A. ^. Contractor Slain in Auto; Woman Sought 40 Sleuths Seeking Well Dressed Blonde Woman Reported to Have Been in Car. , New Tork. Feh. 27.—A blonde worn *n. well dressed and carrying a da:k bag, was being trailed today by a squad of 40 detectives, instructed to find the woman in the case, believed by the police to have slain Frederick i Schneider, wealthy contractor, in a barren spot In the Bronx as dusk wr.s gathering last night. The police have an accurate do ecription of the supposed slayer and a coat thought to belong to her. Schneider, executor of some of the biggest construction jobs in the east, including the Roosevelt apartment, said to be the largest in the world and a $1,000.000 viaduct, and a mem ber of half a dozen clubs, was sepa rated from his wife. He and Mrs. Schneider were not unfriendly, their acquaintances said. He left his office in mid afternoon, after luncheon with three of ills stenographers, and. fetching his pet • ’how dogs. Hulu and Zulu, drove to one of his projects to consult with his nephew, William Schneider, and en gaged to meet him at the downtown office at 6:30 p. m. Ho drove back to his Broadway office and near there, he met the blonde woman, who was awaiting him. This woman, seen by two shopkeep era was believed by the police to have accompanied Schneider in his auto mobile. Nicholas Fuelner, a truck farmer, who saw the car shortly after the shooting, said he was nearing home when he sow the automobile coming towards him. He heard two muffled reports, saw the car lurch forward and then stop. One story is that Fuelner saw the woman emerge from the curtained lonneau. look back and then vanish in the twilight; another i* that he simply saw a woman a few moments later walking away. Upon looking into the tqnneau when the woman disappeared. Fuelner saw Schneider, fallen over the wheel, dead, one hand in his overcoat pocket, i he other on the wheel, the foot clutch disengagerl. He called the police. 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Strong, on staff of league of nations interna tional labor office, has returned to her duties. him. lie could not have killed him self and been in the same position as when found, police said. One wound waa in the neck and another behind au ear. Mrs. Anna Bruzzi, known also aB Anna Schneider, housekeeper for Schneider, was arrested today as a material witness. She denied all knowledge of the crime after detect ives bail questioned her for six hours and became hysterical when lodged iri a cell. Violence in Chicago Voting Kidnaping of Officials. Shoot ing and Ballot Box Stuff ing Alleged. — Chicago, Feb. 27.—Charges of kid- , naping of officials, of stuffing ballot boxes and of the use of firearms and gang politics today marked tho primaries in which for the first time in mayoral primaries and elections for the last eight years, Mayor Wil liam Halo Thompson’s name is not on the ballot and in which for the first time also In Chicago aldermanic can didates appear on a nopartisan ticket. In the old Twenty-first ward, in cluding the "gold coast” on the Lake Michigan shore. Just north of the downtown business district, now the new Forty-second ward, Michael A. | Lannina, a democratic judge, was missing and was reported to have been kidnaped by a band of five men who Invaded the polling place. Investigators could find no one to admit the man had been carried away forcibly. The precinct is in an Ital ian neighborhood. Alderman Dorsey Crowe and Charles Agnew are contesting In this ward to determine which shall repre sent it. Before the redistrtetlng each of the 35 wards which were represent ed by two aldermen, now will have but one. There were unverified reports of the firing of shots in the Fourteenth ward, of stuffing ballots in a ballot box in an Eighteenth ward precinct before the pools were opened and of gang methods in a Seventeenth ward pre | cinct. A heavy republican vote was being east, It was estimated, while demo cratic and socialist candidates were chiefly without opposition. Insurance Policies to Be Sold in Favor of Creighton Somethin* new in campaign solicit- | log has been evolved by Ward M Bur- j gees for the Creighton unlverelty 1 building and endowment campaign, which will op*n next week. Mr. Bur seaa is chairman of the executive com mittee of the campaign. Business Omaha is to be asked to j insure Itself for the benefit of Creigli : ton. Next Monday morning 400 trained life insurance solicitors will "invade" business Omaha and will ask (hat insurance policies be taken out in favor of Creighton. This Is the only form of soliciting which will be carried on in the busi ness district of the city during the t'relghton campaign. A solicitation campaign will be waged in the resi dential districts, but not downtown. Lewis Burgess Promoted to New Position in Store Lewis Burgess, son of Ward Burgess, has been promoted to the position of assistant merchandise manager of the Burgeas-Nash Co. store. J. Y. Daily, general manager, announced yesterday. He will act as the personal represenlatlve of Mr. Dailey in supervising sales promotion along intensive lines. Mr. Burgess, among many othey duties, will check the advertising proofs each day to determine that merchandise and values are just as represented, and will have general co-operative duties with department managers. J. J. Hasley has resigned and will leave Omaha about April 1, to take a similar position with L. S. Ayers & Co., Indianapolis, lnd. I)r. Von Schulte to Attend Convention at Ann Arbor Dr. IT, Von 'V, Schulte, dean of Creighton Medical college, will leave Thursday night for Ann Arbor, Mich., to attend the meeting of the,deans of the Association of Medical College*, which will be held In that city March 2 and 3. New rules deemed expedient will be adopted at this meeting. Deans of several colleges attending the Ann Arbor meeting will he guests of the American Medical association at It* meeting In Chicago next Mon day and Tuesday. Animal Ambulance Culled. New animal ambulance aervlce of the Humane society was called Into action lata yesterday afternoon when a |200 Oerman podlee dog belonging to Lee Larmon was run over by an automobile at Thirty-third and liar nev streets. The dog was taken to an animal hospital, but Ita Injuries were so serious that it was killed. Has Drill's; Is Arrested. John Douglas, 1310 Jones street, waa arrested yesterday afternon when detectives found a quantity of drugs on his person. He probably will be turned ovei to federal au thority j New Find Older ! Than Man-Ape Dr. E. H. Barbour Declares That Light Will Be Thrown on Unknown Period. It is entirely probable that the fos- | sllized human skull discovered in Patagonia by Dr. J. G .Wolf, which is believed to he of the tertiary period. Is 600,000 years older than the skull of the erect man-ape. pltheoanthropus erectus, which was found In Java 29 years ago. in the opinion of Dr. K. H. Barbour, noted anthropologist of the University of Nebraska. Dr. Barbour was told of the dis covery by The Omaha Bee yesterday. ; He emphasized the importance of it, declaring that if proved authentic the discovery will throw light on the his tory of man in a period hitherto un known. "After all 500,000 years is a short state of time," said Dr. Barbour. "The discovery, vvlileh no doubt is authen tic. is of the utmost importance, be cause it adds to the continuity of the chain of discoveries which event ually will make the history of man as complete as the history of any other animal. "Yes, scientists have speculated on the possibility of man having existed in the tertiary period, and traces of the man-ape animal have been found in various rocks. In this connection the important discovery of two teeth on the Harold Cook ranch in Sioux county, western Nebraska, should be mentioned. These gave evidence of a western anthropoid of an extremely early period, probably early pleis tocene. This discovery was made 4 years ago. and added much to the chest of Information now possessed by science.” Men Arrested Following Gun Battle Are Released Six men arrested in connection with the gun battle in the Great Western yards early last Thursday morning in which Marty Mdher of Omaha was killed, were reieased yesterday. They had been held for investiga tion, and also on charges of vagrancy. They were Claud Tetsworth, 516 South Nineteenth street: Wylie Compton, 1722 Charles street: A. F. Pierson, 516 South Sixteenth street; Frank Serin, 1043 South Twenty-second street; Frank O'Neill. 1508 Cass street, and Lawrence Kenney, 1802 Leavenworth street. Parsons Now S. P. Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager J. H. R. Parsons, formerly of Oma ha, and well known in railroad circles here, has been made assistant passen ger traffic manager of the Southern Pacific lines at San Francisco. Mr. Parsons was at the Union Pacific headquarters here for almost 20 years. He married Miss Wllona Stockham. sister of C. S. Btocgham of the Un-, I Ion Pacific. ADVERTISEMENT. BEAUTIFUL HI IN II JOINT Try This! Hair Appears Soft, i Colorful and Abundant —A Gleamy Mass 35 Cent Bottle of “Danderine" Also Ends Dandruff; Falling Hairl _ i Immediately—your hair becomes beautiful. Juet moisten a cloth with Danderlne and draw It carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a time: this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessfvs oil —in a few minutes you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and linear** an incomparable softness, lustre and really appear twice aa thick and abundant—a mass of luxuriant, glinty, colorful hair. 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