The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1920, Page 4

ee er ne te » Bvidenc Indicates Guilt of in- dividual Who Vanished Just Before Body Was Found. | Capt. ‘Thomas Walsh wad to-day “hunch” ‘ways ives Conklin ‘West 100th Street Station have not =. since the crime was discov- ire by Mrs. O'Brien, the janitress, the caller at the Hoxle apartment he day the girl was killed. This man evidently rented several ‘detectives who saw him after the jaraureer: im A woman from New Jersey, whose e is withheld by the police, told H similar story of a man who boarded | . ja with her recently. J) she gave fitted that of the man being + sought, She said her boarder told her he had different rooms rented in Staten Island, New “York and New Jersey. @ police do not say what evidence have connecting the man sought ith the murder, pn ex-convict, which is as far as he tgerould go, |) Mrs. Marie Hoxie, stepmother of 1 ad murdered girl, who was in New rieans at the bedside of her sick river was given orders to go to TE ine tooth Street ‘Station. Tt sor, acre ea Soe te NEC Cent ” OUTPUT I IN YEAR OF ‘U.S. PA S. PACKERS i HONE MURDER, Profits of tndstry © oa at CAPT. WALSH HINTS and a Half on Gach Dollar of Sales. CHICAGO, Feb. 6. tput of the ment- packing industry in the was ‘he will catch the of Ream Constance Hoxie, iteen-year-ol girl slain in hed No, 72 West 89th Street, and that his “hunches” al- bring him success. He and De- and Morrell of the more than 600 packing nies which operate under Federal inspection, Profit throaghout the industry averaged not more than a cent and a halt on each dollar of eates, the report egtimated. United States for 1919 wos estimated at more than §6,000,- 000;000 in a statement given out to-day by the Instittite of Amert- can Meat Packers. ‘The estimate on annual reports of compa- dence the ‘@ full hour since the crime, they | had when his was being mysterious boarder who has been In most cases the descriptions ren by the women tally with that ‘The description last yy career for h best to fue i” it wn Ralph Hoxie, ® ten year old brother of the dead girl, was committed to care of the Protestant Big Brothers by Justice Samuel June. According to the murderer will be it, tried to make a singer out of my stepdaughter, firat wite was dying for 4 at + “daughter, my to-day Levy eart; treated cruelly by his La ents and Colt | ig general welfare wa: “| being neglect OCCUPIES HUMBLER SEAT. Woman Whe Refased Chair Lower ‘Than President's Site With Delegates. Mre. Belle de Rivera. founder and honorary president of the New York! City Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1s attending the convention of that organ!- zation to-day at the’ Hotel Astor, but is aitting among the delogates, “The reason is that the President, Mra. Harry Lily, who occupies the highest seat, has arranged @ seat lower than her own, but higher than that of the} delegates, for. the honorary president, Bhe then ordered him out, Capt. Walsh de- he believed the murderer was uptown. REMOVAL SALE] esses, $10, 10,15, $20 tees = a Evening, Wear, Coats & i Contees. 525, 100 Muoapiicns 1 Oppertunty, 10 “a Beoure Remarkable Valuece. FURMAN, MME. 5 103 West 47th Street 1 Door West of Oth Avenues, pew ALEXANDER 548 FIFTH AVE ABOVE 451? 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