Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1928, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1928.. SCREAM ON PHONE | 8°53menonetonenonsn enensastes Collars Tolmanized|| 1818 Kalorama ||[For that cool in- GWES UE MH [;l.UE Over th@ THE TOLWAN LAUNDEX Road NW e e 2469 18th_St. . weather— ATTERIES Washington Heights A | Slain Woman’s Body Found, in California After Wail \ ez 5 rooms and bath. . $55.00 Humphrey Over Wire. RENI‘ED 4 rooms and bath. . 52.50 N\ 3 rooms and bath. . 47.50 RAD[ANTF] ) All Olutside Ro'oms. $ | m Will refinish to suit tenant. UP fich vor { Open for Inspection i - l Ia e “ . ot e A. S. Gardiner UDDIM, . D . [ v in every 932 lnves.tment Bldg. 2 M}'{B‘P gtMlé \y G | go] ’ ] Main 334 Main 140-6436. GULDENS “OIL HEATING AT ITS BEST” OwoustiC | The Chastleton Hotel OIL BURNER OLO-MATIC heat is now within reach of every home— Ae the new model “J." We have | C 1 l L d thh s R Rl e, g onveniently Located, t. at Phone or write for illustrated literature. Domestic Service Corp. 1706 Connecticut Avenue E 5 Dliorie Potoniac: 3048 Wardman management. Delightful two-room, kitchen and bath unfurnished apartments; large screened sleepiug ‘ OAI porches. Available for immediate occu- pancy. $55 per month and upward. Three Are You Ready for rooms, kitchen and bath, unfurnished, $75 Winter? per month and upward. Phone Main 3068 and have us send you a couple tons | of Agnew Coal. “The Best Since 1858” John P Agnew & Co 728 14th St. N.W. We Also Handle Fuel Oils . i By the Associated Press. | SANTA CRUZ, Calif., September 27 | A woman known here as Mrs. L. Thornewell was found shot to dea n ; her home here early today, when in- | vestigators from the sheriff's office re- | sponded to a telephone girl's report that | she had heard a woman scream for help | over the Thornewill telephone line. A heavy rifle was found some dis- tance from the woman's pa body. In an adjacent room t | phone, its receiver off the hook, lay on the floor. L. A. Thornewill, known here as the woman's husband, told iff tree that the woman wa but had used his name. H e was Cora Meade, the man said. She is believed to have once lived in Bir-| mingham, England. 5 ‘Thornewill, who said he had been liv- {ing in a downtown hou | quarreling with the woman | but said he left her in goed spiri ; i | was not_arrested. You pay a little more | "'The sheriff discounted a suicide the- | ory, ving the woman could not have for Fatima quality — but | crawled away from the rifie if she s Scweral weeks ago the “New Yorker” related the following incident : It scems that a Mr. Van Slyke—we shall call him that—awoke one morning to find himself in the apartment of a friend whose wife is in Maine. The friend had gone to work, but Mr. Van Slyke hadn't. e felt rather badiy. The apartment was one of those old affairs with a dumb waiter shaft. 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