Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1937, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1937. ARREST EXPECTED [ e INCABLESLAYING | = PHILADELPHIA, March 16.— An old safe found behind the bathtub in the home of Henrietta E. Garrett—who left a $20,000,000 estate undistributed—revealed its secret yesterday. While 20 attorneys for claim- ants, the estate and Orphans’ Court officials watched, the lock was broken. The door swung open on a dusty interior from which was taken an abdominal surgical belt, a loaded revolver and cartridges, and a card listing building and loan holding total- ing $800—but no will. Nearly 20,000 persons are claim- ing shares in the estate of the recluse widow who inherited most of the fortune from her husband, Walter Garrett, snuff manu- facturer. Divorcee Detained for Ques- tioning Predicts Man Will Be Held. B the Associated Press. CANTON, Ohio, March 16—Miss ‘Theresa Ludwig, 45-vear-old divorcee detained by police investigating the shotgun killing of Mrs. Dueber S. Ca- ble, declared her innocence today and | #aid she expected a man's arrest to remove her from the inquiry. Miss Ludwig, who Cable said shared an apartment with him, made her statement to a Cleveland News report- er in the presence of Gerald Ludwig, a brother, and a detective's wife. | The detectives have a pretty good | b tdea about solving this murder,” Miss | Homicide Arrests Drop. Ludwig said. “They told me that by | Arrests for homicide in New York nightfall they were going to arrest a | City were 860 in the year 1907, 280 in man, the year 1917 and from 200 to 400 Coupes Are Similar. annually since “It wasn't my car they saw near N 5y the house. It was probably this man's coupe. It's just like mine. When GLOBE TROTTER they arrest this man, then I'll be out of this.” Two girls had reported seeing an automobile circle the block where the Cables' commodious home is situated in an exclusive section of Canton, shortly before Mrs. Cable plunged forward, fatally wounded, on the floor of her breakfast room. A blast of bird shot, propelled through a window, struck her in the head and neck. She died early last Friday, an hour after the shooting Cable, questioned by police, was de- clared by Capt. Elmer E. Clark to have told of several years' companion- ship with Miss Ludwig, stout former proprietor of a Canton dress shop. P Police quoted Cable, a prominent con- | farther for the best, when it's tractor, as saying Miss Ludwig had to be found at the Taft?" :Vllrl:.h[ to persuade him to divorce his 2000 ROOMS WITH BATH, from $2.50 “Don’t Need" Attorney. HOTEL ALFRED LEWIS, Mgt ‘No more roaming”, he says. You, too, will say, ““why search “I haven't anything to worry about,” Miss Ludwig continued in the News' account. “I don't need an attorney— I didn't do it, and that’s all there is to it I know I'm in a bad spot. But|] 7thAve. I'm sure everything is going to come || at SOth St. NEW YORK out all right. They will soon find out | 6 ,on_v E".Jovs all about it, and the guilty person will | be locked up.” Taken into custody in Steubenville, Ohio, Saturday night, Miss Ludwig | was questioned several times over the | week end by police. Yesterday she was placed in jail here and an in- | formal complaint of “suspicion” placed against her name. JUSTIN MILLER TO SPEAK National U. Students to Hear Tax Yet most people at some fime suffer | | from common constipation. Why not cor= is condition the natural way—by ncluding a reads-to-eat cereal with your | meals instead of taking weakening | and drugs’ Kellogg's ALL-BRAN adds the “bulk” the averase system needs. In the body, ALL-BRAN absorbs twice its weight in T g a soft. spongelike mass— cleanses the intestines. | | Appeals Board Member Justin Miller, member of the Board of Tax Appeals, will address students of National University tonight at 8 o 'clock. He will speak on “Some Reasons for | the Legal Profession Dr. Charles Just eat two tablespoonfuls a day. as & Pergler, dean of the Law School, | ccreal with milk or cream. or cooked into urged all students 1o attend the lec- | 2PPetizing braads; Sietc-ithres | ture, which will be given in the upper | 8 Siossne hall ALL-BRAN is sold at all srocers. Made and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek. | Hellogs® Serve All-Bran Regularly for Regularity 28's ALL-BRAN also furnishes vita- min B to tone up the intestines and iron for the blood. To Honor Hittenmark. Gordon Hittenmark, timekeeper and commentator for the National Broad- casting Co. in Washington, will be honored on his second anniversary here by the Washington Advertising Club at a luncheon tomorow at 12:30 p.m. at the Raleigh Hotel. ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT, YOUNGER “BROTHER OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT, ¢ AND HIS CHILDREN—ELLIOTT JR,, HALL AND ELEANOR "My grandfather rooseveit died before my father was twenty-one; and while his older brother Theodore, later to be President of the United States, fought his way to health from an asthmatic childhood and went to Harvard College, Elliott, with the con= sent of an indulgent mother and two adore ing sisters, took part of his inheri- tance and went around the world, hunting in India when few people from this country had done anything of the kind." 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