Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1933, Page 7

AR. WASH D. C., THURSDAY, JUXE 1. 193 —— v matters which I considered his own | Duggan and had him arrange thednter- | of our honeymoon in that country, !10! ‘Walker’s departure for Europe was| of Philip Tell Dodge, for 37 years 111 First street northeast, receive $5,000 SHERWUUD .I-EI-I-S affairs.” i\’ie_x‘y‘_.‘ gt mig:::“been all the time in the United mag;.;;operty tof terée former mlig'or.”m ‘PH"JP TELL DODGE WILL ‘\pruldem of Mergenthaler Linotype | €a<h. The rem: of the property Left as Matter of Loyalty. e announcement thal er w 3 ury referred to a previous trip i is to be divided a other relatives. o e dRosiatod Sor & e ber of | Would be at the office of Duggan at 11| “A good deal of that time I went | abroad by Walker, made in 1927. BENEFITS D. C. RESIDENTS |Co. and head of a number of other|™ Norman Dodge of Brightwaters, N. v, | years with an office where Mayor Walker | 80 Was shortly amended. | openly under my own name. To both | — e Eaim oy | corporations, it was disclosed in New|,nq the Bank of New York and Trust had desk spa 1 took care of many | o, ID¢ Dew announcement said that | my wife and myself it has been a =% A ! York yestcrday in Surrogates’ COUrt o are executors of the estate. Mr. matters of ' personal nature for him, |Shervood would grant an mtder\'lewllwrri]ble strain She has been the most WOMAN ACQUITTED William W. Dodge, Miss Jennie | (BTough the Y eg:nrw;r;;x Dodge was 80 at the time of his death. " " | “somewhere in New Jersey” and that loyal person in the world. om_the Pl I S o e sy ™ | reporters mesting Duggan at the cus- | moment of our marriage 1 have been IN HUSBAND’S DEATH| Dodse and Margaret Dodge to | crty. Mr. Dodge, who died in August.| FFITEE ot ia T consider rayselt | tom house at 11 a.m. would be escorted | hunted man. with investigators all| Shnes. in. Satuie | 1931, left an estate valucd at $3,422507.| C F. Onasch, a New York harbor pi- his agent. I made deposits for him 2ce of meeting by Duggan. over the country searching for me. o Ty 4 ' | Wiliam W. Dodge, a brother. who | lot, was forced by rough weather to and took cers of his household bills. | eral building it was “It is no wonder that my hair has Jury Deliberates Only 15 Minutes| -nree Washingtonians were mc]ud'd‘“\e& at 46 Grafton street, Chevy Chase, stay on a liner after he had piloted Informs Newspaper Men He iy activities on his behalf were not |learned that an early conference on turned gray and that I have lost 16| : 3 G 3 receives $10,000: Miss Jennie Dodge, | it out to sea, and had to travel across | materially different than my activities | the Sherwood case is planned between pounds. The wonder is that Mrs. Sher-| Before Returning Verdict Free- 'm the list of beneficiaries in the will sister, and Margaret B. Dodge, both of ' the Atlantic and back. | Hugh McQuillen, chief of the_intelli-| wood has been able to stand it with ing Mrs. Florence Drane. Went Away Because of |in behalf of others in the same office.”| J R0 | U ik “Bireau of Internal | such fortitude.” | | RETURNS, GRAY AND BROKE. | Revenue in this district, and United| He disclosed through the American | By the Assoctated Press. Loyalty to Walker. ! —_— States Attorney George Z. Medalie. | that he met Walker secretly just before| JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 1— | Sherwood Arranges to Meet Revenue| Medalie and McQuillen were expected the former mayor sailed on his pres- | After deliberating 15 minutes, a Crim- | e ow S e viem " | to reach a decision today whether Sher- | ent visit abroad. | On the same ship |inal Court jury vesterday acquitted | R s . i Aarees - | wood shall be called before a Federal | went Miss Betty Compton, former mu- | Mrs. Florence Drane of second-degree y socis s By the Assoclated Press. grand jury for questioning how actress, who became Walk- murder charges in connection with the HOBOKEN, N. J., June 1—Russell | NEW YORK, June 1—Russell T.|° Grown gray, thin and nerve-wrecked |er's bride in France after a divorce death of her husband. @ Sherwood said in an interview to- | Sherwood turned his face toward the |since he vanished 21 months ago, Sher- | dissolved his first marriage. Drane was shot fata day that he disap d 21 montas |light of publicity today for the first | wood wi 1 i . |~ Sherwood said he was “broxe” even|injured after a party last January 21! ago during the investigation of the |time since he disappeared almost two| g e N s " | wiien heyanalied lat Lo i at_the Drane home. administration of Mayor James J. |years ago when he was wanted as an | | "I have heard ‘it reported” he de-| The State contended Mrs. Drane ob- | - Walker because of “loyalty and re- |important witness in the investigation | Broke and Jobless. clared, “that I took a milion dollars|tained a pistol, shot her husband and spect” for Walker of the administration of James -V-‘ The long-missing witness, described | with me, that I sequestered $250,000 in|then attempted her own life, but she s P ) hat he was ever | Walker, who resigned during that in- | by Seabury as rising from an obscure | one place and another huge sum else- | took the witness stand to assert the who resigned | vestigation. " | accountant's post to handle $1,000,000 | where. That is bunk. I was broke|shots were fired during a struggle for . s during the investigation Announcement was made for him |in various brokerage accounts, said that | then and I am_broke now.” | possession of the weapon. She de- the very best obtainable . . . and save money on each item vou "Why did you go away?” he was |that he would see the press “somewhere |he is now “broke and Jobless.” News- | Investigator Seabury said: | clared Drane was about to shoot her S R : ot i e asked at an’ interview arranged by | in New Jersey,” the guide to the undes- | papers said he is iiving in & $200-a-| “As I understand it, Mr. Sherwood is| when she grappled with him. purchase. You can do this when you shop the “American™ Way, Collector of Internal Revenue William | ignated spot being none other than |month apartment | allegea to claim that he was not Mr.(* Defense witnesses testified Drane re- for our experts select the very Snest Ouality with your individus Duggan of New Yc Collector of Internal Revenue William| “For almost two years” the Ameri- | Walker's financial agent. Let him ex-| peatedly abused his wife and that he experts select the very finest Quality with your individual ‘It was a vol on my part,” | Duggan, The Government has a $49,000 | can quoted him saying, “I have been | plain, then, why he did not say so be-| had knocked her down before the needs in mind. It pays to shop v | income tax claim against Sherwood and | away fiom home and associates. Ex- | fore and why he ran away. 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