The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 4

i THE FINGER PRINTS ed to death Distinctive in Every Character that Tends to Make a Cup of i aro lence The vaseline is said to have been used by the slayer in removing rings from the fingers of the victim, and the prints on the cover are believed to be those of the slayer’s own fin- gers. The cover was taken to the finger print bureau this morning for @xamination and photographing. It has been learned that Robes formerly was known as Kelly, But that he took the French namo of “de | Robee’ when he established himself with a woman partner some ago a8 a fashionable dressmaker, | Later the name was shortened to! Rabee, Tea Truly Enjoyable — "SALADA" “The Queen of All Tees” Try a Packet ..... This Very Day. MAY GIVE A CLUE 71 ROBEE SLAYER Traces Found on Vaseline Jar Which Had Been Used to Remove His Rings. Finger prints on the cover of a eline jar may lead to the identi- ation of the slayer of George A #7 MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT strangulation was the cause of death| and that the skull fracture was| caused by the head striking an iroi post when the slayer flung the wetim Se Thursday "8 ‘Specials™F Rp gu LP Fashion Shops At the Four MURDER SHOWS MYSTERY Slain Art Collector Changed Name} From kelly and Travelled Nineteen West 34th Street BROOKLYN DOWNTOWN NEWARK 460-462 Fulton St. | 14-16 West 14th St. | Broad and W. Park Loveliest *35 Dresses in the City murdered in New York, © Robe tormer n, who moved here from n the early nineties. Kelly, e 2° Kelly was eccentric as a young man omparisons Invited— Newest Models ii ee ie eis | Mansfield just after the Spanish- American War and was next heard fro: in South America His family sight of him again until 1907 j when they heard he was interested in a hotel in New York. They then learned he had been all over the world. In Egypt, the Bahama Islands i in years | The police are now convinced that|' down, If IN LIFE OF GEORGE ROBEE. Uj ) Round World I (Soacial to The Evening World.) | MANSFIELD, O., Feb. 26.—George A. Robee JACQUELINE LEBAUDY GOING INTO A CONVENT; = Wee. «aoe 7. Orc! ? IME, MARIE LEBAUDY. Daughter Will Accomp%y Parent and in Afri¢ called as he was! ralled Bos | th mixed wi He was last hémian se bp Mansfield | in Novembe | A brother, Dr. J. W. Kelly, stated | last might he had heard b brother |had died of apoplexy, and the frst | Jintimation of murder wa given to} {him by an Evening World corres | spondent | Dr. Kelly and his wife left for New | York late last night to take charge of the body ‘The murdered man ia survived by . Kelly, another brother, living in| ville; a sister, of Mansfield, and | o nephews, Don und Fred Kelly, ulso of Mansfield. Robee was fifty- eight years old. No theory could be advanved by any of the family to-day as to why he was murdered. He was liberal with | his funds and as far as known her had no enemies. The only relson hi \ family could assign for his chan, jhis nam 8 a remark he mi | few year “How do you ex Kelly to run a hota) in New York?” Kelly's art collection was known through Central Ohio through his friends, Ohloans who knew Rob« made a practice when in New York | —Spring Colors— —Rich Materials— Navy Blue Henna « Georgette Crepes Tricotines Oe e a diana cmeretans aud Dove Gra New Tans y Satin Charmeuse Poiret Twills tain work (0 Manuela iat te naa Sunset Glow panes sei Silk Taffetas Mannish Serges piven to them, Jay Blue Flesh & White Crepe Meteors Wool Jerseys High Grade, Fashionable Gowns in Newer Silhouettes Featuring charming bouffant effects—luxuriously beaded motif, fringed buffings, skein silk loop fringe, new and original tailleurs. Special Offering Smart New Spring Dresses | Revealing the most recent developments in Frock Fashions, Serges, Satins, , Taffetas—in Navy, Grays, Tans, Copen and advance Spring colors. Dis- $ he} | . dissoly « tinctive tailleurs with button and braid trimmed skirts, coatee effects with novelty vestees. Afternoon models with new tunics. . . 5th Avenue 34th Street |. 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Silk Lisle Half Hose in vertical stripes of Blue and White, Black and White, Tan and Purple, Black and Red, Gray and Green, Champagne and Black. MEN’S FURNISHINGS DEP’l—MALN FLOOR ‘LISBON REPORTED IN HANDS | OF BOLSHEVIST RIOTERS ‘| swollen or i EXPOSITION OFTHE MANUFACTURERS AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION MADISON ACQI 3 LEBAUDY, whose | mot Mme. Marie Lebaudy, shot I, is to be pls convent within a week, acco to a near f mother When She Goes Abroad to See Her Relatives. and killed Jacques Le- t their home near We 1 of the family. The Id hav overed murder, arrest of the mother, For years Jac- s education had been neg- H mi: be the beginning of he although she is four- ars old It is likely that Mme, Lebaudy will go abroad in the summer to visit her mother in Jac- | queline will ac their d that the mo bil »k to Square Ludendortt. actions desires to | to Germany to. p y and e his serviees to the oo Little Republic Suspends Payment| ont Italy. 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MOTHER TO VISIT FRANCE CFI7ET) BY PENS mad New Revolt Breaks Out at|ony ‘sepresses running Mannheim, Which is routed through ZLalie, ie » ahala Special despatches Isolated by Rebels. to-day report that peasant revolts are} breaking out in various districts in BMRLIN, Tuesday, Feb. 25 (A8-| Baden as the result of frict ociated Press).—Spartacans and |tween the Workingmen’s Councils and Radical Socialists have launched a movement to overthrow the existing Government in newly elected Diet was to assem-|_ « fresh revolt broke out at Mann- ble to-day. A general strike has] yeim' to-day been ed and railway com- proc! cat th Ha sion of Pl centres Independent have issued a manifesto demanding | ° Saxony, whete the n points in Saxony, The Spartacans to have taken posses- en and other Sociali | After | Pirr th uen, Ave, Ww ' inte n of ov vice between Ie Munich for the the peasants. The 7 i one Ne, one of the) omices and terrupted. LONDON and ndustrial | sts in Letpsi¢|' countries tatorship by t Jered the k any Saxon fact rland tran tions at Halle suspends through in and Weimar and time being, om Mannheim} ant are resentful at the dict HAGEN, Tuesday, F\ Spartacan forces oc- cupied the post office, the telegraph the railway station and communication with the city ig in- riat and peas- the retirement of the Weimar Qov- i ernment, declaring that it ig “an im-| ants has been proc pediment t n and the libera- | favs a Central Ne tion of riat.” The In-| Basle, filed on Tue dependent § s are reportea| After the elections for the working feveris for a proclama- Council had been held in Dusseldorf 1 Saxony, | last the have beer |INGREASE BABY’S STR n be it is said,} everybod ship ol danny robust. |young children to whom 5, n Bavaria, 1 from Town Don’t Be Deceived \ IAN | Kes by Imitators who offer you counterfeit package. night, say tons At} bands of armed Sy eleed fficiala t t 1 ti ba L: partacans wound up ries 6} sulting stations and the nission 1 Munioh ; {1 en, foriner vs | n offered eretary in ser ernment © his posit ENGTH Everybody loves a baby and wants a baby abun- There are many 4 _SCOTTS EMULSION | given in small portions at intervals during each day, would be am important factor | in overcoming malnutrition and starting | them well on the road te robust- ness. 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