The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1921, Page 20

nena | | t | | > he pear = < ? 3 20 GERMAN COUNT LIKE JEKYLLAYDE SLAIN FOR MONEY, BELEF Von Pickler, Modest Hotel Clerk by Day, a ‘Spender’ in Atlantic City by Night. ATLANTIC CITY, April 19.— County Prosecutor E. C. Gaskill to- day put his whole staff on the case of the mysterious man known Henry Buelow, whose death here last Thursday been murder as is now believed to have Buelow, as he was known for years, has been identified as Count Hein rich von Pickler, scion of an old Gor- he also used other names in a sort of Jekyll-Hyde life. An inside vest pocket in which he always carried a large sum of monye-—never less than $500—pinned was found open and empty, save for three dollar bills. But an intimation he many family. There is evidence torn may have been involved in intrigues has caused the authorities to attempt to trace | the story of his life to ascertain if he had any enemies. He is said to have been a member of the warlike von Buelows In Germany, which fam- fly included such members as Prince Bernhard von Buelow, former Chan- cellor, and Field = Marshal von Buelow, commander of the Second rman Army during the war. Von Pickler’s double life was known to only one man—Stephen Lenz, an Austrian tailor, his only intimate friend, who has a shop at No. 502 Arctic Avenue. It was learned to-day from Lenz that von Pickler had all ‘his mail sent to the tailor and that among these were regular allowances from Germany. From the developments to date the @uthorities believe his bank roll, @hown in the Tenderloin district, roused the cupidity of some of the characters there and that one or more followed von Pickler to the spot where his body was found and struck Rim down. In support of this the- Snowy 2 without boiling The new way soaks clothes clean TH the old way of washing you had to boil the clothes or they got gray. No matter how hard you rubbed, they lost after just a few washings. There’s washing clothes that keeps them white without the trouble of boiling. You soak the clothes clean with Rinso, the new soap prod- uct in fine granules. Rinso is as remarkable for the family washing as Lux is for silks, woolens and fine laundering. It is not a “washing powder” and is not used like a “wash- ing powder.” You put the clothes into a the department tubful of mild, pure Rinso suds, stores. Lever leave them overnight, and in Bros.Co.,Cam- the morning just rinse a few bridge, Mass. ory they are trying to find the owner} of a blue and gray cap bought at the| store of Samuel Rotholta, an Atlantic | Avenue merchant, which was found | ‘a few feet from the body. A blue cap |belonging to the victim lay beside the body. | The cap, thought to be that of his | | murderer, was of a style ordinarily | | worn by @ young man. Stains such as would have been left by blood- | spattered finger tips were also found | jat the bottom of the pocket where |von Pickler carried his money. | | No trace of his money was found in | \his room. Lenz to-day in recounting t he knew of von Pickler said he » to this country about twenty ‘S ago, at the age of twenty-eight s Von Pickler was cultured ani 4] informed Leng that he had been educated in the Universtiy of Wuerz- burg, Bavaria | DR. BAKER IN BEDFORD POST. —- | triat | ye Yonkers Payoh: Saperinten- dent of Women's Reformat: Dr. Amos T. Baker of Yonkers, a payehictrist, and recently physicinn in charge at the Eastern Penitentiary in Westchester, was named yesterday b: the Board of Managers of the Bedford | 4 State Reformatory for Women to be Superintendent of that institution. The fact that Dr Raker was to be ippoint ed was made known some time aso. Women have held this place hitherto, | and the naming of a man for the post follows # long series of disturbances in DR. DRURY CHOSEN | RECTOR OF TRINITY Head of St. Paul's School First Non-Resident to Fill Pulpit in Many Years. The Rev. Dr. Samuel S$. Drury, hend of St. Paul's hool, Concord, N. H. will be the next rector of Trinity Church, following an election yesterday by the Trinity wardens and vestrymen, He Manning. is choice was unanimous. twelfth re t nity’ tor, Dr. 1 nen Dr. Drury's accepiance has been re ceived Dr. Drury was born in Bristol, R. L, in 1878; was gradu d from Harvard in 1901, attended Berkley Divinity School and was ordained by Bishop Brent. For two years following lis ordination, 1905 to 1907, he was a missionary in the Philippines under Bishop Brent, He was then repu to be the most scholarly ecclesiastic the scopal Church, In 1908 h promoted to rectorship of Stephen's, in Boston. Two years lat vited to the Vice Rectorship ul’s School, Concord, and tn 1911 he became Rector of that famous institution for boys Dr Drury occupied Trinity's pu'pit luring Passion Enrique Bermudez, Mini potentiary of Chili to Mex here yesterday on th arrived the institution and frequent changes ir the personnel of its Superintendent and | start RONSON O Buy the Best The GRAND PRIZE EUREKA ELECTRIC PY and OMY Just telephone either of our two factory branch stores New York Brooklyn Vanderbilt 7490 Sterling 4656 and the BUREKA will be, « to you at once for FF TRIAL. If you decide to keep it, after the FREE TRIAL, you can buy it on very con- venient terms. Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co. BL Went aitd St. 3 Vacuum Cleaner ship 1 mares to tour the l ry going to Mexico, He Government on his sur ry. SONS OOOO DOO Ringo 19 ideal for wash- ing machines, It doos away with even light rubbing. white — as safe in alone. their new white look @ new way now of floats off in times. There is nothing to hurt the clothes. They are Rinso as in water All the dirt you used to rub 80 to get out is loosened so it the rinsing, leaving the clothes perfectly white. You need rub only the most soiled spots and those just lightly in Get Rinso Made by the makers of Lux —for the family washing your hands. Rinso softens hard water | Where water is hard, make an increased amount of the “soap liquid,” according to directions on the package, and continue adding to your tub of cold water until you have a good rich suds. from your grocer or THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921. | a heavy smoke that the six-story tene- FIRE EMPTIES TENEMENT. | * "= te 10h wie bate | porartly vac | A $2,000 fire In the establishment of| ‘The thirty-five familios, a total of $ the Superior Leather Company at about 150 persons, had to atand out M. to-day was confined to the fourth in the street in the rain until the fire oor of the five-story loft bullding at) \as out and the wind had blown the 5 Hester , but it made such! sr of the neighborhood | To be delivered free of any expense whatsoever to the Club, Association, School, Church, Hospital, Y.M.C. A., Y.W.C. A, Y. M. H. A,, K. of C. or charitable organization in Greater New York receiving the greatest number of votes. In Commemoration of My 45th Anniversary in the Piano Business in Brooklyn To mark in some small way the 45th Anniversary of my being in the piano business in Brooklyn, I have decided to give a new $500 Anderson piano to the institution receiving the largest number of votes, as outlined above. Any one may vote by casting one vote for any institution in Greater New York. You are entitled to one vote only, but all members of your family are entitled to one vote, There is no obligation whatsoever attached to your voting. You do not even have to employ the attached coupon. It is printed for your convenience. The information requested filled in and signed on a blank sheet of paper will be counted. Voting will close Monday evening, May 16th. The award will be made and published in The Evening World Thursday, May 26th. The votes will be counted and the award made by ANDERSON & CO., whose decision is final and must be acceptable to the person voting as a condition to vote. In the mean time our special sale of 100 Playerpianos, *485 is being continued and will continue until all have been sold. nEARNE FOURTEENTH STREET WEDNESDAY Establisbed 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE, THURSDAY 1,000 Trimmed Hats ics | Were $2.95 to $4.94 $3.50 a Week These are the playerpianos I have been ad- vertising as being the same instruments of which I sold hundreds prior to 1915 at $500 each, (Signed) ant Obndardmne President Tear This Out and Mail at Once Anderson & Co., oe 291 Livingston St., Brooklyn, N. Y. lowna piano; make Town a playerpiano; make I own a phonograph; make. ......... I would like a piano I would like a playerpiano s for tailored wear and Summer sports may be chosen in a selection featuring the fashion- able black and white effects, white and ne blue combinations, the high shades and colors. Milan, Milan hemp, hand-made fancy straws are to had. A great many sample hats are included in the number, unusual variety for choice. I would like a phonograph I vote for the $500 Anderson piano to be given, delivery FREE, to the of Name be giving Women’s Extra Size Voile Blouses 1.86 Were $2.67 291 Livingston St, Anerson Go BROOKLYN Between Nevins and Hanover, within one block of Nevins and De Kalb Subway Station. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 SPRING SEASON | IS THE BLOOD TONIC SEASON Be Sure About Your Blood Condition. If You Are Pale and Run-Down You Ned Gude’s Pepto-Mangan, the Best Blood Tonic. | MAKES BLOOD RICH AND RED | | Foremost as_a Blood-Builder for 30 Years. Begin Taking It Today and Notice the Improvement. A d your vote in to the above address in a lope or paste on back of an ord ANDERSON & CO., INC CASTORIA For Infants and Children. {Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of Blouses of fine voile variously fashioned with trimmings of dainti lace and embroidery give good length of line and a slenderly effect, and are an unusually attractive sale opportunity. 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YYORK._ OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY SALE Victrolas sat Beoeras ot cur Gmonths old SS CASTORIA Exact Copy of Wrapper. THE CERTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. Without Plates % he Aa RRR Thi 55 Ew ; and Kecords mt our lian-Vocalions 9" Hecord ene You can buy good on % ~ 7 Jucobe 100-Piece Dinner Sets = 2 Py 1 Save Decayed Loose Teet Notice to Advertisers 1a type copy and release orders v or The h $1.50 Weekly on a $30 Purchase At Our Grand Display adverts deca yet reluily setract St. Store rertistng type copy for the ‘OSTROKEN. PLATES Uf the liver is right the whole rea ne ot ths sunday World Wie Voo ware eee is better off. Carter's Little Liver Pills awaken your slugeieh Cogres: up liver and re- 29% 1435, t Friday. Cony containing encravings by The World must be received by Thi Sunday Main. Sb 2k + ved 4PM Fi 5. EB Cor, Sth Ave. 740 Lexingto fm loimjontmtmiay, BLOG, NG PSSHS «5+ 169 E. 34h No W. 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