Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1930, Page 11

THE EVENING plete eonunu o( the letter were not re- | arms you locked over & year ago, It ]-H P T A En vealed by Wh! would “seem that every one but you 0 "“"" of Code. spell—striving to please you, thinking of you first in everythi The telegram, apparently a jumble of Eetter far T both 01 510 Feconid code words, has not been translated. Sheriff Sam Jernigan said the telegram | find an absorbing interest. My poor blank also contained two telephone | attempt at drawing may be the answer. numbers, one in Los Angeles snd the | Drowning might be better. With t other in San Diego, written by Mrs |love of Code Telegram and Letter Indicating Agreement Found |} in Miss Ritchie’s Effects. Post. He said the subscribers to these| The lniuuled slgnature White said, numbers would be questioned. means “your best Friends of the tvo women admitted the possibility that & su cide agreement n discussed by the two women, FIRE DESTROYS SHIP hut discounted thfi theory that Thurs- - day's double tragedy resu ted from sucl ), Lol e That MrePatmer | Freighter Burns to Water's Edge. was shot first in [ the back, indicating Crew Escapes Injury. that she was attempting to escape de‘at A i T y s 3 By the Assoclated Press. o vtfnrndtckarx':n Post shot Mrs. Palmer| JACKSONVILLE, Fia., April 28—The LAGUNA BEACH, Calif, April 28— | in & jeslous rage and later turned the | freighter Nassauvian, bound for Sault Discovery among the personal effects | §un on herself Ste. Marie, Mich., from the local port, of Adele Ritchie, erstwhile stage star, burned to the water’s edge at the mouth of a code telegram and a letter indicat- of the st. Johnis ?i\er yeaten rday. e the possible existence of a suicide | ters and notes that had passed between crew of nine, including Cap p-‘c with her friend, Doris Murray | the two women over & period of sev- willis M. Thompson, Jacksonville, es- Palmer, wealthy divorcee, hote ed | eral months. The communications all | saped without injury. the basis for a renewed xmuuxmun were of a personal nature, he said, and | The motor- ariven vessel, loaded wm, revealed a mon' bond of affection be- | fuel oil, caught fire, officers said, fro Moresby White, attorney for Miss | tween the co a short circuit in the generator and was Ritchie, who was the divorced wife of [ One letter \rllten Y, Mrs. Palmer | a_mass of flames within a few minutes. Guy Bates Post, noted actor, sald the | to Mrs. Post “I'm sorry you were | The tanks of oil exploded and efforts letter, addressed to him, indicated that | so unhappy this visit his clilent contemplated taking her own | utterly miserable to have you so upset. | life and that she was to be joined in | But it is useless for me to try to con- | have entered the lumber trade on the the death'plan by Mrs. Palmer. Com-' vince you that I do not stray from the ! Great Lakes. Mlny Latiars Exchsinged. White said he had hundreds of let- into the deaths of the two women. flames were futile. The vessel was PLIGHTS TROTH TO DEAD knows that I live each day under your | Wife Announces Plans as Police | By the Associatea Tress. Mrs. Florence. Kelier, 23, the suicide Saturday of her husband, Henry, 22, man’s brother, Edward, 23, during their examination i police headquarters and sald, “We be married as soon as 35 ocenily possibic he inhaled gas, said he was ending his life because his wif and that a divorce had been planned. The couple were questioned by police after Henry's gas-filled room in a boarding house. FREE BOOK TO HELP W Write for this book today. It's free; up to date; helpful. Shows best routes from It ‘makes me |of the local fire boat to extinguish the ew STAR, WASHINGITON, D. C, HUSBAND'S BROTHER| Question Her Concerning Sui- cide of Mate. EAST ORANGE, N. April 28— | § =horl]v after | hugged the arm of the dead Henry Keller, in a note penned as e was “unfaithful.” Mrs. Keller and Edward said Henry ad known of their love for months body was found in his PLA UR CALIFORNIA TR"’ S and More to California.” UNDERWOOD train schedules, 1::;;‘ Devlled Ham 201 Franklin Trust Bldg Phil- i Ry., Idrlphla Pa.—Advertisement. 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