'The motion picture acresses were
alleged to have driven away from the
apartment, hotise in their limousines
shortly after the shooting.'
> At the receiving hospital surgeons
held out little hope of saving Dines’/
life. i !
Police tsald they received their
first Intimation of thy affair when
Greer walked Into the police station
(bout |:10 o’clock, laid a pistol on
the deft and said:
‘Tv* shot a man." * « *
He gave the address o< the Dines
apartment, and then, according to
the police, declared he hAd ahot the
man "because he was bothering Miss
Normand.".
Arriving a't the apartment, police
said they found Dines on a couch
clad In A. bathrobe. Both Miss Nor
mand and Miss Purlance were in tile
apartment at the time of the shoot
ing, Grter > alleged to have said.
KtCONCILIATION FAILS;
HUSBAND SHOOTS WIFE
Beauty Parlor Employe Probably
Fatally Wounded
CHICAGO, HI.. Jan. I—Mrs. Edna
Htylfelder, a beamy parlor employe,
was shdt and probably, fatally Injured
early today by Frank Hartfclder, her
divorced husband, after his failure
to effect a reconciliation. Hartfelder
escaped.' /_
TOTANUS TOLL SIX
New Orleans Tots Pay Heavy Toll
IldSt Fireworks
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.—The death
toll of children from tetanus, due to
burns or wounds received Christmas
day from cap pistols or fireworks,
was increased to six late last night,
when John Egan, 15, died in Charity
hospital. Five negro children died
in the hospital yesterday from the
same malady. In each case the burns
or wounds were regarded as trlvai
when they were inflicted. ,
parties at the principal hotels. Huge
quantities of eggnogg were con
sumed.
Hundreds of Scots-gathered la the
street at St. Pauls, sang “Auld Lang
Syne’’ as midnight chimed and then
passed around the bottle.
