Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1931, Page 44

"C—'lz THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931. “Lassoed” Husband 'AUTHOR WITHDRAWS | []NE []F ]fi TRAPPED Caus(i):ig Hisu;)eal:h, LONDCN BIOGRAPHY |} BY URYS S”LL HEI-I] Wife Tells Police —_— SRS Volume Removed From Book iFrail Woman, 42, Says‘ Stores Pending Reading by / Woman Arrested at Oakland| He Advanced on Son | Writer's Widow. f dSZ l‘ HdS Come / |\ Fails to Make $500 Bond With Knife. ‘ . 2 OAKLAND, Calif., December 3.—The » on Liquor Charge. & | me sociste press. three years' work Mrs. Georgia Loring PORT PAYNE, Ala, December 8 —A Bamford spent in writing an intimate ’ biography of Jack London appeared to By & Btalt Correspondent of The Star. frall 42-year-old woman, who told po- |y, ‘Gacteq effort as she completed the UPPER MARLBORO, Md., December |lice she “lassoed” her husband with & | \ithyrawal of “The Mystery of Jack 8 —Miss Ruth Rogers, 20 years old, of | rope, which caused his death by chok- 1 ndon» from Oakland and San Fran- ! ‘Washington, the lone woman arrested ey Sea when %ndcral agents “trapped” 16 |18, and her 12-year-old son Were ' .cisco ook stores yesterday ! , s o Shiaed peakeasy at. Oub. |BiSoHS 3 Jall gémérday chargsd ‘with o) volume, and, Md, on November 18, was stll |80 i poperte and her so n ¥ of L nd Bamford | in jall today, being the only one of the g ‘former marriage, Albert Wood, ve eir_schox ys and letters writ- v 16 Who has been unable o post bond 3. e afier the woman led officers ton ater by London to her husband, P SliaTge’ of posseasion 0 |4 g binin the rearal het home where | e Jate Df. Pedetick Irons Bamford, | ’ 2 the body of Willlam Roberts, 53, was Was recalled a e request of Mrs. "x?xm;'r;&dafl;’“;}fe’ds‘; OURETS | found buried beneath a pile of cotton Chfl!ml?n Laniony éhohwtrlht;r‘s \(]idol\; seed. Mrs. London asked that the sales given s hearing before United States | *Nis. Roberts told Sherift Pope she |curtailed until she has time to read the Penn. Ave.~Eighth and D Sts. Commissioner -'<t Kt tomorrow [Tashioned & noose‘out: of & rope and | book and decide whether she will con- TOW. ’lh'h‘)!’ oyl oY slipped it over her husband’s head |sent to its continued sale. "‘}x‘.h:' ‘;:;g e Fisle st groups |81y last Sunday when he attempted | While Mrs. Bamford declagedtshe did and using & field_telephone, arrested |'° UG 2T % RS Kty e Perts U5 tha book, she A ez HoE. YOUR FAVORITE DEP’T STORE taes Pfi“’“;":‘:::‘”vs"e'n‘:‘fl'r‘;;"“}lg;‘bnrk yard as he tugged at the rope |ney had informed her she should have mobiles in which they were Kid\ng & 't |and finally collapsed. With the aid |obtained Mrs. London's permission to small quantitles of Hauor e e The | Of & younger son, she sald, the body was | publish the letters agents then raided the establishment, | !ifted into the bin < known as the “Pig Pen,” and arrested ST R PR The best estimate possible shows that three men, alleged proprietors, on Despite the vogue for ostrich feath- | between 25,000 and 30,000 aliens are harges of sale ang possession of liquor. | ers and _skins, cstrich tanneries of smuggled into the United States each Miss Rogers told police she left her |South Africa are working at only two- vear, the majority being from Italy and automobile in town and took a taxicab | thirds capacity. Poland. %o the reputed speakeasy. 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