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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIIiADELPHlA, THUKSDAY, JULY 27, 1922
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Mr3. Reisler Declares Her Dead
Father Advised Sheeting
' in Leve Triangle
SONS AND BROTHER HELD
PHYLLIS WHALES
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'EM A MILE
N'cw Verli, .Tub 27 A inwncc from
her cloud fnther prompted Mm. Minnie
IteWlrr, wife of "Jehn tins Harbi-r"
ReMcr. t" !ient lier il-ter. I'.prtliu
Knt7, police quoted her as naxin? ei
terdn) nfter lie lind been locked up,
with Imr two ions iind 11 brother, en
homicide clmrsci.
Miss Ivtt uns vliet In her home cirlv
Iycsterdm She told police, In a de ithbed
MntrniPiit tlmt Merris Itel-der n mjh
of Mr Uei-ler. fired the shots "III 1
'killed her. MerrN und timrge He'-ler
find Mux Kntr were I.m'hI with Mm
IRelshr nfter nn investlRnt.en of tlnlr
steilc
"I did It bci mie m fithct , he is
'. dead, enne te me in u dre.mi ind tell
I me te m.iKe nn end te ill' this b l-l
' nesf," 11 lice ild Mrs. ISei-lrr told
I them. "Hi' Knew ulmt wn jeim: en
(In the .Tewi-'i in'iglnn, lue.ile believe
i these diennis I ns diuxted w th
nmelf for w.iltin.' and I rtm j;Ud 1
did it. '
"Jehn the Ilaiber" Misslu;
An nll-dii 'it h fiilnl te b-nu
"Jehn the Hut her ' uhev iillesed lee
nffnlr vWtli Mi., Kit' w i heln-cd In
Mr Hi le tn line hi en the i ill'
of the lioetiiu, tut i the hands of the
police
The ln-r time thev iw him the
Mid, w,is TiiemIiv night when he wen'
te n HriieMjn police sfuien and a-kc 1
for pretiitnui ler the Km ? rl De
teethe- i-ited the npirtuient but did
net lemaln. and a few hours later the
Bcreatn. of Mrs. Jennie KtiU. the girl's
mother, told of what hud h ippened
Mr Hei.er maintiined throughout
the dii the nme attitude of di fiance
that -ln h id hid since enrlv In the
mernlnp wlun 'he sirenmed ' u lie' '
te the din,: sill a the latter accused
Merr s Hd'-ler of the minder
"I -het hei and I'm shid et it," he
told repirters. "I wnntid te catch
them both Merris and Oei rge and mj
brother Ma were with me because
they thought I was selnc te Icat her
up Thev did net knew I had n gun
Vt'e found nut m hudiand and Hertha
were ceinc te Hertha apirtment last
night, and we "tied in die lain waiting
(or th in
Brral. Open Doer
"When tic drove up Hertli i 'aw ti
and m husband pepped en the cn. and
I couldn't sloet. Then later the bns
helped me break In the doet anil I killtd
Herth.i It's off m., mind aul I won't
hae te werr about it am mere '
The alleged romance of Ml Kat7 and
ReMcr came te light in a i eurt m tien
lat ear when Mr Uei-Ier sued hit
hushan 1 for separation, n lining Ml
Katz i "love pirate " Mrs Hel-lct
charged If r liif-lmnd had neglected her
while he lavished menej und attention
en her hunger mMei.
Heisler u known prineipillj for his
claims te the mnnacentent at one time
nf Jmk I)empse Dempsev has denied
Reishr u-i m lnaged him Starting
fifteen rirs age ns a barber in a mnll
shop lunr Hi raid Sqitnre, he made
mene end men opt rated a eluiin of
baiber "h ps in. the Times Square sec
tion. He wcif te Tulsa, OkI., where he
promote I lights and new iwns the
laigc-t tigh areia In the Seuthwtet.
Tlllsi MINTUU'S rOAI.
Will thiri- b an ' What will It cost
Twe quet (ins that are N-ctnnln t" trouble
man a hiuffhnider William A MeOarry
one of thrt exrrts nf t e rrmir i.j i je
naff has bcn tnistersnir the kuI 5 t of ..al
HIh ml r t nff cenr'usirni w h ar of
Mtnl Ir'eresf te every re eppwir in tl-
Maeizir.e ert!en of the Sunday Plelic
LtlxJLH "i!ak It a Habit ' Ai..
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title, i,t title rutin, uu etc .wis l'hllts Stalker, of the V. V. C. A,
camp baseball team tit I'rovlilcrKe .Maner, Areola, Pa. Fhlllt'
staiuc" may he n little awliwnid, but bhe lilts 'em en the "nose"
RAPS HARDING, ARRESTED ' " nrWrcwed the remark te District
IJotei tl. i Frank Clapper, of the
Dh,i,i cr.n t rtienrrinriw rnn Twentieth and Huttonweod streets sta
Physician Freed of Disorderly Cen- tJwij wfce WM natfi . Um dur.
duct Accused cf Sedition inB the course of n strike hearing.
Or I'taiik Happopert, of Fifth and At a hearing before Magistrate Cew-
Christuin i.treets, was arrtstcd in the nrd Di. Hapeiwrt was discharged of
hi.ultig loom nt t'mtral Station jis disorderly conduct, but was ordered
titdi, i. ha rued with hning tuadi a turned eer te the Federal authorities
ilisrispcuful ren nrk about President te fate charges of making seditious ut-
llurdlnu. The physician Is alleged te terances.
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