN, WOMAN ARRESTED Had Soughi Reconciliation With Wife—O0ther Woman Confesses to Police. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, June 17.—Short- 1y after he had sought a reconciliation . with his wife, from whom he had been " and her daughter Yett : died estranged for three wears, Louis Kr >, was hurned to death yeste h acid. Mrs, Sadie Yankolovitz 14. who lived in the house where Kramer had stopped since leaving his wife, were held for questioning. Kramer was found Iying on the steps of a drug store trying to tear the clothing from his hody. A motor- 1=t took him to a hospital where he Flech on his head, breast and arms had heen seared with acid. . which, unchecked for more than half an hour, had burned almost' to the kolovitz, arrested in the of. attorney, at first denied knowledze. of the affair. Later, how- ever, police said, she admitted throw ing the acid on the man when quarreled with her daughter. kxa ination of the woman revealed t} she had been burned by the sa of acid which caused Kramer mer. widow of the ording to poli me to her home and ha had prom daughter and effect a reconciliation. Mre. Yankolovitz, the widow threatened the life of her husband several davs ago when he refused to listen o a proposal that she obtain a divoree A druggist, living near the Yanko Iovitz home. told podice that Mrs. Tankolovitz purchased a hottle of the same kind of acid which killed Kra mer several days azo. explaining that ghe was housecleaning and wanted It as a disinfectant. JURY DECIDES WOMAN WED G. EDGAR SMITH Elu Dugent Wins First Legal But~! tle for Share of Theater Man's Estate. Br the Associated Press BALTIMORE, June 1 gent vesterday won the first round in| her battle to obtain a widow's share | of the es . Edgar | Smith. valued 100.000, | After or minute: Jury in ety eourt, w for the past ei: zent 2 at more than Attorney last night th verdict mith. W hurst puted to be his death estate indicated | will appeal the | R0 was treasurer the | Theater interests, was re- | a bachelor et the time of During the trial Mrs. Du- gent Smith testified that the marriage. pearformed in Wilmington, Del, was| kept secret at the wish of Mr Sm!th.[ A deposition by a Wilmington | clergyman, introduced evidence, | stated that on February 10, 1912, he | married “Georg mith of Phila delphia, to Elsie G. Dugent of Balti- more.” Mr. Smith's will, made only several weeks before his death. con taine no mention of a wife and he- queathed his estate to several sisters, Taxation of real estate in Delaware, provid v ane-fourth of the reve. nne for put school education. her ices of school money. he | sed to see their 14.vear-old | said, | "Dread. 1 sat on Jones B. Pinkham's porch and idly smoked a 3-cent torch, and sald to him, “Old scout. you should know happiness. ods fish: you have all things a wan conid wish, all com | forts roundabout. Your house is fit to lodge a queen. you have a noble limousine, a costly super-ten; vou should be, as T find you fixed. with blessinks heaped around unmixed, the happiest “of men.” “So it would seem,” replied Jones B.. “Dame Fo:- tune has been good to me, I am_ her favored son: but I am always full of fear that some calamity is near, and this spoils all my fun. In yonder bank I have a rol] that should be solace to my soul ind make my mind | serene: but I'm afraid the bank will | fail, some teller there may cop the | kale, and flee this pleasant scene. 1| have an orchard full of trees, the ght and smell of which should pleasy my heart and make me glad: but I'm | | afraid some deadly blight may land | | upon those trees some night and put | them to the bad. T have a Wmousine. | | 'tis true, and it is good to hear it | | choc xious for a spin: but I'm | {afraid. whene'er 1 drive, I'll he pur-| ed by speed cops five, and they will run me in. T look around me | with view the nifty | thin: | there: | and count di and plu |a common thing," quits toiling for his bre e, to gloat s st 1 - e | stitch; and 3 d that jars the idle rich WALT MASON. a bed, (Copyr | GERMAN VIEW GLOOMY. | BERLIX Franz Urbig, manager of Disconto Gesellschaft, is | af the opinion that it would require | a hoom in industry, both in Europe | | and e possible the | pay of the 2.3 0 ually { the over: ment by any 000 gold marks ann tion payvments under n. 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His wife, Princess Helene, year-old son, the crown il receite Carol's former which amounts to $60,- | prince, w a year The prince hereafter will be nhliged to live on the revenue from hi small land holdings in Rumania on the income from the money him by his great-granduncle, hese together are zate about $30,000 a " New Store Hours for Summer 5 | Instead of 9:15 to 6, our NEW store hours for the Sum- mer, beginning Tiesday, July Open at 8:15; Close at 5 P.M. Close All Day Saturdays, as Always We hope that these new all day closing, will prove wor Friday Bargains Crowded Out of Aooid Imitations | Our Regular Advt. Although printed in small type, every item tells Be sure to read them all! of a big bargain. 59¢ Mercerized Damask, 38¢ Remnants of 58inch Mercer- ized Table Damask, assorted neat patterns; lengths from 13 to 215 yards. 15c Part-Linen Crash 10c Remnants of Partlinen Un- bleached Crash, absorbent weave; for roller or dish towels. 1214¢ Towels, 9¢ Huck and Crash Towels, sufte ahle for hand or dish towels; ah- sorhent weaves. 10c Wash Cloths, Sc Turkish Wash Cloths, fine close avoven grade: with eolored striped renters. (Linen Dept.) $1.25 Table Centers 88c 43nch Table Centers, plain | linene, with wide lace edging; neat designs. 35c Pillowcases, 25¢ 45x36 Regulation Size Pillow- cases, hand torn and ironed. Perfect quality. 50c Table Scarfs, 25¢ Sanitas Table Scarfs, plain col- v; regulation length. (Art | Dept.—Second Floor.) 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Nano be- lieves Clarol is now remorseful for his | recent action and that : reconcilia- tion between him apd the ro) family within six or nine months is not improbable. He decl: Mme. Lupescu has a firm hold on Carol and dominates him as Princess Helene, his own wife, neyer attempted to do. Mme, Lupescu’ keeps it rp eye on him, Nano reports, fearing he may be- come enamoured of some pretty T'rench girl. The pair recently bought a villa -outside Paris and they are now busy furnishing it. KILLS MAN IN STORE. BRISTOL, Va., June 17 (®).—After walking into the general store oper- | ated by John Hartsock, 5 miles w of Gate City, Va., vesterday and utter- Ing an oath. Robert Adams, 30, sent three bullets near the heart of the store proprietor, walked calmly to his automobile pa x the building, sat down and is own heart. for the shooti other A was intoxicated. 6th, will be ideas, including the Saturdgy Notions Fancy Ribbon Garters, assort- | ed styles and colors, with flower and rosette trimming. 50c and 75c kinds, at.... 69c and 79c Ru Sheets, maroon and whii regular sizes. O. pool Cotton, rd_eposls: good assortment olors. gularly 5c. | THREE spools for ... 10€ | 25 Colorite, for redyeing | straw hats navy blue and | 4, blacke ... e 1C,lill’t‘lrelu erfect” Waists, with hose supporters: all sizes. 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They undermine the initiative of laymen and of the younger generation which will some ay be supporting the church. The younger generation will be lax in its contribution to the church, feeling that it can be supported by endow- ments.” = Mr. Johnson sanctioned the accept. ance of “tainted money” hy churches, “Money accumulated in a wrongful 17.—The endow- Our Guarantee —Every Shirt Per- fect—Fit Guaran- teed—Color Guar- anteed. We will replace with a new shirt any that faill to give satisfac- tlon., A G Undermuslins Voile Teddies, novelty colors, with hand.painted "‘;’{'%R" fast | colors. Regular i 1 value 79¢ | Fancy Envelope Chemise, bro- (i caded patterns: whl{e and green; lace trimmed. Regular $1:50 value $1.19 Extra Size Long Petticoats, of lustrous_ white material; shadow-proof front and back. grade | Costume Slips. lustrous “Non.Kling" cloth. flesh and each: fllet lace trimmed: deep hip hems. 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