The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 3

ah ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921. NOLIMITTOBEER |New York Clergymen Draw Lessons MODEL GIRL CLERK (STT'SF BOSTON TO, | ale ee —_———_ Woodward announced. PRESCRBEDFORUSE From Recent Scandals Aired in the Courts GUlSIBPERWEEK, ©" >=" 2 Pee f INCASE OF ILLNESS “Nothing Wrong With the mn BOSTON, March 25.—When things go) next mail diagnosis of their ailments, health no e al World,” Says:Father Francis a aaa the Fact,’ Says Dr. Nehe- tor and his feo may be avoided, The! out cost. ie so P, Duffy; “Sin Is News; if miah Boynton, “That the : 1 @nittorities Most Familiar With| Virtue Were:as Uncommon Only Way to Get Ahead Is Said to Have Confessed She ‘Dry Law ‘Interpretations | «8 One Might Think, Then) to Sweat and Save and Stole to Buy Clothing and *, So Declare. Virtue Would Be on the Work—We Are a Little Too Supply Her Sweetheart. 4 Front Page of the News- TO-BE ON TAP APRIL 1.) PaPer®” “What's the trouble with this Sales Only to ‘Be Made at| wortd of ours?” srytih, " That was the question asked Drug Stores on Prescriptions | Father Francis P, Duffy, former of ‘Licensed Physicians. A. EF. Chaplain of the 69th r Regiment, yesterday in the parlor ‘When will pationts, on doctors’ pre- | of the Holy Cross Rectory, No. 237 West 42d Street. scriptions be permitted to procure “There ig nothing radically weer containing more than one-half | wrong with the world, nothing of ons per cent. alcohol? Will each| that cannot be brought back to patient be limited to five gallons a| normal,” said Father Duffy after month? If not, what will be the limit] @ few moments of thought. under the ruling returned by Attor-| “Read tho moral prophets of any ney, General Palmer on March 3?| “88 and you will find tales of in- What would be a reasonable quantity} auity. There js a great deal of it of beer to prescribe for a patient? in our own age; of that there is Answers to these questions by The| 0 doubt. Because of the war, Fvening World were furnished to-| mankind is more giddy-headed day by three men intimately familiar} than usual; it has not yet fe- with the situation, though it was) covered its sense of balance. pointed out that final, official deter-| “ “Do you think that the evil of Flashy and Jazzy.” 34th Street—New York Miss Catherine Brown, the “m i bookkeeper” accused of ther te $18,000 in two years from the bank depoalta of her employers at the | Arana) Garage, No. 166 Bast 120th Street, is sald to have told the police that she spent the money partly on @ young man with whom she was infatuated and partly on clothes for herself She was held in the Harlem Court in $5,000 ail for examination next Monday. Max Rothinan, one of the owners of the garage, tél an Eve ning World reporter to-day that he used to employ an accountant, tut happiness," sald Dr. Boynton, “is REV NEHEMIAH BOYNTON. |!t when Miss Brown came as 4 the cause. A city is one of the |— A -| stenographer she volunteered to do worst places in the world for |CONDEMNED MAN’S the bookkeeping too, all on a salury temptation. And. the meanest of $18 & week, She was an extraor mitn in the world {6 the man who WARNING TO BOYSlainary worker, ne said, and he buys his pound of flesh in a cold- ad trusted her implicitly blooded fashion, ‘The man who }tee4 Your Mother” Is the Recently, he said, he asked her to piles up his riches only to gratify cal up @ certain accountant to figure “The only excuse for making public these re¢elations of the Stokes," Stillman and Hamon scandals is the fact that sin ex- plodes like a bomb, Each of these casgs brings out the fact that the only way to realize happiness Is through integrity, sacrifice and true love.” Rev. Dr. Nenemiah Boynton, pa tor emeritus of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn, thus epltomjzed his comment on the sensational scandals uncov- ered during the past week or two: oney, lust and a desire for Fur Scarfs For the Spring Costume ’ on salah from Washing-| to-day is exaggerated, while the pase desires and thinks he can sence of Advice by Slayer of out his Income tax, The accountant yn. Hers e awe f} p of i i: . Here are the answers epitomized: | good is unheralded?” I asked. buy the lives of others with his Girl Organi did not appear and Rothman said he T think the quantity of beer “Absolutely,” he repiied. “The wealth is ruining the morale of found out later that he had not been the country. called. On Monday, pleading illness, what may happen to the evil-doer,! \iay Brown left her job, Rothman} Has a man who has committed orge Washington Knight, the illit-(examined the books and called the | | adultery himself the right to cast Jerate negro who in to be executed on| police. 1 } the first stone at his wife when | Muay 2 for the murder of Mra, Edith} Detectives Prantner and Chiquette she is the acknowledged mother | Wilson, the organist. near her home tn] of the F tion went to her ho 4 venue of three of his children Eerie boy Osan 4h wrote) Brooklyn, questioned hi . | sa man whose own life le une [warning to wayward youths, which wan) HT Qnv's wut te en oid them clean cannot pass judgment upon |made public to-day, In it he said. In] ghe planned to buy a $2,000 automo containing more than one-half of usual percentage of people who 1 per cent. alcohol that will be | have feen stirred up by war Is sold to patients on doctors’ pre- | breaking out now. The people scriptions will be limited only to want to hear of crime and ‘reasonable amounts’ In the doce | wrong; they are interested in it. tor’s discretion. I expect a | That is why such stories appear ruling to in effect by April | on the front pages of all our 1.”°—Charl& R. O'Connor, direc- | pewspapers, Virtue does not ap— tor of Prohibition for New York | pear on the front page. bie : “gince my return from France “LT look to see real beer sold on Pointing to himself as an exnuyple of | | | | | A Choice Collection of Beautiful arid Fashionable Pelts in One and Two- Skin Scarfs—Moderately Priced : ie pert lie this week others Boys, if your mother tells you The method of theft, |! is alleged, ‘And if that woman is inno- ornte 1 have noticed thie sume sense for your good and you don't tuke | was by depositing s clans’ criptio: | Blaze at Old Seminole Hotel at cent to her, you will wish you had, |in the bank than st to her ck ening a in any | trouble, exemplified by the front I we {Old ‘.? os wet Boyitot eld up: hin hands Git 1 had took hood wae yen et lemployers, holding out between $10 y * pages of the newspapers. But I aravesend May ave and said;* “He is a cad.” 1 ¢ be here to-d but b and $40 from each deposit 2 _ "| good faith believes is required. I | ave not seen the portrayal of | Been Incendiary Lae Me cing dphterttatnonieaten ts Eo etn Lae, ee Russian Sable Scarfs.......115.00....050.00 don't bellove such sales will be ; virtue, of good, unless in some a cendiary. : * 4 ais . authorized until a new Comtmis- | Suecure article.” | oases Dr, Boynton sald thrown my te eWay. BEECHHURST SHORE CLOSED Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs... 45.00.... 65.00 ; obscure articte | “L cannot say { blame the i advice for all boys and - sionér of Prohibition is appoint- “Then you believe that the | A spectacular fire destroyed the fo, shooting Jake Hamon. It men n't see you are doing | Harbor Road Does Not Extend to Natural Blue Fox Scarfs.... 75.00. 125.00 sa =H1.G, ateiiony untiilase Jax, | aawapaners abould wot-print aioh |Ahiee-story teame lbulldidg of the he be bettér if-more men of | rong tl it ts tu late, then you will Water, tn Ruling. 1 00 the legal staff of Prohibition | ia Race [eee aan mney Sea aCe Det sane, We OE ave > wat (a coming to. you wit Platinum Grey Fox Scarfs 85.00 Coiiitasioten gone. Prager It stories?” I asked | Bayview Boat Club at the foot of| that type were shot, but on the TAYBICE LAIST ine tie WAL Son. a ee ey aeveeetas HET y: sng. Ou “ido not, They are: interast- ae $1 5 ther hand, 1 do not like to have closed to the public hereafter ¢ Washington. fae Ce aGUS flint waracble of [BAY 1ath Streeh; qveriooking Graves) FOS Fe seca vanmen ebont ap. | cee ee en cision of the corporation counsel” and Dyed Blue Fox Scarfs...... 69.75.... 85.00 “The quantity of beer required = : end Bay, Bath Beach, at 2 A. M. to- " vent gins Th ; an’t. remember ing this pogsuphics! Bureau Que 3 scandal, spread in a count | an ‘innocent gin. nese girls Watuahe ied a for au patents depends aitogutian |i see's im ccrvune (day. It was one of the oldest land-| who have been living with mu woman, but if 1 did wat the ay 1 | sorough, holding Harbor Road does not Baum Marten Scarfs....... 45.00... 55.00 kg . e town is interesting to every | tied men for nine yeere’nre Hot ot to be in the lectric chair, The shore, = 9. Abe pale It aoe ie | in that town, This interest in | marks along the Bath Beach water-| innocent man that gav me the gin ot to de ie line Atwaterrate Miler Stone Marten Scarfs....... 39.75... 4(2.50 nk of fixing as arbitrary limit | crime, in scandal, in wrong, is | front, and was formerly known as the | of these scandals point thar to.” ng Pote re Yeates day At Gve gallons a rfionth, One pint | factny “strange aa that may | geminote Hote! 7 out the’ fact that ‘the only "way ———— aie area Kamchatka Fox-Scarfs..... 29.75... 45.00 ° Sotile hetore Gach ideal would | diese : sep ee ; to get ahead In life is to sweat ohn K ° of the ; Bottle pefore each meat mould call | eqn’ Such things interest yeo- | Policeman Whittaker of the Rath shaStave'end works ycievein. [DIES AFTER MAKING. | ite Conticy Six nuns (st Natural Mink Scarts....... 15.00... 20.00 Thonth. have iften prescribed {| fl@ because they are unusual. be. | Reach Station discovered the flames. | curly marriagés and I have no- WISH ABOUT DEATH anne more than that. . Mely.tle A. cuuse they are wrong, pectin |He aroused Mrs, M. A. Richardson In| tlced that the happlest_married DA OuAUGn art Hays, No. ‘Avenue, they are a Ne eatie the Fort Lowery House in the rear.| People are those who start out oe ee | hor Road was a nuisance 3 things were ~ommon, every e awery by tt sigeas Wikncut ne ae) last waits, no notice would be taken | She and her only tenants, M by themselves without helping Isabel’ ‘pa to spend his mone pressed | * Fond |Defendant in Law Suit Btatcs Dist . oy a s “ i of them, but the fact that they ay fhe? thitere: (nom, “Com= venta who bestow beautiful ol - Sar che UME Giaced wo ue Hime | of tens but th PAS neridan, the latter's son, parents who bestow beautiful city i San ie p cn ber of liquur prescriptions a doc- Hee eeatity because they are Mont ander Philip Sheridan of the United | munsions. country homes, ser Conditional Hope to Be | EAS) | (qe) TEN Sealine STE IRIVEZGALUON ny_the “readers, snows ites Navy, und a younger son and| j\ewiyweds neatly always roe the Stricken Dead. | D . 7 i read hemselves 'e- | daughter, went to the street untli! da Somaal to The Brening MONTHLY LIMIT. « such things as wrong, W/o ee was over. Frank Dau ad It doesn't matter how wealth es > . cheas Suny 2G ; : Fre a cceus uncommon as one joanker wesover: Piaik ie and | parenta may be, if they ave. wiKe WELCH Wek Voi ee = wig Pesnes ae veturped | Thight think from hearing cri j his family, in the Victoria Chateau) PAvenhs iy eet ee people [hope God will strike me dead if 1 made (3) le om Was © nere he dls t ; , 3 : , : ; then virtue | next door, also were awakened, Both Heraxely P |that statement,’ declared Muck Dillon, | eg 4 Attorney, General Palmer | ocisms of the ager the: | start out for themselves in. the . : ‘ nee) Cees att eenic Prohibition wicia.s | would be on the front page, and | hotels were closed for the winter bid-fashioned way. It will do |a wealthy stockman, ax he lett the| 3am cA Store of Individual Shops He sald he knew nothing of any ld be equally interesting. | sparks carried on a high wind en-| them good ta-plas-and toll. Real |courtroom here, referring to words a} £0 Ao mito rations to. Se gations of | slate wh come 10 angered many buildings im tho vi] * moane aacries, nol us= [witncon haw atibuted (0 im in con-| $4 FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS r month, e pres ec alk © pic ere bey sce Lae. bas oely bed newton as my ig quantity of beer which would law-abiding citizens ed, The firemen confined the blaze| small scale, who-have-tearned to | *#l¢ of stock, Two hours tater, Dillon, tain the same amount simple lives. They we ke one building, A number ot} Ve independent and consult bud- | apparently hale and ‘hearty at 60 years le contalnna ik’ the tock away from the white 3 gets and work together as real |old. died suddenly | whiskey which pliys of Broadw she Wives not | boats in the house were burned, and) fariners, knowythe-aweet joy of Dillon, whose home was in Kimball, 5 permicted lo prescribe hear of the There are millions | (he total loss may reach $50,000 companionghipd Of coprse, we | MeDowell, County. W: Vax was the wf} A “olors eNeasure # mokith—one pint in like them, of every religion And | Despite the rain, hundreds of p have casesio¢ WchAnew who seek ai ora sale of cutie, ‘The case ws Special permits would be required, eveed, all over this count hey | sons were attracted to the fire, w h ys tte Rena Une decided inst him he was said Mr. G’Connor; for’ breweries to| ave Amazing generosity and do ns were attracte £5 a as y hi 3) human nature ‘works the A rected to make good the sum in qu y Giapense masicinal beer Ye sald | Ceveacane and good decds of all |couldibe seen'at.a great distance, The} way, and not all men appreciate | ton fia wienutnstuce: nat aden ae the {prophecies of’ | police think the blaze may have been| true love. But we must industria! revolution, ot i some rules, some foundation for Hes bane now ibgaih Roe epee industrial revolution, sad ote of incendiary origin., Mrs. Rjciiard-| Young people to start life upon | ae foe ot eaantonhd Wa sontaniag | eae ot Ba kirerioas principles | 80n told them she was returning from| And until America gets over the he 5 24 cause ol ee erican princ s The Height of Fashion in... Cork ment, were driven into the familie: =: from 8 to 5 per cent. alcohol, and then SOO ecto nn {a visit to friends about 1 o'clock when| ‘dea that we can lavish wealth early today by fire which} §% ’ GORISORRIGES Gorda Ta TEC chee tae | of thipnort of pnople, oLiey upon the young, scandals and | iti, the: baesnent /of ; Guirement of not more than hair of} {he vast majority, of whom WS | she noticed two men following her.) triangies will be in vogue story brick tenement at No. 1 per cent : aie hear So little ¢ | She became frightened and blew her We need to go back do get lee . Brooklyn. rolny. poe Erebibivon Dineen saidaales “1 heard these, prophecs war | police whistle. ‘The men ran and dis- King -acauaintanoe with | Te tenants to. the atrese-after, turning of medicina] beer would be made only, evil In the year mine nd |appeared near the boathouse \d-fashioned ways. sare @ lian alarm, ‘The damage was slight at drug stores on prescriptions of; and I have seen them proved pr little too flashy and jazzy, [am « false, At the time J felt them ab: ——— very optimistic about the present Q still ther « eer= age, howe I nelle rf the and T am stil rather « chee | 1 OSES DOWER IN $250,000. | Sfcinf" movie of Tie das, toven though we have to tone down a duly licensed physicians. He laughed | at the suggestion vf soda fountain) surd sales. M hat ple of my pr Mr. Mellon, who left this morning} the fact that peo Mies | for Washington, sad hy bellevea | fession ure supposed to be fond of y Decides Piaintiw Was Not) bit wines would be as freciy prescribed) sad sights. When 1 he Dies Ww. B sokwoed's Wife. Eta ws beer under Mr, Palmer's ruling. | ent generation of American peo- Ajaecincguie concerned, That Bring The Brightness Of The Country Into Town . Or Take The Smartness Of Alice says, ‘I’ve a no- tion it was Ancre Cheese s the newspapers are oncluded Dr, Boyn- f Young's part of the! “— think the New York a nie, and the outlook for the coun- f on, “E thinl e > : re perp . pananees Ee RA cn | Hed A. c el aly voanuured Supreme Court at White Plains to-day) papers are the finest on earth, that put the ‘pet’ in‘ap- rf By * ‘ x : a eclded that Mra. Anna J.{ | don't like the way the press hel r wo contain the same amount of “phen you believe that the re in a verdtet decided that : ie the wa) tite? Anyway, it ale . muh conn ne ne amg aht | tiem, got, baie that tte ory |S Lactwood of New mochelie was ot| tally to, convicted” criminaig ot | ff Petite. | Anyways it al, “The Avenue” Into The Count believed could nor result in any such| Op qute are being overemphasized {the wife of William B. #. Lockwood.) dant think Mpoters aeiid oe ways tickles the palate. ; limitation. In twenty-six Sta said, whiskey can be prescrib patient, In the other twen in importan a “News is sin, and sin is ne | 1 ceased, and therefore not entitled to i O| ‘pather Duffy answered. | her dower right in his estate yalued at} ; neir ideas before the | but at the sume time the ANCRE keenness and alertn with | i States whiskey may not be pr overemphasized to the extent | $250,000. ; ete hewa ie anre . by a physician, but pure that it deals with the bad alone, Mra, Lodkowood sued Maurive Tock-) which the news 1s, Sher tanere | With the Genuine Roguefort Favor Irs ac ossoms, hol is permitted for medicinal pu that it reel “Good. And I may |wond as executor and truatee of the] commendaie. I rela the papers | CHEESE Made by SHARPLESS, Phila. the first timid green, the poses. A pint of whiskey contains a repeat that the fact that it is good estate, maintaining that there nad bi y 5 T even read the comics, and L little less than 50 per cent. pure alco-| news m your point of view, |, common law marriage between hi get many a laugh over a perplex- | hol. and that the people are inter- presutinas eis’ and teal b roany ta f Both Mr. Mellon and Director] ested it, is a healthy sign, a | o"? Mr, Se a ety oe ing question. spring ue 0 t e s y O'Condor beast a that the Bree: compliment to. the almost uni- | Me was Either ee ruling on medicinal beer would not! Yyersal good of human nature.” tune. She eontendet that Mr. Lock . he effective dn dry States In s'per ret Fore fan through the reat {wood fad introduced her as hls site ot . a mee nS A ot Ye ero thesnemmpaber, | 20 tte Naa fared i ashion weaves her morn . Hays said that for many pa- nalyzing the various items. , eG te etated that he had ‘ : . ac tte Weer eatons af fourm wont | STAPAIM 2* AANA Ems, | Se, Maclay Biansiher, he piine ing colors into primitive would be more than suflicient, but “there is plenty of news about in this action was Mr. Lam wewood's fo: OS@ that other patients required a much| the better things of lif mer nurse and was known as Mi larger quantity. Tn the case of an Too seramented favorably on |ieasle, Counae) for the plaintiff sald t | _ d d | th elderly man or woman’ who cannot) “articl 2 that urged’ relier of {ie would appeal textiles, and models em hg s +] wounded — soldi on those — - : 5 he maid, beer acts ax a tonic food,| Which told of deeds of heroism can Neh papuwens: Seely 140} | t t ; s th \ and he had often prescribed as mucl\| And sacrifice, and laughed at the |*PPreves New pane | InNtO SUITS aS young as youtn, as fifteen gallons a month, which |: humor of some of the stori ‘one pint before meals and upon re- a oe tirlng. In. insomnia The association on American-Japan New York’s Own Drink he f sep be had! said. “I always read the funny [relations to -duy cabled a message 0} light in weight, bright in prescribes beer wandreca of times.| stories first. Do you know, the |welcame to the New International OnrEH annie eH : t f : But the amount shou left soley | humorist does more to. puncture | Pence Society, onganiard ie a drink on whic! al | gh —| | Di the physician. ‘The small umount| oyil than preachers, for humor- | March 21, by more than 200 w no real New Yorker color, rl or now Hac, of alcohol that beerscontains, said Di ists make bad deeds seem absurd | Japan Gov wants to take a chance. Once he has founda | mercial circles. orreet fore \the aims o j Orient people. Bays, is necessary as a proservativo| and silly. Humor is g when beer is used for medicinal pur-/; thing for this serious world o poses—it keeps it from getting sour.) ours,’ ——————_ Father Duffy expressed delight t the ace giv to sports in MR. UNTERMYER READY. the newspapers. “Interest like that is a tine brand that completely satisfies his taste, his sole wish is to be certain that every time the cup will be equally strong and rich in flavor.¢ spring green, French blue, plumage, tan, or rust... Sehurn ‘ornell, and hea iation k New Yorkers have at fast found thi absolutely GAM AM ASLAM Lali S TENA AMENS GILMAN tion Ended, Arrange| thing. Men should be interested a ¢ h bt ci er of auirys in sports, for they have a great tion Lines Complain of Taxes, | uniform excellence in coffee be- | 5 O Samuel Untermyer sent word from Pos Sal atypia ches eee Won vYn suriace Snel | ell * White Rose Coffee has | Washington, D. C., to-day that he ex- He also approved of the maz i a ieetlen Mt Sin th i i = been special! ; & peated to be back from his vacation,| azine page and the comic page | oettiorarl by Just Bi a Ul) YS ta apes iy packed to meet New | which wen apent in Florida, to-morrow| which "makes people | laugh etre Mts We one Soret Ee TEGiGey York's discriminating coffee taste. | 50 50 e further| though I don’t read the strips |Giring the diate, | Sak year = oe _ q : . Pre 29 sd would stants atranring the farther | nie these. good [show Sauget Ai May 9 wh COFFE : OTHER TWEED Suits For Misses . . t0'90)! Hoiding with Senator’ Lockwood as “The man who hat this | chould mot. bere White . toon ae the Chairman had recovered| is the worst,age yet dae mit know | have a total anaes Rose Coffee— | fi a recent operation for tonsilitis jis history,” Father Ouffy con- |‘ claim th | oizes Lf lo 2 "Te te expected that’ committee hear- | elided. itt may seem worse than | $1) 104132 In exe as fine as the famous 14 'O years ings will be resumed ni n | usual, but it’s just a transient Pr {nl een Siena eee seat ‘ i resem intention to look | amount eGr e 7 ge the "Combinations of aealsre’ in| wave of reatlenaneas, Ware gid oe MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—Second Floor pullding supplies and contractors veins , ‘ 4 ATHER JOHN'S MEDIOUINE | 3 Ses aeacts Oth] Me TAT RESET | gc RAMA SS ROINIGIOIOLO ISO OLSUOIS IO Witiatica ‘ Tindale namie tei i ac ie “s ot ew newaweeers an lt ill lb 2rd