The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 14

STUDENT IS NAMED -ASDREWES SLAYER; FIND STAINED AUTO Warrant Charging Murder Out for William P. Brines of Uni- | versity of Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, fam P. Brines, a student at the Unt- | Oct versity of Pennsylvania, ought in the killing of Elmer ©.| Character th Drewes, Dartmouth College sontor,| : according to Major Samuel O, Wynno, Chiet of the County Detectives, The warrant for arrest wan immed | following the finding off letter In Drewen's rooms which, !t connected Brines with the case, and! the finding of an automobile whien 4g wald to belong to hi Examination of the records at Har- Hisburg showed that the license num- ber on the car (615,477) had been ijasued to Brines. The machine was discovered about! |” midnight Wednesday in Germantown. Police believe it wan a “plant,” the slayer becamo frightened up: i i im. reading accounts of police a azttvttes | De tien te on the rola there aa being BOAST SENDS HIM TO BED. and left the car. a wtudent On the wide of the car was @ Anan" | hlood spot and stains found on the |} flgor are believed to be thone Moor tive In the tonnean, it was sald, were two empty whiskey botting, Th | discovered an automatic of the side pockets, Tw were missing from the cli While county detec | Major Wynne are lthe right their reas young Mfines with the a are Withholding much dir American Soldiers Heat German Who Hrngged of Sinking Ships. | CONLENZ, Oct, 22.—For ponatty that he had sunie more than a dozen American ships when he was an off}. cer of @ German submarine and was proud of It, Lieut, Frank von Fried- liven jor IH One Ver, mince Inge I riridge ant wook ro badly beaten bys American Jorn that he had to be taken t Major Wynne sul, to connect the nf both Prewon and Hrines the former lost his If 5 © present time we have a How to Serve £2.—-Wilt-| vege quantity of evid rectly points to C Wynne. “This evidence in of » t we deem it | OYSTERS ER SANDWICH is now AZOLA passed 1 dozen fried oysters: place on lettuce leaves, cover with chopped pickles and spread with “Kddys” Sauce. Serve between two slices of crisp buttered toast of the evi ght Riv the . if there are mantown, property of Brines, In a pocket we found a 22 calibre ¢ puma tie pistol, wi w reuxon to believe, fommitted. The w brant murder” "Brines was In the Marines during the war, we have found, but we do not know as yet what outfit he was Brines haa as yet not been appre- hended, but we have every reason to hope he will noon be under arrest,” Inquiry at the Univernity aylvanin disclosed that the fe anid preserves its flavor. charges | MADE IN U. S. A. At. Grocers and Delicatessen Stores portde sth that THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, hha dk id 22, [richs, ® German navgl officer, wax | SE frying. 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