Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 40

C-8 SLAYING IN AUTO POINTSTOWOMAN Wealthy Chicago Furrier Found Shot in Head and Revolver Near. By the Associated Press. THICAGO, November 7.—A bullet &red by an unknown person killed Sam wel Bauer, weaithy furrier, last migiit as he sat in his automobile, parked near an apartment hotel on the North Side. Detectives said they had worked on & theory of suicide, but after several hours of investigation annpunced that they were seeking Mrs. Vera Thompson, 35 years old. The detectives said they had been informed that Mrs. Thompson had called on Dr. Andre L. Stapler about 9 p.m. for treatment of two bul- let wounds, but fled when the doctor notified police. 1 Bauer's body was found shortly after 8 pm. by a police lleutenant. There was a bullet wound in his head. On the floor of the car was a pistol with one discharged cartridge. One of the rear windows of the car was shattered, ap- parently by a bullet. Another bullet was lodged in one of the machine’s doors. George Sali and Irving Ferdinand, who were standing near the hotel en- trance, told police they had heard four shots and had seen some one dart from the rear door of the automobile, but they were unable to say if it had been a man or & women. Two girls in a nearby cpartment told the police they saw two forms leap from the car and disapprar down an alley. Bauer was married and was the father of two children. GRAVE SITES. SOLD BY FRAUD, IS CHARGE Cemetery Owner Has Man Arrested, Alleging He Used Money Not His Own. By t-e Associated Press. 1IICAGO, November 7.—Accused of sellig ves that did not belong to him and keeping the mon:y, Thomas Jones was arrested last night by two detectives. The complaint was made by his employer, Clement van Valkenberg, president of a c:metery company. The police said their understanding of the case was that Jones' operations came to light when there was a sudden demand for graves which customers claimed to vhave paild for but which ;1;;:‘ not marked sold on the company’s SLAYING VICTIM FOUND STUFFED IN FURNACE Bix, Including Waitress, Are Held in Killing at Hotel, Blamed on Jealousy. By the Assoclated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., November 7. —To jealousy the police attribute .the and attempted cremation Wed- nesday night of Alex Adams, kitchen man at the Davis Hotel. Six persons, one a waitress, were under the 3 Sutton, might have been the cause the m.lfl. Schmitt, chef at the clty Safety First and In.lt ‘The total number of fatalities on the British railways, last year, amount>d %o three. . ARMY ORDERS ordered home Brig. . Prank M. Caldwell, at San Prancisco, has been to his to await retirement; Col. Dwight W. Ryther, Infantry, has been transferred Barracks, Washington; Capt. Max V. 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