The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1920, Page 17

ment at No. 77 Second Avenw holdup men last Sunday night, while playing a friendly game of poker, had cleared up in the arrest of Dinecn said that the chauffeur had identified George Kust, David Ro- sansky and Fred Traina, as the three men who occupied his car. He was unable to identify Joseph Herman and the latter's wife, Frances; held in con- nection with the shooting. Shapsai is held ae a material witness, LLOYD GEORGE ILL FROM OVERWORK British Premier Is Aging Rapidly as Result of War George 1s showing evidences of the serious strain under which he ‘has been working since early in the war, but especially since the Peace Con- ference, which have given caus* for anxiety on the part of his fumily as well as the Cabinet, ———— Woman May Be Member of Sham- rock’s Crew, For the first time in the history of the races a woman may be a member of « crew fn a race for America’s Cup. Mrs. W. F. Burton, wife of the skipper meniber of the sloop's after-guard and wail in all the races. Capt. Burton and his wife, who is rated as an expert * ure now on their way over apt ie sy chauffeur, No. 196 x CLEARS | CWAFING DISH MURDER MYSTERY paceey ye ~ Swann Assistant Says Man Admits Driving Car Used by Slayers of Fishbein. Assistant, District Attorney Dineen announced to-day that the murder of Solomon Fishbein, pocketbook manu- facturer, shot and killed in his a) ST. LOUIS, May 19. — Migs Vern Nejtzert, sixteen years old, a¥ student at Cottey College, is dead as the re- . Year. sult of a chafing-dish explosion in her room in the girls’ dormitory. Miss Neitzert was preparing food in a chal- ing dish when the explosion occurred, throwing alcohol over her clothing, y| She was alone and was terribly ¢ burned before assistance came. She |is asking & construction of his grand? was a. member of the senior class ot | {*ther’ the college high school department. naccontanaalipemenaseies Street, Brooklyn. Students Str! Dineen said he admitted driving the car used by the slayers of Fishbein, He told Dineen the picked the mer) up at a garage, No, 92 Grand Street Extensiin, Brooklyn, driven to tho Fishbein home where he waited until he heard the shots. Then, without stopping for his “fares,” he said he hastened back to the garage. ALBANL, May «1 preme Court Justice Hasbrouck, in the case of Jacoh M. Goldenkoff, an expelled}of the residuary estate. student, ordered that the Injunction he had Issued should not become oper- ative until after a hearing Saturday. KILLS GIRL. | YOUNG FIELD GETS i btedant Ceotts $170,000,000 AT 4 rence st 5k His Income When He Is Forty Will Be $1,800,000 a . CHICAGO, May 19.—John P. Wilsdn, attarney for the trustees of the Marshall Field estate, arguing for the mainte- « nance of the will In the Superior Court, says that Capt. Marshall Field 84, wifo will, will at the age of forty= five come into the accumulated income of the estate, which will be approxi- mately $90,000,000, and five years later Again, will get the additional accumulated “Striking” A)-|income and the principal, which 1s now any Law School students resumed |about $80,000,000. thelr studies here to-day, when Su-|,. At the | ag: eof thirty years,” Mr. Wilson said, “Capt. Field would receive under the will one-sixth of the fneome amount to $500,000. 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