Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1928, Page 11

GRLS CLOTHNG CLUE N MURDER Net of Evidence Closes In on Philadelphian, Accused in Coast Slaying. Ry the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, August 6 —With a | maze of circumstanttal evidence con- | pecting Russell St. Clair Beitzel of Philadelphia with the murder in June of Miss Barbara Maugen, aiso of Phil- . police today belisved examina- f the dead woman's clothing would alinch their case e clothing was en route from h ve Hollywood. A bullet wound in ead caused death. although physi- T there were indications ave lived for three days hat woun. ! who brought Miss Mauger adelphia several months ago with her here as husband and stands formally charged with mur- He was arresied Friday. | has admitted quarreling with the ased near the scene of the crime. | but maintains he did not kill her. H told police she jumped from his ca there and disappeared | Detectives located a pistol wrapped in towels in a desk used by Beitzel, and he admitted ownership. Yesterday a small d a box of cartridges for a gun ame caliber near the scene of Beitzel itted he went s Mauger’s was June d ta iting | at (he suspect might he scene of the crime mbalm” the body was T. Redell, taxi driver. hills, where his fare see how his “liquor as getting along | said the man left the cab near the place where the body was discovered with a package smelling like creosote, but which he did not have when he re- turned. BY UNIDENTIFIED MEN Joseph H. Posey Is Treated for Wounds and Bruises—Lloyd Crompton Also Assaulted. Taken to Emergency Hospital early this morning and treated for several mful injuries to the head. Joseph H. v. 29 years old, 1470 Clifton street. told hospital authorities that he was sttacked and severely beaten by four men on Seaton street between Seven- teenth and Eighteenth streets. Several stitches were required to close one wound. He could give no reason for the l attack and does not know whether his assailants were white or colored, he] said Lioyd Crampton, 22 years old, 1238 ous. Crampton told seventh precinct police that he was struck and knocked the window by William Wright of Fort ;.?"' :l. He will procure a warrant, sai HELD FOR SHOOTING WIFE Colored Man Asserts Accident Caused His Mate's Wound. After he brought his wife to this city | with a bullet wound in her right leg, yesterday, Norris Hall. colored, 25 years old, of Burnt Mills, Md., was arrested | by seventh precinct police and held for | Maryland authorities. Hall told police that he lcddmhl))" shot his wife, Nellie Hall, ‘colored! 35 | years old, while- cleaning his revolver | at his home. He first took her to 1123 | “Thirty-sixth street, from whence she was taken to the hospital in the ambulance. Her condition is not serious. — PR PRIMATE RESIGNS. Canadian Archbishop, 76, Feels! Younger Man Is Needed. | INNIPEG, Manitoba, August 6 (#), ~frehbishop Pritchar Matheson, pri-| mdte of the Church of England in Can- | for 20 years, has submitted his res- jghation to the House of Bishops, to take effect September 22. The -rch-‘ bishop, who is 76, in announcing his said he believed he should | he ret the primate’s | You Leave Safe Deposit Box FEDER \l‘,-A‘-fliRl(]AN | NATIONAL BANK Where G Street Crosses 1ith Face A“ . B Broken Out? you, ton, one of those who iried one thing after skin, yet without ? ry this simple treatment — used by thousands with amazing suceess, Rub on a little Resinol Ointment at night; wash off with Resinol Soap in the morning. 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