The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 21

i aie POLICE AT WORK ised (German Treatise on Ease of Murder by Hanging Is Under Consideration. Detectives are searching for an @anamed man in connection witli he inquiry that began Sunday @vening, Oct. 19, when young John W. Lemke; of Flushing, L. 1, completely lad in woman's clothes, was found dead of strangulation in the cabin of bis motorboat off College Point. ‘The police, however, asserted that Wiey did not entertain the slightest maspicion against the individual for ‘whom they were iooking, and that the unt for him did not mean they have weakened in the official theory that the lad’s death was self-inflicted. Also, it was said that ne significance ‘Was attached to the fact that the man had left his usual haunts, Explanation was that detectives have been, and will continue to, inves- tigate thoroughly every new suggee- tion and theory advanced by the Lemke family, in support of their ©onviction that the boy was mur dered. This present turn of the ofMfivial inquiry was a result of state- 4 Nive 4 1 RE ar yi POLE CHOSEN ON NEW THEORY | FIRST LEADER OF "IN LEMKE DEATH) AMERICAN LEGION j adipaapenaanaratettinn ne Se children of Orientals and others not! th Legion's doctrine of “100 per cent. | authority.” P eligible for citizenship. | Americanism” amofg veterans of the! Opposition to release of “political | Demanding deportation of “alien | war and aliens in this country. Prisoners,” to show that “these ts no | slackers and enemy aliens interned} Demanding a “change in the De-| home in Auerica for sedition.” |during the war, with selective admis-| partment of Justice from a passive! Opposition to organization of to a militant, active | cléties for rellef of ctvillan population | sion of foreigners. organization | committes to spreag the teaching of promptly aqted upon by the executive by Congress. yy Congre: : Hotels, Restaurants, Hospitals and Other Institutions that are thoroughly modern have in their kitchens _ ‘“Wear-Ever” . Aluminum Steam Jacketed Kettles These aluminum kettles are rapidly replacing’ ordinary utensils in leading hotels, restaurants, hospitals and public, institutions throughout the , * United States, because of their marked superiority. Made of hard, thick, sheet aluminum Never need lining No seams to leak and cause trouble. ALLA LLTITE No coating to chip off and get into food. Cannot rust! Heat quickly! Save fuel! VEEL No danger of cracking if steam is turned | on full blast‘when kettle is cold. Easy to clean. Thoroughly sanitary. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1919. | URES SSS of Germany, Austria and Hungary | Authorizing appointment of a Legion’! branch, whose findings will be! uniene these societies ‘be authorized 0 900 Biores ments made by amateur investigators, | —<—————$—$————————————— Detectives who have worked on the cor. F. DIOWUIER a0 and Dr. Charles Norris, chief] O¥SveRweer Avo unpadwese medical examiner, who investigated the death, are corivinced that young Lemke killed himself. That is why % Dr. Norris has not changed the official | mander of the American Legion at its | § finding, which was death by strangu- | first National Convention. The vote |§ lation, “pending investigation.” was: Frank D’Olier, Philadelphia, Robert Bowman, a private investi-|366; Hanford MacNider, Mason City, gator working for the dead iad’s| Ia. 249; Leslie Jones, Washington, D. father, took to Capt. Arthur A. Carey, | C. ; Emmet O'Neil, Louisville, Ky. im charge of the Homicide Squad at|18. On motion of Mr. MacNider, the Polico Headquarters, Dennis Sul-|clection of Mr. D’Olier was made livan of No. 24 Water Street,/ unanimous. «Stapleton, S. I. Sullivan described} The Rev. Francis A. Kelly of New himself as a “rdpe expert.” He tried | York was elected National Chaplain. to tie himself up in the way that] Declarations placing the American young Lemke's body was tied, to] 1sion on record against anti-Amer- prove his theory that Lemke couldn't |!@n propaganda and activities were | hhave tied himself, and therefore was|*dpted during the day, Resolutions | N murdered. Capt. Carey followed’ his] *dopted include: Demanding adoption of a Federal |N custom of refusing to be interviewed | constitutiohal amendmeht barring | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov, 13.— Franklin D’Olier of Philadelphia was last night elected first National Com- Dr. Norris showed illustrations of self-inflicted deaths by hanging, in a German treatise. One illustration ‘was similar to the Lemke case. It showed a man who had tied his feet, bound his hands behind his back and suspended himself from a clothes hook, his toes touching the floor. Dr. Norris said that a jerk sufficient to tighten the noose causes unconscious- ness in four or five seconds, and it is impossible, after the noose is taut, for the victim to loosen it, Uacon- selousness is caused by the arrest of Dlood flow to the brain. NEW HAVEN INTERVIEW ON LEMKE FLATLY DENIED Dr. Arnold Says ( Says Pupil Quoted Did Not Talk to a Reporter. NEW HAVEN, Conn. Noy: 13.— “Absolutely untrue,” was the char- on of Dr. Herman Arnold, director of the New Haven School of Gymnastics, of the alleged interview printed in a New York morning paper in which Miss Ellen Bellows, a pupil at the school, is represented as having identified a photograph of a woman's ent found on John ‘W, Lemke, and to have expressed the belief that he was murdered. Dr. Arnold called Miss Bellows on the t another part of the aid: tells. me that the reporter got absolutely nothing from her, as, when he attempted -to talk with her, the assistant matron re- fused to permit any interview until I had been notified. So, you see, it was “Not a cake 608 5 Not a'washing powd But a Shing pore O solid soap, to rub into the cloth, and injure the fibre. No harsh cleansing agents, to ‘eat” your clothes and destroy the colors. But a wonderful mew soap product—in a new form. The sweet and nat- like heart of the wheat berry is generally omitted from wheat foods, but is really & i] 8] the most important Ba | | a “4 The pure Rinso granules are made of finer quality ingredients than were ever used in a family laundry soap before! They are so part of Ralston. mild, your tubful of clothes soaks as safely . with them as in pure water alone. It is 80 sweet and appetizing that most people eat little or no sugar on Ralston. They are so rich in cleansing value, they Gosen all the dirt. You simply soak the clothes overnight, or for three hours in the morning in the rich Rinso suds. Only a few badly soiled spots, cuff edges, ete,, need a light rubbing between your hands. ‘Then you rinse the clothes well. ‘And your Some add just a dash of salt, as they do on sweet melons. Ralston Purina co. ¥ it. Louis, Mo, In checkerboard packages— at your grocers, ‘Ralston By saving the usual periodic expense of lining, ““Wear-Ever” Aluminum Steam Jacketed Kettles actually pay for themselves in three to five years. Learn what institutions that are using | “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Steam Jacketed Kettles think of them. A list of users mailed on request. Replace utensils that wear out with utensils that ‘‘Wear-Ever™ See Exhibit at Hotel Show at Grand Central Palace The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co.~ New Kensington, Pa. New York Office, 47 West 34th Street. @fter this demonstration. from ‘citizenship the American-born WI gee lsiaso Px new Rin of Soap _ for the Family Washing week’s washing is ready to hang on the line, clean and white. You don't have to stand over the washtub, and rub and rub, ‘You don’t have to stand over the hot range, and turn the*hot, heavy clothes with a stick. You need never boil, unless you want to do so occasionally, to sterilize, Try the Rinso way of soaking your clothes clean this very next week, following the easy directions on the package. See how different Rinso is from anything ever produced before. How it saves hours of heavy work. How it saves your clothes. Get Rinso from your grocer. One pack age will do a week’s washing, Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. (Makers of Lux.) Rinso is not a“‘Washing Powder” The fine granules of Rinso look much like a ‘washing powder,"’ but make this test: Use a heaping tesspooatul to « glass of boiling water. { \\ ae **Washing Powder’* RINSO 1 we high in bareh absolutely barm- As wonderful for the family .washing.as Lua ren Ene: ¢ Cee low in soap —so rich in soap it ‘hells! Dramatic and Motion Picture Star abe withe 79 Stores United by fee. New York, The Safe Drug Stores FORMERLY RIKER-HEGEMAN’S BUY NOW AND SAVE It has been a long time since we have een able to quote such low prices on Toilet They Si Melt in ‘our Mouth ‘Needs and Family Remedies. Nowo Jumbo ng pags ee WA fh peatee vies cies ‘ornia Syrup of Fi: ene $1.00 Sal Hepatica. ca ere vi $1.50 Fellow’s P.. 60c Bromo Seltzer.... 60c Resinol Ointment. . $1.00 Horlick’s Malted Milk. 50c Cuticura Ointment..... 25c Carter’s Little Liver Pills. $1.00 Eskay’s Food........... 35¢ Fletcher’s Castoria.......... $1.30 Pinkham’s Compound...... 25c° Cuticura Soap.............. 65c _ La Blache Face Powder. ‘almolive A 59c Pound 25c Packer’s Tar Soap, The regular 80c kind ‘|| 25¢ Resnol Soe Soap. Those big luscious choco: |} 30¢ Resinol late-covered bars with the || 50c Pebeco Tooth Past center made with 50 gs and honey. One . for this special low 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. .. $1.00 Listerine............ 25c_ Lyon’s Tooth Powder. $1.15 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinin 50c D. & R. Cold Cream. . 60c Danderine..... 30c + Kolynos Tooth Paste........... 50c 50c reaso! price is the fact that they are made in ourown Boston Fact ory in tremendous quantities. Nothing more accept- able and valued than Pyrolin Ivory BSEBRRESRERSEER e REE Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream. Mennen’s Shaving Cream..... Friday & Saturday Only A gift of beautiful Pyralin Ivory never fails to solve the ag ai Buy her a set. fe have various combina- tions at different prices; or if she has a set now, get her some additional pieces to complete her outfit. Our stocks are limited and there are no more to be had this season. Buy These Household Necessities at Practically Half Price COFFEE COCOA © TEA Reg. Price 55c Reg. Price 35¢ Reg. Price 55¢ Pound GLC 2's 36C 24%"56¢ MAYONNAISE CHOCOLATE COOKING ORESSING PUDDING CHOCOLATE Reg, Price 38c Reg. Price 19¢ Reg. Price 35¢ Z boutes 39C Qt 20 2 Gis 360° Elastic Hosiery We have twogrades Elastic Leggings, List of the sets and quality bristles.... $2.50 tq $7.25 Combs ......... 45c to $1.40 Mirrors ....~. $4.25 to $8.50 Puff Boxes and Hair Receivers .. $1.25 to $6.00 Shoehorns Bay 3 to $1.50 $2.50 to $6.50 terials sraveed and Elastic Hose, expert workmanship $6.00 to $10.00 employed. Weknow 4 you will get maxi- Elastic Anklets, mum: comfort and $2.50 to $3.50 sérvice from our Elastic Knee Caps, Elastic Hosiery. $2.50 to $3.50 MALAI A PORTRAIT IN COLORS. For Followers of the Film . A Beautifully Printed Souvenir Pic- ture of This Very Popular Actress 600,000 copies will be given free with Sunday World, Nov, 23. Edition limited to this amount Order from newsdealer in advance This is one of a series of pic- tures that you will want to Ber