The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1917, Page 15

child, ard, will 9 you please hold i urry away now,” exclaimed the stranger to the woman driver a the auto disappeared. Mrs. Sandoll covered the baby ‘and hastened to the hospital. Miss Mary Stone, the superintendent, sald to- day the child will live. Mrs. Sandoll can give no description of the auto or the woman. snsilncis Surprised Recipient of Child on _—_———__ Hackensack Sidewalk Will Allow No Intoxteants at @ra- " ham Reach Hotel. Can Give No Clue, George Grundy, proprietor of the dancing carnival in the Grand Central Chief of Police Jacob Dunn ot ce, has refused to rent a hotel on Hackensack, N. J., would give much|tanenee had nave plane te sell Hane mad to learn the identity of the woman | Mr. Grund: ante seh absolutely free who last night drove her big auto np | from Intoxiea jo peaen ie between tothe ‘sidewalk on. Terrace ‘Avene | Midland 'And” South “Heaches and” has and handed a Ree e ba ect Vent? | boon called Graham Beach. | ‘Twenty- child to Mrs, Roso Sandoll of Has-| spring and fen tore ere” now being brouck Heights, who was on her way | complated to the Hackensack Hospital to vis't| type, fully furnis her sick daughter, There fm reason to electrye Linhts ‘and improvem eve that the c each back yard there ts beach sand f iano. e child was born in the the children and in front, below a aravel ‘ond. Ocean, Mra, Sandol! says she was attracted !{he bungalows were rented’ “*" OF hi By Mile, Simone Marcix, France's Great and given up all hope of ev Prize Becaly her girlish attractiven “She seemed beautiful until I saw her w der the bright lichte—then all the fm- A complexion Toxalon Roseat od ponitively er at night which ts entirely ait around your eyes, or furrows in the uth? Is your skin ¢ 4? Are enlarged and other complexion blem' you homely and causing you €@ and shunned? 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Music by Raymond Hubbell. — = IWIGE WOUNDED POLICEMAN AIDS IN MAKING ARREST —s) Two Men Held Without Bail) After Morgan, Disguised as Sailor, Is Shot. While Policeman Michael J. Morgan Prey on sailors near the ‘ing | Navy Yard, he raised himself on one elbow and pointed to John Pligo of No. “Get that man—he knows it go, a boy of nineteen, was pur- Does your complexion stand ie test of Gime Tokalon ROSEAT ED every Complexion - blemish. 1n. three’n1 ight tumany instankes How a wrinkled, coarse, sallow skin can be made fresh, youthful| and beautiful through simple osmosis of the skin produced by warm water and roseated cream. regaining y wash nd 1 or two of Creme your druggist with the cream, fon on the deep. tter of how long stand- use them In connecti and you can get quic est wrinkles, no m ‘There i# no reason why woman between thirty and sixty cannot mako herself look years younger by simply following these ferent from every other cream. In the morning wash the face with cold water and rub in more roneated cream. It you have wrinkles got ® box of Japan- on beauty specially written by Mlle, Simone Mareix of Paris, winner of two great international beauty prizes, one in Puris, the oth in England. Mile, Marelx personally guarante ended in her newspaper articles or will o method has enabled many a vided you take your dealer's receipt at the time you make y ed. agod-looking woman to “come address Is Simone Marctx, 20 West 22d Street, New Yor! look most beau- gnd the Japanese Ice Pencils mentioned can . f KH. Macy & to three weeks’ time after she had vainly dales', Gimbels, H. Batterman & Co. or uny good d: nt store in this he ei MR OSIM sued ahd caught near the entrance to the Manhattan Bridge. A few moments earlier John Cusky, twenty-one, of No. 7 Ryerson Street, Brooklyn, who has ‘a Sing Sing record, was arrested. BY these two arrests the police hope to clear the case. ‘The shooting occurred early to-day at High and Jay Streets, Brooklyn. Morgan and another policeman, Gus- tave Bestgén, wearing sailors’ unt- a5 a disguise, had been search- ing for disorderly houses and in & saloon they had picked up several ‘women. Morgan was walking along High Street with some of the women and this is the statement he made: “Bestgon was not with me when It happened. I was walking along the | street with the women when five men lay bleeding from two dullet wounds| approached and one of them jostled that. had been inflicted while he was/me and said: ‘You're no sailor, you're seeking evidence against women who, @ bull.’ He made a pass at me and Brooklyn|I struck back. Then came the first shot, which was wild. It did not come from the man who had struek | at me. I made for the man with the gun and got a bullet in my shoulder. | Then I got another that dropped me.” The district is frequented by sail- ors, and in a short time scores of them were on the scene, A threatened riot was prevented by a squad of de- tectives from the Poplar Street Bta- | tion, five blocks away. Morgan and Bestgen are attached to the staff of Inspector Tierney of the Eighth Inspection District. The Navy Department recently complained that women were preying on recruits sent to the Navy Yard, The two policemen were told to obtain evidence against | the disorderly resorts, ‘Women of this class always have their eye open |for a “cop,” and for that reason the | detectives did not carry pistols, Cusky and Pligo were arraigned in the Adams Street Court, Brooklyn, on affidavits charging them with be- ing implicated, They were held with- out ball until Thursday morning. Cusky was arrested by Policeman Bernard at Jay and Sands Streets. He had no hat, but a cap which his mother says resembles his was picked up near the scene of the shooting. Cusky said it was not his. Pligo, the man Morgan had point- ed out as one who “knows all about it” was arrested by Pollcs un Riley. He admitted that he knew something about 1§ “1 kaw An? ealian fellow pull a gun and shoot; he said. “1 guess he was jealous because bis girl was in the crowd.” Later the conductor of a Smith purpose being to get rid of evidence. ‘Tho police and District Attor! investigating a trated by some of the lawbr the neighborhood, that the attac women who were wit! are detained as witne Morgan has been active and unu | ually suc | ing wome y Jof them have been convicted since April 1. 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