Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1928, Page 42

THE EVENING S TAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, THURSDAY, \I'(vI'ST 1f‘. 1928. WOMAN IS SOUGHT AS KEY TOHOLD-UP: ,Her Telephone Message After Finding of Bedy Is Clue. | By the Assoeiated Pres CHICAGO, August officers can find the wo | phone message led to t jof Angelo Francisco's body they believe they have the $12,000 robbery of the State McHenry, Ill, Monday Francisco’s body was found propped in the rear seat of an abandoned auto mobile, partly hidden by the tall corn in a field near vesterday. There were 47 in the ma- chine, which was id obbars made their {in which the bank 2rs M o escape. The body was tak rgue, e Francisco’s parents I3 identified it. Officers won y Franc! came so promptly to view the body, whereupon the dead man’s father, Anthony Francisco. explained Angelo. the fat said, had been making his home with a woman whose name was giv police. This wom- an. h d. lephoned the er Fran- cisco la rday suggesting that he look at the body of the n found in ' ' automobile n the belief that it [J "0'!9/.7/0/1 be Police believe the < plot to rob the W g\\munmo,y, Ssew"d 2 oo e, Govermors Toand ymphony v 'De'mr( ent Ch1'flmn Wallace H. Watts at Fort Humphreys, Va., is transferred to Gov- | ernors Island, and Chaj n Ralph © Deibert at Fort Sill. Ckla Angelo. cation her: ~r1" CHAPLAINS CHANGED. War Department Announces clude sev- and duties ot the Corps of Chaplains Chaplain Mi lton O. Bee be of the office War Department at Fort Sill, 1. and c‘m at headqu transferred to Fort Leonard Wood. Md. The resig- nation of Chaplain John R. Carroll, sta- tioned at Selfridge Field. Mich.. has been accepted the President. 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