The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1920, Page 11

Sate, , BLOODHOUNDS FAIL; WOMAN’S CRY HEARD Search for Mrs. Lee Extends to * Long Island Sound on Report of Screams Having Been Heard, Captain Frank Nichol of the Weaver Street fire company at Larchmont, organifer of the search for Mrs. Harvey K. Lee, who disap- peared about 1.30 o'¢lock Monday morning from the home of her brother-in-law, EB. A. Neild, at Larch- -Miont, said“to-day that screams were heard near the Royal Victoria Hotel in Larchmont Manor near the Sound @bout 2.16 o'clock that morning, “Those who heard the cries,” he | said, “say the voice was that of a woman. There were several who heard the screams, but no investi- gation was made at the time.” The. fire company and the State Constabulary continued the search all last night, and neighboring waters are being dragged to-day. Mrs, Lee's home is at No. 86 Eighth , Avenue, Brooklyrf. She and her hus- visit at the Neild home. Blpodhounds have been used in a vain effort to pick up the trail. ‘The Larchmont, AIRPLANE CARRIES Left New York Last Thurs- day, Make Safe Trip.” ding ‘cake for the marriage of Miss Carita O'Brien of Omaha and John Markel of Lincoln, has arrived here. hours, John N, Larsen of New York, the owner of the plane, was accompanied on the trip by his wife, Mrs, Larsen, Major L, B, Dent of the Aerial Mail Service, Bert A. Costa, plot, and Wal- ter Buth, mechahician, The weddjng cake 1% three feet in have made the trip, were not aboard when the plane arrived in Omaha. and Underwear. rifice their stocks for buy from these stocks every article. Glance through this 5000 Men’s Suits Men's $40 suite, now at...... } Men's 846 and 860 suits af, Men's 860 and 866 suits at. Men’s Underwear 75¢ Nainsook underwear...... 89¢ Balbriggan ‘underwear. . #1.25 Balbriggan underwear... 8: $2 Balbriggan union suits... .. $1.39 5000 Men’s Shirts band went to Larchmont Sunday to] ~ volunteer firemen have made a sys-|{§ tematio Search of the woods about | ij “ BIG WEDDING CAKE}; ; , John N. Larsen and His Party, Who f OMAHA, Neb. June 23.—The big alr- | * plane which left New York last Thurs- | [i | day for Omaha, bringing a huge wed-||4 ‘The flying time from Chicago was four | jf diameter and eighteen inches in helght. |g Cc. F. Redden of New York and Capt. Edwin Rickenbacker, who were tw LOS ANGELES FEELS TWO MORE MORE QUAKES, Neither Is Violent, but They seo | Street Car Service for Two Hours, LOS ANGPLHS, June 23.—Two more shocks of earthquake, which stopped the street cars for two hours, have been felt here. The quakes, which started Monday Night and have continued intermit- tently, caused property damage in Los Angelea County estimated at $100,900, three-fourths of which was in Inglewood, ten miles away. The damhge in this city is exti- mated at about $20,000. The first two shocks, which were the most severe, came in quick suc- cession, covering a period of about fifteen seconds. Following shocks, variously, reported as numbering from three to six, were slight tre- mors. The City Council has adopted a resolution offering Inglewood the ser- vices of all its city departments in the work of rehabilitation. Gafaentl Credit § THE EVENING WORLD, ‘WEDNESDAY, ¥; JUNE 28, 1920, ° BERGDOLL’S FRIEND GOT $105,000 GOLD Money Was Obtained From U. S. Treasury in Spite of Embargo by Government. PHILADELPHIA, June 23.—James PB. Romig obtained $105,000 in twenty-dollar gold pleces at the United States Treas: ury in Washington in October and De- cember, 1919, deapite an order that no wold was to be given out That is what W. I. Alexander, ein teller at the Treasury, told the cial ederal. Grand Jury. investigating ti escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdo! army deserter, from his Phil That “GARDEN FRESHNESS” of the genuine “HAD | isperfectly i scral it in the'sealed metal Packer home on May 21. Romig was have acted for Bergdoll. ets. Mr. Alexander said that Romig ae two trips to Washington for the money, ll E doubt if you can Fl find better styles Hor finer ‘quality any- [| where. We are certain you can find no lower { Prices at the: best cash i stores. Come in. Compare! town Residents will find B izsest store Outof OPEN EVENINGS — our Credit Plan a Convenience | HY GRADE 131 WEST 125% ST. Between Lenox & Seventh Aves. 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