The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 22

' _- eee , BOF Sent. ae equalling one oss for each hen daily. FAILS 10 SHOW CAUSE OF DEATH Chemical Analysis Will Be Made to Determine If Poison Was Taken. A broken heart, due to grief over ‘the dtath of her husband Inst Master Sunday, and a loneliness which knew on the sande at Long Beach, to have @aueed her death. Whether Mre. Tee wwallowed potron the more @uiekly to rejoin her husband in the life, is for the chemists who ere analysing the contents of the @tomach to determine, but certain of friends hold to the belief that a i Following the identification of the that of Mrs, Penclope Bond Yidow of Dr, John A. Lae, eml- Brooklyn X-ray wpecialiat and a marriage of former Bu- Take D. Gtaple- B, Lee, @ Brooklyn law- Frederick Lee of New gone to Lyne Hy - t i j i i i £3 | it will not the wishes have REISE i to i Ki ? Peter Smith, No. 192 El- Newark. §he told her she intended spending Christ- ith her siater, Mra. Davie, in- ing her farm at Taylorville, tl, a i | If Mrs, Lee took poison, tt was! made » part of the curriculum of 1 Slub of The Evening World has been | eve aie i Por 1 gas 9 feat Brooklyn, for alleged: manslaughter as @Pinted out by Dr, Arthur D. Jacques | ern Japanese schoo! prating tho Christmas holidays | jeg jn the. play all fall in Tove. with |® Feault of 100 wood aleohol deatha in at Lgubrook, who performed the au | jN7 Kano recently arrived in A with a spectacte, Coustn Bleanor tad! her when she comes on with her vio- |New England, after being out noarly! ‘Repay, it wan & poison which left no fopr, Wuere he represen ea aipan on| ber first night rehearsal on Monday {tin which the aye pp, swestly iat | tee Pei rey ee at 1.30 0 on Sa e International Olym Games Com- | \y, <ahaal 2 hey a follow her, and to Oo} om | morning. the Jury announced to Jus- Visible trece, ahd only the chemical | Miron “Atter his mdiess sik dc eie: btemand this ig the fifth eelebra-| ie ie ap real as if it wore right On| tice Kapper they had heen unable tol @ Bnalyeis of her stomacli oan deter- | stration some of his pupils will be, ton \@ real street, instead of being in | ae English Women Tell American |" )4'ths in the wftornoong. | Sb TT eter ana peat ballet dan emnen ted arenes Gen ang 4 Per Cent. Below Mass of Britons Oppose Policy. | (ned that ji was one of the occa- | Wishingdom,” Just wait Uil you bear | tealy Give ¢ Magni to Actidw and two youre later Depa her*rtage Last Year, WASHINGTON, Dec, a1—An are [Hone on whigh. Mrv, Mummoratein| Wi time fer rome. Cone fond of) Director of Hall of Fame, [nuke played. tn auvpert of BAwin TRENTON, HM. J. Deo. 2. tis- |P@lgnmpent of the Coalition Govern. |oUld spare the big Manhattan Opera | self, both words and music, and then Mra. Grace Vanamee, acting direotor Joseph Jefferson and W. J. form fertitiger and im- Kiddie Klub Memb whe of ORIGINATOR OF JUDO digoro Kano to Demonstrate Art art which haa twken the piace of jiu- Sitaw in Japan, will give an exhibition to-morrow night at the New York Ath- as well known In Japan for hin work aa-an educator aa for his leadership in Judo, More than 90,000 proctition versity professors, the heads of banics | and large ministers, tack and defense, but also compre tal and moral LLOYD GEORGE RULE | Ment Lor WHat was uNBEr “ery uuaurs predusta ene | isc or sincerity in MMe puidy towant THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DE ers Selecting Christmas Trees For ‘In Wishingdom’ and Three of the Entertainers ELeay or I PUN ST MAS TREE TO GIVE EXHIBITION That Has Replaced Jiu Jitsu in Japan, | Jigoro alkno, orginator of Judo, the tic Club, Mr. Kano, who In perhaps MEESTER First Night, Rehearsal of the Kiddie Klub a Great Success—“In Wishingdom” Proved to Be Great Fun for the Youngsters. Ir ib little Doris Scott. ERMEaN + FIELEN MAGOIRE SALEEBY JURY DISAGREES Brooklyn Draggist te Be Again im Wood Alcohol Case. 8 of | Mr. | them are un!-| wdo in aJpan are registered as no's pupile. Among corporationa aird cabinet | Judo ts not merely a ayetem of at- henws en been Baleeby, Court Street has been on trial in arureist, Supreme Court well developed plan of physical, culture. It has Por the first time since the Kiddie She's just a agree and were discharged. Whei Wicned I Contest Fairyland. And another treat is the singing and acthhg and pirouetting of Mar- Cousin Eleanor said, In regard to (his, that the kiddies aj| respoiided with splendid promptneas, Just ws I) Coerite (nrost of them c ll her Billie) CALLED INSINCEKE |they had been cal.d for the regular} "cinetord. ‘The way she comes on is |morning vehemrsuls or to the dance,) just like a real actress playing a fairy the verdict was Als neck and sobbed hysterically. ail of $16,000 will be continued. It In expected Baleeby will be pla on trial early in January to of the Hall of Fame of New York Uni versity during the absence of the ¢ | tlouse for such an ‘he mothers and event. tera of the kid- wrote the score, sing It, kiddies! And how ehe di Some day Marguerite dae i Ireland” was presented to-day by |. = f is going on the real stage. tor, Robert Underwood Johnson, Uritec caused farmers to redure | two MBaslishwonten to the Cotamie, |ie# Were awfully nice, too, in the) “Aha ‘Liddies, that Ifttle Miriam Bat- | states \mbassador to Italy, has reveled sown for next year, a|aion of the Committee of One Hun- WY they chaperoned the actors and} iista is another wonderful little treat.) ¢rom ine Italian ernment veraged of production at commercial plants is eetimated at 17 per which is the amount reached in » WM Poultrymen ax 100 A. ©, BEDFORD HEADS DRIVE.| Phalrman of Mxcouttve Committee Heve for Burepoan Roltet. A. ©. Bedford of the Standard om} Company was made Chairman yester- the Executive Committee of the ork Seetion of the Buropean Re- woe, whieb is releling $14,000,000 support of over 3,000,000 children tral kiurope. Mr, Harned on this committee J. mite | i organisations sent ines. Hervert Hoover assuring him jpport. There is to be a! the Bankers’ Club to-day Seotien wired yooter- Falsed $17.40 already, ADAR Was Oxperted from Maine wired # pledge of £ E F i } BOWARD KR, BHTTSA Pres. _ While groper hg to loave his Mount A H. Betts years old, President of E. F | im is, peers WER LOST) CREW sArtC. ON, Dec. 22.—Tho owners of the Jane Palmer, reported in dis- vy uy. No, Jersey Department |dred investigating the. Irish question, “pooded |Shewter, one of ten women who in- Yortignied conditions In Pend that walls the British publi ardly was ready to accept thy Feport anid that farmers burning |fein plan of an Yrish Hopubles women dominion Home Rule would prove the ard Slettinive, Veils | f ‘ol artists, and it must be said that the f her services dur kiddie actors seemed to enjoy the night yehoarsg! aw well as, If not bet-| yon dertully and maybe she isn’t perfectly at home on the stage! She was lots of fun at the rehearsal, She not only dances mut she sings and is medal in recogn lo: Ing the World War. Mra, Vanameo was for two. y retary the National Italian Miss Wilen C. Wilkinson of Man- re Ireland for oF eat the nen'e International Leaguy, tt, than the mornings. Stil tley| greceful In her gestures and can lead Association and lao secretary of the the dvecan, |deslared that If w referendum wore gre going rigot adeud with the regu: | all the other litte kiddies who take yy Cipasmdor. Johnson. ant Sochors fvarase taken it would be found that the jar rehourals and will continue ro] part with her. But to tell grou all whi ‘resulted fy tho acading of UT »pinic jot bo- ‘ wat pl and nd ambulances to the jun front. last fall, as|bind the Government in its present, 29 89 Teal up to the day before te) dancers In one story 18 a Me fob and presentation took pl ‘A ‘a decline | Policy toward Ireland.” bret performance, which will be next | there isn't room, We'll have a lot Academy of Arta and Science, of whi Apnot E. Robinson, also of | Munday. more ¢o tell you to-morrow, and you'll | Mrs, Vanamee js acting secretary: anchester, joined her in the declar- be perfectly familiar with every one The busiest kiddjes in “In Wieling- ‘Tried ‘The jury in the case of Samuel K. who announced |Doud Byron, noted actor, and sister of Saleeby's wife threw her arms about |the late Adg “ehan, and herself long a His | Prominent figure en the America stage. ai" dead of heart disease at her winter 2e¢ Rolof | Boawert in Brooklyn, was reported to- HOLDS EMPLOYEES MUST BE KEPT ON IN DULL PERIODS \Kansas Industrial Court Orders Mill to Provide for Men in Shut Down. TOPEKA, Kan., Dec. 33.——Decision of the Kansas Court of Industrial Re- lations in the Topeka Flour Mills case, in which the principle was set down that essential industries must continue to provide employment for their “faithfuland skilled employees,” even in dull periods when partial shntdowna are necessary, was gener- \ally considered to-day the most far- reaching step yet taken by the new Kansas tribunal. W. I, Huggins, presiding Judge, who wrote the opinion, explained that the court takes the stand that when capital Invests in an essential indus- try it assumes an obligation to the |public and must submit to such rea- sonable regulations ag will protect the rights of the public, Tt also, assumes the responalbility. he said, to maintain its force of work- men in steady employment and in times when conditions have to be faced which force partial curtailment of production !t must keep Its organt- zation together tg such an extent that {t will be wble to serve thé public tc ite fullest capacity when times and conditions again ‘become normal. Judge Hugins used @ hypothetical case to explain. “Let us suppose that a flour mili regularly employ fifty men," he sald “Let us say that under condi:ions lik: those which the Kansan millers are now facing they are unable to run their mills full time. We will say 35 of the 50 men they have employed are men who are skili@l, who have been faithful In the performance of their duties and who are essential to the operation of “he mill under normal conditions, ‘Then it js up to the mil! management to provide these 35 me! with work and.ieep them and the! families going until such time eg the again become eseential in the opera tion of the mill and in che producing of necessities, ADA REHAN’S SISTER | DIES AT MONTCLAIR + Widow of Oliver Doud Byron, Her- self an Actress, Passes Away at _ the Age of 75. Mary Kate Byron, widow of Oliver at No, 40 Harrison Avenue, FRevth, rence, and for a time was ¢ mem r of « company headed by Mra, John In 1867 she appeared with her Ada Rehan, | Drew. | sister, | Fer es ice Marean Improving. | Former Supreme Court Justice Joseph F. Marea who js fll at the Hotel day to be much im first feared th ved. It was at ad suffered an up- hia wife doy that it was o rupture of a xe oe the york ite of se head. hae een assur by. hysiciang adpolute rest will probebl a quick recovery, id to- blood She that ly bring about taking part in ‘In Wishingdom” by the time you see the first perform~ nn |dom" ave the two little Coftgy kid- ‘Ire |dies, Marion and Jane. In the first | ance. cS eight cords to the |land, can be won yet” if the Govern-| aot they are two of the fairies, and| But there's one thing we must tell year, in contrast to seven| ment adopts a sincere policy. Both J uu, and that ie that none of your indicated their bellef that |/n the second act they are two of the | jit. cousins begin to work as hard wishes from Toyland, wh@n they take; os Cousin Bleanor does, You know final solution of the Irish question, ‘ tf M ke hh dance part in the “doll dance. Marion is | she crn do anything, Bhe can danc ommi on : n| Mi ' The commission tommorrow will) is girl inthe Abita ast q | and she can sing and she can make hear Misses Annie and Susan Walsh, uinds ike a bug GRR ae ae late Lord Mayor |Jane piays tho page the Queen «uess she could play a who! uh 3 Who is going to! music If It were necessary to the make, @ hit In tue porformaiuss 1| cess of “In Wishingdom,” STOCK OF 233 1-3 PER CENT, |istt unl cal) morming, Under | BILL FOR 15-ROUND ae = cusih EBleanor's tuition he has made BOUTS IN JERSEY wonderful progress, and the reac of | rt Tin Plate Ce, Increasen the Kiddies think that he ta just] ge 5 © $10,000,000—D,, L. & Ca ai at | Another Legalizing Sunday Amuse- Kiddies, that was some sight, the W. Coal Co. Stack Dividend, te noarnal in the ight time with the ments to Be Introduced The McKeesport ‘Nin Plate Company | scones set tie props and the! 7 has declared a stock dividend of $7.+| Property men all Working, the lights | in Legislature. 060.000, which “in Gauivalant to “ise 1A ]roing, the mualg playing and the) Assemblyman-slect Harold Tuttle + per cant., OF a capital increase kiddies dancing. There were the fait | yorne , day con 8,000,000" to $10,000:000. Te ia Dayanie| jon und the sprites, the good Hittte Wo erney Ped Pls a a tele Lyset ‘ockboiders of record: Dec. 2 kiddies and the Queon, although the! ® A ne con ident ( the purpose round boxing boute with declstons 0 Queen was too busy putting the oth- PEED ete ry Siriky | erm all through their stunts to do any| Sunday amusemon the laat ten and never repre: | Queentng. : | He also said he would introduce sented (nthe tai stock But Cousin Arthur Edowarde, the) resolution in the Lemislature calling f et pai pany, operates dal ur ad SIEtSnT Re oe in Investigation of municipal affairs met, ond the annual outmmt (9 over! strand to help out Cousin leanor | 2°"sey City. Hoboken and Bayonne. | 4,000,000 boxer of plate. payroll of {and nil his kiddte coustna to how | Wowld aak, he eatd, that a subpoana b Bas pagmmany ie estimated at over $4 \ inom how to Interpret the dances— |!saued for the Rev. J. Harvey Surph A Th per cont. stock divided war | ¥ to stop, when to go, j pastor of the Summit Avenue Bapt declared yesterday by i ( 9 of the gr reats there and) Church, Janey City, who has mn that you 4 t ook ho} the Delaware, Lackawanna & Coal Company in tncrenaty stock from $6,600,000 to 2 es of municipal graft, -seate; 3 pieces, POLICE FIND WITNESS OF A. P. CAMPBELL’S DEATH. A woman who, it te expected, will be able ta cleur up the mystery surround+ ing the death of Arlo P. Campppll rower, of No. 4b Ty Hed of w frectuiy of tie Third Avenue and 25th be examined to-day by Ann Name .... rict Attorney Dineen of the . HORN, “This women has sald sho ie Mre. address maith of No. 16¢ Mast 26th Ber ir, Dineen yer ‘She wae look~ out of a window of her home, so ahe has told the and suw a traf. | fi "ns ae we “IN WISHINGDOM” Members of The Gyening World's Kiddie Klub who wish to attend the Kiub's Christmas Play, "In Wishingdom," to be given at the Manbat \an Opera House, d4th Street, near sth Avenue, on Tuceday, Dec 3%, 4 10 A. M,, should fli out thin coupon and BEND it te Cou Eleanor to gether with « SELF.ADDRESSED and STAMPED ENVELOPE St steeeneceeeeseseseres ABP os Qity er Borough «,.,,, « Cortitionte Ne .. IMPORTANT. Consiotin, of Cape wy Wonwia wilt Ge sent caen member who applies properly, TABLE AND BED in full sizes; Bake ON aueplelon a! ti'n death, uy ving Om Ne Fgh ow eri) fer and Reo duit will be admilied without a ohid. No oplia waser ilrlewd yeate wf ave will be admitted without « SGiihi. COAST deol aay a tetathoe Map tbecor alae 7 ni Three-Piece Living Room Suite, with Cane Panels Mahogany finished fremes, upholstered in blue and ROBBER SET FREE BY PARDON NABBED ON_AN OLD CHARGE Gov. Smith Let Plannigan Out of pging Sing but Detective Was at Door. Released from Sing Bing yeater- day on a pardon (ssued by Gov. Smith, James Filannigan, alias James Flynn, was brought back to New, York by Detective Sergt Kane and locked up in “Police Headquarte’s last night. He is being held on a bench warrant issued im June, 1914, charging him with the robbery of the cashier of the American Can Company in West Lath Street. In the same year as the crime for which he is now held, Flannt- san was sentenced by Judge Gibbs in the Bronx County Court to six~ teen y in Sing Sing for hold- ing up @ Borden's Milk Company money wagon and robbing it of USEFUL - HOLIDAY GIFTS for the Entire Family LAST. 3 DAY. $7,500. He is twenty-elght years old. a Boys’ TRAIN KILLS MAN IN TUNNEL ™~ Rubber al oats Accident Tie for Twenty } An unidentified man, Guaranteed Water~ nol. Newest style, ine quality ex dou apparently laborer, was killed just within the en- a | trance to the Pennsylvania tube leading|§} Acoat thagany boy to Manhattan this morning in Long| Will % Island Cie by the Port Washington|§ $10 16 local train en route to Pennsyivanie|§ Rega Sold Station. The man, who wi about at 87.50 thirty years old, wore a soldier's over- Special coat and a khaki) cap ly which was the He was no one name, “Private Marmarel not a raliroad employee and knew how he got In the tunnel. The power and signal system of the eastbound tube under the East River became disorganized a few minutes tater and all traMe in beth directions was diverted to the tube ordinarily used for westbound traffic, o: delay of all Long Island t twenty minutes to half late in the morning. hour yntil Very five qualit: Setloe ir Bloc. Red and Tan—e good, serviceable Gift. Sizes $ to 16. Regularly Sod ROSENBLUM-HECHT WEDDING, Miss Jeannette Leah Hecht, daugh= ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hecht of No. 340 West Btghty-ninth Street, Was married last night to Benjami W. Hosenvlum, son of Me. end hire J.'C, Rosenblum of No. 490 West Bnd sonmeet pe ol 2 H. Barris e formed by Rabbi Maurice im the Hotel Plaza, $8.00 Value 34.40 #10,00 Value 92.49 485 MEN'S and WOMEN’S KAINCOATS of every description a $14.50 Values up to $30... 24: lots or more, (Bean or Ground.) Je profit and delivery ex- Upsagpetil al eadquarters, 27c Ib. FRESH Mt » WHOLESALE ROATTER, % Bay renses by coming to our Delivered in Greater York And within 96 Sut faction partink or Money Back. GILLIES COFFEE CO. 440-220 Warhington Street, New York Our Only Store 840 B way Sathse Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. MAIL ORDERS promptly autended wo — Ail goods ‘hipped io bandsome Xmas Bas Sead ented Ala obec OF RoueY Order Hetween Park and: Mayoisy Bt, Diocks from Washington Mark B57 Eat. 0 Prone Barctay ut Years, For Colds Grip or Influenza Toke QGrove’s Laxative at eliminative ey: tite, reltev ite, relieves Headache end lousness, correste Constipation. Poy aR he OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Lon: Island, New Jersey and Caanecticat. . TOR TRUCK DELIVERIES seth 5 Casein Cars Two Blocks Away ith St, 3d Ave. Street Cars Pass Our Door "L! Station at Our Door ALL GUUD> MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES gtoek fr » to $30,000.00. The - —= gold velour, with one pillow to § 50 record yeeterday, amounted (044,045.08 Gut ahis Coupon to Obtain lickets to meteh), -indestructiMe. spring. in 112 Colonial Period Suite in American Walnut of DRESSER, CHIFFONIER, TOILET $239-10 4 pieces, as illustrated WHE us Kes: ricer Bromo -~w Quinine mouth tastes ike all the mean things you ever did— mixed ther, then you Beecham’ PMs, Your mouth is a good indication of the condition of stomach and bowels, BEECHAM’S “se” PILLS 10c., 28e, tarcest Sale of Any Medicine in the World Reliable and Permanent ROOMERS k rikgework, Fillings and tn Gold, iver and” Porcel Mice at Kearonadle Price: 1 decayed Test fat! Shehly, eicaned. Bra repaired "BL walt 0%; BhOOn, +E. 125th St | 160 E. 34th St. 4 or, Oth Ave, | 8, W, Gon. 84 Ave N. ¥, City. - C3 interest to you 19 Geotlhmen — 1 thought q fe World proved highly gatts(ao- cae orice intRanay kvewaa, AN