The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 4

Sh a Mees Je Oe oc, | ie eae ARD ABOUT JAIL; FEAR LYNCHING IN pee Abductors Who Pleaded Guilty > to Kidnapping Will Be ] Sentenced To-Morrow. LOS ANGHLMS, Calif, Feb. 1— Fear of tynching bas resulted in a } mpecial squad of Deputy Sheriffs, with others held in reserve, being placed @bout the county fail) where Floyd L Carr and@ Arthur W. Carr, cousins, who confessed to kidnapping Mrs. Gladys Witherell, are confined, after § heir plea of gullty tn the Supedior § Court last night. They are to be sen- * tence to-morrow. Mrs. Witherell, wife of C. S. With- || @fell, President of an investment com- i pany, was found in a sheepherder’ @abin, seventy miles from here, She 8 was unharmed. a “The Carrs said their real names i ‘were Arthur Watson Carr and Floyd § 1 Carr, The former said he was t Anown as “Jack.” % two men told conflicting stories i i & Z z 3 preparing for “revenge” -law of Mrs, Withe- had once “blocked & Hatta Hn EEE E H i i i i f i a fishing yacht, accord- Police, Floyd Carr, on the other hand, ied he hed pianned the kidnapping said that a third man to whom feferred as the “old man” en- the scheme. He gave the | police this man's name but it is with- * held until his story, which the police 5% are not inclined to crédit, can be ified. © vert “The old man planned this job, as the had planned al! our other deals,” Floyd declared. “Jack and I were hired by him to do the actual Ie 5 g2 oe 2-CENT POSTAGE TO PERU. Relivia, Honduras and Nicaragua Also Incladed in New Rate, ‘WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—DMective ‘The weight limit on newspapers and @ther printed matter will be 8 pounds ‘22 ounces, with a ainagee jon ie or volumes 11 pounds a pape eee We tesher rolled & fersth by Tnchea in diameter, The regulacions also apply to Cuba. WITHERELL CASE | RAIL WRECK RIPS UP JERSEY TRACKS Passenger Trains Detour When Freight Cars Are Piled Up on Pennsylvania at Plainsboro. PRINCETON {UNCTION, N. J., Feb. L—Two of the tive tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad between this place and Plainaboro, tied up many hours by @ freight wreck that tore up the roadbed, had been restored this morning to permit resumption of passenger traffic. The remaining tracks will be restored late to-day. Twelve loaded cars of a forty- eight-car freight train jumped the rails last night, ripped holes in the roadbed and scattered iron pipe, car wheels and coal, Wrecking crews from Trenton and other pointe wer: started for the scene, together with a wpecial train bearing railroad execu- tives and food for the men, Pend- ng : maporary repairs to reopen traf- fie, trains wer ou t Ralbway and South Amboy)" ° roken far cat token flange was said to have ns CUTS PRICE OF EXPORT or, Tho Standard Of] Company of New Jersey yeuterday reduced the price ot fefined oil for export one cent per gallon. cheater Supreme Court. The coup! THE EVENING WORLD, WIFE OF COLONEL. GRANTED DIVORCE Interlocutory Decree Given to Mrs. Hannah Dunlop Andrews of Bronxville Last November. (Bpecial to The Evening World), WHITE PLAINS, N. Y¥. Feb) L— When {ft became known In the Supreme Court to-day that a motion will be made om Feb. 5 for a final judgment of di- vorce In favor of Mrs Hannah Dunlop Andrews, prominent in Broaxville, from Col. Barrett Andrews of Manhattan, It became known that an interlocutory de- cree had been granted to Mra, Andrews by Supreme Court Justice Seeger on Nov. 4 last, Every effort, ft was sald, had been made to keep the mari- tal troubles of the couple a secret. The teatime. pay. was h Walter Moffat, a h the teatime recom had to m we flung of the ian nt in the wer married in 1906 at Oak Park, I They ave no chisdren. It is sald that a young woman wnose name did not beoome public Agured in the case, and that the evideace against Col. Andrews was obtalned In Clevelaiu. Col. 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