The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1921, Page 16

_ SEIZED, POISING AS IF FOR DEATH LEAP “polite Win Race With Woman Who Climbs ta, Eighth Floor Fire-Escapé of Palace Theatre. A young womng, describing herself ‘as Rove Clifton, of No. 132 West 66th Strest, is under observation to-day in Bellevue ax’a result of a climb up the Palace Theatres fite escape on the 47th ‘Street side, Sho first attracted atten- tion In a restaurant by putting off and ‘on her hat and sweater several times, She suddenty darted to the street, fol- Jowed by a crowd, and started up the theatre fire-encane which cothes down te the sidewalk. She lobke® over tho Fallingiat euch landing until she reached the eighth floor level, where she poined herself as If to leap. In the, meantime Policeman Knudsen racing up the stairs in the bulldl Tethead er ot, und Policeman Willa i . deen slipped ou! ding through a. stest door fs ioe aher, Bat Rohe, seed nti her, e lives_at No. 669 Brie Aven, See Heo She was un- - | FOG MAKES SLOW 4 GOING ON WATER 4 “Miners “Held. Up and Sound Steamers Took It Easy While 3 the Pall Lasted. 3 ® Fog this morning delayed all water ‘draffic In thé vicinity of the city. The Touraine,” anchored at Hook, reported by wireless she ome in when the going was bot- a i tax, A fumber of freighters took tae game precaution. ‘The Red Cross liner OT ol ge Eg verig A de Beri seta and waited at ‘City Island | on a Pikes then go through Hell Gate in the The Munict fe tt Manhattan, ne far Baten Iona stopped with jar off Robbins ithouse. tt "vas found that the shaft had ren broken and. the” propeller ad MAY URGE ACTION “ON COLOMBIA 'PACT Pace President Harding Expected to Send Message to Senate Very Soon. i. WASHINGTON, March 8. A fpectal message to the Senate requesting im- mediate ratification of the Colomblan Treaty is being prepared by President Harding, according to reports among Senators to-day in the wake of last night's White House conference. It was understood that President Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, Re- publican floor leader, and Secretary Fall of the Interior ‘Department—that action on the treaty du Lie geeciel sension ‘of the Sonate was dealrab Disposal ‘of the treaty was discussed by President Harding with Senators lant night, but only in @ cursory man- ner, it was 28 YEARS FOR BANDIT. One ot Mask Band in ronx Given Long Prison Term. Joseph Meyers, No, 4070 Park Avenue, tho Bronx, was sontenced to Sing Sing for 28 years by Judge Gibbs Jn ithe Bronx County Court to-day for his part in the robbery of the Metropolitan ‘Tobacco Company's plant, at No. 4581 Park Avenue a year ago. Meyers was one of four masked and armed ber who | overpowered _ and faeeea watchman, Paolo Di Mato, No, tsa Tinton Avenue, blew the eafe and got $8,200, mostly in Liberty Bonds. Paward Connelly, twenty-four, of No. 618 West 143d ‘Street, was arraigned In West Gide Court to-day on a charge of bax lary which be is said to have x Tneasd to have lowered pimeelf to, the Apartment of Frank Cowan op West 73d Street, where 4500 worth of cloth- ing Was stolen. The two other men Were captured and sent to prison. Con: nell New York and was arrested ia return to the city last night. MAZIE HAS Two SUITORS. Mentsinger Jealous, When Duna Takes Her Out, 7 Thinn, twenty, of (No 201 Bick- » was held in 1 today by Magistrate Mo- cut with @ knife. town, Pa. Harding had accepted “the view of THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 8, Closkey |) Bridge Plaza Court for et-| night and was angry use he pito- | aminativn March 16, on a charge of | ferred to Ko out las lent with Mtent- zinger to ac pling ini Invitation. —_ Sent te Workhouse for 8th Btre Louls Redman, No, 496 EB ing cuts on hie neck and hand, sald he | street, wan sent to the workhouse for | was set upon by four men last night as | thirty daye this morning In Jefferson he was escorting Miss Mazic Flynm,|Market Court. He wae charged with eighteen, from a theatre they had at-|poning an a “ticket inapector” at the tended to her home, No, 205 Kent} Pennsylvania Terminal and swindling Street. He was beaten senactoss ant {a foreigner out of a ticket to Norria- Rodman was arrest, Detective Jonoph Benaig, who ur-|when he tried later to have the ticket rested Dunn at his home, said Dunn |redeemed for cash at the ticket took Miss Fiynn to a dan may |! window, T MORE wang < U.S. Bureau of Fisheries Suggests Fish Recipe Help make National Fish Day, March 9, « success by learning bl ceyothidy coaitinad cthnc cir elas’ Pan-Broiled pect Quick. Oven — Daeies ake auspices of the Bureau of Fisheries during the war Tt is pastculacly recommended as pi the natural juices and flavor of the fish, a the Ray ed cooking, and economizing in the use of fuel and “res i wetey era) ee eee key ase Bes eee “ices a a Fish Menu for Tomorrow This odvertising subscribed to by the United States Fisheries Association, } ei ics aoe ; OGRE Ce FP a EI Se AEROS EER eats i teed ee Throw @way your old mop and buy @ MASCO today. 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