The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1921, Page 11

Ene ASKED PROTECTION WHICH BUILT THEM Ship Construction and Trading | Company Buys 205 From Ui S. at $2,100 Apiece. | The sudider Company, 1 hip buildi Sipping vas re by adviers f 20 the Washington that red's wooden the concern BOARD SELLS BACK SHIPS 10 COMPANY at $2,100 each. Ship ¢ s the war the nst tome OF POLICEMAN AND WON IT FOR LIFE THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, He saw her safely home. on the way we whe: She watked One night last winter she thought she |vicToR SZAPIRA DIES; was followed by a man. on till she met the policeman and told him. conversation pleasant that the following night the | fame patrolman was therc pretty telephone operator came alone LONG IN FUR BUSINESS. | Designer for Arnold, , Constable & Knights Their us so] ComA Member ‘ythia n the| of Victor Szapira, manager of the fur It seemed accidental, but when it! designing department of Arnold, Con- nA bee) hos happened a few more evenings both Me & Co., fifty years old, died at knew the meetings were not by Bika Park, N. Y., Saturday, Ho was 2 he ee vest Rite e chance home, although he s this to his « and Miss Gladys his side ‘The result was that Croux! ame 9 regular visitor at the nothin James ceremony than is one nen of the Murritania Precis » planning e@ when the |SLAYER OF W WOMAN WHO CHOSE HONOR POISONS HIMSELF | Given Choice of Deserting Husband | pany, Inc aden ships for the | | 7 Deat > Chose Governr Stonington, Conn | 7 Death, She Chose atl SVOTNG m, Noo ll) the Latter. Broadway, a reticent young woman | POHEDRVELUN. Cal,” Ai Was [hand by an Evening World re- NWaltag Hi ni ‘ ie 8 Te ae yo esr eeel nie eaeerenke oi Bi RineMARANS, Ge Wa AGhE her name, but suid she was secretary 1 im, @ rancher here, shot and kilied Mrs, By. to Frank J. Pulton, who is President In m " ee ea of the Ship Construction and ‘Trad- yesterday when she refused to ing Company, Ine. her husband and go with Alex: “TL eannot tell yo anything about was found dying on a ranch ten the ¢ tion.” she said. “Mr, Ful- irom here by a posse to-day ton the New Willard Hotel in} pender died before any wid cot Washington, | received a telegram administered. Sherif from tim tis mornin: instructing bel me to refuse to give information to anybody 1 think Mr, Fulton will be ced 10 back to ow." | bewween nd and Some rmation concerning th Jiman in the presence of bot comps ined irom an adver- to remain true to her on the wall of reproduction of the plant at Ston- he Ship Construction after | war. tising Pp the offive. 5 CO. Was anized 1 States entered the could be lear with war time —— DAYLIGHT HOLD-UP MEN | RECEIVE 5 TO 10 YEARS. dives SUk Thieves n Heavy Penalty in Deonx. who bound three $45,000 worth young me lee s each in Sing Sing. Pretty Mr ano/Mrs.GEORGE CROUGHAN | “Hello” Girl Who Appealed to Patrolman George Croughan | Now His Bride. | Friends of Patrolman George Croug- ched to the Morrisania Sta- tion, were surprised to learn yester- han, at! lay that instead of spending his vaca- tion fishing on Long Island Sound, as | jthus sealed her death, which ¢ instant later, when the other | Alexander, it is charged, sho’ killed her yesterday, are you going to do? Well, whi Alexander Was quoted as dem chman, Vil stay here," said his wife replied from her s side him in an automvbile. Thereupon, Bachinan ander fired « shotg the woman. sald, wevordi my Bach point blar a native of Austria but a resident of this forris | years about country for about twenty-five He worked at various times jfor several Fifth Avenue fur estab- lishments and went to Arnold, Con- stable & Co. five years ago. Ile Was a member of the Knights *ythias. His home was at No. Duly Avenne, the Bronx, A wil two cht urvive. Pun ws will be } at 2 P, n the Cam eral Chu Droadwa 6 SEES BIG LABOR LOCKOUT. Asserting that the United States on IA Day will gee the most rut of now a State of the in the ank Morrl- Federation of ent American Labor yesterday sent a message to be read at Labor Day mectings throug! j out. the untry in which he say “The fuiluce of a large element’ of citizenship to awaken to this situation is in contrast te their var grim noar}attitude whenever a considerable zt r untarily man r living leave 4 anide a miles tof brea @ the strike. regard- ‘ Sof method and 7 pier heh en | MANY INMATES ABNORMAL, | ten Per Cent, of Those at Dedtora Are Not Responstbte, ures given out Major Baker, a, | not t and| “Fifteen out of 160 prisoners are con- by John D. Rockofetler | jr. They nding | are Of chanite | peyehe pathte an Alex. rin history. ceountable for’ any din the Frances Bement Cottage of group of buildings Jeased to the free assigned to the ward as @ result of the psychiatric examination made to sesre- 3 irresponsible from the normal Attendants report that the pathic girls have not made any t » gince being isolated, and that the trouble-makers who try to escape [and indulge in violet outbursts are normal | jhe told them he expected to when he ‘| started away Wednesday, honeymoon in Maine. eas bond aay: | Croughan, who lives at No. 1%37| Blk thre , {Clinton Avenue, the Bronx, married from W Avenue and |last Wednesday at St. Anseim's Cath- | he Bronx, to [28th Street Olle Church, 152d Street and Tintyn aven \y sen-| Avenue, Miss Helen Morris of No. 3 Morris Avenue, and following the | marriage there came out a romantic story developed w, oners, who described them-| wag on duty ‘ dict R bung, twenty] oy t 1 N ith Suue ; 1 Miss Morris was x phone N j atop) \ SEEKS 10 FIX. 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I batid when Bie died. tive NuesMne wal { MONEY; WANTS THRONE. | xnosvitte nace Disorders Lead to|Mininter Was Alone With Hee) au Bee Tele uaere cvbatanel eae Charten May Appeal to Leanue Machine-Gan Fortifcatto When She Was Drowned, efforts to save hia wife were futile, he 4 | KNOXVILLM, Tenn, Aug. 22—With| SANTA ROSA, Cal, Aug. 2 A war. | #sid A Coroner Jur orousht in | CI gle icpcen his line vicinity of the Court House and] rant, charging murder, was lasued at dict of death by Baek ee County Jail under heavy guard of police, | Lakeport yesterday for the arrest of ltev ds of the preac wife sake i VIENN. i i | deputies and National Guardsmen, the] John A. Spencer In connection with the é nvestigation and the edly ‘ ey MEE bal pies SO cla al ee expressed confidence to-day] death of hin wife, who was reported | V8 extunied and on autopay | Det tor Charles of Austria-Hungary le} there, would be ho drowned In Clear Lake on July 27. He) jowed the report of the autopsy sur- sald to be planning to ask the Coun. |! Hood eer atowd advancnd | Was arrested to-night at San Jose, Cal, i cll of the League of Nations to con- the avowed purpose 1 | A negro prisoner held sus- | sent tu the restoration of the mon-| sauit on a white woman, . precautiona were tak arehy in Hungary, ecenution = whl Nations Agree to Let Him Remate fi Awhile in swt Me ie ne GENEVA, Aug, 22.~-F Hin tomareer] ’ 4 ror Charles of Austria-Hungary and ped throug Do t nfu th remain in Switzerland until the end ° se reached by the Britist Hungarian m S e 0 and Swiss Governments, as no othe mi to receive the couple. The Swiss Gov. ? ernment will take the matter up again Ks A k Sear ty tervecans oie sett reas oth te Corn Flakes. 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