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

—_—-— “ ft fl CL RUNAWAY GIRLS GEN. F. V. GREENE | : Of the Ares oo rebury States ARE FORCED FROM IS DEAD, AGED 71) Gen. Greene wa SH inne wives bad HOME BY PARENTS” ~ | Military Academy Pont. b Heanineo rl Graduated Head of Class at West Gen Grout in 1868, aud he was grad Shitawnte Wait Point and Spent M if howd cla Mrs. Clemons, Chicago's Police- An OF iy vice in 18ki woman, Says “Give Your cig AM ‘olonel of tho Fst Brig. Fear Vv » Gree , Th A oAn Daughters Money . : PA lathe Aanien Wan i one time Police Commissioner of New | ann h Seo diab dbed af. CHICAGO, May 14 Wi McKinley made him | i York, died early yesterday tn his} Br ne LAME for runaway daughtors Se he i A the Battivptiee in we | AH sane Was placed aquarcly pon |Home, No.é2 Rast 77th etree, Hehad/ My toeched tne PelDpine th tle | rent on Felente the shoulders of parents kince November Manilla and its capture: On the } Arthur owaks to-day by Mrs. Alice Clemons FS: Was, Horn ih TRO and Wan a| tBere HN diaboy ered Chel Sat: Wako | Oe Mrooklyn, was held Chicago's famous jolicewoman, Jdexcendant of Gen. Nathanael Geeene| seasion of it in the nau ¢4 of the t at | a chare at entou ‘ a Mrs. Clemons, mother of three ted States ‘ raepion wise of Revolutionary fame. A great part | ted 1 Was sid Likowaky dotiberately grown daughters, issued this | In 1802 he became head of the New s automobile into Patrolman Wolf warning to the nation's parenia: Of His life wax epent in military wer! York Police and was succeeded b ffort) ‘Avenue (Htatlon “Do pot take ever. cent of your |Vvice, durit ic war an officht ee alka ea) Mt AY Renna i d North Sixth st rook daughter's income when she starts [spectator of the battles of the Russo-| ginop 1904. He married in 1879 Miss | nan AUed veveral febb ne working. Take a reasonable | Turkish war while he was Military! ‘Helle Bugenie Chevallie, who with’. Detective ‘Thomas Lawrence found amount for board and room, | — make her save some and then give her plenty of spending money. ‘Too many parents take every cent \ their daughters earn. The girls, of | course, want pretty th it | they cannot buy them oul of thei own income they will get them eome way. “This toast, which I ove runaway girl repe: the other night, t titude of the girl who “ ‘Here's to hell—may it be as pleasant as the road to It.’ ” BURGLAR CAUGHT WITH COP’S $250 aves home: | Chasal Down Fire Escape After Stealing Pay of Sleeping | Policeman. Patrolman Meyer Abramson of the Mercer Street Station went ta bed} in his home on the fourth floor of | No. 96 Bast Broadway Jast midnight | after putting his trousers, containing | his month's pay of $250, on a chair About 3.20 this morning Cohen Glimbed trie fire escape, After getting! the policeman’s $250 he went other room and garnered « dollar and! to an- a couple of cuff links from the police- man's nephew lie was in the room| occupied by the policeman’s grand mother, prospecting, when awoke | * wound in the abdomen. jot or he woutd} Warning her to keep q ill her, Cohen departed. Her screams aroused the neighbor- Abramson chased Cohen down the fire escape, Patrolman Fitzgerald of the Madison Street Station grabbed Cohen. On him was found the $250, the dollar and the cuff links. He ad- mitted the burglary and confessed others, Cohen is in Gouverneur Hos- pital as au result of injuries sustained when he fell from the last Innding of the fire escape. MADE WAR AND LOVE “AND BRINGS A BRIDE Joe Stehlin Carried On After Big War and Added Three | Medals to His Score. Joe Stehlim, war hero and peace ero, who now ranks in the Lettish Army (hia latest military affiliation) a Lieutenant Colonel, came home to-day on the United States Mail steamship Panhandle State from Lon- don and brought his bride with him. | Whe couple will live at the Stehlin home, No. 3133 Ocean Avenue, Brook- lyn. The bride was Miss Carmine Dwart, granddaughter of Gen. Bwart of the| tish Army and niece of Sir Henry | wart. She and Stehlin met inj France carly in the American partici- pation in the war. He was pretty; busy making war, but found time to | make love too, and they were married | @t Tau, France, on March 20 last. | » Last November Stehlin went to Russia‘to get into what was left of | the World War. He already had ten decorations for yalor and now he has thirteen, the latest ones being in re cognition of his work in bringing Gown Bolehevist airplanes. v _——————— DRIVER IS SHOT, WIFE LOCKED UP Two Had Quarrelled, Police Say, and Woman Had Scalp Torn. | John Diehl, thirty-six, a driver of| No. 662 East 191st Street. was taken to Fordhum Hospital early to-day in a ‘werious condition from 4 gunshot The police say he was wounded dur- ing an altercation with his wife, Am’ who was treated for lacerations ub scalp and locked up in the Webster ‘Avenue Station on a charge of assault. | Diehl is employed in the Bronx | Street Cleaning Department and was | half dressed, getting ready to go to ®work, when @hot. Assistant Distriot Attorney Chapman says Diehl told him his wife shot him. She denies jt, though admitting they quarrelled, The police were unable to find a revolver Diehl's father, John, sr, and his wife's brother, John Henninger, live Pin the house, but said they did not see mithe shooting. 2 SHOTS IN AUTO CHASE. Alleged Stet Machine Pareved Three M by Policeman, John Riley, No, 617 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, and John Francis, No. 320 Water Street, Manhattan, were held to- day in $10,000 bail in the Adams Btreet Police Court, hy Magistrate Speers, for examination Friday, charged with the theft of an automobile owned by 'Thomas Burrowes of No. 4,038 Pratt Avenue, the Bronx. Burrows was in a garage at No, 160 Duffield Street, Brooklyn, yesterday morning, when two men jumped into nis | magbine in front of the garage avd | Grove off, The owner followed with an- | other automobile, and picked up a policeman. The thieves turned every wether corner, travelling about three until they were cornered, after Policeman Pales had fired three times ‘into the alr, He jumped to the running “board of the tie, olen maghine and covern | | the men a oe olver, whbereat | SP Below 14th Street Avenue 4, 170, Buropean Phonograph Co. Machine Co. J en berg. 16); Oliver Bros, 8. Ferlito Rivas & Harris Mig. Co. Bowery, 246, Empire Phonograph Co, Broadwny, \71, Gotha: Shops, Ini Wanamaker Broadway & ‘ith St £8, Chamniern Mlusle Store V1, V. Torrew 60, J. Nchwarts np Terminal M 1 K Houston St., 208, International Phono, Co eee ral Amarcan Wows Co. Small First Payment Delivers it to Your Home v1 ny Rivington St, ize. Friedman a rt, Woser Bros, 8. Sixth Ave $4 Zuckerman's Musi: Vesey St., 67, Vorey Grafonols 8! « 14th Street to 72nd Street West Side 12, Lisoer Phonograph Co Ht 121, De hee 4,8. Kate’ 48%, R. Roemer 600, CL. Bauman & Co. Drug Store Manhattan Sporting Goods Co. Hauman & Co, gold oo Ninth ave 131 + Wn. . Columbia Furniture Co, 455, Landesman & Carp 758, Christman & Son W. 1th St, 53, Hecht Bros. sfird 8, 18, Weser Bros, 164, A. osanes W. Band St. ini i " W. 87th St 4, Widenst’s Columbia Shop W. tant 3 orn ave ” Kiakauer Broo, 14th Street to 72nd Street ‘ast Side . 19th St., 224, B. Nyitea: ¥. 23rd Sty 62, Mandel Talking Machine 187, Varteresian Bros. it This is your opportunity to own a Columbia Grafo- nola of the very latest rl E. eve ay Central "Phono. Co, rh : Filth Ave, 433, Hardman-Peck & Co model equipped with all G9th St. &'Srd Ave. Bloomingdale Bros exclusive improvements. First Ave Here is a chance of a life time for a lifetime of mu: cal pleasure, These Grafo- nolas at these greatly re- duced prices are without doubt today's biggest phonograph values. You can get today an up-to-date Grafonola with allexc/usiveimprovements at the same low price you would pay for an old- eh Mediehe Wia. Linhuet , Madison Grafonula Shop strument Co, Union Square, 8, Winterroth & Co. « Above 72nd Street Weat Side 351%, Keo Columbua Ave, fashioned phonograph. 728, M. Muine . D. Forer This offer cannot last Radel 2014, New York Music Store long. Before it is too late go to the nearest Columbia dealer listed here. See and hear the Grafonolas enox A 478, 1." Died 665, Morris Bt. Nicholas A offered at these amazing prices. Try the exclusive Columbia Tone Leaves, which permit the most exact and delicate shading of tone volume. Ask the clerk to explain how the Columbia Straight Tone Arm brings the sound waves in pure unmuffled beauty straight from the tone chamber. Notice the scientifically correct and handsome Streamline Cabinets, which are obtainable in all pop- ular finishes, Test the exclusive Columbia Non Set Automatic Stop. Play any record you wish on any Grafonola. A ity ult mn Other Models at These Reduced Prices L-2 H-2 $275 $165 $150 $140 $125 $75 $ 50 $32.50 A-2 $175 $140 $125 $100 $ 85 $ 60 $ 45 $ 30 the These 5 Improvements Exclusively on the Grafonola 1. Tone Leave Straight Tone Arm. Scientifically Correct Acoustic Designs. Streamline PLUS a matic Stop. Lenina hi kves tec WM ati Hein Gratonaie Sh BRONX—continued M. Bricker Third Ave Vs wie Bros. F. Tremon' 20, “Michigan Home Fur HM. DeWitt 604, Ine ea Colitto, Ine. © Shop Strand Talking Machine Co. White Pinins Koad, 3612, A. Losite Willis Ave. 441, W. A. Benkwite BROOKLYN Downtown Bridge St., 205, FP. Geist Court St..'S11, Neapolitan Talking Machine Co. Flatbush Ave, 20, 47, Hardman Ps Winnner & § ¢ Store ve, Woat Farms wherthwait Co, Ime. ke alking Bo. Bouevgrd: 160, Machine Co. 1875, A. Groow! Myrtle Ave L. Goldapple Third Ave, 1516, 0. W. Wuerts & Co u ri Bite, kee 1s i. Pye & Co . 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