The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1920, Page 6

URD a . DURING REVIVAL cy to Altar and “Relieves Con- Stienee” by “Telling of Crime PH ci sto God? Irowneevntm, ©., April 15. STARKY MILLOR, aged twen- Th .ty-eix, of was held “in the Jefferson County Jail bere to-day, after having pablicly confessed, 4 a Te fob the death of the girl. He found relief in telling all to Bi sald chat during the night Miller confessed to beating the girl over iL: the head with a revolver because © of something she said while he oF) wag visiting her sister. / Miller told the Sheriff hie con- bothered him so that he to make a confession to re- uy lieVetie peace of mind. BLURES FATHER: KILLS HIM. ry] Youth Slashes Father's rout After a Quarrel. Bered last night by his son, Ollie, twen- ly years of age, . following a quarrel er @ woman with whom the son was HReeping company. Ollie left home last Meck but retirned yesterday and asked father’s forgiveness. He persuaded e father to go with him to the wom- "s home. On the way the son cut father's throat with @ razor and bbed him of $300. ‘The youth then drove with the body IMPEACH "MEASURE HELD uP’ G. O, P. Leaders’s Phan {fo Attack Him on Radical Deporiations Gets SetBack in House. WASHINGTON, April 15.—Plane for introducing a resolution in the House to-day looking to the impeachment of Assiatant Secretary Post, of the Labor Department, for his attitude toward deportation of radicals, went awry when the House met to-day, Speaker Gillette had arranged to recognize Representative Hoch, of Kansas, for the Introduction of the resolution and called on. him twice for the purpose. Hoch, how syery withheld hie resolution and Mr, announced thal the Republican lender wanted to study It further, ¢ Hoch said he would introduce it later: palivar Sa \-onlasdoeesd AFTER JERSEY PROFITEERS. We@eral Grand Jury to Act on Boosts in Food Prices, (Special to The Brening World.) TRENTON, N. J., April 15.—United States District Attorney Joseph L, Bo- dine announced to-day that the Federal Grand Jury will meet next Monday in Newark (0, consider violations of the food control law: Mr. Bodine “sald reports indicated prices of necessities have sharply ad- yanoed during the raliroad strike, that food tral been lewt in railroad yards find that's real food shortage at verious places has resulted. Persons responsii@, Mr. Bodine said. . He said dealers have greatly advanced pr&c ——lie, nan Employment Agent Held Fer §300 ‘Thott. Accused of stealing $300 from Mrs. Malvina Cooper of No, 248 Rich Avenue, focday held 418,000 bait by St rate 0 eld in strat Joaeoh 8. Schwab of West Side Court, Pa the position of gov- ago and entrusted $200 to tarsi, x is alleged, to buy her tan ne Fitzgerald pleaded not Se Kapp Military Leader Arrested. Repub- | . |ler, pleaded guilty to the charge. NEW 2.78 BL: * dam H, Anderson Likely to Be Dropped by Assembly, (Syetial From 9 Staff Cormwpomtent of The Bren. ing World.) ALBANY, April 16, — Genator James J Walker to-day introduced a néw beer bm which it is sald thas votes enough behind it to go through the Senate, It provides for a 2.76 per cent beverage which can be sold only in din- ing rooms for immediate consumption, and when sold elsewhere cannot be drunk on the premises. Col. R. H. Gillette, who has the 3.60 per cent. and 10 per cent. wine bill ii the Assembly says that if the Wi Ul Bill reaches the Lower House he will ‘| nubstitute it for his measure and that it will be passed. Speaker Sweet is very emphatic that no booze bill will go through the As- sembly. The contempt proceedings against William H. Anderson and the proposed investigation of the Anti-Galoon League have gone @ glimmering. ‘There -will be no tvestigation, and Louls Martin, Chairman of Judiciary Committee, said to-day that the consensus of opinion of the committee that Anderson cannot be punished for contempt. on Bn ADMITS $12,000 FUR THEFT. Prisoner Sold Goods for $650; Later They Brought $8,690. Harry Kansler, thrity-one years od ot No. 57 Vermilyea Avenue, charged with the larceny of furs valued at $12,- 000 from Gol J. Fischer, @ dealer of Weet 24th Street, was held for the Grand Jury i$2,000 bail, After a hearing before Magistrate Edgar V, Frothing- ham in Jeffson Market court to-day. Kansler, who was a foreman for Flech- police ‘my she admitted ho ned ‘stolen the furs and sold them for $660 to a man who later disposed of them for $8,690. Miners Not Resth Says Leader. Union. leaders of the anthracite mine worker's to-day discountenanced « ru- BDRLAN, April 15.—Major G von Luettwitz, commander of the rebel forces in the Kapp revolt, bas been wre Pomerania, says the Wolf Bischof. of the Baitic mor that the men were growing rest- lens because of slow progress in the negotations of the wage eoale com: tee, District No. 1. of Hazelton, with being @ moving | 1,500 con: 'Y, was also main at work pending negotiations. Contempt Cliar ges J Against Will, “arent WILL PASS | 'O stermoor MATTRESS Why should @ mattress become world-famous? i} { RMOOR & CO. Satcisgs er” Phoos Ps ew eM. | These Specials Tomorrow at All Bedell Stores Brooklyn—Fulton Near Hoyt Newark— Broad & West Park —Tricotine —Goldtone —Silvertone Sees Including Silk Lined Reproductions of Exclusive Models extraordinary purchase and sale! Offering 1,000 exceptionally high grade wraps, capes and Dolmans for women and misses—models that are today’s best sellers on Fifth Avenue at higher prices! 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