Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1928, Page 12

12 MANKILLS MATE IN SUICIDE PACT Prisoner Says He Lost Nerve and Postponed Taking Own Life. Br the Ascociated Pross, PHILADELPHIA, February 14—A | grussome tale unfolded in Cecil Clyde | Campbell's alleged confession of how he | had crushed the head of a woman he said was his wife, eight days ago, after they had entered into a suicide pact, | was under investigation by police today. After killing the woman. police said Campbell told them, he had lost his nerve and decided to postpone taking kis own life until after he had paid off debts. Financial reverses and inability to obtain employment he gave as rea- | PO ccording 1o police. New York detectives, d vesterday at a sons for his a bact.” | @ ¥ veness pajamas. was id. February l Carrp.)e had disappeared. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals M and S: New York DUE SUNDAY. Pastores—Port DUE MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20. OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY enaventnra—Port au Prince and Cristobal. izaba—Havana SAILING TOMORROW, Carabobo—San Juao. Ls Galasrs and Mara- Veoniain—West t Iodies cruise. S Hamhore Santa Marta—EKingston Colomhia and Santa M. SATLING THURSDAY. FPEBRUARY 18. Ameriean Shinner—Plemonth and Landon. Cristobal, Puerto arts 1o Catello and i Priies ‘and Canel JAY. FERRUARY 18 n. Plrmouth, Cher. arwandt. | Osln — | elements that build up flesh, correct skin and Southampton and | $100 “CHANGES™ HANDS. | Californian Seeks Man Who Van-! ished With Bill. E. H. Foley, said by police to be an inventor from Hollywood, Calif., who registered at the Houston Hotel ves-| terday, is today trying to invent a way to find the man who mysteriously dis- appeared after being intrusted with the mission of changing a $100 bill. Foley reported to police last night that he had requested a man to change the bill, but has not seen his “friend” since. The misfortune occurred outside the hotel. 'VALUATION HEARINGS | ORDERED TO PRGCEED | Utilities Body Refuses Further, | Postponement for Rapid Transit Company. 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Resolutions were also adopted opnos ing the bill recently introduced in Con- aress which would increase the pay of the police and firemen of the District | and opposing also an increase in the | District Commissioners' salaries. ‘The Gibson bill for regulating ap- nointment and promotion of clerks in the municipal ghvernment was ap- proved by the association, and it also | adopted a resolution favoring the 60-40 ratio of District appropriations. A resolution passed asking that in- cinerators to take care of the trash and garbage of the District be removed to Occoquan. The organization also ex- pressed its disfavor of the Lankford Sunday bluc law bill for the District. The ‘body went on record in favor of the Patterson tract as a playground and not as a market site, and the asso- ciation moved to approve the exten- sion of the park system in Washing- ton, in accordance with a recent bill brought before Congress. Mrs. H. M. Helm was appointed dele- gate to attend the charity meeting to be held in Southeast next Tuesday. Harry N. Stull, president, presided. An illustrated lecture on the work of the Assoclated Giarities was given by E. C. Potter, a worker for the Associated Charities. g More than $5,000,000 will be spent at once in constructing new theaters in MITHS TOR : FIRE PROOF BUILDING CRATING, PACKING, SHIPPING LONG DISTANCEMOVERS WANTED-LOADS TO AND FROM PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK BOSTON RICHMOND AND POINTS SOUTH FURNITURE INSURED CALL NGRTH 3342-3343 Men Never Lunch at Home. Married men of Eibar, Spain, have de- cided to ablde by the old proverb that it is unlucky for men to go home for luncheon except on the day of the mar- riage and on the day of their death. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1928 Everg man in Elbar, a town of 10,000 inhabitants, therefore lunches at a res- taurant or at the factory or shop where he is employed. 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