The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1921, Page 2

: | | f f Oo |e THE EVENING VYORLD, SATU DS tet 8, 19m, Seemed CN VICTIMS PFRIS \First Photo of Russia’s Terrible Inquisition PRESIDENT WANTS Logan county 1 LOGAN, W. Va, Sept. 3 fes of two men kitted The vod | ed in ihe fAghtimes on Blair Mountain yesterday were | brought here to-day, They were mem. | bers of the attacking fore ye ue thorities said, but thelr identity was ) not disclosed | Firing was resumed a short time Defore noon from a machine gun Crooked Creek. The defenders sais they had been unable to Jvcate ft. The first detachment of Foderal troops to reach Lagan was expected e! noon, It was said to co a radio company. Preparation ever, were made for a much jar foree, whieh, county offeers y Were expecting before the day war over MADISON, W. ‘Va, Sept. 9—Sub District. President Blizzard returned after the soldiers had gone forward and reported shooting was lil in progress, but that the miners wished | to return to their homes as soon as, Federal troops should come to guar- antee them protection. He said five airplanes sent up from Logan county how pipe and high explosives over miners’ land, but that no ono naa|S0Ns, including one entire tamily were killed Members of the other | been injured. One of the bombs, he eight families in the building reached sate said, fell between two women who | were standing in a yard, but it failed two explode. make a reconnaisance of the dis- turbed area yesterday afternoon. | army flyers said they carried no ex- | “Driven Back From Escape, One persons stumbled back into their rooms during an incendiary tire in the | dropped bombs manufactured of gas! four-story building at Nu, 2407 Fi CALALANO, VINCENT ONT, forty-five | 3 Y In connection with this statement |CALALANO, ASSUNTA, his wife, ] ei) LENING powers to limit armament of Blizzard it may be stated that] forty-six. re “ DELIVER Mr. Harding’s speech at the A five army airplanes were ordered to/}C\LALANO, RALPH ' Guards That Are Feared Even by Lenin Himself | NO FALSE HOPES ~_ON ARMS PARLEY | Looking for Such Results Are Practical, Not for Millennium. SWEEP TENEMENT STAIRS + | | Whole Family Is Wiped Out ee With Two Others—Police, Fire- men and Others Rescue Fifty—! Street Cleaners Fight Fire. Conference Can Be Spoiled Easily and Mr. Hughes Is Cautious. By David Laurence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve ning World.) WASHINGTON, Sopt. 3 (Copytig. | 10u1).—False hopes niade people t Panic ken when they found escape by the hail-cut off, seven enue early to-day and five per- set the frailties of human nature it Paris and gave tae Peace Conter y by the fire escapes in the rear. | Be: SNE EL WHO PH THE DEAD ARE. Handing seems determine! » the fortheoming session ING AN ms nations through the instrumentality jaughter. sixteen, their ‘i Pag? QRATTONin | War College was intended to ot. hi | 4 a ty. u Moscaw Axaggerated impressions that the i sear parece | ‘ lennium could be reached between They reported everything quiet, The |CALALANO, ASSUNTA, eight, their a , é 4 { of’ to the Southern counties. and back | again. | The strong smoll of oll, the rapid- with which the flames swept 5 Ber P a BEAD WOMAN LUCA, FRED, twenty, their aon. Manufacturer Rushes Six of the} G0 GLIMMERING ity Steals Heirlooms as Body of Their! through tne house, and the discovery His Auto, Senate Finance Committee scalps sss DE LUCA, ANNA, fifty, wife of plosives. They flew from Charleston |DE LUCCA, BERNARD, fifty-five. THE INJURED. ae SIX MORE FIRMS | of a single conference of powers. The President would rather understate hi CUT AUTO PRICES } nopes ana accomplish some practica = - results than to promise much and A ind that international discord made tange Fi $ tr O 4 ae Range From $100 to $400 and] oe suttitiment impossible Closely Follow New Ford | The truth is the immensity of 4 Reduction. jundertaking is be jin offictal quarte m $100 to $400 are! | TAX REDUCTIONS ard. nning to be sven The Administra- Victims to a Hospital in anging on knows it has tackled a jot upui announced to-day by the Chevrolet, : ‘ *|which it does yt dare to full Ye Former Owner Lay in Son’s {or an off lamp in the lower hallway | Finds Claims of House Overlind, Oldsmobile, Franklin, Hud. | 4} ‘ aateeah : i ih. 4 Twelve pass rs wert one| Seal Ollse son a Sse stor Car Companies; | oy * sis ae aN bi Southampton Home. }convinced the Fire Marshal and po- 7" i pas: see fe ane aie leaders Unrounded q me . - ie . ectaal { }within the control of ua singie nation lice that the Building was set afire. | “!°USis, When a motor bus contain. | faders U ded. ah: ‘nufacturers dented | sy recments must be made by un Haitiooms, consisting of a\dlaniond PaabinakuvGlay cIves ALARM (28 twenty-five men and women os they cont lated further reductions noe ae Hie cs " mR Te ring and two diamond bracelets, wer FATBOLIOK: turned over on a curve in Hawtree ‘Serial From x Siatt Corrmamion of Te Ae chia A ieaih Mand cut 18 18) ick over the traces and spoil the con stolen from the summer home of | és sae Creek Road, South Osone Park, a 2 ee = 2 ens \ference. That's why Secretary Hug Howard C, Dickinson at Southamp.| Policeman Charles Miley of the B «| WASHINGTON, Sept. 83—The Scn-| h | Factory prices on the Oidemobite | te" : : ton, L. 1, some time between Aug, 11 {Hast 126th Street Station passed the Queens, at 7 A. M, today. ate Finance Committes has procerd- ee EE oo yore WIS HAND ON SOLDER touring und roadster types were an ‘ Hien is ui : aa and 18 1t became known to-day, The |house a few minutes before the blaze! Oscar Kung, forty-elght years old,| eq far enough in the consideration of ut Cont $4848 to $1,145: coupe from! sn aiyigual acceptances of the ni . een o { (Copyrtant, Kadel ‘ $1,895 to ¢ soda troy :} i tine ree era Jewels were stolen while Mrs, Agnes | aS discovered, and was called back «f Richmond Hil Citcle, the most! the new revenue bill to find that the | , : eA ole ee soe Hon pata) {0 Can invitation burden has net " * i ‘These are the first newspaper photographs that ‘ reely it 9; eight ter roadste Wagstaff Dickinson, mother of Mr. pe a passing See Le aa baal noe was taken to St./ optimistic statements of Administea- Hose are then Urs oe wapaper WNGLosrapys Lh a te ate phe fs PRRNGAEGEGE been lifted by the the james were mou ie Blairs so y's of a 3 hy ave come pret » Rev rong- bees " mat t r send le zi Dickinson, was lymg dead in the ea Get ie Reeae. ae CA LTE Coes ne tion leaders in the Holise ante subs | Soviet Ru: The few that have me heretofore from the Red strong iar Company roadster: was cut trom bowers to send del whe heme. They were in her jewel box Apparently the blaze was set on ternal injuries: i tantial tax reductions are vot well| Old were snapped surreptitiously and smugeled across the border. Most 00° and’ the touring car responsibilities are cumulative, tn ia her wardrobe and their loss was not discovered until after the funeral The thief passed up other jewelry | im the same case, and the theory is the ground floor staira adjoining the) Steve Cuntlinglam, driver of the| founded. Both Republican and Penioe} of these pictures were taken in the famous ed Square where Catherine | and sedan w grocery store of Dominick Ruaso.|bus, and cleven passengers were | cratic members of the Senate Com-| the Great had Stenka Rasin, the celebrated robber executed. Chevrcletysipton | Compan. reduction Policeman Riley and sev saying what shall op shali not bo in- re reduced by $300. The cluded in the progr themselves will indicate how far t ne, the nations J civilians treated for abrasions and contusions Tie photo shows the Guards of the notorious Extraordinary Com-| W#s $100 on each of its models, which mittee are under the belief that} erence will go toward pr ei werent : “1 vendo! " i BERIRIGNGRGTIATLIC oi lh ie aa on dregs @e Now: 490 model, fully equipped, SOMference will go t 4 that he was interrupted in his thiey-|@!@ what they could in ulding the|/by Drs. Pendola and Bonano of 81 A ian sordney's cut of $377,700,000| Mission, the terrible inquisition of Russia, ‘The men and women dress) 4° TUIND eG, | ostlts, Senin ae | te be by the roof and | Mary's, and went home or to their llatike. ‘Dhiava probably the/only nictura ever take His et touring roadster, $5 Ing or had a particular desire for the | Co ars ewcapes pending the arrival |places of business. Th Eb tla lini tha ealendar sear and’ t730,«| 8 & probably the only picture ever taken of this group, pe, $37 how are in progress. three pieces so highly prized. Teas DRC CRLEPCE Dy s b sh cad ne rest of sie = odes ve Leon Trotaky shown putting his hand on the shoulder of a German foliows the re- The President gave w lint in his b of firemen under Battalion Chief passengers escaped with a shaking | 330,000 for 192% will be knocked into 3, _ duetion announced by Henry 1 —_—. | © delezate named. Sax, who openly criticised Lenin at the Communist Se nee ry Fe speech at the War College oi ane Lawlor, while two street cleaners, | up. a cocked hat, in the light of a cold ¢, io gj mea The last time he made a reduct d BELMONT PARK ENTRIES. |wno nad been flushing the avenue, ‘Tho bus makes regular trips he- y Congress. American and English delegates are seen in this group. general decline resulted, hase of armament discussion, He 2 follows iss ee attacked the blazo with the hose, | tween Richmond Hill Circle and Rich- . BELMONT PARK’ RACE TRACK, XN. y,,| Truck No. 14 was the first to arrive| mond Hill. A lumberyard fire early] Secretary Mellon has been Invited Square at Moscow. Gq. 3,—The entre for Morday's race art{and ran a ladder to the roof. Lieut.| to-day blocked part of Its reguiar| before the Senate Committee on roof to the rear and began working! ‘The Fred Lehman and Firemen Flanagan, | route, and it took the Hawtree Creek|Thursday, and until he has been Aa FIRST RAQK—Conditions; dot three-ycarolds; ae . " 5 i z s a . e weakened by a prospect urtail- Halt ae asi “*:] Riley and Kinkinan went over the] 1oad, whicli is unimproved, Salled: into Gonterence mernbers of the CERTAINLY HE HAS A STILL; BY HYDRANT STREAM, wea Rae alas a +141] downward, Rockaway Boulevard in a turn, almost wi{ The Calalano family were near the] directly in front of the cork factory of | Woted, but the majority of (hose IT PURIFIES WATER FOR AUTO Firing Rev {¥4| two windows on the top floor over- . Marron looking the street. Vincenzo and his analysis of Treasury requirements enii or prices as well as aul prices, is seen delivering one of his famous orations in the Red tat rest any thought that the army and navy would be serapyed. it is gS erreeeser tr nevitable that the COOLED AND SUBDUED ee coy crite tion's army and nay Wd be ecident occurred 300 feet from ment, As army and navy, the President o- pressed the view that the time never hose | Would come when fighting machinery ‘commander in Clicf of the committee are not willing to be © Say Sobo Wax Franc co Llado Farrell. Mr. Farrell,| Who are responsible for the framing eam of a tir iene’ who was in his offce and heard the] of the bill entertain the belief that a © pete ssegesears Gh aN us Michael Sobo, could be altogether dispensed with or “thne-yeurokie ao! wrt; | daughter were unconscious, but died /cries of the passengers, ran out and|the Senate will find it necessary to And Alcohol Prevents Car, Possession and operating SORE Teta teat ce ube | EO y Eayen Gepranie 4 short time alter being carried to| helped extricate them. He tnen took|add perhaps as much as a dillion 1S |) even 4") Magistrate Conway looked at hi STCEEH UGK We eat neuen cle nere eee the street, The wife jana son were|six who seemed worst injured to the| dollars to the House bill. Freezing, He Explains, After | quiringty mate of antenemene Boks ct Moc eel cone We ronsnduve amt dead from _iuftocation. Firemen} Jamaica Hospital in his automobile. | ‘The politicians of the House, with Fire Exposes Operations “Why, Your Honor," said Mr, 20l Norman Avenue, fiving a revolver, | eduction uf urmament to a point con- , 5 y | ——>___— fa " =xposes a S. ‘ siste: t omestic safet , THIBD RACH—Chumiin: for mano tine; |UOURME [he | family ea yume ga s an eye to next year's Congressional Clatterbach, who was smartly clad He ran out into Munhattan ‘Avenue, |Sistent with domestic safety. M Vodex (Horse ie Wi tite Horse i Pe conk > GEN. WOOD TELLS WHY elections, are willing to take a chance rah * ‘ = ind wore a boutoniere in his button- ¢ lowed by excited ofeupants of the eae in not yao A baat Be —— Onlmtogs 0.108 bey Pune . Treasury deficit, but the Senate iiam Clatterbach is the manager | joie ‘oft ‘tonc vouise he wants to go that far or whether iatoes Paani ; on a Treasury deficit, hole and poke in soft tones, “that Wee ot! Be pa On the third floor firemen found HE WILL QUIT THE ARMY.) committee, looking at the matter ina uf the carpet laying department in| wasn't alcohol, It was frezone, whieh! le TaN up and down the street, the {his idea Is that the Amorican military P aload (1M SIL Bune De Luca's body. His wife was rushed —— <3 Gorn GusoBeania Was, betleves Khat | ase to Keep my autoncbile trom Poise declare, with his revolver in his {establishment shai bear a certain Ba ‘Horest Guees (i “Ws tentas to Harlem Hospital, where hor con-|Feels It Hie Patriotic Daty to Ge g 1 big store in this city and lives inf use cep my automo | insider POURTH RAC re Pall Higiweigit Mandi. | git: nothing is to be gained by refusing | ) of Engine Company | fixed relationship to that of other Ireezing. (At this point the Magis- | yo b| ei Ca 1 » baseme of a U- ly house 2S attached a hose a hy i} nyt A aes os turn, mein anime. | baal aly Hebel capes a fo EBesinas, to look the facts In the face and make |{?° basement of a two-family h trate covered tle mouth with his| and turned the stream on Sobo,Arier | PONCE ANY idea that America in- noe as} ed, . age < 5 ‘ ‘ és at No. £48 Grand Strect, Astoria. 1k 1e stream on Sobo, Alter | sanded to favor the absolute abolitto: Hate bet... SRIF priate Is| mother to the window, jumped when| MANILA, Sept. 3 (Associated | the tax levies accordingly. hand to prevent him from laughing)| he had been knocked down severa! | tCRded te for the absolute abolition 2, WT Berapirn 104 | mo’ Neg) Cat 4 Press).—Major Gen. Leonard Wood| Mr, Fordney's prediction of a $7 doesn't have to live in a basement, of armies and navies was night clothing caught fire. Spec- The still Luse to make distilled water tt n st py st of his his 7 ee + ‘ ‘ EO rr ie ee a Meo te ew aid he hit a cornice of the| WhO has announced his acceptance of | Per capita cut in taxes, or but this is @ very fine residential sec- | which [ use in my automobile | parted. Jn the Bridge Haze Court Afag- | Mr. Harding, who tovk pains to point FIFTH WAce—sollune; for thre searolds anl| grocery and turned a somersault,| the post of Governor General of the| ing to the average family of tion of Astoria and Mr, Clatterbach’s| Magistrate Conway gave a broad] change of intoxication, and held Boos if [Cut tat human nature is unchanged ee wr.| landing on his head. Philippines and notified Secretary | year,” is resarded by the Senate tax grin and Policeman Hoar moved| $000 bail for the Grand Jury ona chars: [acter four thousand yeats und tha 121 FLED FROM HOSPITAL BACK TO|of War Weeks that he would retire] authorities as “airy persifla wife and their two children are vis Of violiatin uilivan’ Law. Sobo | the spirit of polem toward the door, ieee See may be tamed ug FIRE. from the army, said he probably | result of their investigation of rev- iting relatives in England he wine Was sherry as hus beon| hattans ©” 91! HASt 96th Street, Man-} ut 1, not forever extinct Bb MG! at the Harlem Hospital, after he| would not ask retirement from the| enue requirements. About 10 o'clock Jast night ames | observed," resumed Mr, Clatterbach, —>—_— | The President expects wars to com Fe IE ET Hee 14 | nad been bandaged up, he learned of | army until his appointment aa Gov-| Those responsible for raising rev-| were geen coming out of the base-| Who was not smiling and appeared) LURE COP FROM POST BY = jin the future. Me hopes they will be op STETE HACE Condiuane, tor twosearahie, | the {ate of his father and dashed out, | crnor General of the Philippines had enue. fo Rees ie Gay StnOnE operat-| mont, ‘They were blue and green and very serious, “but £ keep it for my| TRICK, THEN ROB STORE humanely fought, He wants to re ses Min We tudes “Tere | He! reahpeared at the fire hefore tt been sonermes ni ae roe Hs ae che ney ta A oes pauebak yellow and red flamies and the Fire own use and have had it since before u “ | move the sou z ot felation Oue.or de ice 4! was out and disappeared. It was| save out the following statement in| " |Department came and routed out the | Prohibition.” Suspect Arrested tn these sources, It has been argued, 1 a fiery tee Sead 1) feared he had thrown himself into the | connection with his acceptance; peeks up Wes Genein any. cone’ by the | conte upstairs, The whole neihbor-| The owner of the still was held for = aiisalie ft we New Seheme! ine accumulation of war machines on ain corse ven mem wie TP ° | blage, but later he was found and sent oats ip scosp} tbe Governorahlp | eo ee heece ie etree EX; |nood turned out and the excitement |examination on next Tuesday im sono] TUS! NSU meas) lithe Mie of wailobsie ton jasmptlng wha Feels 9 eae Gat eck ts tha hepiten where tiie cond | besa ian iene Ch eeioanmees ct} ; f oaantios Korie : A burglar band tried something new|nations become ircitated. If arnu Track feat. | io tne P be dependents, repeal of transportation |W@® sreat until the flames wer? ex- | bail, which he promptly furnished. [eh peal | said ——. LATONIA ENTRIES. | tion is serious, the situation rises superior to my | “Well” remarked the cop outside |i" Brooklyn early to-day, according to|ment provokes war, tien the Presi Voliceman Donohue of the Adams Street | dent hopes the limitation will be s taxes, luxury taxes, and the lke. Unguished: earl Then aPtrolman Hoar and a fire-| the court, “there's no doubt that| The Senate committer pater Joss of life was prevented | personal wishes. I feel that it is my | lest | tion, by neveral youths aniong t 3 | question shine cual Shays : to prevent that fr Derr paren hos nee ee whats Peck Ai : azoutne the’ duties, ot| S2czetary Mellon closely as to the pos- | man made an Investigation and found/ something cught to be used to pre-) He ran in response to a pollen whistle said. auin ie eet a : . [ 0 ai a 0 ass s e an omobile fro to Boi ‘ 4 | si here other causes RACE TRACK, LLATONIA, Ky. Sept.| others climbed the front of | thelthelotl res ble," | sibility of scaling down his estimates | in the basement three quarts of alco.) Vent an automobile from getting} to Borough Hall Park, but foun® no| br inisunderstand Mr. Hardin et * up he | the office as soon as possible. | ‘ a gallon of sherry and a stilt |frozen this kind of-veather.” one there and nothing wrong. He went! hope G 4.—The entries for Monday's races are} yuiding and entered second floor ee lof expenditures still more, but Mr.| hol, a gallon ¢ herry and it és és hope s an. Soliowre aside wot KORA many DoepanIe A FOOD PRICES GOING UP | Melion made it clear when he They arrested Mr. Clatterbach, ana, “Well, some people buy their] two or three blocks farther and, he {mov America will do | % ie ae ) 1 PYRST RACK $1,000; cloiming, time year sin und ugieund, wt furbou --Avciam, 02, | time for them to escape. Most of Jerolines, 102; Was Citra, 10%: Blond th 10; Dixie Gut, 107; *Huby 100; *Mabet G.,/ 4nd in a few minutes it would have 100; Sir ‘Tomes Kean, 11, iting Mose, 112:] been too late for them to reach the| Philadelphia Leads With six Per | $4,950,000,000, of which $4.2 Gloria France, 114 14; Oot, Laslor, 17. Alo kagsb i> Meraia, 123, Wine Man, 110; Mahony, 112) aia Knob, 110; es Cnlumcbla ‘Tena. 12, ments were driven to the street by| prices showed 400; amido twoyar-| th «yay, 1 half an hour and did only a few thou-| statistics made public to-day by the|¢x/stng law would just about equal | agadison Man Then Gives Himself says, found Ernest Sotomayer, nineteen, |to achieve that object. But the L’ man, with no home, carrying | ident's speecii at tie Army War Co nile, In the bundle were ten slik |/ege is significant of what tho entire ints, The window of the Chain shirt |Administration view will be towar . “i the forthcoming conference, It wi Store, at No. 431 Fulton Street, nearby. | iit try to do the imp capes in the rear, Cont, Kine—New York Not Listed. | will have to come from customs and] gHOQTS HIS WIFE DEAD MUNICIPAL BATH ADDITION — |"2,becn broken ply as much as it can toward min Scores of families in nearby tene-| WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.—Retail food| ‘Mternal revenue, The Treasury de- Soton r could not give a satisfac-|jmizing the chances of w creases over July prices|MArtment experts estimated that the AS SHE FEEDS THE PIGS.| TO BE READY NEXT SEASON | ‘ery Pepe eg a ee ees f ees bone i as charge slary. ‘The police- pal cities, according to| 'ece!pts from these ssurces under the man said part of the band blew a whist! te] Winter coal now, but they aren't | afraid of freezing to death this week |‘ j either,” retorted an unsympathetic | » in’ bystander. peared before the Ways and Means | to-day he was haled before Magtstr ‘ommittee of the Mouse that ex-|Conway in the Long Island Po! penditures for 1922 will approximate| Court, charged with having liquor eso were In a stupor from sleep, AUGUST FIGURES SHOW. e fire, which was under control in|4, fourteen pri Signed for Coney Work Be ee eae to get him away from his post ° Lis; Mcter's Mink, 118; Couge om, | 84nd dollars’ damage. Department of Labor. the latter amount, but with an est- Up to Police Chief, i sinh Br EX ARiNS War while the others committed the robbery. Notice to Ad- LB; cis, 113; Monde Mioecns, 11," seca’ | On the root of No. 2409, next to the| In Philadelphia prices increased six| mated loss in the House bi!! of more| jo..on Del Sardo, forty-nine, of No.|,,TH® Mldition to the Muntelpal Bath Se ahs, " 7 OP bes: REINO: , | House Coney id advocated by . Sridikb RACE-¢1,400; cases; four-year. | burning building, firemen fund | Per cent.; in Chicago, Washington, New | than $400,000,000 from repeal of excess | gy Myrtle Avenue, Madison, N. J. shor touse at Coney Island ad *' DIES A sii cod aan; a tle ant “three ciehiin | woman and three small children, alt (Aven, Bridgeport and Prowdence five| profits levies, $20,000,000 by reduced | sna Tinea Na ehtar (Gathering: forty, [TRE Bvening World will soon become a DIES AFTER HARD WORK vertisers 10 Visio, 115; Cee Day, Shi, “Rh, BSS ; Kaneaa City four per cen’ 10. 41) frantic frum fear. The woman had | YOURDA RACK—$1,000; allowanem: lator! started to hurl her little brood inte | surtaxes and $0,000,000 in increasing | when she went out to feed the pigs thie|Hity: Borough President Regelmann IN HER SON’S ELECTION. Soringnelg, tl. the amount of exemption for heads| morning, according to the police, ang/arnounced to-day that he had signed and Bir- Display advertising tps copy and release orders for ether the week day Moming Day Pune; thive year Olde acd upward, one ile, |mingham, Ala., three per cent.; Peoria | | “ ‘as - APA DeNGY on went to the home a Po. {the contract and that work will be] Mot of Representative O'Brien Mrening World, it received Manatee, 5, ‘Aghia’ Dear 0s" Ars: | the street and Jump after them, when | ewo per cent. and In Sait Lake Gity, | Of families, there is a discrepency | then went to the home of Chief of Po-| tei immediately. ‘The cost of the F Wisite Ge hecpleas, I] ste aU Meda prroding publica PR 105; Leet, 100; Baton, 100, Wanwasi, | firemen wrapped her in a blanket and Denver and Little Rock one per cen between receipts and disbursements | lice Jolson and gave Nine f up litfon will be $189,000 a the « Dermat aad in order of receipt st The Wonka HTH BACK $5,000 wiind the Autums lowered her to the rear yard, then Until August, prices had been deelin- which will have to be reconciled. The fou children of Del 8 me ware | mek Was amaraes to the Turner ¢ Strenuous campaign i ig inthe interest | office, Copy containing engravings. to three searovle ackl vwart: sia tu | carried the children to the street Ing from month to month steadily As much as the politicians of Con-| Ahoy found their mother dead in the| The addition will contain 120 lockers, | Of her son, Representative Charles F epeneenibesen=rare en fenn, 10 san, Ma | "Paunden an! Jong ets) Aa, wee, ie: Ya : The ‘Colona La iy Meter mi in S| maid several men had made ropes, ELOPER'S WIFE SUES, | be necessary to hark back to tr.) gA*t from bedelothes and were preparing oe |to lower members of their families | MF*- ‘May, F, E 4 i. % is; 4 > y ip Boe xi sat "| wh id Th ith 7 when aid came. These ropes with; Diverce Seq 4 pt ey Hy RAK | blankets held by persons in the street | chi ote yy. | as Ife nets facilitated the work of other chapter has been’ added to the | 20sec and other “nuisance” taxes, "ec Ciestwoad, Ww | rescuing many children, It was eati-|Vernooy-Duryea elopement case which eae, safety from the burning building and| Mrs. Peart Vernooy has begun an ac- | 1.400 head of mules, involving $150,000, | those next door. tion for divorce from her husband, Earl | W4# Placed here to-day by a representa- Pure, . bac “ ress Would dislike to see it, it ma |700 rooma and a rT of showers. | O'Brien of Jersey City laid the founda- | Those who reached the fire first Ld TS IE MAY | aE ; to the police, Mrs, Dol Sar- | It will be ready for start nex | her husband's arrest on and will accommodate about | tion for the iNness which to-day proved | ditional bathers during the/¢atal to Mre. Mary O'Brien, seventy- | eight years old, at her home at No. 206 | Mellon's original suggestion of a $10| charges of wife beating, He was com- nitted to jail, but obtuuned his release. Daryea tm) tax on automobiles, three-cent letter | WIC fer return home until last | me at tleelle, postage, gn increase in the tax on/ night and then siept in the pix pen. Dol Gets Ermine| Duncan Avenue, Jersey City, She was cigarettes and smoking and chewing | Sarde has a wooden lex found dead of apoplexy beside her bed —_—_—_—S— 5 Uhis morning. ch thi: qripleta “Born te Niece ef Mre,| A burslar about 6 o'clock this morning| YY TOTETE ve Oien not mashed the glass front of a show- Woodrow Wilson. smaal tually take the stump in behe!f of hi 400 © outside the door of the Avedon | actually take ump ad ie ated fully fifty persons were aided » fow wecks ago caused such a senga- | Spain Baye 1,400 Mules tu St. Lowts! W024 was received here to-day that Shop at No. 445 Filth Avenue, helped | on, she was an untiring worker in his one way or another to reach tion in Monticello, ST. 10UI8, Sept. 3—An order for] isiets had bean bom to Mrs. Jorge E. himself to a $1,000 Tmine cont jumped | ehalf. She had been in all health | Boyd at Ancon, in the Canal Zone, on|when the hight. watchman rushed up| #ince be campaign. She is survived by Verncoy ‘charging inhtellty ana’ neat! | tive of the Bpaniah Government, ‘the| Aus: 23. Mrs, Boyd, formerly Mlss|from the cellar. David) Silberstein, | her husband, Thomas, and two sons, of ooy Names Mri Lat mi MIDDLETOWN, N. Y,, Sept. 3.—An- ff the shop, said that the bur. and J O'Brien. Leeenesinte.ntgornaennad ime Kmily Deere, wife Glark Dur- will be by the Elizabeth Bolling, ts @ niece of Mra Frey hy 5 behind cater the Congressman joseph vw yes, leader of the Church of Holiness in wrmnz,| Woodrow Wilson, and @ descendant of! ficn a Pebibd | g608 ‘The funeral will be held ‘Tuesday morn- Motwome fosa cody PUNE eAdvt, Monticello, ae corceponders, mo Roriaern Marten” ead Ter" Sonnets Pocahontas. fore Re atols, ‘The coat was] | with burial in Holy Name Cemetery. \