The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 25

CAVEMAN SOUGHT INGIRL’S MURDER IN UP-STATE WOODS Identification of Victim From Reconstructed Head Not Considered Conclusive. found, and former Acting Pollee Cap- tain Grant Williams, at one time in the Missing Persons Bureau, was called in on the case. Aided by a photograph of Lillian White and the mass of hair found beside the skele- ton, he construc the skull as a f was identified by and brothar-in-lk But such identification was recog- nized as having little actual value in proving that the skeleton was that of Lillian White. It was realized that the person who coulé help most was the missing orderly, And so @ search for him was begun model. ad girl's sister a likeness. STADIUM DE! TION HITCH, Dedication of Baker Field, the site of Columbia University’s new $3,000,000 stadium, for which elaborate ceremonies had bee ned for yesterday by stu- denjs, alumni, (rustees and faculty, was indefinitely postponed on account or rain, At a conference of the, members of Stadium Committee, with Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President of Columbia, May 11 was suggested for the dedica- tion, but, after the conference, announced it was likely the ceremonies would not be held until fall, The authorities of Rockland County and of the Letchworth Valley Home for Feeble-Minded Girls now con- Glude that if a former ofderly in the home can be found he may be able to throw some light on the disappear- nce of Lillian White of Brooklyn one of the inmates. A skeleton, tentatively identif.d as that of the White girl, was discovered on Cheese- eock Mountain four weeks ago. The skull bore marks of three heavy ham- mer blows Tt is stated by the Letchworth @uthorities that the orderly built a it was MARY PICKFORD HEADS ACTRESSES WHO UNITE ||}; TO PROTECT NAMES LOS ANGELWS, May 6.—Mary Pick- ford has been chosen President of a club of motion picture agtresses, the primary purpose of which is to protect the good ni of its members, it was announced to-day. Miss Hel rEusOn, organizer, stated admission would be by Investigation only, and none would be admitted w were not “credits to the indus! Other officers will be elected Monday, when a name for the club will be chosen. VANDERBILT EXECUTORS LOSE SUIT FOR $150,000 Court to-day decided against the tors of the will of Alfred G, Van- t, in their suit to recover judg- ce Company on a policy held by Mr. Vauderbilt when, on May 7, wusitania The Appellate Division's decision coin- cides with that of Supreme Court Jus tice John V. McAvoy, who dismissed the | | complaint @hack in the “Lonesome Pine Dis- frict”’ of the mountain, and it was about a hundred yards from this that the skeleton of a young woman was found. The shack, was not discovered until the finding the sk in. * In EDIT the flimsy structure were a rude bunk and several blankets, identified as having been taken from the home. The orderly disappeared from the x institution some time before the skele. ton was found. There had be eral thefts in the girls’ home the time they b known the or derly fed, leaving all his belongings: It was known that he had been friendly with several of the gi the home, and it was for w letter to him that Lillian White 1 was severely repriman When the White girl her family in Brooklyn a lice of this city to send c alarm for her. 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