The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 3

THE EVENING WORL AY, JANUARY BROOKLYN MOTHERS FIRST T0 GREET RETURNING SONS FROM FIELDS OF FRANCE ‘Each of These Brooklyn Mothers ' Has Two Sons Coming From War ~-FROM PASTOR ON CRUELTY CHARGE > | Court Cuts Short Hearing in! Suit of Mrs. Hall Against GETSSEPARATION ite 23, 1919, of Preacher Who Secured oe Separation; Her Two Children START AN NQURY Arnold Rothstein and Other Gamblers on Grill Before Assistant District Attorney, As nt District Attorney James announced to-day that it is | n to bring out all the olre um which attended the sene tional police raid on a crap game in apartment at N 1 West 67th Stre arly la inday morning Jwhen Arnold f in, New York er nal gambler, and ain rested in t uid are } arraigr re Mag McQuade in West Side Court | The two det Walsh and Mee Loughlin, who w hot and slightly wounded by f the gamblers dure Jin gthe raid, have been examined by [the District Attorney and have said | they do not know who fired the shots and that there d appear to be much chance of finding out. ‘The prisoners will be charged with Aisorderly conduct and gambling. Two Jof them are charged with carrying & concealed weapons in violation of *he Sullivan Law, These are Rothstein and one Bennie Lane, but both have permits to carry pistol thstein’s { permit signed by a Nassau County ; Judge and Lane's by a Judge in Sare toga Count I question the detece : ft © find if, as ree ; rode t wi Lina oe ned tein to 1 dressed and returned n to the scene of the vg the gambler under also to show ots w struck the fired through the | panel josed door ¢ h an ope between the edge he door and t mb w the elives: W to push the , or open against pressure of nblers pushing in the room on the other side The defense of Rothstein ard the : other prisoners that they resisted the raiders because they thought. they were being held up by highway men will be gone into by Mr. Smith, He | Will try to discover how often Roth- tein and } owd have been held ip by gun men and the circumstances of each hold-up with relatiop®to the ondition of the game as beGween the unkers and the playe ir ; I Mr. smith will try eo bring ' the facts about tb? travelling i | games of Manhditan such a J which was raided. 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WELCOME DOWN BAY. |went away with the old 18th, out ‘ Hall, pastor of the Claremont Park o_o William is now Capt, Cunningham, if ie} * 0 picase, of the 50t Soust r ongregational Church of the ron Louisiana and New Hampshire ll sete ack wait ag et and formerly an assistant pastor at| Have Aboard Heroes of [Joe and Sergt. George, both of Bat the Basober Memorial Church in t t rooklyn. ha 60 ‘ Hines ery D, will throw their arms around | oe : — the 59th Coast Artillery. fiolWae CosmMeew EAE "IHEE love Her The Rey. Mr. Hall also had asked ape z » death, Mrs, Cunningham cried for & peeeetrnoe ene Lc were nee As one looks further into the prep- | happily to-day in ¢ atios been on triaf for two days, At the ton n is making to go| "No mother," she said, “ever had time eet for the resumption of testi be braver boys than mine. You mony this morning Justice Faber mown bay to-morrow to welcome . fp Ait led the attorneys of both sides ought to see the letters they wrote. | bors : the battleships Louisiana and New| siacks of them, Joe's last letter cov. | |into his chambers for a conference Hampshire, returning from Francelered twenty-six vat \noeell | | He told them that “for the sake of with 1,840 Br n men on board, | be touch of sorrow about their Mr. Hall and his reputation and} } : standing in the ministry, and also for {t becomes clearer and clearer and|"ome-coming, and I'm half afraid Mestlah . nici One of their sis: Josephine, died jthe sake of his children, here carer that only two people will take (10 doe tae, Christ nae AR | whould be no further taking of testi-/ part. hey khow hOthine about 4h” mony and that a compromise ought! Sfother a at FOUR OF THIS FAMILY IN THE to be reached before any additions MaKenE IA oa nicer SERVICE. j airing was given to the charges and igag ah ee bait . | [counter charges of the minister and Mrs. William J, Gorman of No. 285 food which will here be where | hie awit Pacific St the ervice flag in : Hother will go 4 whose window has four stars, will Wee ee saeco, nee or ere the H der, with the welcome home 60 per cent. of her con- | |hours, after which Abraham Levitt, ind the and the tribution to the cause in the ma [attorney for Mrs. Hall. had the fol- overyth tow . ung persons of Sergeant M | lowing statement entered an the| Wii caki BHUE SOU Arthur D. Gorman, twenty-four, | Piero peat As the result of @ con-| = Private Masry 1, Goomen, tweates| ference of the court and the parties to| ANS SHR CHiLomEr them, the soldier who went away @!tneco, Those two joined the old 13th | |the action, it has been decided that) —— va _ boy and returns a man, who has|q betor ienica’s Ghtee: {Bt Mrs. Hall's application for a sep- fea iw feet esdl SLAKG thon ieee \| aration shall be granted, as it ap- | IS LIBERTY TO LEAVE US. smed and tong the Kies in with him i eerie sale aed Mec atlee arte oa Corr Maken Sarcastic In “rm mad to see them,” thelr AA nord clo sitinad Ai aca sdhide mt Sta - hed " i ne ; | | will determine the custod of the 1 Ain xe 1 moiher ‘ to-day, “that 1! | SERIE Ke desta oF : Vo tho Balitor of 1 ou know what she has been ugh. per nll of Tuesday about the piers ! aera) pee ee Could ou k nform me the THIS MOTHER HAS TWO HOME | &t Hoboken, thinking maybe they i shane re | United States of America in > re COMING. digit uteat Ga Omane ; | The termination of the case dis : . F . her Gort tb » henet. | MRS CORA Mm FADDEN appointed a large crowd in the court, arn the Statue of Libe » France af. Mrs, Cora McFadden of No, 9 n he other Gorman boys are Serg Has TWO .SONS IW 59TH 4 | : i Thomas Fe Ot the 1isth dare ,|made up mostly of members of con- Ju a the H : te - te ment, now in France, and Capt. aes |aregations which Hall has served. | f KENNETH GORDON STABLES, : Charles Jr. and William liam F. Gorman instructor at | ecugd iareaomie seme ates : : ie are a iba | appeared to be about evenly divide oan -_ " K, Ja } Charley, twenty-two, before he joined | Camp Dix in the 1 A a — he eolote nployed by the Du| FIVE SERVICE STARS IN HER | ne CATE Gem ane iho the dilaleea GY) ters’ Learue Official to Ap Vont ne Will wa. FLAG. | and his wife, enters’ League eh Lo Ap- ont ( ca mpany il was 4 2 . en ‘| Mrs, Hatt had accused her husband! ., a ‘ , a at on a‘ ak at an newspaper i t ur i a re Et tata on her of cruelty and other offenses, and hs| peal to Health Departme nt w th B uae t th a once Fa (BURGOS tha lake te had acoused ‘her of cruelty | to Stop Ejections. pe Belen Hoh tha f t t story and__of being too familiar _ with} rs | First Assembly Distr Demooratio »y Who St j& church deacon and other men.) yp that influenza will b: read H nies : : si : The couple were married nine years| | | 1 ams ; ciation, and, as you may sre by F, comes home to-morrow wita| | ego and have two children, Herbert, |°Y ‘Ne Members OF evict aa 1 See | Bactoeraph; altonenier {00 | th i. Bill was formerly with the | | |cight years old, and Harold, six. They | Who have been forcod to seek shelter | BEBE op PEDeOre noe to) BO. the) Wiig eh HATE HUbSES CADAUY, Ona! reparated last July, Mr. Hall is liv-, in homes of friends is the basis of al Bhghrs geo be ng. celeb asket ball player with _ | sat No. 6 \ iehiing pee aa UP6 prooklyn's St. Vincent de Paul team. a i A | ing at No. 680 Onderdonk Avenue,! plea Abraham Stutniker, Vice Pre 1 BOE ne canesuenai joined the 13th. four Some Think Bill Before Leg’ Ridgewood, which is part of property | dent of the Gr York Ten-| an Evening World reporter, “have n he was ‘ ¢ * ,he inherited that is suid to yield him | ‘ — saved me worry by writir lature Should Let Only a large income, and Mra, Halt in siy.|@R4#" Leagus, will make to the city], | 1 { Erection uently. And Will certainty : : itv wh a eniidhaa ae | Panartment cb dealih to prevent ? arades, Dinners and Erectio peg Alen aa td erney,, Married Ones Qualify. ing with the ehildren at No. Department of I ; i jueer experionce ven his Grandma |¢ ; sith Healthc aed < Cooper Avenue, Ridgewood, ther rent strikes evictions from tt ot Victory Arch on MeFadd was Mary E. Walsh ajc Quartermaster Frank, of the court ordered her to bring sthe chil s , vhether the s e | the ¢ houses at Nos, 856, $60 and 864 ba ey ‘: irl of sixteen, back in the 1860's, she|US. 8. Ampbritice, Ne Whether the single or the eoartl h jdren to court next Monday, when the A inet Programme. mposed a Ww known as the|epjonte seth t incent.” said Mrs.’ woman, the mother or the childless | question of their custody will be set- (1/20 Street. = i Hawk) whiok want wera Ko thee aay he | woman, fitted to sit on a | tied Stutniker's own w ' ‘ 7 peer ae ‘ y pe d out of meidury ¥ e main topic of d iq and he has been permitte corn OF Connres rayne was your he fairly pest the life out of me /Jury Was the main topic of d | At the direction of the Court a let-| "© ae He ; ; ava /ot Slavwar t ‘Rear Ba tying to enlist in the navy the c nce called by the| lacvertien pe a City Marshal to remain in his apa laymen and members of Hayward Unit] Uda bedn It seems to me, Vincent Tierney,") Brookiyn Women's Bar Association plies GE ceLBl elingt s a ment, although papers of evict 14, Motor Corps Division of th 7 ‘ : : Me ald t a Analy I have yesterday at No. 64 We 48th Sir * WAS Out OR record. were served on him the first day y. He went upstairs quite enough whi gave four |> letter read in part pa ional League for Women's Service ‘ ; va ton oun eanntrs Sou. wait t© consider the bill to be introduced | fy ie: 5 : Two children in families wh " ss scheh RHUR Ub tas tabs Stale enimiatuee analitving | hae - ou e done every- ave heanavinted ha at 1 in. | vt 4 City Hall to-dity for the purpose * re then of the same nation I'll! women to be jurors ee es ve mo and have made |quenza. All of these families are be- | of obtaining official permission to ex heard in We r, he een years Li - but all your efforts have failed. | end a homecoming weleom lo old on Nov. 11 day the armis. | tions were present, They unanimous- You ; % ¥ alled. | of sympathetic frien The menace’) meant hat band jt was s 1, He came into the ly indorsed a resolution presented by jones never meet | to these neighbors and the dange It atention of the red TWO OF HER BOYS ALSO TO BE w that night in tears : Aisa Amy Wren, Freaident of the as« | —_—. mar I 4 Wvise you that |qeath to those now Stutniker | cont fr ee GREETED. ow, mit, YOu Fee,” he cried out, : bonus even i 1 should call us to him, ‘ ul t s SINE IH PRO ERY ANG GRE (ea itea Tne al A sociation, that women sho be! -, : » | thinks, should compel the Health Dr ‘ Mrs, Gertrude “Brown of No, 518] ‘*ouve made & sla bg hy ae teres an . Miccrareerce Gnidien | Community Organization Is} we must not even see each other partment to restrain further evic. | Colored residents of Harlem in leu \ reet is another who . bec rt 7 * i . Tab } ; ee 6 caske | lar, to extend a rousing Macon Stree anothe fo Will/everywhere in Brooklyn, but here, |was caused by two points: The re-| Urged to Take Up Local | ",! nat tions, ul t ' ome two be nt 9th —P% pre Are enough to convince any | «trictions that matrimony might im- _ . | I have mac rangements for Tie tieaatéhied pain Wave ihe tid ayward’s fighters. A victory arch is { mer H. Brown, twen firat class |falr minded peron that Mother and | oUt On juan manawa st ow tue and National Problems, j My burial and hope you will make |itics remaining in the apartments | Planned for Seventh Avenue and 135th 7 ives ag y Albert Cu titve any part whatever in the Wel. {her adoration of her own children me x arrangements for yours, as I do |trom eviction to-day. Twenty-two | St BBall ® DRRANOS ANd: Gther vf priv . Pa me Home party might blind a mother to the flaws in| To meet emergencies of the j Bot want eg be informed of what. families of the th two « nally | He ne will be} ‘an: was. form: with the Ward] Except, ay Brooklyn argues, where |some other woman's offspring und demobilization period,| °¥¢F #hould occur to you; nelther | comprising the rent strike tin | ' =teamship ( rere t with | Mother puts on her best bonnet and The unmarried women were solia|,, oa Wallonel talanes will you be informed in my case. fn thele Home The law pr ‘ Rev Sunday go-to-meetin's to wel e Counc ationa | “IL hope God will e rr M. B. Knox H y, Thoy joined) +... three, or maybe four sone, \for the unmixed justice to be looked the State and territ 1) toy : MI spare your life jtyat, should Kouds removed in ¢ h 2 | a now th > for int un ached, Th: who had . 8 ‘ | a Pipes y ‘, as the children tions be damag by weathe e He of the | y week befor j; ;; bauUarHAUnied’ Chem’ an’ Ant Aeaat and its Woman's Committee | Need your tender care, You have |owner responsible for the rein Washingto eran ] E, 0, JONES OF ‘GRAPE’ FAME (inti deveiopmene or rignteous suds, sked that legisla always been @ loving mother to | muy be held f ws, Clear skies | ea cle ‘ y)ment tuted in the various States to + ee {tavor the land te “ ; i s {ly | LEADS FELLOW WORKERS Miss Sadie American of the Jewish | vide for the development of ¥ = Aaron nin, on the | Tobias, Pr M Mimms, Tsea Womens Council dwelt on ROAD ecm anni Pasi ee BROSNAN’S MAY PASS has appeal 1 to the Kirat M Ls 4 ung M o et, ph ea G8 ilinien ‘ e ’ Court the Bronx breve aptist ¢ T. Ht. Richa ‘ { Demand Jobs Al candivecee ee ae Mrs. Ellen Kirke! 1 permanent, State le n vietion, His daug ka Lieut. M. W ‘ emand Je Hand) Downs said firmly that it would be|pon-partisan basis, nou INTO A MERE MEMORY pre kara Rudd « urd Unit 14, ifen to Hold Demonstratio impossible for any woman who had . i strike ' DI tha “Maas ‘ : » |never been married to judge the cases | Ment was made pee ee + H n York I fent, and Paul H. Bray Police or No Police, of young peo which require the; (Grosvenor B. Clark Divec Qua Landmark Invoived in Plan eety owes lor ¥ ¥ mother heart the United States ¢ N eure 7 s ~ yore we SF ae at n iui . ‘ D f Ma Hylan, Be w workers" — Miss American openly expressed her | por, t Park Bank to Extend te 1 r A, \ A aesured t flaws fron rowd that! disbelief in that theory 7 Strike ‘ ld grant ‘ 6 Rand No. 7 Hast, Miss Mary Wood, a iawyer and Ri ne coun mime I , Building i - i 1 ar etntaeat publican jeader, | intenpo the | proper functior ¢ in « Ninian ' uve be i 1 on ake h ypinion that unmarried women mig missions co! fost St yal int attaches to a tran: ae 4 loved tu: be looked to for a littio—just alittle | separtments the w action arranged by the National a <i keener sense of justice than mothers. | 1). SE tail Vark Bank for property adjoining it gore OF Sa ee nna Janae | van {/nome at Browway, Futon and-ann Q]2TH HAS HEAVY. PUBLIC HEARING ALSO w Is, and the fact that inany | “ae Gne- and possible twa cate . det nothers intrusted thei wi 1 Ms ly ni q F 5 Hl 1 He| “The majority of teachers are not ae , pa f the bank , SS “ S i ag marrie id M Olive A beg we ne of thé 5 aiden | CO A l Vv ale) ri Gabi law at b f t ; : , 5 ; No Coffee 2 tne | Gabriels lawyer, and the ae Re Ruislaeee at aca New} Dela \ ( ° ” nt dema at Ww ” Pro- dren, Many unmarried women are | ture Nd . ’ adjoining the bank on Casa at ‘ eaction ¢ of emp s 80 Much in the public service | ur" ; cant nty yeara, wi ; } ¢ war, are Vighly edu pata, ; P he al Ls ¢ d, m Way for) Writing to Mayor Gillen of Now When You t will nat not man, I know bv m ’ w modern building that will provide (ol, A. V. 2. Anderson of : 4 i b #0! f jobs, Or fairer led man | anid t nit mportant additiona »>mmodation “ D k ears ese ed, as well aw shelter and them on a jury. When men and|terest an nse ¢ ponsil or its banking n Infan ‘ 4 tha co ‘ Tin. y j women work together on a jury.|the improvement the buildi eal estate men the National | lousey of off in Fran 1s ; about half and ha 2 best 2 Bank has arranged for a lease sp ho fallur % ' f en 8 erved, The women | WrOUnes,. elrne ond parka Of yerty with the Of | of woldie pier | € za 1 } ath n the low courts will ga ammunt und nt omm neo itura, which has a |? 3 sinhtobiend ng af 500, 'T c nee when they tind women on the | health anita and eral we bably from the time the section of d ng Indu a i ' , 1 Broad 1 Fulton st 1 1 a demonstigitio Miss Wren sald it was feared that | iyo ‘be SB ihe cahale “nome was ow pastu r Ahot drink that erien , in tha cake urmera' wive me Me of i whole communit 16 building is a five-story struct: . braces one ona to the ( Hall to demand aring Would be objection, they would 4 0 AOE ubby by years of wea fataiie surintan cleat suite Pe have to leave homé, She instanced a will provide a ready contact be » stloon on the & ri v ve our anviticia. A ) unde resulted in the sosmenu on the jury had to apend twolor the Btate and nation ® © ® a0 tha tf ita old fashioned a 2 { stimulation and f $3.0 weeks at the county seat ' ; ; : 2 © equipment d dec rf Ae siceae i. the subsequent a They put up ata h a ne ane ‘ ations b probably never been t Dr I " 1 4 let-down some- Casoaltion InN Englind Diviston, iC was a a on : al rs and ur te ts pr pee nen Mi i Aeh : : times felt by ; me-yellowed the ' led Ly A 308TON 7 T And! the farme w " tt hunity can be . peed jb Sie venne Newaw coftee drinkers Passa rit SAA OLELOR OT cane ie SOT dra ‘ n can be TaInIAAS aad naaeennnne (010 Sieth 6 ’ : “ 4 reo N : pad ' Slants’ ae much,” put in Miss Ma 1 4 ba yiae problems or em. pases decorate the quaint walla en Savings of : No‘caffeine"in ab pais A249 at the ars, dames 'L 1 —_ B nawapantr ; ‘ PosTuM ain Ponilaan Wa State ¢ Par 1 tated that the ma; Wilson Cables Rearets om Alves!) years at Sixth Avenue and 23d Street : , cording to compilations from W: y hind th iner the mprised Death. firs. Jane F. Hyde saved $ Phi “Theres a Reason’ Coolage. toda han Met thoiates s He Vo MeCoarmack 4s. ! of 184400 unite of State, eount we 3TON. Jan. 22.—Preaident | Was shown yesterday when her will 1 the by , L190 ‘Diticere and men dilied sistant Dist Attorney of Kings | community councils, which sin ne 1: Bar t a message to| War filed in Surrogate's Court. ‘The (ties sintst | : Nightly, 3,963 ed, 269 missing und the Legislature they want the bill to! to their activities the formation of | mment expressing his | Property goer to ner childri ugainat {ala0 in ial taken’ srtee ep tat the death of President grandchildren, A grandson gets the Hoard of Hucation hearing has been set prisoner, pass, more than 1,800 employment bureaus. ‘Alves Rews stand. for one week {rom to-aiw ' 6 Sa The youngsters Jove them. orth Whole Tuck some Wheatswe F. H. BENN@IT BISCUIT CO,, N.Y.