The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 3

es ! ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, ~ DECEMBER 14, 1920, ROOP OF WOONDED SOLDIERS AT FOX HILLS. BODDI ONE OS AND ONE, BLIGHTED ROM ANCE. BANDIT F sithar ot you iene herd ‘WOUNDED SOLDIERS, |COP WASN'T SCARED |GIPP, NOTRE DAME’S |400 FIREMEN READY poked four gue againat. thelr ve. | ROBBED, BEAT THIEF; BY GUN ATHISRIBS| BEST ATHLETE, DIES) TOREMOVESNOW . tims’ stomachs | ; | | The money was handed over The | Polyclinic Hospital Authorities | Hold-Uyy Man Menaces Him But | MOotball and Baseball: Star Suc-|Motor Emergency Squad Created | thiign rad to an automobile whose cn- i a Bali d umbs—Was to Join Big To Clear City’ ; Teedenaricnnamngees cried Forced to Call Police to Save Falvey Fires at Another Robber ‘ Le g 0 Clear City’s Streets at * Short Notice. ' Eighth Avenue Prisoner. Who Tries to Get Him: League, lee, | Pire Department was created, to-day football player, and beiled by come said to be that of a stolen cag. but! hing hung in the dreasing room. | were hod : Re throe weeks fight against losing odd] foyr motor snow tractore turned over correspond to the s of No. 404 West G8th Stre was twenty-four years old and | Officials «ald it would be ready at-ins McGinness hurried to the door and Hrounaed Wiccid Way GorAiees win oul tullonnan nat SOUTH - BEND, Ind, Dec. 14 A Motor Emergency Squad of ié read the ticer mber on the cir, to Polyclinic Hospital, Goth Strent and {Mat Street Statk | which he reported to the police of the Ninth Avenue, for treatment have] MoGuire's enfe Aid experts aa one of the beat halt. |Y Chief Kenton to handle the clays There was no clue to the thief until inst | tomers, Falvey ran in with drawn tel when he died) here early today of ase Against A. H. Tyson, pany and $275 From While Abraham Weinstein, pro Another Lad Aided in ear6) Pie EER I id Mm tO being afeiar half-back | stant notice to clear the atreate fem i: up the bartender and cus Mi | Went 136th Street n Tt was miased articles of value from their} nue last night when te backs in the country, lost a game | snow removal. It will operate ainty- Wilson Wins Point i lai i the car used by the robbers did not rer or a in Wins Point in Her’ Get $3,000 From Milk Com- a, Says Younger Brother and) ciiae wren patton Ao muens, twenclivolven, Gonunanilie thes toute 19 pneumonia by the Street Cleaning Departments he came from the examination room One of the gunmen, who were holding} In ‘add Rich Engineer, Drug Store. prietor ots a oe store a isyth pure Firing Factory. sew a man taking his pocketbook from} up all in the room, poked hi was credited with heing the cleverest|the Battery to 72d Street. Later, — . jee Nicholas Avenue, was in the 4 Nin teounere. RnOteR re y in, the history of} more tractors are delivered, it Is k room of his place mixing a pro- 5 ° Skelly called to the other soldiers and planned to extend the service over the Pistol menacing he 4 the fires tn the > entire city, ents For Murder, A new fre signal, “14-1 will “bo HE QUESTIONS DIVORCE,]| Police Commissioner Bnright's at- tion lad? vevening thre ~ . scription last ening tion is called to two hold-ups men entered the main Declares Decree Awarded in| which took place in Hartem yester- | trie revolvers and orders The man, Richard Weiss, twenty-nix Ohio Court Is Not Valid | n both of which money was ex-|to keep quiet. With the muzzles of] Wilkins in Braoklyn Children's Court, | years old, of No. 108 Stanton Street, ‘0 revel yressedt against his 4 , . ‘acted from the victims at the points | (eo gun ‘i charged with arson afd burglary, His|was held for trial in West Side Court young] Martin Byrne, thirteen years old.) they gdve the man such w beating that of No, 7607 Third Avenue, Bay tidge, |the hospital authorities sent for the po- | conus! Fag fled, tat Wad lice to save hin life arrested ewalk whol ‘The Di Grand Jury to-day! put into effect, It-will be flashed dug- hald he was Angelo Malley of No, “s0e] fled. with # Malqueen Indictments! in snowstorms when the Street Cleane Bridget. fone ehare re murder againet Sohn} imlasioner decides & stage™ haa agiatrate W he Navy hed wh snow removal {# rt to-day | Wine of 1 i Plymouth Hotel on eanury, ‘Twelve Lieutenants sare Ite: Was arraigned to-day before Judge in This Sti ate. | ie ai 1 2 and Th Mc. |to-day, He’ refused to make any ss of guns and i ther of wh ave| One of the thieves took $75 from | brother Robert, ten, and Thomas Mc- W a we m neither of which hav Jthe cash register. Detectives of the |Carthy? ten, of No, 8314 Third Ave- [answer to the char named as supervisors and 384 firemen © any ar s heen made. : i77th Street precinct are work Fs Z é Pat adel FY ax operators. Firemen will receive: §% Waster ‘ ~|nue, were arraigned with him on the a a day for meals, as the charter forbids Details of a romance nipped in the bud, the principals in which were a| #nager Fay of the branch store|ing on the ses first charge BIG PLANE CRASHES |: wealthy consulting engineer and a, of the Sheffield Farms Milk Company Dented, Martin, according to Deputy Fire pretty manicure, were disclosed when] at No, 2836 Bight Avenue, near 151at neice ia Marshal Wiliam Ferris and Detec-. WITH 6 PASSENGERS! Leg \ tive Cornelius Sullivan, has confessed ———— SOLDIER VOTE COST $13,000. Justice Cohalan granted the petition! Str had just turned over to Col- satelgii cto of Miss Grace M. Wilson, twenty-|lector John MeGinness the receipts tif 7 having set fire to the Acme {ondon-Paris Service—Pilot five years old, for 4 bil! of particu-|of the store at 11 o'clock yesterday | convict! ding at No, 20 79th . "| 815.08 Expended for ¢ insert Mechanic and Two Others ot NOt Balle he to Com direct Srmpsneation Reasonable Doubt upreme Court 200209000 00090 & 0989008099 900000000 OF Franklin Simon & Co. of Bach mpany's lars cone ed | morning—83,000 in cash and somo /|iindertaker, on a ch eter Street on Sunday last, and to bur flections upon her made "y|checks—when four men entered tho| in the frat degree.” ges glaries and crimes of destruction cal Reported Kille Moa total cost to the tixpayere of Anderson Harvey son, sixty-five, | pla VStessachweettyciends C6 i culated to make envious the moyie . $19,000 the soldier f'the ct ‘ assachugetts sn: = LONDON, Dee. 14—A large pasaen- |X 4 1 P oy . of Glen Ritge, N..J.. in his answer to!” “Hand over that bag, and don't more than 100 deaths crame hero A TTROL PaRR OR: | Naw Sank | wi y catinited: te A Store of Individual Shops * ker alrplane which was leaving for] ay by 660 boards ATVALREYE. Ti her sult $250,000 damages for On Sunday afternoon, according to : : persons to wach. hoard breach of promis the police, Martin climbed a clothes- | Paris from Cricklewood, near Londor ‘ET VE —37th and 38th Sts When Miss Wilson filed th f the 6 Building, With six. passengers this morning SOLSITCE VOlaes Eat 10 FIFTH AVENUE—37 ISth Sts, 1 he Cost of counting was $15.98. 1 fouled a tree, burst into flames and crashed to the ground The pilot, a me senger® are report ss in the skyl Mr. Tyson made answer, givin wcrc atettect! EVENING WORLD ASKS $10,000 8", See ce] FOR WOUNDED MEN’S CHRISTMAS ® "(0° ante and two pa have been killed For the Junior Miss at on mit s brother a 1 afd ot wengers injured » them by the See n 1 h 1 Miss W thy, ripped up the filing cabinet int Whe sous whe Reais Of Suite nd “they retierint thw Pep a that Ghie al (Continued From First Page.) fice attered ‘the papers #bout the] pinned peneath wreeka fe election districts n a hat this di- \ floor and set fire to them and the] purned to death, calling fra 650 distri: vorce was not vulid here. R furniture, which he first soaked with | help which it was imposatbl e Then, be alleges, she ted] on their stomachs on two bede, playing checkers on a board which was | 00h UNNN tM Suu dther Aaa fin cima to pave Chaar Gl thasou pal ¢ to him that she was of go utu-] on the floor between the beds. tried the fire extinguisher on them,|#engers who escaped two were allg : a hurt, but the others were not injured 0166 000 d0005d0dd08000 aris eal chante ally “es As they looked up and grinned at me, I stopped didn't like, the way it worked ang| hurts but the others were not injured, ‘only one soldier vote Wa Ih decd teeta aination (cen cenesteet “Well,” I said, “that 1s some position for playing a game! threw It Into the flames ieee: » aboard the ant eounted ° ee : Sree var RG Gheceavan Aveo hance “Well, lady,” sald one of them, “we've both got broken backs and | Half an hour later, he says, he cut and ge’ signed a general Ani| we never can turn over on ‘em. So we have to stay this way all |the telephone wires in the hallway |= finally, he alleges, she was untrue to] the time! , 05 By Avene goa tried him vefore and after the enguge- “This is the way we eat!” chimed tn the other, with a smile, as if an entrance Inio Peterson's , ‘ ment he had just got off the best joke in the world. IAS Es a MOURA Peay For the Parties and Dances Tyson gives it as his opihion that I didn’t burst into tears and sit down and cry out loud with the ater . Serie ok ss eaanan ° : ! wir icy | ul Pea Pew ee [Git hh About OneEleven | of Youthtide and Yuletide into a contract of mar Be. dert ew game that you play with cards. I wonder if you'd care es GATORS ORTH Al a f In answer to her petition for a bill of wonderful new sams that you Dla) bing a habdwar 2 nthe & nd for it?’ floor of his own honse of knives, icula he se perciouls bes “We'd care for anything—NEW!" they answered witn a touch of | razors and flashlights. From Ul ” Hived in Indianapolis, Minneapo : “4 1 1 | Chicago, Los Angelos and San Fran- wistfulness, man's bute shop, No, 800; Third | cisco under the numes of Kelley, In an hour I was pawing over all the games {n a department store, | Avenue, b a $75 bicycle and tt | during the last} and that same day I was back with an armful—that could be played on | cash : Ci arettes : | oe $ that, as she has gee Wilson and Hoffm e broke into Thombs five years, it is difficult to trace her| the floor—if you happened to have a broken back! 7 fs ISL OF ‘There are no such serious cases as these in New York hospitals ik ee oe ND me The engineer, immediately after = i ; 7 nue weged the cash reg . ; now, but there are many which HAVE BEEN ae tedious and painful, Cind “ e ing of the su egan an w on 4 j ister out inte t and set fire te . in ere a Ss a tpuinat Stivs Wilson so recover $2,000] 80 the boys are still in hospltals-—walting {adeing’ all tha (ah ae, UST an inside word about One- glass REGEN OP cima Which wild, he nad What are you going to do about THEM? automobile keys. He tried to force Eleven. The American To- slipper was no pret- loaned to her and which he described Playing Santa Claus Is a never-ending joy. There ts something |the door of K. Reid & ut No. bacco (Company has served’ the eee Ree eaOt « Mell! aout the Christmas season and the spirit of giving which makes a good | 702 ‘rhird Avenue last . bat stllz aii fae ilkecos fe tier than these, and Far Bast, In an examinatic deal of happines with succene. P : ae : trial in this netion, the son, But, after all, if you give to no one but your own, isn't {ta rather | Yesterday Martin played hookey| IH many: Yrere AL till to . me ; it was far less com- ‘as to the rige selfish happiness? We, Us & Co. is not a very expensive firm, and there |from school and Werris and experience and skill to prepare | Detective Sullivan fortable for dancing. and know good cigarettes. ; a i met ut t ie little joy In it compared with the fun there is In giving to somo one | ON\CU NE oh, a ce molten Holter, whom you know can give nothing in return, 180 they The. American Tobacco Com- ts tos Hels he Teen Then add to that the fact that these boys are homeless. A hosptal, pene K dha pany would not give the address es, dinners and partie no matter how attractive (and an army hospital ts the human limit for | the 4 te lig home otiee ee the Hamme cE er of the| dreariness and ugliness and loneliness), {8 the precise opposite of home, | told the r Mr. Tyson is a PUMP OR STRAP SLIPPER MODELS anew cigarette ifit did not believe Ame rie wo ne Boab: pe At home you can take your time about everything. Did you ever daughter, who lives with him see a line of wounded soldiers answering sick call? nace that the blend would please you. WITH LOW HEELS IN: LTR TALS A Rectal ie Oa pa Well, I don’t use such language myself, but it was all of that poll . the Cathol hy Murtha & Hanson, of No. 55 Lib- times. erty Street At the office we are very much pleased at the swiftness of the first | response to our appeal. | —- + - RAISED RENT OF TOWN HALL.| "~The first edition of The Evening World ts on the street generaily | #2000.000 More Black Satin ror uienting! TA een =~ FINALLY fom at 8 A.M, Yesterday at 8.15 a man walked In with §1 In his hand and | apg 4 : one = Le REs*hewhes sabdpiiteign as tand| ave it—-gave it with tears in his eyes—to our Christmas fund for the | was suthorized tor ity Pabit try them i hite Satin Peneh GOstie | wounded © Commis Donnelly to tasur _ . tly notined the elt When they told me, I was tmmensely relieved, for that left only ditional cup the | Bronze Kidskin that from Jan. 1 onward the $9,999 yet to raise! Hers | ; Guiding would be $00 per month in It was the spontaneity of the gift that we loved This $1—all that eed in Patent Leather Pe bear ual ¥0.t aout fede | the donor could spare-ia very precious to us, for it makes us feel that It | i h . K; " s ing another ‘Town Hall, ‘t arched | waa Just that the public didn’t know the situation. When ft realizes, It | ° wken from street tantall!] pitt act. Freed of Stolen sogar Charge Ui ile ds in in vain. So luat night the met and agreed rather then had no place to wi , What are YOU going to do? no IT NOW! x Wieeae SIZES 2% to 744, WIDTHS AA to D 2229929000000 0000590090 000800008008 & 0000 S—H0 000000000068006 6 cosce00cce 9999909990 9990 9099900909 00000 0 00 FHC 0 0 0000 00000000 0000000000 000000000000 JUNIOR MISSES’ FOOTWEAR SHOP—Third Fleer SEND ALL CONTRIBUTIONS TO | 6 Ant WOUNDED SOLDIERS’ FUND Hullde new i iinewr— of great \ THE EVENING WORLD. Jaa Feiiable Epatinony cpl, No druss—Aave ‘ie ESSE Phe have been drinking at Lue Guay, A] - ~ thy ori ay Wa veins: nears ra ai : and be. 5 SO i ed | Jo a 2 eee ee ee ed