The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1920, Page 24

Sie Aaa Ain ame ECs "ode 06 00a 1h clan om-aeaamenmemeneneemeeees yore: r ’ i ai aa 4 THE EVENING WORLD, R IDAY, JUNE 11, 1920. ' ‘ tater, Great Britain, ting in @ chair in hie pajarhas. Hie Y’Errant was better. Ifo ran a falr| inade from $1,000 to $10,000 w night at Apawamis Cub, the New York Whist| MRS, CARRIE C. CATT |DEPORT STOWAWAY _ | ho United | state clothing, neatly folded, was found on race, but Garner can get more out|huction bridge and that one night he Club, and the Studio Club. \ rat came to this country in 191%, the back of a chair, The bed had of him than Midk. The two men, the| made $30,000, BF wad Bel KB Nove AGAIN HEADS WOMEN FOR THIRD TIME 6a cde bore tive sonra. ie petaines . not been occupied. horses, feed and the drugs are shov-| She sald that they were married in called Vista del Lago, which he built EC Te RE Te to Europe as a Polish Reservist and By SHOT 10 DEATH: The disevovery vas made when the ing up the bil and make expenses| Brooklyn in 1900 and. lived together three aye cee, ‘ " Accepts Re-Election. in Geneva| Polish Reservist Has Matched Wits | fought in, France, Wiehout waitin ct i i housekeeper reported at the house at pretty high for the month.” Ull 1911 when he walked out of their! , 00h of poll ventarnea) iad araied Despite Armouncement Sti With Immigration Authorities discharge he came here ag: is Pr 8:55 o'clock. She rushed out of the, The police sty they have learned| apartment, saying that he Intended “wan tc, J ‘Fitawereid, Ie the tae 2% { ; he i Fert deportatita, at. mule Meike 5 plqoe screaming and told of her die- (hat the dead man did not reach his|to live his own life in future. He al/ house, He was in the best of spirits Would Retire. for Four Years. Ie Pople ouster a indow one Wiehe 7 covery to William Singer, who tele- apartment until a very late hour, or| lowed $1,800 a year for their infant @nd talked horse with Fitzgerald for} ENEVA, June’ 11 (Assoelated|. victor Slovensky, ‘stowaway, who-has] and swem tothe Jor ss} ets Lda ‘3 Phoned to the Flower Hospital for am an early hour in thé morning and/son and gave her $280 a.month fora, ree-quarterm of an hour, ee oe ambulance and the victim Was taken that he appeared down-hearted. The F &\ The “Lioyd” whieh was signed to a|Press)—Mre Carre Chapman Catt was! spent the Inst four of his twentyéfour | suutured in Buttalo t im the log ina . tim@, She said that he Was worth jester found on his dresser was from |unanimously. re-elected President of Une! yeate trying’ to atay In the United Placea ‘on aemip for d Wued from Page One.) to Bellevue, where le died without shot which ended his life was not! $500,000 in fealty and had peregnal Lloyd. Gentry, his trainer. Internatjonal Woman. Suffrage Alliance! gates, is being put for the third time | Iwyet obtained a writ ol “ bea ' pus and stayed action. recovering consciousness, The body heard by any one in the house, #0 property valued at $100,000, He re-| According to friends at the racp|at this morning's seasion Of It CON-| aboard @ steamer of the Preneh liner | Suce March 3d last. Now - Was identified there by William tar as the police have learned, The| ceived from royalties of hie booka on! {eck to-day Mr. Elwell had dinner in| FES Wer 4 to accept tho, office | to-day for deportation. As Victor SZit| | gom duck "a8 stowaway gmithoul A i e Now York Inst night, attended .the|i, ‘was announced, despite her declara:| winaki and with ‘his Jong. wavy hair! Beayport as Slovensicy |. Abowd tue Was a mai much sougnt| AIe® the dead man'e secretary. ' bullet’ which caused his death was] whist trom $8,000 to $7,000 a yeat, sho| Midnight Frolic and got home at wo|ilorae srmmeesatertns that he iti| combed ‘back like "Paderewshl, ‘he has | steamship Santarem, | Ho haem ‘eoclet Ms Mr, Elwell had his office at the found imbedded in the wall behind | said, and about $18,000 a year teaching o'clock tbis morning, compelled to retire. played with immigration authorities of! and 9 sister in Michi#an. Soe tage ee eas? | Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and was well! pis chair and the wall was stained| mmociety people” how to play the game. game of bridge and be had! known in racing circles and is sald with blood. The shell of the dis- of them as pupils, from Whom |i. be interested in other, stables be- | charged bullet was found on the floor. ips to the same authority he a large fece, sides the Beach, The latter first came | xr. Biwell had been separated from| Owned enuntry places at Newport, hdward Rhodes, Mr. Elwell’s chauf-| into existence about two years ago twenty-seven and living at No.!anq it was said that there was al 1S} West Gist Street, said that he had| group of woalthy men behind it. R. F. bis employer at 6 o'clock) Carman was the trainer for the night, “when he returned from a R. L, and Southampton, ‘Me wife since 1916. In her suit for! tinea on a lavish acal for $6,000 a year | $7,000 automobile. her husband |of the Travellers’ ve je, but retired after a row with ive in his rondster. The chauffeur pages pk Among the horser in 1329-1331 y 4810-4812 : Said that he then appeared in the] the string are St. Denard and L'Er- ‘ BROADWAY y FIFTH AVE. beet of spirits. rant, the latter being scheduled to ] KNOWS NO REASON FOR MUR. | start to-day. : Near Gates Avenue Y) Bet, 48thand 49th Sts. * OER OF ELWELL. A note was found addressed to Mr. re B. KLYN . iw William Barnes, Ciwell's secretary,| Miwell. The dioodstained letter was ‘ROO, ROO. was questioned by the police,| tated Latonio, Ky, and signed ‘@ny reason why any-|"Léoyd." It read: week the fife of bis em-| “Dear Mr. Biwell: aie wea T al e The Most Highly Recommended Se paras ‘the latter had ee Recut cons the bait in 48. chargefA t Store Brooklyn ~ FULTON STREET coro‘ BRIDGE STREET at Hoyt It Subway Jration Brooklyn Special for SATURDAY housands of New Dresses STYLES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 75 _ 95.00 _ 9Q.00_ living room where Mr. Kiwell the ground flour, of ts and a window looks | UNEEDA is located 4 on Broadway, but does Business ALL OVER BROOKLYN! A local merchant once said to us: “It ts unusual for a storc like |] yours to do business over so found who heard a shot and the shel! wide a field. Much of it is, inside the room lends doubt to no doubt, due to transit ahot being fired from the (window, fi facilities; but when I see you Th has not yet been ascertained ; posing) your customers, I Whettior the window was vpen when can understand that a whoje the police reached the wcene. lot of it is due to the happy, ‘Mr. Elwell was discovered by his contented feeling you create Myusekeaper, Mrs. Marie Larsen, sit- in your trade.” Our. 20,000 ACCOUNTS are distributed from South Brooklyn to Montauk Point! REDIT! The eusiest, simplest CHARGE ACCOUNT system on a WEEKLY PAYMENT basis known You drens well all the time and SAVE MONEY! Women’s Printed Voilé DRESSES Misses’ and Special Stout Sizes. ¥rocks of the smart Summer kind, ular at the beaches and Summer resorts, Fenuth fully trimmed and finiahed, Every shude. §7.95 v Other Frocks— In Gingham, Organdie, plain and figured Georgette, etc., fresh and stylish, at popular prices, Skzex up to 54. | OUT-OF-TOWN ACCOUNTS in- | vited. 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