The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 3

a meal a FORD LOPS OFF BiG Highly SALARIES AS START IN REORGANIZATION pa Ene Highly Paid Executives, Forced Out, Said “Not to Have Delivered Goods.” OTHER WAGES STAND. } Men Drawing at Much as $80,- 000 a Year to Be Replaced at Cheaper Prices. By Martin Green. (Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) DETROIT, Feb. 5.—Henry Ford has met the first business reverso In his unparalleled career. As a result of it he bas begun a complete reor- ganization and renovation of his im- mense manufacturing industry and he has started at the top. i Wages of factory employees—the highest paid in any industry to the kind of labor utilised—have not been reduced and, so far as anybody in Detroit knows, they will not be re-| duced. But Mr. Ford has already | Gishoarged eight or ten of his most highly paid executives—who have heen with him for from 10 to 14 years | —and many more are slated for dis- | miewal, It has been given out that these executives have resigned for various reasons, but the fact of the) matter is they were asked to resign | and this fact is generally known in| Datfoit. | ®ome of the men who have been| separated from the Ford enterprises have stated that they quit because they could not agree with Mr. Ford on business policies. There is a basis of truth in that. However, the mov- ing cause of the dismissals is Mr. a BACK TOQUE (with eer tee GEORGETTE CREPE PINS OF JADE _ JEWELLER BEATEN 5, Devorntive Podiies, Principally of. Biase, Feature Attractive Models of Spring Millinery | TRI-CORNEREO nay OF SATIN VELOUR. } | | | TOQUE OF BLack | SATIN “PRimm eo ‘ WITH AGRETTEs SEEKS $250,000 5a > | | mation | going ¢ | made |over to the polige } tun | rank, with a substantial cut | poss’ ble date be s ‘My GDAUTO Now ¢ OF 4.000 TURNED IN pu GARAGES; Machines Turned In by identified Persons—Trying to Trace Their Disposition, Charles 8S, Whitman, conducting the Grand Jury into city graft, announced to-day that he had infor- that during 1920 the Police Department came into the possession of 4,000 unclaimed automobiles left at |Rarages by unidentified men who did not return, and that of (hese only '60 now are in possession of the Mr, Whitman and bie assis rer the police re vestiguting in other effort inquiry police. nts are da and in- direetiona in an what disposition wna of the 3,940 other cars turned He said this new lead in the investigation was one of the most promising he has uncovered and was expected to yleld important to learn | | resulta, Louls Fridiger, attorney for Mar- 8. Owens and Thomaa Horan, ndictéd members of the Automo a Squad, served papers on District At- torney Swann to-day asking for the reht to inspect the Grand Jury min- utee with a view to making a motion later for the dismissa! of the (ndict- ments In an affidavit submitted with the moving papers Owens recites his war record and points out that because of the indictmemt he has been sus- pended, transferred and reduced in in his salary ‘The petition asks that if the court #eos fit to deny the motion the eariiest t for the tril, The they declare, ‘on twenty-four hours’ defendants to go on tr ready, Un-| | | FROM THE Manuscript of. Little Stella| Trana Published as She | Left: 1t—Unfinished. Two unfinished noveis, ‘Judith’ | and "Pauline's Dream Violin,’ are | lying in manuscript form on a table | at No, 375 Summer Avenue, ewark, as relatives and friends of fourteen. | year-oldy Stella Trana, who shot her- | self Tuesday, when she failed to pass her mid-year examinations in school, prepare for her funeral, which will | be held this afternoon. The child's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincenga Trana, have consented to publication of the manuseript of “Pauline’s Dream Violin” as far as Stella had got with it udith" is a highly Imaginative | novel upon which Stella began work | last summer, when the family was at} Sea Girt, N. J. According to the rirl's older sisters, It was her custom to spend a little time on the story each day, writing In pencil upon a common schoo! tablet. She had fin- ished several chapters, though the story was not nearly ended. During the fall Stelja's cousin, Miss Pauline D'Anna of No, 234 Elmwood Avenue, Buffala visited the Tranas Miss D'Anna is several years older than Stella, but the latter was excep- tionally fond of her and a strong at- tachment sprung up between them. This affection has manifested itself recently when Stella showed her parents a few paragraphs of "Pauline's Dream Violin” and they discovered she had started to write a novel with her cousin as the herol Miss D'Anna is the Pauline of the dream violin, and other characters in the story are her father, John D'Anna, who was @ professor of mu- sic before he died a few years ago; er mother her younger siater, and HILD AUTHORESS A SUICIDE, * DREW CHARACTERS FOR NOVEL. Ford's belief that his executives have oer ee taoklexception to: ec ree| oem ee D'Anna is not been delivering results equivaien?| |mark made recently by Mr. Whitman |* Violinist: eclatly fond of her to their salaries, that only forty-two arrests were made| Stella was expecially eased Whether Mr. Ford, who is, quite! . n New York last year for automobile {cousin's playing, so it was regard temperamental, blames his executives | thefts. He produced records to show}]b her family as but natural that : t q that Owens and Horan had procured |gne should make the violin a central Tr aaa which ceased the convictions in fifty-two cass in 19201 tieure in the atory when she set out the slump in orders which caused the and that through two arrests alone in |S"! : Paulie the shutdown of the Ford plant last De- the Bronx confessions had been ob-|t0 make her cousin Pa cember is known only to himself and ’ jtained that cleared up fourteen auto | heroine. : , therte. The full manuscript of “Pauline’s the few who are in his confidence. | : : 5 Experts in factory management | aan oa ‘RECOVER STOLEN Dream Violin" up to the unfinished h a - ; res iss Edi ‘ sentence with which the young au- That Mr, Ford probably “does ener; | Aged Man Attacked in Office) Miss Edith Kingman Accuses | CAR IN 5 MINUTES |ttoress lett off her work, as she ain the iced i ; = Wyte, . t ; ve managers fell down on the job, but} Below “Dead Line” in Henry S. Wilcox of Making C5 i ‘hought temporarily, is reproduced as y furthe! ir, Ford has . . F it was written. eae ene si x the belief, Rush Hours. Her Live Luxuriously. | Thieves Abandon Automobile After Pauline’s: Dream: Violins } after many years, that such salaries} © = ie a Few Blocks’ Ride in Chapter One. { ‘as he has beeh paying to his execu-| Three humane bandits who did all! * Henry Wilcox, aixty-year-oid ee Harlem The Stranger. tives constitute an incentive to waste.| they could to make their victim com-| “idower, who has been sued for AGED WOMAN DIES r (See With the soft gentle air came Tt may be that one of these outside |fortable after knocking him uncon-| $250.00 for allazed breach of promise ON WAY TO MASS Piven er rigdit peat ltreetbegicend MM OU CRIA A AL hepa factory management experts got to| scious and then rifling his safe while ne ee by Mrs. Edith 8. Kenny, Building pape rades Orgs miteitot| covery OC aw atoun Kitomeblin Gu recora| Of you ons would vay, Mt, but e Mr, Ford and filled him full of food|a rush hour crowd of thousands was Bale Be ane ade eat nner carly to-day when they recovered an| {¢, the fairies themselves. we for thought. ‘They form a highly or-| passing, are being sought to-day by| Vaith psenns oe ae eee to Be Real Instead of One- Brooklyn efactress, Known aS {automobile five minutes after it was Meek ge room sat an: old pro- | deni a day | ; lps . | stote aa 4 e had mbnlben end Oeareen ye deb tewastned ae les we through his lawyer said “we will vig- Man Machine. Aunt Kitty,” and Former School |""thn car had been teft in front of a| {eateE IR, hiaearm chee. He, had craft in these times, One of them e vi of the attack was Aus! crousty co ree Srieat : ; d . : | Crously contest ‘every point In Misa ——- Principal, Succumbs on Stree! | reataurant in 125th Street, rear Lexing- which was curled, and his gray aid to me in the Biota Giatiar ss oor Gere) sey teht, who haa) Kingman’s complaint." His lawyer} Without waiting for the der MisalCAtneciie serinetn’ a0 guy {ton Avenue, by ite chautfevr, James] mustache and gray eyes und red night, when the subj o! oom e Jewelry manufac-| added they were making no effort to} ot Samuel Untermeyer for a general eof Fe eo Ny 5!) Dryor, of No. 2418 cond Avenue.| dish skin made him appear as Ford came up—as it always docs in/turing establishment of Steinberg avoid publicity. making over of the Building Trades | tcl Place, Brooklyn, known to all | when he came out the auto was go! handsome old tall gen’ c conversation in Detroit: Brothers, No, 80 Nassau Street, just} Mr. Wilcox is Chairman of the Counc ibe . a u 7 3 Ma “ the children of that neighborhood a8} pryor reported its loss to Lieut, Will- They Bee ke anut, |S win lian “ ‘ a Ouse: o! Olay ‘ Acad m Kapper of the Bast 12 Sirens | asleen. a C HIGH SALARIED EXECUTIVES below the “dead line” for criminals. | Board of Directors of the Troy Laun-| pusiness agents of the building trades |, AU* Kitty,” collapsed to-day in) jam, Kappes of the ast tarme giviag| fall asleep while his daughter , DIDN'T DELIVER THE GOODS, |Last Saturday three men called on hinery Company, at No. 188] unions in thia city, the American Fed-| cont Of No. 610 West Mist Street, | the ticense number at 1.50 A. Mf played. “Henry Ford has been paying his|him and left a cheap nickel watch to’ Centre Street. His wife died several| tration of Labos tt was lesrned Nanna tien, WhilGconineriway to dls) Detectives Leechs, eae eg ts ‘Phen two girls walked quietly executives and some other officers of |be repaired. ‘They were, in the shop Years ago and he has a married! gay has already put its machinery in] gyt memorial mass for a relative. | foind tne ear at 1.05 A.-M. in front of| ONt OL IME SANE chen cooking. his company the highest salaries jn ®sein last Wednesday apparently | daughter, hap ise a laiard ie BRS eS a fow moments later i ae Bireat, where de had He ane ee eee eden the world. You will find here and | !ooking it over, ‘ | Miss Kingman, as she prefers to). 14 witiam Benge heads of the is f the rap kerbocker Ho: n aban was heard. Then big drops of 7 hortly. m Style herself, occu tuylio apart-| Pea oe (Beinn said death was due to a he ttack rain were heard on the window there a man in @ great organization| Last evening, shortly before 6 S'¥ PSS # | section of A. F. of 1. having to do t r th int who is getting a8 much or more than jo'clock, the three drove up in an| ment at No. 24 West 69th Street. She) eM Oi sine trades are already |¢, Mune itty.” who wae sixty-six ‘STATE TO RECEIVE Bained ine taommer'to clone: ta the bighest paid of Ford's men, but | automobile. They found Geuvat alone|'® ®bout thirty-five years old, and ble J . 49) years old, retired ten years ago as N.Y BATTLE FLAGS help no nization in existence ever paid | es y 3 alone, at work with Hugh Frayne, of the) principal ry . 6 . . windows, 0 orga i) the’Steinberg establishment on the |S¥@ came ,from Boston, where her neipal ef Public School No dor eons were heard) oni dhe i 60 SASY mee #o much money for asa aloo |family ts éald to be sremttiy staff of Samuel Gompers, planning new | jorgey City aitved With aliens porch. ‘Then coughing. Mrs, vheir services, » Dy! v hic! ake r - e Jresienie. ert n y e fe, went \ “The business has grown like a| The men choked him, but he was| Miss Kingman alleges that she ex- Reset byl Albi en Ke Mrs. Jol ® G. Moran, whose hus- | Will Be Prestented to Governor in) Anna, be bree ee while thing manipulated by magic. Money! putting up a hard fight until ¢|changed a promise of marriage with | (he Council a represtots ene 12 AD. SEARLE CARTUGT Ot: Uh entral Park After Linco! Tauline and Margaret watched ived Ide Th See OI 3 Iberative body Instead of the personal| American Exchange Wank, No, 125 tentral Park Atte c au hy has arrived in @ golden stream. The /tyem knocked him unconscious with | Mt Wiicox on Sept. 28, 1918, at No. 517 Binkaweu Mannion Bay Par through the window to see that Ford products—motor cars, tractors,| "11 win the stomach, ‘The tarda, West sth Street, where she waa Stfe of a dictator Ne AEIRES Tine chonveaeaceriog day Par no. harm ‘would come to. their ts—practicaHly sell themselves. , Rae OBES en. liv Th ned to decide} The Building uployers’ he Linen bias he ey i tthe New| mother, ‘Then they saw the young % Manufacturers appreciate that the'then moved a heavy work bench, pn living, diets atid Emme 1y AUT : Dee eet WUGES | ON WETS RARCURCER ho IHR Ne man, who came in the house with actual physical work of producing changed the position of a lari .|800n ‘upon a date for the marriagy, | Ass0Co" ep ESL a raed c } York uard he ern to, for} motne: ‘ Vord cars is the acme of efficiency |\i and rearranged the whole ronn|Sh© continues, and she has since been | scrifice Chailes J. Kelly, its Chair-j ren for her many kindnesnes to them |i incoln Day ceremonies Incident “git down, sir,” sald Mrs, | * and economy, ‘The men in the fee-| 1, ao'to provide a mace aan | ut all times geady and willing to|man of the Executive Board, whose | 4"d fu scores of poor Tamities rion | 7° ne presentation of battle flags to D’Adna and Til go in) and’ get : 0) aa: to ; aoe te atearan | Ot f }*he had visited and cared for during | to the presentation of battle ‘ 0 tea.” TT Troe ihett omcranee antic ee Geuvat out on the fleor, After tna-|make good her promise, but Mr, Wil-| intimacy with Brindell has be en_em- | nesses F Calutalal ‘Dhereaellibe abarageunl obama tele ce thal ine well paid for it. If one man makes pad made him as comfortable as pos-|°°X Nas refused to do so, phasized in much recorded testimony} She left home for the Church of|pirth avenue. fron h to 59th} woman, while Pauline and Mar~ a slip in the Ford manufacturing site they went lelsureiy to eee rl She ulso alleges Mr. Wilcox told| of the Lockwood Committee, No |Our Lay of Lourdes, Manhattan, "| Steoet in the afternoon, followed y | Rarot at each other § void eli made a will leaving her one-third of| whales will satisfy Mr, Untermyer, ts JS Hie are keen to avoid slips Decause they , An they got, it was said to-day, was| Te ae . who asserts his intention uf acparat- | SAYS HUSBAND TRIED ended by Mad), Gap, Puvnite around or 75 belonging to Geuvat, the Stein-! son ing Otto nd others who have | O'Rya 1 staff, will include pro the employment office waiting for\) 1. \rothers having removed their| At the ofces of the Troy Laundry | been po ty affaira and have| TO KILL DAUGHTER | (an, “veriments ‘or infantry ‘und abl 6z ‘ Machinery Company to-day !t was | shaped its p from their contte Sealers GU a REAVISIOAL trode Of rhe production systera $s all Habf| valuables tor aver nlabt: «After com-| r, Wileox w st e The next chapter in the housing yi om Bquindro neontors but manufacturers have long been. pieting the robbery the by uid Mr. Wileox was ill. His brother, ; airy fiom Sq nA ¥ 4 “Ve! G. B. Wilcox, Treasurer of the com-|8Ta ecutions will be the trial, efendant in Divoree Case 'De- to the State are those convinced that Mr, Ford's executive |p eUP® oe mie-handlts. grov A r c a ; Defendant b ( De- | system was all wrong. He has been ee jn their automobile a y, said the suit was "neway to| beginning Tuesday, of John 7. Hel clares Child Was Placed on of the I4th, 16th, 23d, 69th paying men from $30,000 a year to| boy who called for some repair| him and that although he knew Miss | trick, loof prnckive’ man, And: : “tole, f sie and Tist Infantry, 8th, 9th and 13th $75,000, and as high as $40,000 a year,| work naif an hour later found Geuvat| Mineman, siiebtly, he never had| William 1. Dolan and William racks in'Bronhvof Train headak serenee COMninien Ler bat for work that is done jn other plants Jeuvat) known of any engagement between| Chapman, plumbers’ union officials, talion Signal Corps, st Cavalry by men drawing from $5,000 to $20,-| Still unconscious, Other tenants in| her and his brother, between whom, it is charged, there iy Savage in the Supreme} Squadron A, 22d Engineers and tat 000 a year. |the building were called, and sum- eet was a conspiracy to force plumbing |coure, Brooklyn, to-day, charged her| an 2d Field Artillery “while the Ford company has been! moned Ue police. Dr, ro) , contractors into Hettrick’s bid-boost- |) Our Bestel tl he parade will be reviewed by the mabe the Ford company has been moned Vie police. Dr. Haiken of Vol-| @LENNON'S FLAG DOWN. |{vr' plana’ ‘Col, ieury i. Stimson, | humband, John P. Savage, had detib- |, The parade will be reviewed by | tion of concentration and ingenious | Unteer Hospital treated Geuvat, wh »| ; former Secretary of War and erately tried to kill his seven-year tillery will be dismissed, ‘The other | ; methods, {t has been wasting in| Was found not to be seriously injured, | Retiring Admiral Succeeded at Bay| Unterinyer’s associ: will try ughter Marjo by putting her units will proceed to the meadow four other directions, because money hasn't! and he wan sent to his home at Nidwe by Admiral Haw case ig PPM SNe just eel! ween railroad tracks before an ap- presentation and other ( fe a mime ai € ted hi ical resources, He ' Sara Sonbetas meant anything to the executives. 1919 gutter Avenue, Brooklyn. The fing of Rear Adniral H. Helistende he eall, today tot proaching train nt Norwalk, Conn., on The vol 1) de woceptod Whey have never had any incentive : 2 intends, he said to-day uke Gavernor ands the. roilitary to save. Easy money means eusy only clue the police have | as Commander of the Third| charge of some of the other cases to| May 1, 1918, She sald the child's life wlll return (0 68th Sirbet und management processes, Iacription of the robbers furnts District, was raised this morn-| follow the Hettrick trial CEG AEN Ae Bet r who, risky |;iith avenue 12 be disnitesed Ne A glan MAY PAY NEW STAFF Accor. | “*U"! ae at Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, the navy ng bis life, was struck by the train — | | ase, replacing that of Rear Admiral j : tte ot ttt theta Fa coatan-/ RED CROSS ARMY pine, wae retiee wae| ANOTHER CUSTOMS. |0Ui et tt vag mats ina gut or|COM MES SUICIDE ll §—§ trade of the plates building up another exceutive AJAMAS SOLD HERE imit from active service on INSPECTOR IN NET) ascites © brow Savage, | ON WIFE’S GRAVE)! uf He will probably gather in rere P alleging an indiscreiton in Manhut- | P her manufeeturing organiza- mony of transfor was similar! h . | tan. Mrs. Savage asked for . . Pi and he wi'l probably pay them Na 5 , ge of command «board ship, | Collector Newton Says Only a Few d counsel fees pending the fersey City Man's Mind Unbalanced more money than they are getting 40,000 Pairs Given to A, E. F, ted with ‘thirteen “Undesira , 5 Justice Aspinall denied the f } 5 . | Now and sive’ them sdditional Di al Of to France’ Te | Undesirables” Have Been Nut utlowed har $60 cbunsel Since Family Perished in Il To- SAPARD ie Mee. tee, EPR et on the ‘World Found. rhe aval arte Fire in Home Morrow's show for the benefit of the busine to Speculators Heyy ai Regia einen | asi7 wife ‘7 a You may safely reckon that thelr di- Gay Admiral iuse served in the war with} Byron RB. Newton, Collector of the | dene so to ayo i uo ep Andrew Polski, fift m1 Van net pay me be more than ono-thitd) | WASHIN TON, Fob Forty Qomisal Fuse Ae | Port, in announcing to-day the com. | sted In the Navy under an amined | yi yi, Jurmey City, exin-| See re THRO inOr | thoukend salts et: Dalamiis. made by ry i |pletion of an additional case againsi|~ _ pleted tlie chinination of his | Among the Ford executives who, American women for the boys in| BABY’S ADOPTION STANDS, |. customs inspector, admitted “in HUSBAND SHOOTS HIMSELF. |‘° cheat abot and\ieiiled himoy| ; f tol have walked the plank are 1 rank ui France, sold to the French Govern | fairness to the forse us « whole” that * lenit on bin with’ ave in Holy Name series of articles Klingensmith, Vice Presidvnt and| ment after the armistice, are belng | Brooklyn Court Gt oy atively tow Hiniesls had | Gometary. ia the plot where he killed Treasurer, rumored salary $150,000 a]. or in this country through Fre. eta Panes jeomparativery few ‘Audesirables’ hed) Going) aw Aftemmte Waleids, ta) CRY: LONE Le eet te ots year, who was supposed to know more |‘ i : ish French : |been found and that “hh majority of Wife's Home. himself ie # About the fnances of the Ford or-| amd American speculators at $2.45| The custody of “the Dresden dolljthe men in the customs service ; ski's thive ehiid . oo ation than anybody.else: W. (,|a suit, L. K. Bicknell, Assistant Dj. | baby ie Lentino Feser, was finally |honest and loyal and under no sug. _ Robert MeMullin, sixty-three, of No. uN duly 119, mA en won Anderson, European agent; Harold! ; ect, of the Red Cross, A. BE. F. awarded by the Appellate Division of clon what er, ‘ourt Street, was taken to Kings ve bael moiof a aloc ne a Wills, engineer; John R. Lee, head of | es ee A eo bet ke Bes the Supreme Court yesterday to the fos-| “Ll hope,” said Mr, Newton, “that County Hospital to-day duc at No, 611 Summit Avenue, the soslology department: Norval | declared to-day before a House War i.° Oltcits, Mr. and Mrs. Charles @,4{he PUbIG Will understand the pur- ing suicids by shooting, according to the Carrie & lighted candle. ‘The room ee ma er, and Charles | Investigating Committee. “4 oo a4 pose of this investigation is not to f NEA s full of the fumes from a leaking Hawkins, sales manage nd Feser 1221 Fulton Avenue, the police. MoMullin ia said to have Brownell, publicity director, The| They were given to the army by precg 2 discredit’ the Customs service aa a Yi in the right temple with ar rrol of spirits, An explos' Rev, Dean &. & Marquis, head of the| (he Red Cross and sold by the Li; Bror® | whole,” Whe 8 urred, causing « fire which de welfare department, whose salary was | Quidation Commission, he said, Fren Three years ago the mother, Mra.) ‘Thomas BE. Ruvh, Port Surveyor, Wolver at the om his wile, Mrs: | mroyed the building. * Polski's wife comparatively small—$10,000 a year—, #peculatora getting thom from the Lepise P. Lentino, No. 98 Spencer Str denied that gratuity-taking was com. (harlot: FOR AE (De tH d und three children, asleep in the living as handed in his resignation French Government later and selling Brooklyn, with three ohildren. consented mon among customa men and char- "t,t! Ad POR aren over the saloon, wero burned ruguay. ary factory Management expert had | them to Americans, who stripped {°, He adoption. being unable to care "ote zeq Xuggerated newspape mes threatened to kill her, and hed he escaped with sight | (hem of the Red Cross insignia and proved, and abe began a legal fight to Seports of wo-ca!~" ~—G& In taking {red to kill himari before: AL the ragedy unbalanced hie Continued on Ninth Page.) ; Marketed them here, recover the little girl. pe hospital it was said (he man would die, | - LOUIS SEIBOLD Says. Brazil. with her vast stores of resources, is destined to SUNDAY WORLD Will contain the THIRD of a South America from the pen of The World's Staff Correspondent who accompanied the ‘Colby mis- sion to Brazil, the Argentine and LIFE ABOUT HER — the they saw the room. “Why, Dorothy,” eaid Pauline, an't You see that that man In eoaked and cold; he can't stand out In that storm.” Dorothy just. looked up, saying that she didn’t know what to do with her baby, tt would never close its eyes sleep. ‘Then she sighed, and with an Oh Dear! walked to the man, who lifted his head as soon am Bei!" heard the little feet coming in the room. Dor was a sweet litte girt, ttle ohild enter, ~ beloved by all and knew how to be kind to people. “Are you the man I seen stand+ ing near my big tree with my, you look as if you were you baby; thoughting, —. Who thoughting about?” The man smiled and said, I was standing near your t Wasn't thinking T was lister the violin, Tell me, little what is your name and who was t that was playing that beauti- ful piece on the violin?” “My name ts Dorothy D’Anna and the lady, is Pauline, my was ‘Why, Mister,” said Dor, “Does: yourn think that ladies can’t play like menes?” ‘That was said 80 sweetly that the young mam couldn't help taking the child om his knee. “Yes my wondertuf Pauline.” Pauline entered the room with, « the tea and blushed to a pretty red when she heard “My Dear Auntie Pauline.” Ax soon as he saw the pretty young lady he took Dor off his knee, stood standing and wateh her with astonishment as placed the tray on a little table, . 4 ‘Then, turning toward him, she moat {) ticed’ he had a smile to greet her with and she poticed that he wa) 7 very handsorhe—wonderful fe turea and big blue eyes and b Kl hair, a. ope you will hike the bins said Pauline, » passed him a cup of tea and then s down. “Do you live Ine said. “Yes, mies, [ do. I was passingy en I couldn't help stopping... that violin being played.’ D'Anna came in. Seating* “Won't you takes auntie playes perfectly my dear Auntie cuits, in town?” Paul- Mrs. herself, she said: gf your wet jacket? You mistba toh gold.” After taking off his wet jacket, he gave it to Mrs, D’Anna, who tleft the room, leaving it to dry om the radiator. “Do you play out, m “Yes, L have, and 1 just love tt. I couldn't bear staying in all day, “Yes, L can play violin, but not, like you, Will you play that song... for me, the one you played last?"* Vil play it if you promise td play a song after I Ket finished” “If you wish, T will.” He sat listening to the music, which was sweet and soft, altho='' And there the child's manusoripe*! oke off abruptly, never to be tae, amed. ) leans LOOTED SAFE LEFT NEAR OWNER’S HOME, Burglars Invade Union Hill Brokers” Office and Get $300 in Liberty ‘Bond: "Policeman Sebultz of Union Hill. Ne | J., early to-day noticed that the doom* of the brokerage office of Sedke Boma) No. 209 4th Street, had been Jimmtatt open and he saw papers scatter about the floor. ‘He could not find where Bozaz lived, so with several other policemen he settled down at the offive’ to await the arrival of the broke Several hours later a call came from the West New York police notifying the Union Hill authorities that two wo- men returning from New York had found a safe lying in 28d Street near Broadway, West New York. The sale was brought to Union Hill. When Bozaz arrived at his oMce it. was learned that the spot where the | safe was found Is Just across the stteet” from his home at No. 128 234 Street,” | West New York. It is believed. that ' thieves who invaded his office knew” where he lived and thought it wauld be a good joke to leave the new his home.’ The safe had been opened and $100 worth of Liberty bonds wad en, i four Insurance policies stol factor in the world. on conditions in