The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1917, Page 4

s aS THE BVYEWING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Al, 1047, WEANS, INARAGE, © SKETCH OF AUTO TRAGEDY SCENE AND ITS THREATENS MANY WITH INDICTMENT Promises Correspondents \\ See Sensational Developme in Forty-<ight Hour (Specie! From o Stef Correspenden of The Evening Were CONCORD, N.C. Bept I —<ine ‘, Weta This te further greet chet |Gare 1) Aivites the eotene eoueliy _ IcTIM Mre Ming @:4 Het The Piet! beteces Mee Ming's eteter, Otte ohe ented ber fe there oe) Mervin ot he jetihere 0 ween af gree 4 Newt Rebinons romer Motte : ay a wees the § Fronpe Rochas to Gerdes oo Se * 4 tev enton t eoon te reopening tne . . «a ‘tn em ieation wow one . enn 6 ta NAS. KNG'SFUNDS 7 =.= Je Amared to Pir 610.0% Trust Gone as Income Has Not ¢ ‘ May Othe: Eslahlihmrenl in Moe Wedd Mas No ATEVILLE N « ret towing Mre Anna L } won'e de ts te : Pi" Mute sed toda 43 GMS West 34 Streel Qenting . . Mrs King’s 5 lec ees es cone Serge & Silk Frocks f Din Hitle city shortly be wigned @ rele whieh the seourt « Mer- 1 never signed any reiense.” she Gnd greeted the newepaper on were © @pondents gethered here from all « We country, Me bad copies of « jeaid. “T thought that money was Afternoon, Evening and Dinner Wear umber of metropolitan dailies in bis fold ae a rock eae sed nr hands | | Bhe was informed the trust fund “Have you men made it quite clear | Wae disncived by © with . | ner written conser The Values Are Most Extraordinar ©@ Your accounts that 1 have come | p — my signature was a forgery, | eck prepared to stand « full invest!- | ared. ‘a Means came to | then?” he ked “Have you mate me more than a year of nd ned 4, og . ABANDONED ROAD ae ictroncal 9 Newest Frocks in ‘ # clear that 1 welcome & thorough ons vo gr ing oo iS rerases te Ge Ser i fevertigation of myself? If you wm - . Hasidi pei 4 ‘ ars Satin, ' haven't done #0, 1 want It done. ae, PARTY P $ Wanted, but he said the money Would Georgette Crepe, ‘ “1 came back to Concord as fast as Coons "Rom |never be touched. He said it would | Crepe Meteor, ; Z could and stated upon my arrival tinea: ae ae aia ‘ = |be more convenient if I would consent ee jt sc to some sort of a transfer, but I did in ric , hat I wanted the case thoroughly 1D-/inue 1 can only answer for myneif| Mra, King’s body Wis movements |or revoked —V ' ne of th a fricnd of Mrs. HubiMe nor sien anything Autumn shades. vestigated.” My brother goes about his busi Sel Pec ydth mage toll pried the ob s ! etle If my trust pa no longer exists, Very ‘Special ! “There are going to be nome in-| himself and 1 go about mine by my-|iUry* [he farmer wiv ieee ae ea | know ‘ others were A&I where has my income of a thousand self.” I have int at nit " Means was in a ; "i Light of the shooting ahd who told dolla ; jee 008 ous? : Giempenta very sen, Just wate |e. arcane weavity of manner | ie ine mint un eens shot. | deed w iss. Hinton : hin retura, fms QRUASt A mont 8 coming tron? 1 Newest Frocks in i clonely and you will eee a lot of thINg# | in5 disappeared. He was not xiii Krom Dry MeDume secured an af-| received $ from an in-|t upon bis arriva cused bank at. That's. why Wool Jersey, fidavit of the occurrence. \ Rob mn and De. Nee y “ S : happen ing wo kindly to-day, but clinched ar ee tormed that MeDufrie| ®t hin ¢ prwarde o{M on Dr. Neetus of wae acl share, vido ‘ Questioned later an to this remark | cigar between wet teeth and hiv eyes} represented Mra Hobinson of Ashe-| her fl « u- [ba " etectives eir trail A ahead Charmeuse, H Means would not give a definite state-| had taken on a steely li ville, mother of Mrs. King mental t Mra. Kobingur and having thus caused ald: "That Satin, ‘ ment, but remarked All Concord is surcharged with an| he remarked, “And outlam infori ‘ ving signed | plans to come to naught. — ts not Crepe Meteor. “Th i be indictments] air of myate t whether he is representing her now sep “i M ectly accused Dr. Neefus Vere Geeutel ere Ww some 2] air of mystery and Import ev ete ee eerie tad out when, | Papers in con n with the revuea ‘ery Speci within the next forty-eight hours. I]opmente in the King case are being| he represents n trust deed. Whether net| the watching, am going to start some fighting myself.| predicted on every hand. Stories a ——_— signature w ed ns to t f Mrs Newest Frocke in What right had those officials in Chi-| being cireulated anent the visit to the soon, Dr Clark's statement has been draft for Wool Jersey cago to exhume Mrs. King’s body and|town of strange men, who secretly DECLARES MRE. KING SIGNED) Etantiated by Theodore Borg, Mrs, Asheville t Serge, ' perform an autopsy without the con-| visit Blackwelder Spring, where Mrs. A NEW WILL. Robinson chauffeur and trusted Ch m sent of her relatives? What law per-] King was shot, and then disappear . fidant. ‘This young man declares tryna : pence, | Sri cL watcnr we per oat be This mornin eo rangers, onn oar: HERE NT0 TRAGIC i We havo information that Mra.|that both through observation while cor f Pel in, erik | “gh jeg nee rely fying a briel bax, arrived. They lett King in her apartment at 1155] in the household, and from Mra, Rob- Was to be ep ilen aera oer Cloth. a AFTON MEANS LEAV ON Al|not reg ster, They tslked together in ark Avenur uted u new willlingon, he knows Means for eighteen ie: Dalley sd) Mees Tne wes 1 Bie ‘ery Speci MYSTERIOUS TRIP. low tones and moved away. which was witnessed by the secre-]m has been partially ruling that the day the tragedy Adee Meas, oho tan been: bie Mone] the Listed pes ao bt nk i tary (Gaston Meand and the wife] ls eld with this alleged will thought } was with Mrs. King brother's constant comranton for al were fertilizer salesmion ssl scingea aca eee eee a eee Seeiae eueta ? cee. at ee F Il & Wi 7 jong period, left town mysteriously lagt| Gaston Means let it be known to- nd we have documentary evi-[ tate of nerves and fear,” Berg phould retusn Hie tere on thease Gage a in er ul s aight. When asked where his brother|day that he would fike to have P. P. (Continued trom First Page.) dence that on Aug. @% Mrs. Robinson, | States. “This condition was caused |! Aoi |i ower ne ner ——$_ . had gone, on what mission and when| McDuffie, the Atlanta lawyer, who 3 then stopping at Asheville, N. C.,| Partially by the constant taik of de- jnrention until s moe dressed for was here a few days ago, Investi- ; ) : he would return, Means said: gated. McDuffie came to’ Concord | got that amount last November, but|did not know where her daughter] tectives and crooks by Means, and a journey. She on announced thes k “You will have to ask him about while Means was in Chicago with (jn December the deed was cancelled (Was. And it was twenty hours after Ually by anxiety for hor daughter, she was going to New York to oo Foll & Winter Suits the tragedy before the mother off Mrs. King, atten ees arc oeoga pean in ‘our de Laine, ” the victim was notified” ‘Means took Mrs. King to No. 15!" Mrs. Robinson became greatly agl- Chiffon Broadcloth. | Means or the death of Mra.| ¥¢ i one meer : and seven <d when she anene to get in New Lengths 30 00 : Aye crypt she | Street, where he lived, and persuaded touch with elth s. King or 3 3 t King 4 gf he did:aot Know iene) 4c contain thers @ qionth, ‘fhe Melvin on the day before the killing, P and Colors. . ' left a will or not and remarked to friends on the morn Silk Lined, ! } | The guggontion that more than one | forts of Mrs, Robinson to get in ing of the tragedy that suspense and Interlined. | person may yet be juvovied in Mrs, |'¥eh’ with her daughter during that uncertainty about her daughters had Very Apecial | [King’s death ts anade, and it bas] Mme, only to be baffled by Means, | become more thi ould bear, ‘uv Special . been openly deciared by some of the | Were pathetic we were motoring near Rochester, It ‘ [WILL SEEK MOTIVE IN HER ee ene veudenty cane us| MBS, KING WAS SLAIN Coat | 7 FINANCIAL DEALS, on two rough looking negroes. They : j oats ks All available records regarding asked for a ride, which [ refused, The ! Jatock and other financial trananc- ladies were terribly upset over the| CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—The bullet = i 4 |tiona by, or for, Mra, King are to oe Meident, and to quiet them 1 told| wich killed Mra, Maude A. King, HG & Winter Coats | } Jeubpoenaed immediately by Mr. jthe mars | MAG @ loaded revolver In| whose wealth had made her the prey ? \ olivia, Swann in hope of discovering a pos-| “With that remark Mrs, King be- | of designing men from the day of her 4 y Pom Pom, | sible motive for her death, came very ne arly hysterical,” She ' husband's death, came from a weapon Velour de Laine, then and there ordered me to stop}. Nae en away } One of the witnesses questioned] the rat and throw the wun away, ana, veld more than fourteen inches away Peau de Peche, Puebl red said he had reason to believe Mra,|I had to do this before I could pro- | from her, This was demonstrated in ueblo. i | cag 4 . ceed, fan interesting test by Coroner Hoft- ‘ollares and Cuf H |King was murdered because she had|°°S; soite stoana's atatement of sev. < wre |aincoverea that her estate Nad: beew| gn, pegnite, Means’a statement of sev. | man in his ofce. Using a pistol like | ers of, Hudson Seal i 4 looted, and demanded her fortune.| whether Mrs, King had made he one that caused Mrs, King’s death Dyed Muskrat), ; | Coroner Hoffman shot several holes in IG k Lined, i Interlined. Very Spectal King had made at instigation of ns in the summer of 1916, She ed why the daughter had 1 and what it contained, Wins aur atténint Wal Kelog tkde te inches powder marks showed on the telephone call you make is a contribution to prosecute her and disgrace her, and| National Preparedness, of greater value, perhaps, than you imagine. reveal Biren "Kings tataied‘aie|, Rte (rent doorot Means apart: | . TP PeN es about Europe and America| tay bears a. “dispossesn” notice, ‘The | The Bell System handles thirty million calls every day. cr tforgatg adr Bede fon ek Mogg Mage ig One minute saved on each call is a saving of thirty mil- fuppored, but three. ‘The one rot] the notice. ty that he failed, to pay | t month, naire) qt wonde » this w that It was necessary for her to €0 tol Mis” King had. told her of making | Concord to escape. the document, but had not told her Developments in the King case also] What It contained.” Sizes in all the above, 14 years to 46 bust measure, ‘Corn wasnt t coe ie oF made POST TOASTIES™ (A generally known preceded the union lion minutesa day, or the equivalent of 57 years of Win dates Ge lak che aay SAR tear hteaven tiaeits productive time! The saving in New York City alone PU Ea Saude Ad Mnbliscp ane orl theca niteriey Rinenine teins A. Robinson, one of] to the notoriety attaching to_ the girls of Morrison, 1),,| Dullding since the death of Mrs. King Beliag the fact that is five years every day! fie pn ing ying music In Chicago and) arnt” nea a threeeyent lease and ‘There are many ways in which you can save an average Cincinnaty sho became acqualnted | gnder ofdinary circumstances, woud | be allow of one minute on every telephone call you make:— oly, pass unt This union, however, was filled with ‘Over There!” By GEO. M. COHAN When you look in the book before calling and ase | ulek cad hale make sure of the number, you save the time that is surprised two years later when the| PHILADELPHIA, vt 1, — Mi oat | lost by wrong number calling, couple was divorced, Fee ae Tee TNK Sane wane imatriod ; THAT MYSTERIOUS KING WILL When you speak clearly and distinctly, directly HOT ATOR UUE Re rday to George Arthur Saportas of w York | into the telephone, repetition of parts of the con- Pr. Burt Clark, p! hn the} ‘The ceremony was performed by FINE PIANOS versation is not necessary. aye at | a al Mea a8 ido’ sate No. 240 ‘West Ritten, || GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS Words and Music of the When you answer the telephone promptly, | will of Millionaire King. Ae Tree Aate eaamabacy ot eth aals | FOR RENT | Chorus of This Greatest your caller is not required to lose time waiting for 4 oie Hit of All the New War td let the payment of rent | the middle of the month, . ° He declared he was present several | since 1914, Mrs, Robinson h | Core r HE saving of an average of one minute on every ee eer awaTal ine about a will which she said Sirs, a biotter. Up to a range of fourteen M ang stated that two mor »he|t¥ a member of the Hadnor Hunt Club ter. He, too, ls & member of the lowing tho Geath of Mrs | jog attended the ceremony, ‘The bride AT MODERATE you to answer his ring. D ments a m w 1% When you avoid peaking unnecessary calle es- pirelg i Mie eae Nas Radnor Hu WAREROOMS ‘ ah : pecially Sarin the “busy” hours of the day, you tune of her husband Move to Force Out ourt sen-| Sth Ave. at 391th $1.]) Songs. A Large, Plain save time and help keep open the lines for the all-im- Aan ie u ca ‘ i * (tt EPFERSON CI TY, Sept. 11—A P . : portant messages dealing with the National Defense. has been talking of this will a t| move to force the resignations of Sen- age of Music. : ih? : making trips to Chicago regard.ne it rs William J, Stone and James A | These suggestions are offered to show how you can Pere a decloren, Mad atc ett! Freed took dotinite form to-day when “ . eat ” M lhe frst saw it in the sa \' | Democratic officials here were noti save time and serve the Nation. Be cetiba mine t | Rodehat former State Senator Thom "Qs R. Ely bad Issued a call for & mass and although 1 bee ! © °1 % be we » convention of Democrats to be held Will you “Deo Your Bit” and “Save a read it had not been able to get pos | at Kennett next Saturday to condemn ‘ ~ sesston of it, Imm ely afte; he course pursued by tho two Mis Minute a Call in the Interest of Alt" Means, accompanied by Mrs, Kine |sourl Senatora, and to ask them to| Mrs, King and Mra, Melvin, ma resign NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY trip te C\2ago In an effort to oltaia | mepattieves Americans Whe Jetned the paper. Armies of Alltes, Mrs, Robinson, Mra. King’ hor,| WASHINGTON, Sept, 11.~The Sen- wan left behind tn Now York, and | ate to-day passed a bill repatriating a! attending wok a Dr ‘nericana who joined the armies of th: R ae Der was A 4 1s of oo befere this country wabwcad thy | at wa