The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 3

F WHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1919. a ‘FIRST PHOTO OF CARPENTIER KNOCKING OUT BECKETT. (LONDON DAILY MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHS.) CARPENI RELENOSLNCKRORGNTS . BECKETT SPINS<ANDAFALLS-ON AFKFOURS; BECKE NS c i Sere geteonuens BECKE! AS CORNE! on FORTRIAL mA | Brood of 'Thirty-One. lof Barnard, who Ww »f 20,000 Gallons eee dj year and a half ago with the Barnard | Capacity. CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss., Dec.19 |tnit of the Hea Cross, and who has | alee Jos R. TAYLOR, who fur- been doing relief work In the north | Bellevue Hospital has decided 3) lof Franee, returndd on the nished more man power to the Royal, to install oi! burning equipment army during the war than any Poe ene cage that the poopie or! to heat the buildings and supply ¢ * | | sapee- a Le man in the United Sta A thie: winter The Germans ruined | Power, [t has filed plans with the Judge Malone in Move tc! |Will Try to Rdice Them In-| has ventured tor the third time | Chinese bitin Phinking | tier coat mines and destroyed their} Bullding Department for four fuel ~alands “\ije Tay: | pt as ‘ siiue non the sea of matrimo Mr. i } ; trees, so that it is impossible for them anks of © grounds near the Clear Calendar Calls Lax- | tead, They Tell Food Chief | ivior 1s yet atin | World Near End, Offer — [to obtain ‘ue, ac { Avec) hey sri aque colle ity “Reproach to Justice.” -| | Williams. | When a young man Other vessels pe eer | of 20,000 gallons of oll. Each tank ylor Prayers to Joss. Raltic from Liverpool, e were born to hs ~, Dnea D'Aosta from Jenoa will be fifteen fect high and fif- mteen children, eI Of | tise mie teaneAtinntl nor 2 ane che hee cere Tent y pe | . teen itene ud ienietar whom had grown to manhood at te Heat ae sal btn 19 emma cz gos aa This is believed to be the first the outbreak of the war. They everal vest f lesser tonnage | — experiment in the use of ofl for d, and the this union { ma NO DEFENSE PREPARED. | a conference to-day he- en Arthur Will tw ns, Food Ad-| - } Lawyers Tell of Assurance | | | | ministre ind members of the] enlisted from coastwise ports made thelr way | Woman Nabbed ax Shopt such purposes, ~; 1 q United Restaurant Owners’ Associa- Mrs, Taylor died, and Mr. Taylor into port to-day vere’ Mrs. Irene Wolf of No, 24 s Were Not to Be Tried wis el marinas Feeney : + lee-covered ANd | piace was arrested ax she was leaving —Oul on “rerpetual be atened increase ‘ood. prices wes ive children, whic! | shite P | threatened increase in food prices in} yrought the Taylor household to |Periences in raging seas [Street to-day by Detect! Saree | Greater New York cating places will| t Weat 123d Street Station. . | | patie ideal SUL | twenty-one children, and to this | Among the arrivals were the Cu t the silk stockin Judge James T. Malone in the Court} not materialize on Jan. 1, Instead,| ynion were born six children, ie ard ners Carmania and the 1 eventystwo har of General ons was told this morn-| the restaurant men declared they had] making in the household at one orge, tho former fromi Liverpool, |e pity Send tore anwordtne te the dee | determined, so far as possible, to ac-} time twenty-seven ch which was repor 1 ft ercht ij ieee | | eo twe seven ch which was reported in collision s the merehan Crisp, crunchy crack- ing that District Attorney Swana's of ae iCia oer aide | ments ee P, y fice has kept a number of criminal sie Unitsd Raatatiant Owners Ase] ane months ago Mr ral days nd the latter from ers, spread with Ancre sad MRS. ENRICO CARUSO. he United FR a n As-| his second wife. Friday ne mar- | Southampto} roa voyage which ng Charges Dinminned. id 4 cages on the calendar for many months tion, representing four organiz ried a Mrs, Brown of Magnolia, |lested nearly a month and nec Inirate Joseph I, Corrbmun in Jet- | [} Cheese—with the genu- without any intention of bringing ee vhich came into the world at the | on nd between 2,800 and 3,000 r Miss,, a widow with four children, | tated her lying at Halifax for a week | Rattan lt Mea 4 carn ee | Pine Roquefort flavor— | ite at the Hotel Knicker-|taurant owners, gave the Food Ad-| which brings the total number of | through stress of weather and short i ling house’ mae against | 4 ee otic Rank ake ast night, Park Benjamin Jr. |ministrator a solemn pledge that they| children up to thirty-one now |agw of coal. Most of he suaenees ine a xambling house’ made axeins!) Band a bottle of ginger The court vind Saenenian F Bj and Romaine Benjamin, brothers of| would not boost costs. In the first der his fatherly ear Jdisombarked at Halifax, but 200 |thirty-elent. or Ne ale! My! m-m-m. fepdants were free on wut mig be ‘ SEMPRE | Mrs. Caruso, were among the many who! place, they declared, they do not wish ae tee es Thatwere item aadnean Made by SHARPLES. Philade'phia called “perpetus wil! ne ese is +. |Were on hand to extend congratulatior reago the high cost o! Ne, i: pdhenueiunad: ss Hished apartment on W: nave wore suddenly called for trial by Hope of Reconciling Park Benja-|park Benjamin gr, called up his father |,° Wr" ah y i coat Se An one “OVE 0’ MIKE Ss) MOTHER The Royal George left Southamp- | Wednesday evening self, Une lawyers, the de- ft fit P| to tell him the news and the elder Ben- | 1 "he Secone eee Bee Lee ton on Nov. 26, and on the following the court itsell, i ea for thy | min pa ra auler and jamin is said. to have replied: “i am Shown them that they get most of their T0 BE GIVE aby. the storni: broke: tipon ter al fi fendants were astonished. | enor Fades, at ail intere ess fro at they tert aah wy Contrary to expectations, the birth of ening World ‘white collar" brigade, clerks and of ked for t i story, Which was in Jone the same story, Which nter to Mr. and Mrs. has not softened 2 Mr, J = Seen She rest of the voyage x f 4 his hom st 73d Street, tice employees, whose salaries have not|Grand Centra aby, e( =, nro Be Ba ane tee employees, whose aries have not|Grand Cenfal Baby, Claimed by] Waves waa over het a het ; scihateh sotte the } interested than he was increased with the rising cost of living. | rs, Wentz, Wins Help fo BE ota: ua RGail ala Cats : : 5 a onse, dpa Park Benjamin, who has been | Other members of Mrs. C lly It is folly, argued the restaurant men, | Help for f forty feet and 1,200 Chir n the | We wero assured by the District At- estranged from the couple ever since /are del d, particularly because the | to xo antaszonize these customers, that Its Young Parent. steerage became — panic ricken, | "| s that this case never his daughter, Miss Dorothy Park Ben- | 2° arrival is a girl they would forsik ; lthey had been In Franco as war la- | “We have not prepared a defense, torney's office The Caruso baby will b their midday} Home work will be found to-day for | luncheons and would come to trial and’ that there- A ER GR acctner tuneheo pers in eathik | the young mother of “ove oF Mika | Horers and were on their way ba | § “Better Chocolates ata Lower eet fore it would not be necessary to pre- isir d'Amore" at the Metropolitan nd depend upon home cooking. |, to China, They hadn't heard at t he advent of the Caruso] oy, They believe it wo! ‘olve a heavy > by ‘id for pare a, defense.” uly after the advent of the Caruso Opera, House. aia Hie ‘4 vane t would Involve & heavy Preveral hours to be the kidnapped son| the end of the world, but th Fudge Malone wearied of repeating | ’ President Joseph’ Burger protested bao and Mrs. August Wentz of No.| sick Celestials felt it was sins | ; AG that the restaurateurs were being |409 East 82d Street. and trotted out their josses and in deg . um nilked by st profitecrs and Mr.| Justice Samuel D. Levy In Children'’s| conse pots and began to sing a tworney to decide whether a case} n i as ree Williams assured the owners he would | Court ¢: he baby to Mrs. a data aaa aseh 5 a nee 8) wife of the tenor, on | Lena L should be tried. help them, in every ibie manner, | of No. Bedford “eran to” we wit “om Burglar in | Prices Cut |%« i is in ha l' cana ycne Seo a, Sean “i HELP BRING CHRISTMAS he Ad- FY | ministrator pictured the difficulties of the ls ur de how she had been unable to care for it|Cenm, who has been a Chines afte et ponai ozae for Cui who han rm a. CHEER TO THE POOR F ice of} ° 7 ‘ 3 ed a here. But tms slovenly pract | catching the profiteers, but 5 the District Attorney's ollice has got rive ald | Bi Dr [ LU fe icnee ie reste i friend to give to Nellle Bly, the| phonograph with scores o ; 500 POUNDS ee Ta pod iv tas got to atop now | would help in convictions writer, Justice Levy explained Mrs.| records as a means of quicting the OF CANDY Yn all cases where defendants failed rs | —_—+-- py : yeh tla ae mother whol terrorized Chinese, They got off at | hax been 40 ruthlessly deprived of her | sratifax and went to China by way | mainst any rise int eu age Malone set the trial! Gaapa> Ia f Eachi a rn ae é t mua ¢ oO le one sees her y" pesnpesennuiae mnie Scales ‘Wall of Fashionable] with Cafes Out of Market, | througn pronitition and nad rear, [own lttle one sees her baby's face In taking ‘the phonor “and if tho defendants are not here| Apartment and Is Caught | Great Lots Are Offered at |to Mine ‘eatine Mra. Wentz admitted she was con-|sraph with them ed saying hi On December 23d we will distribute free of charge 500 Pe pounds of candy to the five Sunday Schools, Churches, or Charitable organiza- Jot Vancou m to cnter strictly ating population. umuel | “ u oc! , Dee ‘ Remarkable r nds were made on then,” he vaid, “L shall expect the With Loot enberg, David Elsenbein, E. J. Sil- | ¥inced it was not her baby, and added age , tions receiving the greatest number of votes. 2 | 4 erberg and others spoke in a 8 My t days happiness ne | the voyage with the wireless, accord- ibe: FI ent doe RBS FSO SPR sca Your Own Figures. verberg Gud others spoke Ina similar | fought that’ 1 had at last f re a MSE owiandal the oneraton Fill in blank coupon below and mail or deliver motion tor fortelture of the bail Alte) aa. ‘muman fly” is the latest addl- ae —__—<»—__ tle Arthur are like a fairy tale apparatus. Wr Mipped with a to any of our stores most convenient to you. 1 ehouid like to call attention to the fact that 1 have never vacated a bail] tion to New York's burglarious gen- ve amplifier and the Royal Geo: nearly every messae that Prohibition and Jas! year's high a ass yn Van Driver §) All votes must be received on or before December 23, 1919 i that it will b : tae, | bree have resulted in overstocking} Arthur Quinn, driver of Man Slashes Own Thront, nywhere in the Athanth forfeiture order and that 1 eltry, His name is Thomas Reynolds, | : prison van, was to-day reported to have| Fred Buehl, thirty-two, of No, 440\T ull the press news sent 7) the Christmas ne a oO e bag x “4 useless to usk mo to do so, These! wanderer, and he is held by the Shnlrone ‘sepe).mark ep. 140.008 m duty pending an| Hast S8th Street, committed suicide this [Ont by England, MILLER CANDY CO.! GentLEMEN: cases are to be kept moving until the] potice after br cau, early this | Point where the bottom dropped t tom his van norning vy cutting his throat with a| 0% De Ne aNbait atancter Tecone ‘ neceaa tt . a Pebble Soha rato Pepe NGhatn KT Leas ¢ t He was dead when Dr, West of | from the ean mer Davi calendar is cleared. morning in the apartment of Richard |out, You can buy Christmas trees vei eption Hospital arrived’ on an son County, 275 miles away Th | THINK THE MOST WORTHY ORGANIZATION JS ... Judge Malone characterized the sit- | M. Huber of and] The apartn ». 340 West 86th Street, | to-day at your own prices, Many ney_en peesage was relayed from the Roy: uation as a “reproach to justice nt house adjoins another | speculators are ready to sell carloads declared bluntly that rich defendants] at 86th Street and Riverside Drive, | for just enough to meet their freight steserensooenes were favored while poor ones were] where William Randolph Hearst re-/ bills, Bundles of trees which were compelled to “languish in jai sides, | offered last week for from $1.75 to SIGNED ......00-00+ see eeeeneees ADDRESS ‘The action and the words of Jud, Wa scaling methods were also | $ e now going begging at from Malone were merely the first outward] adopted in an attempt to rob the| 10 cents to 25 cents a bund sign of discontent that is said to} apartin Frederick Prent a The saloons have always b have prevailed for a long time among| No. 1 Riverside Drive, but Reynolds | purchasers of Christmas trees, This Judges handling the District Attor-| denied ,being there. year they are out of the market, The ed the courtyard be- | cafes and r ney’s cases. A number of the Assis-} Iteynolds ente f A taurants have also re- iy tant District Attorneys have incurred|tWecn the apartment houses and | duced their purchases to a minimum M. the displeasure of the Judges. scaled the jagged wall of the one at| Few hotels are buying trees this year. a‘ Te is said im court circles that 40 until he reached one of Mr.| Last year the demand for Christ-| E is ¢ Zl \ [- | | I ‘© large part of the criticism of t en's Windows on the second floor, | mas trees exceeded the supply. High pei Platinumsmiths 630 FIFTHAVE. ee forests to the city. This morning trict Attorney's staff is based on the| He smashed the window and was In| p sulted, Re y@ through the hall, but Mr. ‘ cre between forty . ‘ r rym | : ® Be ee ees ee | eniere are Reteae, COPtyaand Alay OvuR Anticipation of Radical Advances +. 328 Bronx Church House... va oe 287 Boys’ Club Ave. A . St. Mary's Home.... 231 Henry Street Settlement. . Hebrew Orphan Asylum. 217 Catholic Protectory ‘ Home for Incurables 194 Church of Transfiguration + 0 ; ; ; ; ; ; ¢ 3 ¢ Watch for Contest Results of 10 Leaders In To-Morrow’s Evening “ore ; :y ; $ $ ; 3 Hy ] fa pulp pul cla cas cae ee ele ca ede Special to Churches, Sunday Schools, Ete, 30 Special Manhattan Mixture ~,,,,., A (te selection of Pure Cane Sugar sweets com- Net Weight prising such appealing dainties that will tickle the palate of every boy and girl, There's Gum Drops, 8 70 mbering thes i It Ww remem- r had|t ily of cubs at the time fice and that > that the Tammany ti ed suddenly, Teynolds tried to @ hungry f an assumed Clear Fruit Squares, Fig Jellies, Marshmaliows, Fruit Squares and Crystal Hard Candies. Packed ‘in 30. pound cases, Extra Spectal way it was organi the api ent when Mr. Huber en-| pri speculators br carloads of Christmas trees in the the family was so numerous that abe ya ato ma MAHL the police Maw Verk Cenital yorts a: Wee ‘ in Diamonds and other Jewels —- — rationing systém had to be adopted, | * risoner's pockets yielded a louls in the Bushwick. yards in gives Present Purchasers a decided advantage. Assorted Hard Candies 1s go that the staff ted, instead of eet eat And oa Ape Biaek LD tone Went Streot were , oe inv : Pree Tea aor a ua Anort. Reynolds had been | "Christmas trees are wold’ "by the | fi CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS to the critics—inefticient. Sa Jow as $1,500 a year are paid, which iristinas trees are sold There are six four-foot ken to the We Street Police “nase 440 b | ia” not attractive to high’ cluas|Station Mr. Huber notified the police| treas In @ bundle, five six-foot trees, : Found Hox M , Pound Box lnwyare. 4 : that a $500 stickpin was also missing, | four etght-foot trees, two sixteen or FOR WOMEN FOR MEN nore were seventy-five cases wai : nied ¢ | etghteen-foot trees, anc cade ; ee Saectss Wefore Judie Malone re ek as ne ‘ _ Ae ne eat ee eh ie carees ene Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Wris Scarf Pins, Rings, Cuff Links, Evening Special Z. a or 5 lb. Boxes ee ian 6 yen pane |New York Programme Corporation, | $7 Ae Maudie rons Cree taria Watches, Neck Chains, Tassel Pendants, Dress Sets, Cigarette Cases, Match 4 “ wunty sed] Assorted Milk Chocolates jot N Comprising be Chocoiate se Wooster Street Ae ire y wil not Ko eave re i | Lorgnettes, Vanity Cases, Gold Bags, Safes, Cigarette Holders, Gold Belt | ‘ MF t of last year’s dem und, 4 Dorine Powder Boxes, Lip Rouge Cases Buckles, Knives, Watches, ete "Ten tiss apartment, ‘The thief had| No, 140 Park Place, Miss Blank, who RY nbed the wall to the fire-eseape | was in charge this morning, sai a a and was at the Window when bh. saw Phere is no. stability prices. | Opposite St. Patrick’s Cathedral ‘* Letter Hn smi ALBANY, N. ¥., Dee, 19,—Up to noon to-day Gov, Smith had received letter from District Attorney Swa A wuperta we" who was trying to enter the | UML A fact ot: the jatter’ a enid to have ‘ er eecErt : 7. Gad ade as 2 ik ribbon ta H the letter a ees Balavns 5 pit yetae prall brine selling “ox” 1.95 vox” 3.45 MANY. Hay or Wat Fi aT ey, 50 cents to $1, are being ral Specified Weight Docs Not Include Container, Mail Orders Filled, + Jolin's Medicine for vokls. coughe brother Giaham of Nov'60i' West to-day a prices ranging from $4 oe Pi as fies alae ieee, he tat ; "Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders Py obey ote ety ody oPy oly ge i \ ore sateen ye al anaes LY oa csc cai wate tac irins nna it Citta catia mmielaies weeeee oo nen ee ee ST PSG APS TST De aan eee eee