The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 9

| i | MING MAN'S No Marks of Viole of Violence Found on Body in Sealed Room ‘LOS ANGELES, Sept. %—A pre- post body of Jacob Charles Dento vy mining promoter, found oll The body was bound with ropes and {pg since June 2 last. The body was found by Attorney R. M. Blodgett and Bite bee Dean ok In an upper bedroom they found Dloodatains on a carpet. This aroused their suspicion and they searched @very room of the house carefully, / Descending into the cellar Biodgett Gnd Cody discovered that a room had Been built under the stairway. They found that the door of the room was mailed and locked. Bmasni Mg into the passage they saw the feet of a man protruding trom be-|looking”’ than Heath a pile of earth and rubbish, ifben| Superior Court, friend and attor- ney for the dead tions of a recent will drawn by ton, _ DEATH GROWS in His Cellar. mortem examination of in a bedroom comforter and ed that three ’ @ @heot of canvas. Deston has been mysteriously miss- |three, basic lasts were nec- essary to fit boys properly. Detective A. J. Cody, who| ‘Férst, our boys’ *West- pointer”; boys who've worn it insist on it, they find it so comfortable. Ing open the door and peer-| oF feet, Russ Avery for the Los An- man, made pubilc disposing of the bulk of his! Broadw. merpeecy te, ¥ to Frances Denton, Saugnter at 13th tg “Pour Convenient Giss to obeat hs Phoenix, Arig 5 . Broadway C 4" and divorced wife, 4 Fouzowrc the fashions and fol- lowing the races are quite similar, because there’s a chance you may gues right. There’s no guessing about Cagle Male —it’s a certainty they are stylish, Made in New York's largest hat factory where hat styles originate. Good dressers everywhere wear them, Livest dealers sell them. Gagle Meals sign in the window is your guide to the right store. Months ago we st@rted taking measurements & sealed room in the cetiay| DOYS’ insteps, ankles, limbs, home, disclosed no marks of (Arches, with an be to standardizing boys’ A careful analysis show- Second, a new one for (0) boys but in reality a junior pa model of our most popular shoe for men— the which orthopedic surgeons say is exactly right for ae os rege gr . pointer,” so perhaps a little jamond ing was missing 7 from Denton's finger. His automobile. ton + ae se Rod As 16 also missing. ur thir sic last is a Paul R. Aumont, a nephew of the}SOmewhat stylish model, lain man. gave the police importan: information upon which they went to ‘work immediately, Aumont said that s about the time of his uncle's disap- with slightly tapered. toe. We don’t advocate it for pearance the house was (pocupted by general use, but boys who ton and fwd women, ore of whom/want a distinctly dress shoe rs. Peet.” . : The house is now occupied by Mrs.| Will find it as correct as a T. T. Miller, who rented it from the eons in charge of Denton's estate. ie henge ago It bed our! led by @ woman known as irs, it. ‘who now lives in Denver. Despatchea|Teasonably priced. Were sent to that betty Fagg Ot au-lto $10. Thorities to question “fashionable” toe can be. All, all-leather and very at “Registered Trademark, Rocers Peet ComPANY at 41st St. S the ton is a brother of the dead man. |woRuoO WANTS a of ‘my estate.” "Joel |= — et Benin 5 : WORK WONDERS s MET UGISISTONG 347 Firrn Ave. New York fs __THE BVEN "GG WORLD D1 TRIDA’ ¥_6 EP MB Y (BY COP COPS COP ROS) ROT GCS YOY (Sy) OPEN SATURDAY. UNTIL 5:30 P. M, ¢ —- Franklin Simon a Co. A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE tH R7th and 38th Sts. Navy Blue Tricotine Frocks for Nsses in fabric and color the criterion & Of good taste, in new models the criterion of fashion, at prices that are a criterion of value. 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