The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1921, Page 3

——— eV OI THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, i941, a —— PIGEON MESSACE | Woman Tennis Champion, Mile. Lenglen, |SH SFIS SPE) (COST OF ENRIGHT’S BUREAU = °° sev, novzens ; | OF ADMINISTRATION JUMPS i ware FROM NATURALIST | Before Defeat, Showed Nervous Tension | RECORD IO SAVE. AS FORCE 1S CUT ONE-THIRD." "> 2 LOOKED ON AS JOKE In Three-Minute Hot-Weather Interview LIFE fF A GIRL ant ia The Evening World Discovers How This rl phia, near New Brunawick N. Js ate under arrest to-day at Newark, BEN 7 Joy ¢ Non Shown as an Apparent Saving in 1921 | beonard Rizzolo, driver of the . . . . . Sst EF A VENER = fakes Sh ruck and his helper, Lee Walter, say Some Say Bird Could Not iv : Nee Gwes sous” r Boe. Sate, Presidente Wilson Rushes to} Budget—Patrolmen as “Laborers. thnk! they Weee Held up atthe Setim NCE f or guna, wh Port When Passenger Is | Since Police Commissioner Pe a . Stricken With Appendicitis. been in office it has been repeat-! auto mechanics for whom appros ‘ edly charged that the working uni-/tions were made in 1918 claiming at) “pie men under arrest ar the time that he “wanted to save) Reinfeld, No, 106 High Stre ay ark; Leo Winterfield, No. enth Street, Hoogker; Morris Klein, » 128 Market St t, Newark, ana Iward MeCann, who gave his ade as Newark ean automobile stand- sidewise on the road barred the k's progress. ‘The accused men ny knowle of the hold-up. Have Made the Fl Four Days. ight in a . : MORE SERIO: formed forces, both those of superior officers and patrolmen, have been ser ously depleted through the transfer] LOST AND NEEDED AID. ! Writing on Note From Heller in Wyoming Declared Not to Be His In an effort to save the life of Rosa mo In another branch af the Police rtment are nine fi men doing the work of carpen- ¢ at Zettar, eighteen years old, a second class passenger suffering fromappen-|of men t dicitis, the Pres Cosulich Line made a record run into “soft snaps. idente Wilson of the| It has been claimed that if the Com- |< missioner had abolished easy berths} ters, painters and steamfitters, or si ‘Neg {least Supposed to be doing it in the department and compelled : every man under him to do the police this afternoon, work he was paid to do it would not] ™Men—first grade men at $2,280 : Miss Zettar was taken ill Tuesday.|naye been necessary for him to ask]—tetailed to the storehouse Lady Morgan, in her book She was on her way to Newark.|the Estimate and Aldermanic Boards|®Te supposed to be doing the work | ON France, glorified a dinner, When the ship's surgeon, Dr. Eugene | for enough men to meet crime wave] *8signed to laborers, A friend ¢f) prepared bythegreatCaremey Pirajmo, told her she must be oper-I situations and ten-platoon demands. bOne of these men said, however, that ated upon she refused and said she} Commissioner Enright has vehe-| te Storeliouse men lave tily-white would wait until she landed. Capt.|mently denied that any membes of his| © . ordered full speed and the Presi-|departmont nro in casy berths Al.|theit finger nalls every day tequited less genius dente Wilson slowed down neither|though the mouths of practically all] ‘These men are supposed to be tak-| one such dinner. night nor day his subordinates are sented The INE the places of civilians who Wireless messages were sent to the| Evening World has unearthed facts | Ceved from 1 day 10 $1,800 a ye If, as has been claimed, New York. The ship, due to dock arrived early to-da There Was general agreement at the Muscum of Natural History to-day that the homing pigeon which flew into Columbus Circle—and ineident- ally into all the newspapers—with a te and metiuoniy. manure, AAG said that many pi message from Yellowstone Park an nouncing that Mdmund Heller, the naturalist, Was lost in the Hoodoo Mountains and in need of immediate Stree girl's relatives and to the officials of/about the “soft snap” reports, ead a fe, NM hain help tus been) genius is only an infinite cadtnilvnten Wedloernitromette Renae] AGL ANNE. the Line by the captain and engineer.| ‘The Burcau of Administration is the |Scallered through the various pres) te ‘ } eric AeA Tero rene LENGLEN ei eclaring they would bring the ship}most important bureau at Headquar- Cinets Heseeeescy a Ui cae Lom frases j | Wee wamas to Sandy Hook by daylight, ‘Thelters. It consists of the Commissioner, ‘There is a storehouse at No. 205 that no bird could possibly make such Se senna ; ¢ rexel arrived there carly this morn-{and his deputies and secretarial and| Mulberry Strect, where the police] Then the vegetable dinners’ a flight in the time elapsed—Aug. 13 ng, and the officials cteared her as|cle forces, ‘The final city budget | Purchuse 1, clothes and shoes! seryed at CHILDS are the when jhe alleged message from Heller quickly as possible. Then she came] fo 1918, at the beginning of the Hylan | Meme : a ved : Pitty We Ms neue products of genius, ensiat | up to Bie o. 7 Brooklyn, at the} Administation, showed it had 120 em-|PVb ear ajdt Binh thc MS SONG eae Mr. Heller and his triend, the late ed possible in the bay loyees at a cost of $151,960 a year, |for Some reason best known to them- For each ble retains its u : piv selves make their purchases there jatural flavor and all e Shee fastest sp Col. Roosevelt, were known 10 be) j e On the pier an ambulance with doc- {In 1921 the budget shows there we orth . i ea ; ake abalanced meal, = | donghty opponents of } nature fe - tor and nurse from the King's County |62 employees at a cost of $132, DOVEPALE Oy NOny ce eewtuue Ge } takers and it is thou now that la {3 tal were waiting, as were reia-| ‘The casual observer's comment |Maving the Meyer Committee Investi- | some one Who Ww a tives of Mies Zettar. The ship's sur-lwould be that Bnright reduced his |stte this unofficial branch of the bo- | | geon remained with the pationt al-|force to half what it was in 1915, but | Hee Department, _ most constantly, administering local]instead of red! ne the expense in . | | treatments. Coming up the bay Miss| proportion, or to about $75,000, kent | A HORSE’ CAN SWITCH | RAGIN OT SHINE HEE BeSi SAO KU BACE o \ | ‘Uap was transferred to a stretcher ]it within $19,000 of tie cost of a i%0 HIS TAIL AS HE PLEASES. the story Is the fact that the writing] ‘ i a and the instant the vessel docked she|man force, m the me attached to the inno. | saa) atoeas . (Clann. No Seare fav. |was carried to the pier and the dash] But that isn't the real story of) Mawtntrate Corrigan Gives tn dont bird) ww pot Atal tke ahae ot] ANY Fair Referee Would Al- Claney Had No Search Wa pital begun, With her went] what happened in the Administration| Beater #1 or One Day for Ka out of Mr, Heller wrote the message | ind had the pi geon discovered in « Columbus Cirele Ito the h He his name was signed low Her ime Out” for 3 rant and Magistrate McQuade |the record of her case, temperature,| Bureau. Although it does not show) jy was to-day judicially decided, that | to | * Fy ier a ep e Thi {pulse and observation, as shown on/in the 1 budget, one Captain at} a diorse has the same right to was hi 1 cw tore! Questions (in English) That Vt Stop This.” | tive visual hospital chart Sito a: onrialwanEloitertntn ROUUGI ne & aloR to whem the message was addresse Landed in the Net and —ia The Presidente Wilson, whiel 00 ay ach, one $ nt at] Magistrate Joseph hi. Corrigan made | nd twenty patrolmen| the decision in the Tombs Potier strate MeQu' year cach have heen} J¢ab Jacobs, an agent of the H and whe nthe West) came from Valermo, Naples and | Had to Be Repeated—That baile al yt a tele am te Wyoming | sa | calling out a relief patty. said that | \ Side Court to-day ordered a charge of ‘Trieste, earric Vasseng ’ Vasuigty Hevea oRae te RGR i ring or Safe! Viopyimaatel sae Ane plane ‘Among the passengers wer é 45 the «Aa atrauioalt y. arnigned before his honor we bor by some} Would Bring Her Safely | . | oppression made aginst plain clotives | | Among the pari ae el ransferred to the Administration) tary Racearelll, w driver, for beat He F that the Sarnte pan players have taken i: more seriousl¥) patrolman Walter Clancy, attached to) S¥ianony Orche who & Bureau, of which Commissioner En-| 4,6, Besar hee bole Gren tHe HIE nod haa) Within the Time Allowance jana dovoteaiy | the Third faspection ‘District, and held | United States ¥ ity. years right himself is the Nead. ‘This. s) end of al whip 3 i | Nia do vou donelde no tormed: a real “eany. vhy did you do that? demanded mit urticu-| for Replying to Fifteen|,,% Ne S—What do you consider) iim for a hearing on Aug \or Italy In symphony music. V what might be termed a real “easy Vy ald You dot Homandedt strongest point in your own ie : = i ri, bass of » Chicago HO? Claney on the morning of Aug. 3) Gompany, and Fausto Cleva, a forced John McMahon, a restaurant ant conductor of the chorus at the reet” detail. It takes twenty-four able bodied street und adds ible . make him stop wagging his teil eo switehed a cigar out of my mouth wlwiys switching his Gale re ole; there 1s —The game as a W ae re | policemen off the evidence of amusement c — _ eeper of Ne 9 West 45t , titan Opera House, also were | policemen A the driver A NIBAINSLErRe CHE MEMENL A ho feature of it on witich 1 depend | Keeper of No. 259 West sot) $58,900 to the 1921 appropriation for elle Un his tatcand dle Anacatinht faces of the scientist © Museum | Marguerite Moocrs Marshall | toe tas Shs open up his place, which was locke . the dancer, returned | . 1a to do with ite he ples Would you ¢ Natural Hint when the than on any oth ; < Petia the dancer, returned’ | this bureau, making it $191,439 instead | stop Wow ws eae a 4 atuval His day when the e- | that he eareh it for liquor onth eariier than usua : F a nH? How niu ee ‘ inon of the| Mlle, Suzanne Lenglen’s racquet] @ No. 6—Should nvt all girls re- Lat Abe sid uM aaa the Metropolitan {Of $192,039, as the 1921 figures would] times did you strike the animal? yund a pint bottle in the kitchen d him, ceive train A—Cort in sports ted Agent Jake nly. It is most excellent] ar lead one to believe, increasing the administration staff to 86. In other} as in mou | vas} Questions | | | 5 7 fen times.” at |may be swifter than her tongue, but Company. She y bx ing for Caruso and said most of th ging him with a vio- rs ¢ iii nd the tongue the French tennis] por quem lation of the Mullan-Gage Act, He women members of the company were | yorgs, Commissioner ght has a | Corrigan, widing tin thay commur n from Lieut, Stdre umpion is a pretty geod second i Tom 1 think that taking | had no seareh warrant wearhg mourning as a mark of re 6 me 01,439 q Watterson of the Second Royal Sussex nee ; i ‘ “ eine Berean ea iy ‘ ‘ Me spect. to the memory of the great |Stafl of 86 men at $191,439 where his! tegy in ' , ich, the {Despite Tinguis difficulties and part i ties unfils a git] to be @) When the case of McMahon was pPect pradeseaucr had! a far more efflalent iu SANG, Li dhl fe ane ther? h “ cour eo Magis! Mig - oon 0 an fe i) f frankly admitted nervous tense, Te ee eat eral Dasara eR CHOSMMbeIREK ALEC ——— staf of 130 mien for $151,000. a A resolution pray ident nat th | " " rsh uestion | had to repeat, s0| suid More than fifteen policemen are de-| tturding may be sucresaful in the con ne Tosser loniained a tineesminute int8rVieW7| anus the meaning should get over, and | sam going to wn this exac| ETOUBE WAS ALTE | eee een ae enne init [tenet ott hamiyatian Media A that of from MII n through A. Tk. de dieing) the ition and the moment around and make the policeman here ° . Despite the extra foree the mote ea | ‘nani shy adopted thin ning 1 wo iad j Jounnis, V ident of the Erench| Of consideration accorded to it the!tije dufendant,” and then ordered th Only m the Mind “kiddy -c rolaela to ein depldr (halt Chan Onis es ie nthi8}) wn Tennis: Association, who ac-| Watsh’a: second ‘hand went into’ the) compjaint drawn faie sian IL will bo reeatled that SUL LS ail ats COE he wen Pn naa Tan Rte yd mine eae see inat ene inno ot-| OE earrryy Mapleet ete iaies wn vomit ae ct Masitaisthe Usd : S80") his country | THIRD MINUTE PLU nat animus in: this eon uy) It y | : } 1othe Court, “Lam going to parole We met in depths of the lorest No. it de net, provided ‘. . “s Sehimidt, said, that so far as Amer-liiis ann, bibs away: front the Stiamane ua teon (i |you for a hearing on Aug. 25. 1 wa ant | Rather Than Disappoint Firemen, alan eee eR qigdrmfdedl cours where)| (GiNe e=Whiil do vou think or cy Mi se casos are disposed | He Attempts to Set sate Ais at A W ni uly, when . 2 of property are merely one Sale Also Sale Also At hut same afternoon, the black-haired | as a woman's sport OARioR . pigeor more thar two]; y Sat wih the even gray A ax rer ie it, because Tam] ony. Fo want to put a st this | Home Ablaze. NEWARK STORE BROOKLY RE days and ours to from] ind the body of steel and swiftness] at va that holding the clubs would| lesa! searching of premises and the} Tfarry Mylett, husband of fava Broad Street and Fulton Street Pensacola, iis sae New! XG) THIS) was to meet the American woman) spoil my hands for tennis, HelalauonOl ite! coneitt wil rights (the vaudeville actre is such, an West Park Near Hoyt ¢ : ebb more bien Sey en ennis ch Mrs. Molla 1jur-| @. No. SeWhot is your greatest|0f citizens and see that law islobliging chap he has “obliged him- ‘ and a half days to do the journey:| oat Matiors 1d go down in de-| ambition? {ys rly enforced, The law 4 ae It? into court 4 An ‘Evening: Mord reporter’ Went cunt, boture. he A—To win the woman's world] fr 4 search by warrant and you Mad)” Last night, Mr, Mylett had a 16 the Motel Belleciair in search Of!) be perfectly exaet, this three-| Championship here at Porest Hills, ("Ne ‘The police In some instances) “dream” “that his house at Dobbs West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York j the mms Heller is supposed 91 yinute interview took four minute Q. No. 10—Do you find that Amer-} re running wild Ferry was ablaze, It was midnight have there on the roof, There was} ing qwenty seconds. But any falr-| lean women are good sports janpol Usinuye cage eh te cone ind all was quiet along the Hudson, 5 no cote and the reporter was told|\ i ngog referee would allow. “timo| A So far as 1 have played with| fore me where the rights of the citl= | Mytott, seing flames—or imaging he that Heller kept them in a paint) oii for an interruption—another | Hiem, 1 have 1 them s Bap Dave souen violnted i =f r . fe nem § nd the pole | saw them—grabed the telephone and . Ss ater ae foe ae, erp an AINA COO ao | Meet te eal i aon wieder a ale Tricolette Tuxedo Blouses mie | ithletic girl? the law Lam going to hold them. TP} « Beans M. de Joannis away for a brief con-|#dmire th Tome on up hi in a hurry, The me anya en el IE | A think he does m going to ir hief," he told William Mutho! the pizeon carried nd break up this so for the occasional and, Letice of eg wits ax follows t t Time was now up. But | decided| ' ‘head of the Dobbs Perry fire fighters, i 7 repetition of a Question when, with) MeMahen had testified that he had J - “Aug. 18, 192: firat ling of it, the Lnglisn|that we would finish the match. Se ee ne ee eee Nonione oni Mor the: place will tum ‘to the Fringe Slip Overs And ' “Notify Dan Singer, Belleclair Ho- Rapaeal te nett Q, No. 12—D» not sports teach al iie morning of Aug. ib and after he |ground.” ‘ : Tuxedo Belted Types el lost }odoo Mountains, 4 ‘i to play fair ill relations of} had. locked the door Clancy ant his pmurently, he then ran to the} Reh eae Be 00! MOURA the fifteen question-balls,) van 101 pes UE: vat iner accosted him in the street and | Riverview Mane firehouse — and! Yellowstone Park, Send help, pr at exactly three minutes|!'" him to open up sounded the alarm. — He jumped | ; sions and pack ho HELL ee twa ‘The answers were Mile,| It WAS necessary to repeat this) re partner of Clincy, Patrolman |aboard the speding engine and got to] ; Edmund Helter was born at Frees | pengten: eavaeneal i question, and the French party of the| \ m Nisinand, did not gy Inside| his houge In Ume to hear Chief Mul- | ke peo elas ETD NARS si 4 par ed it th was no Clasge made against | Dellan ur it, in 1875. dfe was graduated |itonde, charmingly courteous M cond part stopped to think before n t a oes } Stanford University in 1901, and | joann two of them Hoe dhe ene ' _— Can't you find it? Mylett ts said t since then has been in charge of Muay | goubles interview, as it were, A thesundoubtedty bity it of WP. Davison Sits tp in Bed, | 1° ave ated ‘i Wwihty, now sak e ct f © Morsan & | SOU're ref wouldit want te dis Werden Omen ae ead FIRST MINUTE GU nomisecuteeeiteyens cornet en eared faupuint ‘sou. Anything to with Col tooseveit of ri € underwen operation: i nd with that, the tf yay saaled tue Apes,’ Interruption Gives Interview a Bad | ni seek to relieve pressure on “i Ttook out a match and prepared to | } - rg us ee ea Start. Vibadisome difficultylin gating aver bed \ j HH Hoe He was Were $4.95 to $5.98 i y re the chier physi. |te Word “corsets;” in fact, | spent hee ate this wever the firemen who , a R. J. SCHAEFER NOW Q..No, t—What are the chief Physi-| pout ten seconds in making it plain— id ri h have out the burning match, and to A remarkable value-giving assortment of smart val benefits a woman may derive 4 t Mr Meytetr will tell Jud | i ? I couldn't think of the French equiva- SL oN ean? cI Thornto wt he tuxedo blouses, together with a sleeveless inno: A PARK COMMISSIONER, |irom piaying tennis? Will be avethe| Hugh A. ‘Thornton just haw it | a R Asauranee An all sround|'ent Se this question and the one orinight happened vation of novelty drop stitch Tricolette, clabo- i above used up the feurth minute, Wealthy Brewer ty Made a Deputy| Physical development. Life in the |*7Q¥8 Harr AP lt ie withans Hay Jorge A grea ye ot the| @ NO What Is the most intr Ne r Bas at Saliaita, e las Recéusary’ phiyaieat ehavacterlatice of ing thing you Nave seen in Amer- PSN Eo ean Park | AeHe or she must have good eyes ; 5 rated by long silk fringe. Wanted sport shades Absolute Unrestricted Choice ot A i a ee a ee Rock Bottom Ai GS t ny as ress rive tutement does not ox-|hnock of holding the racquet prop 5 i eginning ‘nus @. No. 3=Why is dancing gooa|"#tiens of the world together in| The time to buy furs is NOW! To wait ie to pay higher . . inter training for tenn AeAG ENR. rices later—and the place to buy furs ie WECKER’S! Whether Price i $2 medo ecunse dancing gives to the| Ar—Cevtainly, One of the very teat! INEDS of rich, luxurtous nodels—coais-—wrapa—scarfs—all gen heth riced $10, $15 and Up to $20 A. ca i ae 8 | fey Iepartmen *lyudy balance, and that is most nec And my watch said only one minute) erously reduced now--and you know Weoker's Furs are GOOD furs. | ye . there are sald to be enough’ nile] Beds” balance, an and twenty seconds overtime, | 1 years’ quailty repuiation bebind them. Once you see Wecker's At One Final: Price ion seting a Al dep. \" be : dark sd Furs at Wecker’s present prices yon won't think of buying anywhere else. Sitnout fas to form a Hylan Millions | At this point a pleasant, dark- 4! mites’ ¢ leyed French woman drew Mr. De| LEE KING ROBBED OF $500. The Prook.. y) Less 1) depi-|Joannis aside for a moment—and . aianel| cg | the second hand of my watch had seat B ! ; ; ; ni cao) ay Seal Coats, $75 ¢ Hudson Seal Coats, $195 ‘ swung inte ie secarid mn aie 8 the) when he wae traded to Philadetohia, | i leneth—larse collar snd cathy % engin — selegtad Coats, #106 | ‘I interview before the service of ques | ont io the Wost h Street Sta 35 collar and cuffs | eign tions could begin again, {ion Jast evening and reported to De-| French Seal Sonte, $) Hudson Seal Wraps, $425 | SECON. "ib My tec » Woll he had been robbed . Fold length: 1 ghine. SECOND MINUTE. lie uamind pin vatuea ae 3300 on| Rich Caracul Coats, $175 | scotch Mole Wraps, $295 | i Park Tratn Willy Man.| Repetition hile Time Causes More) the Polo Grounds Monday. Wing ix} % laueth trimmed with sauierel, gpnok Me ere Vu ree: i | Your absolutely unrestricted choice of every high Faia ie Te eona loca orey j nates pmesauitiny vont than’! Natural Raccoon Coats, $185 | Kolinsky Squirrel Wraps, $450 priced dress in stock at less than cost! Choose from aah a40tty iret, Rock, Q. Ne sawhy ts ibe vere en an |e ee Rtean, tian HF ite eek alt gla Pi wenn Se tee ae the better, popular style themes in wanted fabrics ennis player better ian p average . * wd _ i — Grea Moe lure store Sig rea the wea wee He NO ANCHNBE V centre field for the Monday. | FREE wnt wanted mall deport? NOW secures garment and colors. Fresh and fashionable new models, vid k hain, he head was “My locker the Grounds} th t A. do not know how it Is with! a in'wus ubout| you here in America, but in Mrance| Vern way on tho field,” he reportoa | F.Weckers Sons Co. P5 West 38°) Organdies, Ginghams, Dotted Swiss, Linenes— ; 1d, weighed 130 pounds, 5{¢he reason undoubtedly lies in the hn CRA calor a eck th nthe Fur Fashit | Sleeveless Sport Models, Frilly Frocks and 5 inches in height and had light|fact that for women tennis has been! thirteen diamonds, the largest belag » Auther ul MONS J ft U. dented Value hair, He wore dark clothes, Just @ little game, while the men about three-quarter karat | Hosts of Others — Unprecedente agen em eee ee may SoS es sat ee cee 5 ew Aaa = cepa te arene A (iu