The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1918, Page 3

i Bere ‘ ' THE EVENING WORLD in Reporting the War Has the News Service of the Associated Press, the United Press and Special Correspondents. vO WELL TE Sesser DRAFT MEN START THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1018, a o4 No Other Evening Paper in New York Has a News Service So Complete FOUNDER RETIRES ‘HELEN 6, CAMPBELL i Hospital Did Mix Up East Side Babies; 1S ENGAGED TO MARRY 7 Exchanged | 7.6, 6, MIGHALIS MAY HIDE VICTIMS MUTUAL AGREEMENT ' FAR LIPTON: WEAR Magistrate Orders Them Exchange | CAPT. C. 6, | >. | | ! 0 . Prosecutor to Search for Bodies; | City’s Second Quota, Number- Major Higginson Turns Boston | of Two Women Believed jing 1,498, Smile and Are Symphony Over to Syn- Slain by Schmidt. Smiled Upon as They Depart. dicate of Nine. | LAKEWOOD, N. J. April Any) } One thousand four hundred and KOSTON, April 27.—Major Henry L, Stnused, covered well on a house near} [ninety-cight men, wearing pret Higginson, who founded the Boston Bere, formeriy the home of Helmuth {nearly that many Liberty Bond but- mphony Orchestra in 1891 and who Behmidt. suspected murderer who | tone and aliieat (HAE Hany etytes and has since sustained it in ite years of Gommitted suicide in Jail in Detrott, Vintages. oF CletiiAt Clothes, boaeaed financlal stress, retired to-day from Wilt be opened to-day by County! trains and boats in New York, Brook- the organization, which will be con+ Hroseoutor Richard Plumer lyn and Long Island City this morn- tinued under the direction of a local This move was dectded upon after sig and @eastde tok Cura tiptoe: vndicate the Prosecutor received a report from | Wiceeare ah. 4 Sey The plans of the stra had been Detro this tiornise: that midt, | y / tearded by the public as somewhat Likawssd. ik quota and numbe [indefinite since the recent arrest and two to 6,472 within the next th jimternment as a dangerous enemy | f i alien, of Dr. Karl Muck, conductor. bodies into ‘on the Pe . a wader the Ber on i : § we Members of the aynitcats said that house, According to information i if hy 3 a ae < i lg robe Hak het ene | from Detroit, Schinidt, the m Long Islar x BLANcHE om no longer r the burden of the un- @ead man's sev «year-old daugh- | 1 from the Cartt Qint Fine sem 4 UANN RVAUNE) 1G WOR TelsCtant to wen it Soubon | has admitted a suspicion that her f site il ie. come to an end and had therefore CAMP BEL ter, has ad d a susp | n Brooklyn, 616, 1 trol to tlhe ‘Brust Omanceav | fMothor and Greta Darsch, a German| Kaa vias 4 turned over control to nine Trusteos a trl, were killed wh seeped Parentage bai) Lil! va the| sho said, ‘Fine,’ and lifted up the mt who to-day filed papers for tncor-| Announcement has just been meas fiving there swith y Infants Not Reversed Without on the carriage she was wheeling. poration an the Boston Sympnony lby Dr, and Mts. Clareics G Caaam Gertrude Schmidt s \ ‘| a Struggle, However, for One| ip LC l tata he | | Orehe hehe php east bell of this city and Glen Ellidh, Cold er d o¢ mm] 5, Jother baby f knew tt was mine, Lie jtees are Frederick P ren iS of tha @ Lethe tad ‘ Mother Was Dubious of the) (ooks just like my three others. ee In Dane, M. A, De We ve, Sohn |DOting. N. ¥., of the engagement of ber to «el ghbors she had « | 5 A | body could see it. I never mentioned | . ss 4 thelr daughter, Miss Helen Gordon Germany visit sty] Judge's Decision — Excited | i’ teore, but 1 remembered then that | |. Lodge, Frederick F. Lowell. At-| Campbell, to Capt. Clarence G. MiBh- | When Greta Dar Neighbors Nearly Start a Riot) the haby they kave me always did | tpur ist tate pele h bad Galen | atts, 104th Field Artillery, U. 8.N. Ay + } ji ta SA reer ened ange to us. lark ey F. Stone and Bentley whi now stationed at C Wadsworth, ,| in Their Violent Partisanchip. ther child 4 eyes “ar | The trustecs believe tho under-| Spartanburg, SC. aa Pee ce meee he ba king to be fustified by guarantees! Ming Campbell's mother is the only Those bables were mixed. Magts-| pital people made a mistake already secured toward placing {t]daughter of the late Harris ©. 64 Dawson | 1 for Solomon's shade, so decided to-|she had the wrong baby, She said) z Ree Sa) {houncement stated, “They enter upon | go in June, 1914, was Vico Presl- vie Guasie Felner of | 28@ looked everywhere for me to et} Wadsworth Private Already | thelr dutics with a full realization of dent and a Director of the First Na- . and sent Mrs, Gussie Felner aa e aaatd . as Mr, € d 1 differer PE Rel State PRET creme ngu ae Had a Wife i fal |tho aignificance of the orchestra tol tional Bank pews zi 87 Ridge et home. wi e| But now she won't chat iy? da Wife ‘alo- paris ndaene . . Ver r », 107 re—betw 7 Ride reat home w rae er iy thors Wa fe in Buffalo: |the life of their city and eountry Cant, Mtenilie te wenn et Whertee AY art morn s baby that Mrs. Minnie Leonift of No.) ig gti doubt 1 am lad to Chen That Whiske | “With regard (o the selection of a! Martin Michalls and Mrs, Michalls 1 ea lepartures of drafted men.. 59 scammet Street has been caring| ta , them both. | I ' & mood) — onductor for next year, no final an-|o¢ Now York and Llewellyn Park + ere Class ‘mother to both. of cou love ment ¢c ot b : . 1m WT iF Mw tate wane | Cine as her own for seven months,jmy own baby best, and 1 will be sad Baciat te ) ement can yet be made, but! Orange, N. J. Ho was graduated | foro hie men, men who could go to war wi le Mrs, Leonife departed with the] until I get her." SPARTANEURC C., April 27. Uations aro now in progress from Stevens Institute of Technology fraud , < t Iread that dependents le | apis teegwt ee Mrs, Leontft shrugged her shoulders | Charged with being absent without! whieh have for their purpose the en-| tn 1907, and was a member of Squad- | baid ychind might suffer. They were sin-|baby that Mrs, Felner hay d when the reporter a mked her whether |ieave from March 24 to April @ and|gagement of a conductor who will be| ron A. band was 4 1e| gle men, independent—which may daughter for the same length of time. Hewes ha aby she has 6 her! with marrying Lillian Horton of Rae | welcomed by the public and will mains ey aPwAUlontiy eras ave accounted for the Bond buttons; put that was only the start of the “How can I know?” she asked. ‘All leigh, N, ¢ Whilo he was already|tain the commanding musical post. UPTON BRIDEGROOM He was an oat} ey wore. laay's eventa in connection with the| bles look a guod deal alike wi afin inarried, Private Charles 5, Rathburn [tion of Uie orchestra.” Ga ee Buy eeeine aKaee the run oA CA KeAa EE as ith Whe theyre so young. When Thad been lot Company. 1, 408th Tafanccy, was ox STOLE VISIT HOME | res of fortifica-| ‘ we ter tho families left the Eu-| back from ‘the hospital a while 1| vast, ot t } thor k | \ | Would feed and clothe t and pro — tile? thought maybe the huby didn't loo Reena mineey cea trial: Batere re SWIFTS’ COUNSEL YIELDS 0 i DY irk ¢ j vide them with pocket mone y sex Market Court a near-riot o¢-| like mine. 1 went back to tho |Reneral court martial, Tt wa vuaghe pet) Braun, > cla | had put the ank accounts the |ourred betwee herents of the rival pital to tell them that maybe they! ou Rathburn had marr Miss ’ n Bride Wa body of See eee eee cr cteg euimes extmeen SANErSRL# Cr ie) irr) Mibae AUcuntabe aaaithey cic Ouert | Visieh Rah ninbary vous TO 'GENTLEMANLY’ REQUEST | etter Saying Bride Was 1M Excuse és Y . As crazy. They said they ne 191?, in Buffalo, On April 1 he mac for Atchison’s French Leave } Gchmiat k ge ¢ for t on of the! women, men, ehildren baby core made kes like that, And t a slipcase Blac | ~ j the fune told Wife Of Via rand Her A rages and everybody started arg couldn't tell me where I could ye iH F Ath On S. ¢ Gives Government Investigator Per- | From the Camp. | that suct ey e of Manager and Her As- eaeh on reo points ofl 9 to whether the right bo the other woman whose baby ls defense Rathbuen deciared he ; ' i . j her widow's rights to Schmidt's ex $ eer : pptvae Laasedititd babii tileuene test pe ne ae einai bora the same day as tine, Jd not kne ny doing, as mission to Examine Packers’ | John Atehiron, twenty-three, of No tate or the $3,800 which w sistants Make Record at ley ne away smil-lhad been given to th “E did look for her, just to 1 oa ; Ween Garenondance 710 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, in the ¢ ‘ Public I Jing 1 ive hundred (the poltec serves W : ro, Maybe the baby IT have does ria) seh le | correspondence 402d Ammunition Tratn Company, has 1ht : ined | the i wok a Uitte more Uke the Pelnor. T big CHICAGO, April 27.—Col, Wiillam T./ been at Camp Upton several months. : don't know for sure. 1 do know I've Pea pig. | “hantiand. an Investixater for the fed: | fearing his company was soon to sali ne of « rhs A' oA evidence has beer So! Suntey wio' wa eatiy tile al Trade Gomrlseine He waked oversea, he married Miss Mildred | bene ; : J out the babies were she's min n netore. iW gente AFLU DRG alone MEG Ta cee a xentlomanly eit an ey at the camp and received a i Hospital, where I don’t. If I could only be amt ke A On A} ner xumine corresponderive af) 6, Jougt, . my ay fram what a termed es f Kp ‘nd aE would glad to. exe 4p Nn intoxicated at a ball Switt & Co, in the vaults of Henry |£eW dave’ furlough, then returned to | sal Ny Pee it { would not let Mrs. or take he! t , 6 hoteis, | Veeder, counsel for the packing house | Warters. jthe now ex was th the babies, lke ahe asked, Th en acd firm, was permitted to do eo to-day. He received a letter last Saturday : 1 } | without a ¢ Ljove her like any mother | peid several weok The Government's aim to eo through | saying his bride was ill, He knew he came downtown, There w uff was ; ns the co! the Veeder papers at will formed a aen-|could not get a furlough, #o he took | } tix arring \ a ean fucin) resembla sh mane Se tee ae li cations ttianie nvestiation of the packing house tn-| Camp Upton officials notified the return ever rep Finally Mr Y th bables often, and aX |Caricten ean , Mr. Veeder claimed were cont+ | their home, No. Fifth Avenue fae was mado in the chair, grabbed’ the tell w N which, Any- | (0 pe nm that the Gov “MISSING ARE ry YSTERY { wa ne way, after seven me a few he case w mint YD y the teular 4 alr aie _ DISCHARGED WODER KILLS Weeks or montha ‘wouldn't’ make | With recommend parted wan audininedi be (ha OOUt ot] NCH SIE F ST. P ing Camp Onler Saves Him —[aona:etura oe wo GIRL AND FATHER WITH AXE: are | Ue OREN ead ipiade a RE Aononin not ene Svoreme Court ot he] TN GAPS AUL a hosy 1 can vy for certain that | in the verdte " From Jail Term | tere or soowramaiis an and ROsP Mia aad hat 1 ind _ | ; i mt lisgcton.” § we ha he right babies, it tn all | Indorsement of 1 No Report of Mdentit of Three i q| Drive. Homm tentions \ then Mrs, Leonlft a Hight with me. If tt ts the other way, | believed ( RUNAWAY HORSE DRAGS CoPs F y A i aft x court's opinion that b Tam ready to exchang Aas a It Is Feared, Are Lost $50 It i tens to An- 8 t nO SENG ' . , igh tnki nixe ' Lieut, Col W A. ‘Tay! on Unmanageable on Also No Light on Sinking. ar ns Me Famil the 1Osth In " was itt Uridue Colonnade, | t 1 : pend GPNEVA, N.Y Apr which closed he y of the 7 the offices of the International Mer ‘ » make Renan euacle wntiacs werd 1 man Feter Moln {the Bridge Squad ve you a straightle, g meh en . F - iy NACo wd to-day a runawa that bolted while |iiner St, Paul capsized at Wost 2 a at ine was tha t a taal ine a 5. Posed 1M has been reed trom the (arewing 8 y wagon westward’ Street that it was feared three lives ‘ t t and hb : b Aus sot ex. | Max Fine Said to Have Pose! a MY because of | disab ily jalong t ttan Bridge colonnade. | lost, no information as to te f q amp, ;o% Unknown ing woman bee th vat li > re Cashier When vor Iieut, Col. Joan Bh Tu » was in| They bughe the Harlieeg identity of the men was give: 7 . ; 1 x a * ve axe stir stand. He declared Was Sto! ‘ nand of ' Int wh lel ay 2 Mt Shaye sie lout yesterday There were many of the we f On ant A Hd Role of Fe | {nquirles ax to who the mea were, 1 . ju ; j Pa ge 4 F "ine, a salesman of No. 109 ’ p hits | brut ac, owned | O notice Me ora hed Fal p and i a e Theen trannterioa to the Oath Infan: | eng. drive eae ulauarters had uo reper : ' 2 had decided the wrong nue, was ¢ Brooklyn, be. Of #hy men missing from the St, Pau end ak ancelied hic! ‘ ‘ been given to ; \ nf harness | And the police of the West 20th Street order | Ba dad p 1 n ? ee h t side of | Station had no record, In such cases and | w owas pu Sho p tom t District Attorney 1 , t Prive ag the Agree semi names, esses and descriptions of brother. a saile the United ) 1 of stamy dQ then ut that Mra, Fe \ ‘ ons were a 1 was tho third time missir sons Invariably are giver Navy. He compla ou r 1 ‘ hg from potsoning aft , ‘ i as been injured stopping a to {cw for identification pur Gay about the eailor, Charles A A oe ae t ' ; | poses in case bodles are recovered, @rison, who waa fr y discharged. |” a, Salar ‘ \ —- Tho three men referred to by the Tho girl, Anna } ad ve : H had to:oare for her baby. ‘Thi x an Me M, Sherman, Widely Known steamship company as missing wer as st Hernandez, He pleade ‘ Mo Mot w w 4 juolor engineer of the liner and ® said} ‘ 5 1of $1,700 I M J) Walter | April 2?7.—-|two workmen, one a carpenter fror guilty y ty a 2 1 ( ' \ y known as althe Robins Dry Dock and Repai Law ‘ > was W H i v \ Le t be Firs nd ne Compan Evie Bas. Brooklyn pand : hep i where F ' Ao ats (Well 106th M eG aa | e the Liner had come. An offi bond 5 . : © vie t ude, 8 1 rain 5 Hattaltor 1 ‘ 4 ; jelal of the company said last nigh ipply of 1 nd had them |A a bas r t Weed Dieters eputat that they had not been card tr >in. ieie t | « w © at te t F Axeline t would wiv » further inform. BERMAN-BORN U.S. COLLEGE | sate i's tn same i tg wo ie ne . " THESE DocToRs OF MONEY | a PROFESSORS AFFIRM LOVALTY ‘= isso ss¢ ber ameiaen no ind Moen Meta ans wt” rh A Fo j selves, but eu tor Lborty | er F AKE THE BILLS FATTE Document Signed by Eighteen, In-| ores | me ECONOMY INCOAL URGED, | . | te ed ‘ ¢ ar Notes Mate to Pass a A, Krause of New AIDS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, | ruet sdminiatration sees t 1 avi , Twenties Disc Post --f ec oa to erun Ma | | Wik Shortage, pita ntioned in n enties t ros 7 t ax Gh n and Loy Office Clerk ; April 37.—F F ‘ i c i mop Rem ON ies fnoslewas urged ca sup in| Homenbers, ees A, satan : Bombs can blast the road. Your eran : | s Admintstrats He mires Senge * twenties bh i j a mon er bl | ve on. rhe en ty nds in a like mann . J ¥ the United Stat ned b this year of} | ww 1 are that more than $ t few day ; i sa te mica ub inadt Diva coula’ tee ~ Mint fherty Tonds have been rrner of BUY MORE BONDS ples by bers of a wipo out Inefficter n financial district ir he tn eollewe. and unly is ons Savin of 20,000,00 an not ook tIke my other ontha Others are sacrificing their lives. tles who 4 ar D sacred <—- 1 La hirere \ y | pect Aumnst Ret What are you sacrificing? of pliloser , a — i sae for Aviation Field Arts of Boston U1 t ee Baalian ae The: Aumuat A Every bond counts, Roll up a staggering over-subscription; sh t Nats Sant Ly © tol smile r " I ) lane ’ in the State of N " Watcher: am 7 ‘ y ngs ; ead . ; pre ! of, Le 1, has been tuade t Space deviated by able loy ' d Chris ntist, in i wa Mrs. Leonift 1 fi St faired aertann,Aopenegn Ae | ot the i ter cultivas 1% ; wilt | |) mand 880 ap ans Nior mong. ti ie Carl A Kra are now 107 no’ even | ® ; ' 1 asked tion, Auwu Ma D gmail enough to pern see | len ge Now York Chiversity, orgauisations In the State. ts (Mrs, Leoniff how Ucr baby was aad the army, spall enue — _ 1 x | mm i