The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 5

SS WATE WIL ME, | FORHENOW FEELS “UNCOMFORTABLE Radical, Tarred for Abuse of Bride, Prepares to Quit HELD AS SLAYER, DENIES HIS GUILT Hearing in Case of Alleged “Rope | Burglar,” Charged With Killing Bachelor. Henry Bode, known to the New Jersey police as a “rope burgii was arraigned before Recorder € sten in ‘Hoboken this morning charged with the murder of Frederick Rue- ckert, a wealthy bachelor, in hie apartment at No, 1127 Washington FINDS LOST WIFE TOMBS PRISONER drum Life, Wanted Jail as New Experience. {eo The identity of a mysterious woman | . prisoner of the Tombs was revealed to-day, after a week's confinement, when she was brought to the Court of Special Seasions to be sentenced for shoplifting. She was arrested on May 24 In @ 34th Street department am on writer, Bellevue id the probation officer,” her six ohitdren had gotten on to her, nerves. | M Gustavson has a good educa- and ous to become a clever fic- ‘ vine, 1 She sald that she atole Comely Shoplifter, Tired of Hum iynt She ment be sent to fall for | experience.” . ‘The mysterious prisoner was sent, Hospital for observation. | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE “1, 1921. ° Where There le Justice Co-operation, Bea nemy and Enercy, There In Service. vusom James McCreary & Co, ~~ McCreery Quality Merchandise, as Advertised, «n Sale beginning Thursday, June 2d Telephone Fits Roy 3400 a ; Mountain Shack. Street, Hoboken, on the nicht of May 20, 1920. At the request of Police Inspector store and pleaded guilty to the theft of thirteen yards of ribbon and « | handbag. She gave the name of Lydia Brown and refused to tell anything further [i of herself. She was a woman of comely appearance, thirty-elght yeats old and well dressed. Olaf Gustavson, gardener on the Kellogg Hell estate in Bedford Hills, had been hunting for his wife for a week, und yesterday afternoon went for help to the Bureau of Missing Persons, He was taken to the Tombs MARLBORO, June 1.—It is evident that Bouck White plans to leave his @back in the mountains here. He Bays he does not feel unsafe but is uncomfortable. White admits that Ris idea was to found a colony of “Uberals.” His neighbors describe Bim and them as “nuts.” His twenty- year-old French bride, his treatment of whom resulted in his being tarred and feathered, was to have been the queen of the colony, but she declined Discounts of 10% to 50% obtain Kiely the case was adjourned and om (B uy ways rig The Federal Reserve investigation of re- tall prices has resulted in to the public that there has been o of 50 per cent. In the retail prices of many things and an average decrease of about 87 per cent. on all things. The report further divulges that the total of sales in New York City this year was 2.5 the prisoner remanded to fall until Friday, = William with HAT is there that you need from Ovington’s?. Whatever it is, you may now pur- chase it, at the discounts of 10% to 50% which the moving sale induces. Foster, arrested Bode but not named in connec. tion with the murder, was also re- manded until Fri ay on a charge of breaking into a clothing store and stealing a sult of clothes. Rode is alleged to have been in on that Job. | 4 : laa Reet i Ai | per cent. below that for the same period Ins! @ sovereignty that Included most of! Rode said nothing in court to-day, | ate tla Ah re stay anes oF OVINGTON’S year, though the number of transactions wus the farm drudgery. = Sewn a Ih AM hials . ae “ j ” greater this year by 18.6 per cent. This Additional details of the whipping| DUC When the newspaper photog. | protation officer, told the court this SAL tea Dahesh indicates that the volume of merchandis« and tarring and feathering of White|Taphers were taking his picture he|m that she had talked with thc 314 Fifth Ave., nr. 32d St. sold continues to be greater than last yen. protested and declared that murdered anybody." woman, wh dram life b “To never “re that her hum appalled her, and that Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street, N. Y. Established 1879 but the average of each aale Is apprecial! less as a result of the drastic decrease ie have come to light. Taken 23 miles from home he was Stripped and a coat of asphalt with feathers and le applied, An undershirt was pulled down over the mass and the men in the party took turns at whipping bim with switches cut from the woods.| estions were made about a roy vhere to string him up, while White again begged his captors to fife, * ssed to burning the Ameri- wife, according to He was left in the w f in his way home the bes after being told his. cs vtors trom } York City. n I> eos “Mr. White told me his ideal ma a \ Pee gee M. THURSDAY—WE INTRODUCE - the young wife to-day, talking paruy ° in broken slish and partly in . . . 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