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w-aj- FORMER McLEAN CUcage Saaday Trihaaet Jan. 23, 1944. Parti Page 14. A WEEKLY PAPERS Slain Woman's Gems Found COUNTY SHERIFF it TO HEAD MENARD (Story atari on pagm TRIPLE PROBE SEEKS TO FIND DRAKE SLAYER TO PROFIT THRU Bloomington, 111., Jan. 22 Spe cial.

Walter G. Nlersthelmer, 56 fiSjSV.jMWWSv,!. DRIVE FOR WACS I 1 I Chicago Trlbnne Press Service. Washington, D. Jan.

22. Coun years old, of Bloo mlngton, former sheriff of McLean county, will take over his new position as warden at Menard prison today. He was appointed by Gov. Green succeed F. Becker of Red Bud, who is seeking the Republican nomination IS- try newspapers which recently lost Daughter Agrees to Lie Test; Will Bared.

in an attempt to obtain government "7 trt made tor tiering then Beauty it tfa own or i paid advertising for war bonds are now selling space to the war depart being. ment for WAC recruiting W. O. Nlersthelmer. id Continued from first page.

as state treasurer. WAC recruiting headquarters said Mr. Nlersthelmer was sheriff of that the advertising budget for recruiting could not be made public McLean county for two terms, 1926- for reasons of security." Ordi neighborhood Stores Opea Monday :30 A. M. to 5:30 P.

M. ststor1t- Open 12 Noon to 9 P. M. GOLDBLATF NEIGHBORHOOD STORES AND Stat St, Store, Thriftmart 7th Floor UU? Storkline Chair I gXj Sturdily built nursery chair for your bcfby's comfort it it '30 and 1938-'42. Since the conclusion of his second term he has served as chief deputy under Sher narily bans on publication of infor mation for "security reasons" means the information would give place of concealment and opened fire.

This was that Mrs. Williams and her daughter met at a beauty parlor and went to the hotel together, arriving at about 6 p.m. Mrs. Williams was disturbed at finding her door unlocked, being certain she had turned the key on leaving. Each ot the women made a visit to the bath, it iff Earl Richards.

During Gov. Em-merson's administration he was assistant warden at Stateville prison for three years. At the age of 21 he was appointed to the Bloomington aid and comfort to the enemy." Will Bun for 10 Weeks. A war department official said the WAC advertisments would run for police force. Sheriff Richards named Ben Har room, but saw no one.

At about I per, night deputy, to replace Niers- 10 weeks In 6,800 weekly papers published In towns of 10,000 population or less. Each advertisment takes up about four column inches. ineimer. waiter Keiner, until re r. v.

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$38 JO to $150 fr. Quality since 1892 cently a state patrolman, succeeds A representative of Young Rubi- Harper as night deputy, cam, advertising agents handling Union League Will Mark the account for the war department, said that neither the war depart Anniversary Wednesday ment nor the agency knew the Coroner A. L. Brodie and Chief of Detectives John L. Sullivan, holding jewelry found in safety deposit boxes of Mrs.

Frank Starr Williams, who was slain Wednesday in Drake hoteL All her gems, valued at more than $35,000, have now been located, officials said. amount that will be spent. Most of those papers have no it it it it certified rate schedule and it's a Members of the Union League club will celebrate the club's 64th anniversary with a "round-up" stag party Wednesday evening after a buffet dinner at 6:30 p. m. Nye F.

Morehouse is chairman of the entertainment committee. headache trying to figure the total cost," the representative told The Tribune. WllliH H. M. Cnapany Bond Drive Fund Falls.

Attempts to obtain 25 million dol it CA Stroller Walker $3.9 I loby's Stroller Walker $3.9 Webash at Jackson lars worth of war bond advertising for weeklies failed last month when i faants' Warm Knit KIRCHBERG CO. For diamonds of outstanding quality and value since 1867 the Bankhead bill, providing for the advertising, was tabled by a house Waterproof Carriage Fadt.il. 89 committee after passing in the Waterproof Play Pea Pods. senate. The National Editorial association Waterproof HI Chair Pods.

$1.69 and its affiliated newspaper advertis i waterproof sasiter ing service, representatives of the country press, with offices at 188 West Randolph street, Chicago, re Beaco Cloth Robo sr. 9 it cently announced success in obtain v- I i ing the WAC advertising. A bulle Pi All Wool loofoo Set Uf jA tin to clients said it was the "cul mination of an intensive fight of sa a mi a. COSTS ONLY StAMYaflfi. litA0T.SK several months." I alii, Weekly newspaper advertising 1s VJ--' 18x27 site 27x36 she 89c 36x54 tlzo $1.69 part of the war department's campaign to bring the WAC up to its Family of slain woman, leaving Craceland Cemetery chapel after services.

Front: Frank Starr Williams, husband; Mrs. Louise Roos, sister. Rear, left to right: Edgar Born, former husband; Mrs. authorized strength of 200,000 of 1J ficers and enlisted Mem Patricia Goodbody and Miss Elizabeth Born, daughters. 9x12 Waterproof Lap 12x14 Lap Pads.

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M. bership in the organization totaled m.jm, xvirs. uooQDoay maue a secona visit. It was then, she said, that the murderess revealed herself and began firing. Find Distance Too Far.

According to the account given police by witnesses up to now, the first bullet was fired while the woman still stood In the bathroom. The bullet passed thru the upright back of the toilet seat seven feet away after Mrs. Goodbody ducked. Crime detection laboratory experts assert powder marks on the toilet seat prove the gun could not have been fired more than 18 inches away. The second bullet 'which, according to the present version, was fired from the bathroom door, pierced the door of a clothes closet.

Investigators assert that a heavy powder smudge on the door and the angle of the bullet's entry prove the gun was almost against the door when it was discharged and that it was fired squarely at the door and not from the angle of the bathroom. Third Out the Window. The third bullet passed thru a window and was found imbedded in the facing of a window in another wing of the hoteL. According to the present account, the killer was near the center of the room when this shot was fired. The course of the bullet, however, proves it must have been fired while the assassin was standing near a wall, since it passed thru the window pane at a sharp angle, the crime laboratory operatives insist.

The fourth and last bullet entered Mrs. Williams skull above the right eye. All indications are that there was a violent struggle for the revolver, which apparently was held high and pointed slightly downward at the instant of discharge, according to Lt- John Quinn of the Chicago avenue police, who was the first policeman to reach the scene. No Struggle Mentioned. In the account given police, however, no struggle was mentioned.

There were deep powder burns on the victim's chest and between the thumb and finger of the left hand. Here also there was an abrasion which might have been made, police said, by the pistol's sight if Mrs. Williams had seized the gun by the barrel and it had been jerked away. There probably were powder marks on the victim's forehead, but heavy makeup might have kept them from registering on the flesh, the investigators believe. The daughter also was found to have powder burns between the thumb and finger of the left hand.

$40,000 in Jewels Found. The jewel robbery theory, which was advanced Friday, collapsed when two safety deposit boxes 62,859 on Jan. 4. Pink, llaa Raeolvfag waitress in a restaurant at 930 North Michigan avenue, concerning loud talk between Mrs. Williams U.S.BUROCRACY'S loby's Rroodcfofa Croopors.

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lit. He charged burocrats with failure to cooperate with congress and $8.98 aad $9.98 Tolacs DRAKE ASSASSIN Forty-one friends and relatives of said of them: I amiiy Hospitalisation Flan. TRIBUNE Photos. Julia O'Hare, waitress, who told Some have a tendency to thumb the wealthy woman who was a fa I AddrttM. their collective noses at the legislative branch of the government.

They resent the efforts of senators miliar figure on several continents were scattered in pairs and trios of hearing Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Goodbody arguing in cafe before and representatives to assist their former was slain. about the big chapel at Craceland cemetery, yesterday to attend the last rites for Mrs. Frank Starr Wil constituents.

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Pope, Capt. for nearly a half hour, was read crats to stretch the laws passed by congress, to make these laws do things congress never intended Repair Service First State mnnoEL Frank Reynolds of the Chicago avenue police, Atty. William R. Swiss- The Rev. E.

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the slain woman's nephew, and Members of the immediate family, other officials. including Mrs. Williams' widower, a state department attache; her for Find Two Kinds of Cartridges. Crime laboratory experts con RUPTURE NO Surgery NO Injections NO Loss of Time For over SO years Seeley's method of correction has succeeded after all others have failed. Call and investigate.

Write or phone for free De Luxe Booklet. APPOINTMENT ONLY mer husband, Edgar Born, chair man of M. Born Sons, tailors, tinued their investigation at the death scene during the afternoon. whom she divorced on their 27th A new element of mystery entered wedding anniversary in 1936; their the case when they reported that two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Good i A a which Mrs.

Williams had rented at the Drake were opened yesterday morning by Coroner Brodie and police. In them were found jewels valued at more than $30,000. When I I I I a body and Miss Elizabeth Born, and her sister and brother-in-law. Col. and Mrs.

Robert A. Roos of Burlin- two makes of ammunition had been found. This at first suggested a second gun had figured in the shooting, but examination of the four exploded cartridges gave no game, occupied the first two AH Nefoftbarkooa Sferee Store Stroo Tartft start. 7f Floor the slain woman's husband said several trinkets were missing, inquiry was made at St. Luke's hos pews.

The three women wept silently during the service, and Mrs. Good' Your Old Suite Rebuilt and evidence to bear this out. pital where Mrs. Williams died In the early evening a formal body broke into sobs as the family viewed the body at the close of the Thursday night. statement was made to Chicago SEELEYS avenue police by Mrs.

Julia O'Hare, ceremony, Hospital authorities turned over an 5S.000 diamond ring, a pearl Men's Wool Gloves necklace, a wedding ring, and a diamond bracelet which the victim was Choice of Lovely Covers ft ESTABLISHMENT, INC. 140 N. Dcarbora St. TeL Central 4732 wearing when she was shot down Cfeoroaco Prictdl These were valued in excess of $10,000. The articles in the Drake boxes included: Three platinum bracelets, two set with diamonds and the third with diamonds and emeralds, a dia mond broach lettered A.

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