The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 11

gr er epeeeres es A eee ee BTN ERT RELD. 65 te PRS rt Cee ermee Reeves sor . THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921.9 |STOLEN CAR STARTS [BOYS’ TEAM CAUGHT |}: sintow or ine a. 6. souta-[soctety rr the nig end co vetore] CRAIG ANSWERS M'ANENY. [fics he Sats ftomiet 1a per the] ae, tree men rented CHASE ALONG 42D ST.) IN SPORTS FACTORY] i si'sitti Avenues : es at - ation In the meanwhile the out-] Says State, Net City, Maat Tay]! wanted to at | \y ’ Prisoner Picked Out of Times}Found Taking Uniforms and} found Charies Peterso ‘ 1 Square Crowd Insists He Is | Bathing Suits When Another [80M Joe Fitzpatrick, Mrs, Childs Dies of Steeping viet and Leo Walsh, piteher, catcher and Sick nens. Wrong Man. | Lad Tells Police. nost of the infield of Young Babe] Mrs. Agnes O'Neil Childs, wife of | T A young man giving the name of| A amall boy with torfoise-sheu | iurh BB. C., of Hudson Avenue, | William Childs, vic wsident of the], Jack Cook, No, 305 West 105th Street,| glasses, bobbed hair and Norfolk suit ying on uniforms, Lt is thought the bn Naat ait By : DB #| who claims to be a victim of mistaken} went into the 1 J of restaurants of tha 7 th Avenu to-d : 105 positions 1s was cut th the cleverly r leld, Still at liberty, ts looking for Transit Board Salartes. When the detectives arrived they]! tH aut . em in thy annual app i voidin e larm wires. It the boy with the glas#es, In an affidavit filed with Supreme | iit of the State.” * pelicted chat the chines ire. cauticd 3 — ar 4 Court Justice Whitaker, Comptroller away in a truck sometime hetween cr * and on Ne wot “ J id * Mond morn tim asserts the Stage and not the] BURGLARS USE TUNNEL. |1'"poitce nave descriptions ‘ot Uw me y the 105 employees of a b ». who were = Steal #15,000 Silk Shirts by Work- ing From Ballding Next to Factory. A tunnel from an adjoining building | MIEXICO OFTY, June & - Increased 4 Was used by burgla who t $15,000 |export duties on Mexican ofl were de wort! i shirts from the factoryerced to-day by President Ghreron. is , . ‘us, No. 167 North {tenalbly, the 0 raise funds to of Albrit Manaccus, No. 167 North] oy intercat on the Mexionn debt. Tir. nth Street, Brooklyn. interest payments suspended in learned that three weeks !1913 by President Huert en Expert Duty on om. body suc ice Com Mex ¥ of the chai ergen Street ow | out was acting as lookouts. n Str uifiel a4 1 ut ocak oh Je, and prom! rent in Py dentity, was arrested in the subway] gration, Brooklyn, 1 Y reh élre Naw Jersey, died Sunday of ale tle Creek, Mich. Mra pen ii} more than a yenr, Ks of last evening anuf boys, who are between thirteen a ut 42d Street and Broadway at noon \" shee to-day, after a crowd on foot and it » Co A, Athletes From automobiles had participated in a ch ver New Enel: {rom dist. Street and Fifth Avenue to All Over New England to |(nt'tower end of Times Square. Ite was informed Detectives McClung and] fourteen, had also decided to get a Downs that several rough 1 lads had slip back th ickness at B king | few bathing suits, ch Tey were taken to th Children's lsaftering inter Compete Saturday. charged with stealing an automobile, ‘ soinpele Saturday. and was locked up in the East 35th eee Street Station PBOSTON, June 8 Woytt | Samuel Barret, of Astoria, leaving th Silk bloomers of | building at No, 40 East 41st Street saw | his automobile which Jott at the curb a few minutes before rolling along | larvard Stadium for the first time] westward and turning south into Fifth | Avenue. He gave chase shouting and | Taimerous curious citifens Joined him, ‘aught in the at 42d Street | Minine athletes will rustle in the fn all its history on Saturday nest over New W. C. A. girls from al | wed by Charles | England will ghatter the tradition of several decades in competing on the er, a traffle’ policeman. — Miller | Bee trreree te ColUe’ Krabbed Cook out of the crowd on. the Hameus cinder track, The track meet] platform, Cook claims he waa waiting will be exclusively for women, but} {or a train and kenw nothing about the | , | attempted theft of the automobt Bpectators’ seats are open to all P Lape euerre arog and ity pairn ot ate|Us Se BAN ON LIQUOR joomers will line up for the IN PUEBLO LIFTED) ents. Hurdle jumping, shot printing, high jumping, base-| Federal Agent Removes All Re-| ball throwing, relay racing and potate | races afte down on the entry card, Harvard students as well as ath! authorities from leading New I || DENV June 8—Announcement Jand coll Will assist the girls in,was made to-day by Frank K. 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