Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1927, Page 3

FINDS HUMAN HEAD Believed That of Woman Whose Severed Legs Lead to Investigati_on. E murder of two women to the decomposed head of a woman W found in Brooklyn, which polic ught might possibly be the head of Evelyn Ma women in the lower er, sent to rey tenement in W two bundles conta bered portions of a man believe the victim had eral months, Ident established. Wrapped in Bundle. the disme m >olice ion was not tematic | when early | ng in the yard | Roman (¢ bundle wrapped in | were starti v inl Police of all sew Church, noticed & piece of blanket. A policeman opened it and found on of the lower ¥ of a wom- torso. Three hou 3 manager of Brm)k!\n told police of finding fire escape. It e police fred B missing. A son. t the last he saw her was on Saturday when ed the cellar to investigate a There they found Lee. He nett that John, 1 Tess the pol e ~gen, who roomed with Lee. Both were compelled to view the reconstructed Jbodies of the women. Otto Neilson, a friend of the two men, was held for questioning. NEW JERSEY DRY AGENT GOT ONLY PUBLIC'S CONTEMPT (Continued from_ First Page.) arrived, but instead of helping the Federal men, arrested them, threw them into a patrol wagon and rushed them to cells without giving them an opportunity to explain. Chief of Police Walters of Trenton #aid my agents had no right to carry concealed weapons without permits. He said nothing of the fact that while he was arresting them the evidence which they had obtained disappeared. "This circumstance made me believe that the police action was inspired by the man operating the dump, who thus obtained police aid in disposing of the evidence of his guilt. An assistant Federal district attor- nev obtained the release of the agents in nomiaal custody, and also obtaincd convineing opinions from Washington that they had the right to carry fire- arms. 1 sought to have the chief of police and the arresting officers indicted, but the ¥ deral grand jury failed to re- turn an indictment. The matter ended T SPECIAL NOTICE. §{WILL NOT BE RESPONRIBLE FOR ANY debts contracted by any other than mysel. A 3856 _34th sl BE— RESPONSIBLE FOR a_by any person other than f‘fl m lxs 5th st s.e. = n dead sev-| of pr | careful - | se: = | in THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JULY 11, 1927. Acquainted With Plans for Progress. ing Purchase of Triangle Land. committee on whic The Senat public E will at importance to the Na- { tional Capital. is to have | chairman in the Seventieth Con: in place of former ator Lenroot {of Wisconsin, whose term with the adjournment of the ve ‘all of the land in the Pen avenue-Mall gle m with the public b as well as any I uced to 1 Union Station Plaza. Keyes Well Informed. nate leaders i s considerat jem of committe will have the ze the new & public View of his ir as ¢ an of the commit ppropriations, it is not |un!. he would take on the duty iding over the public build- | ings group. | 1t Senator Keyes becomes head of | {the committee he will be able to consideration to legi affecting the National Capital, spent a great deal of time here since his election to the Senate in 1918. He | is well informed on the status project for development of the T into a fitting extension | on \ tee on | able t atione the committee which | vania avenue tr make possible an ment of the T build ranks next | fter Senator publican members of the pu ings committee. Study of Fact. both House and Sena but the Hou ed | = by $100,000,000 | lhc limit of cost on the ings to be erected in the various | In the closing days of the ion Senate leaders were unable o have the House amendment ac ted o1 Since the next session will mark t opening of a mne to reintrodu nches again. Senator Smoot of T chairman of the Public s J mission, sponsored the triangle bill | last session, is expected to reintro- | duce it as soon as the new Congress | gets under way. This will be a long | session, with more time for its con- sideration and final enactment. As to the Union Station Plaza im-| provement, id Lynn, architect of | the Capitol, is having landscape ex- perts study the tract with a view ml recommending a_definite plan to the new Congress. The first question to be considered before landscape treat- there, although the chief of police threatened to arrest every agent, in- cluding myself, who appeared in Tren- ton armed. We made a number of raids thereafter, but he never tried to make good his threat. Once while we were awaiting a search warrant to enter a garage in Harrison, N. J., suspected of being a beer dump, the men inside ignited oily rags, tapped the beer casks and had the firemen assist in washing the beer down a sewer. . The firemen refused to let the agents enter, on the ground that they would interfere with extinguishing the fire, which could have been done with a cupful of water. However, the agents won in the end. When the search ‘warrant ar- rived they entered and found enough beer still left in the tapped casks to make samples required for evidence. I merely cite this as another instance which the conununity opinion seemed to favor the alleged bootlegger rather than a Federal agent seeking to do his dut: (Copyright. in AUl Countries by the Ametican” Newspaver Alliance.) SDMODERN FURNITURE RE- hed and® ughohwm RIGHT- Finisher from Grand i6s. 5010 Georsia, ave. FOURPIECE DANCE ORCHESTRA. opr\‘ Communicate with v 703 111) 1 NG, PAINT! c: F edéral Pov;'ei' Commtssxon ol complignce with the Federal water Stat.. 1063) notice 18 hereby (e Botomiry River Corporation. n. Del.. has iled applicatio v vermit_for a hydro-electric icct on the Potomae River and its es in the District of Columbia. in n. ” Hampshire. Va.: in 5. Washitizton . Loudoun, holuses at ¢ ain Bridke and Great Wash D. 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