The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 8

=. __ THE EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, JULY 6, 1920. _ 1 vied sory, an wien out to-day *7|'TO FLY FROM HERE [rose rot insite mating BOY SCOUTS "Seti in 0» ovmnic tian nor] lew feasensy 8 May FROM PISTOL tion, one nf the men in the machine,| TO ALASKA JULY 15|* 4 x lanka, reducing the time c London. wringing mail to the States, from OFF FOR LONDON _ ‘te scouts nad a busy time here yos- i thirty ‘& week or less and pro- | erday with 4 ade viewed by May iting ? By Vie Gee torte diwesde wi TT FETER |Pidean PPPTtts Yast catnlee DH es | ato Gh Jipiaa, Aine ot and a Sat i | lounge runes for the Soman Wale ° | ver, dropped it on the floor of the! Four Army Planes to Demonstrate |Of Alaska for engineering purposes. | Picked From Field of 400,000, They Zone® tiand ——<—<— SS } As the revolver fell, Tucker grab- Feasibility of Air Mail | Bey Touches tive Wire; Elec- First See City and Jazz —— bed for it and the policeman also Routes. | troceted, It Up. bed. aned over the 5 - | MAINABQUAN, N. J., July 6.—TFrancts | pes 1 dle Herren 4 idl a WASHINGTON, July 6—Tour army|Lynch, fifteen, was electrocuted last} 4 shall troop movement, but one is revolver was discharged and the | airpianes will undertake a flight f % bullet plerced Tucker's heart. vw. fork. aly Us te he a te night when he took hold of a live wire| which made more noise and had more z “My God, wh q . ly 16, to Nome, Alaska, |at a transformer station of the Lake-'|jazs than any of the wartime move- ty is . Lt at have you done?” |and return, a distance of 8,690 miles,|wood to Coast Blectric Company. A F ———— ments, started thi Ing at 915 feapon Discharged While) at the poiic De Haviland Cawewver. C ‘ he ee bi police station Winasell first a planes, equipped with| Lynch from th ire. Hamilton, boarded lighters for Pler No. * NGrabbin With Occtte | reported it was a bullet fired by one Liberty motors, will be used, Nearly eam - 6, Hoboken, and embarked on the Army Fifth Avenue and 39th Street ast iy ing Car beg deeb nea Ahat fettied ‘Tobber, j Later see-tourte ot the tong flight will be| Six Dead tn French Rail Smash, | Transport Pocahontas, With the young- . ‘ £9 + 4 across fanada. The Canadian Gov- PARIS, July 6.—Gix persons were|sters, picked from a@ field of 400,000 pais Pant for Its Possession. he said several shots had been fired! ernment has extended unusual cour-| qitied and fourteen injured in a railway | American Scouts as the hest in the To-morrow . —————_ and he did not determine until later | testes, ident oh th le; Ork ne Road terd: United States, were Scout bands and ——. HONG Investigation to-day disclosed that | that he had shot Tucker. rhe War Department officials expect the at'Aux ‘Aubrele. ne eerey ey teasers, who will take charge of the 4 i M “f Wallet from the revolver of Patrol-| wiregt, He waa at liberty under a a e O an ie m fol ce John Wissell of West Forty-| ¢9 590 pail, according to the police,’on ’ . ] . . Luncheon Cloths, Napkins, Etc. Boventh Street Station killed Charles|an indictment charging he held up ~ At YZ Reduction Pudker, who was shot while riding| the cashier of the Standard Oil office * tm an automobile at Eleventh Ave. | 4t No. 612 West 46th Street March 26. nue and Forty-Sixth Street yester- The machine in which Tucker and day, and not @ shot fired by one of| his friends were riding is declared the man’s four campanions, aa was| by the police to belong to the em- first reported to the police station. | Dover of ohe of the men and was Tucker and four friends were rid-| “Tucker's companions were held. is ‘ : ei For the dining table of the summer home there hig Be effec- tive as these pretty and practical Japanese Hand-Embroidered uncheon Cloths—which should be doubly attractive at these special prices quoted. Carefully made in Japan, from snowy white linen-like material— which launders perfectly—with dainty floral designs exquisitely embroid- ered in two-tone shades of Delft blue.’ i Included are all the most popular floral designs as follows: Re OPPENHEIM. GLLNS & © 34th Street—New York . ing through Eleventh Avenue, firing|They were Cornelius Bega! 0. 502 JS Tevoiver to ceidbrate the “Fourth"| West 30th Street; Cherlas Gleason, Patrolman Wissel, with d No, 447 West 46th Street, charged rawn) with violation of the Sullivan law; iver, compelled the driver of the| Frank Rucichiano, No, 442 West 45th Maachine to stop. As tho machine | Street, and John Casadonie, No. 600 ‘up, Wii |, reve West 46th Street. ran an jeason cohol pring = fried in hand, | Were also charged with homicide be- © the running hoard. fore it was learned that Winsell had According to the policema: - | killed Tucker. 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