The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1920, Page 9

‘SERIOUS OFFENSE . TO DIE BEFORE YOU REACH 100 YEARS.” ysician Tells Women’s Clubs In- quest Should Be Held on Those Who Die Under Fifty. CHICAGO, May 27. 66] T'S a serious offense to die béfore you're 100 years old,” Dr. W. A. Stadler told the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs here to-day, ‘The physician warned the or- ganization that the pure Ameri- can stock is in danger of being crowded out. Degenerates live long, he said, “The good die young.” “There should be a coroner's inquest over the bodies of all dying before fifty. It’s premature death.” ———————, COCAINE IN TRUNK OF C. DE NICOLAS Professes Amazement at Find Be- neath Clothing for Italian ‘ Ambassador. In a false bottom of the trunk of Carlo de Nicolas of No. 306 Windsor Place, Brooklyn, a passenger on the Pesaro from Naples, arriving to-day, oustoms inspectors found 840 phials of cocaine, Nicolas was vehemently indignant regarding the presence of the drug in is baggage. He said the stuff must have been put there by his sister-in- law, Mrs, Blosa de Nicolas, who in- sisted on his using that particular trunk to bring here two suits of cloth- ing made by one of his brothers, A. Nicolas of Naples, not her husband, who ts tailor to the King of Italy; the two guits are for Baron Avezzano, Ital- fan Ambassador to the United States; de Nicoks showed two letters to the Baron from his sister, the MarcBsua Clelia, Petlicano, Not knowing the nar- otic was in the trunk, he said, he did not, of course, know for whorh in this country it had been intended. Nicholas invited the attention of the detectives who put him under arrest to the fact that he {s a brother-in-law of Police Captain Daniel Casey of Jersey City and to his former services as an operative for B, C. King, assistant manager of the Pinkerton Detective agency ‘The Federal and the eustoms inspectors disposed of @e Nicholas's assertions by saying they dad been waiting for him and for three men who were to have met the Pesaro @t the pier, and have watched him detectives closely, though without result, on two! previous trips. ee ee Dock Workers Strike in Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, May 27.—All deep- wea freight, incoming and outgoing, is tied up here by a strike of 3,000 long- shoremen to-day following refusal of Smployers of an increase of 20 cents an hour. The men now get 80 cents. COLUMBIA “Grafonola” Sonoras and Edisons. Booth — then decide. awaits your selection, PECK 295% Everything on our COMFORTABL thing must be sold. in Plain Figures. fm oof 25% on every article Sold for @ T. 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