The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 8

: i fl an i TS reer rsa rere oa ~ HURRY CALL AT SEA LIFEBOAT 1S USED ~ASAN AMBULANCE aioe Wireless Sends Cry for Help for Heroic Steward, and Liner Responds. ‘Taigi Compodonco, a steward of the Mariano 0, an Italian freighter Bound from Norfolk to Naples, was Temoved to-day from the Lloyd ta- beudo liner Re d'Italia to the hospl- tal at Fills ‘Island. Compodonco'a arm was amputated at the olbow, the Prices he paid for saving the life of the Mariano O's helmeman on Feb, 6 Hie is one the road to recovery, doc- tors report, and his life im credited to the radio and the daring of ship's of- ficers and men of the Re d'Italia. On Feb, 11 at 2 A. M. when the Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Years. Re 4'Italia in mid-ocean was plough- Ing through a rough sea, a mudio mes- sage caine from the Mariano O say- Ing ite steward was near death, It wan explained (hat he had been thrown into the machinery of the RGAE wheel by a wave and that| he coge bad ground bie right arm white with hin left he held onto the helmaman who was about to be washed overboard. Capt. Vittorio Olivart of the Re d'Italia turned bis ship toward the etd and raced full speed. Dr, Luigi Ruggiero, ship's doctor, went Into the wireless room and all durin the night and till late afternoon heard reports from the Mariano O and gave direction to the freighter’s captain on treating Compodonco. When the two ships were close to- wether the storm grew worse. Mes- sages indicated that Compodonco was getting delitious and was expected momentarily to die, Capt. Olivaro lowered a lifeboat carrying Dr. Rug- «lero and his assistant, Dr. Valenji Giavannl, After an hour's battle the two were pulled aboard the Mariano O, where they gave the steward his first skilled treatment in six days. There were no hospital accommo- dations aboard the freighter, and the doctors ordered him lowered Into the | ¢ lifeboat and again the croup mnked |The patwage required seventy min utes, Compodonvo, blood, was operated on a few minutes later and the Re d'Italia ite Journey. The Ke d'Italia brought over 1.500 passengers, Tho 1.442 senmere were held at 1) examination by Health officers,‘ cabin passengers were permitted to land after an inspection. |BANDITS SENT TO SING SING. Three Whe Held Up shemeld Farms Man Sentenced by Judge Nott. Judge Nott in General Seasions. to- day ventenced Joseph Huhes, twenty- nt from joss twelve years in Sing twenty-nine, of Hawtho Charles Larsen, twenty Mighth Avenue, each to to twenty years, for the James McGuinness in t Farms establishment, } Avenue, on Dec, 13. MeGuin robibed of $3,018.49 According to detectives, the men are bandits who recently torrorized rv dents in Hudson Coulty, N. J., robberies have b 3 ° NOrY | OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & G 34th Street—New York Exceptional Values Saturday Misses’ Spring Suits and Dresses continued | SOT THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, their lives getting back to the liner. | Pian Jepitaiion Dinner, § Jubliation dhiner will Also suitable for Women to 36 Bust. The house of Oppenheim, Collins & Co. are showing for Spring, Exclusive Versions of the Accepted Modes at the Moderate Prices which usually distinguish their Offerings, Tan and New Blue Convertible Collars. Misses’ Suits Misses’ New Spring Suits of Poiret Twill. 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(Departments on Second Floor) a Final Reductions have been made in the prices of Boys’ Winter Clothing All of the garments remaining from the present season’s stock are Included in this offering; the extremely low prices quoted being due to the necessity of making room for the incoming Spring assortments, te Boys’ Leather Coats (sizes 8 to 18) at $16.50 & 22.50 Boys’ Mackinaws & Sheepskin-lined Coats (sizes 8 to 12 only) at $7.50 Boys’ Ulsters (sizes 12 to 16) at $10.50 & 19.50 Not every size in every style (Sixth Floor) GB. Altman.& Cn. MADISON AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street Noteworthy Sales for Saturday Misses’ All-Wool Jersey Suits specially priced at $17.75 New, youthful models, attractive in design and coloring and extremely well-tailored. 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