The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 4

a THE EVENING WORLD, |ASKS TO JOIN HER HUSBAND |LEAPS TO HIS DEATH HAS NEW BACKER HELD IN JAIL IN BANK CASE. FROM A FERRY BOAT.| FOR ROCKET HE’LL | ats alana tudes Met Gasnagiin SHOOT AT MOON Prof. Goddard Also Receives 20 Applications From Men Who'd Make First Trip. i RR Sp EE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. “CRAZY BLUES” CAUSES SUIT} SOUGHT AS FALLS VICTIM. Alleged Purchaser Would Enjoin| Man Rejected by Immigration Of- Author From Selling song. fleials Reported to Have Leaped Inte Niagara. NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 27.—Authort- ties are investigating @ report that a "} man jumned from the lower steel arch bridge Into the Whirlpool Rapids Sun- day. John J, Burns, a New York ~ REGRO BANDITS DRVE VICTIM 10. ROOF TO ROB HIM Max J, Kortlander applied yesterday to Supreme Court Justice Young at White Plains for an injunctlon to re- strain Percy’ Bradford, negro comed! an Refuses to Try Himeelt , he ferryboat Astoria to t from ite to-day, an unidentified man board, Capt. Fred Callway ordered shand belong: Jn prison wi hin has ask The Sense of Security peas YORCEABTE . eontends h h the Leo aly BE Be J an dseveral et out WORCHBTER, Basa, Sept 91 | Ore in ois Under the ie (en) |Central engineer, waid ho saw the man which comes from purchas- if ale A ; husbane but the man made no| Prof, Robert H. Goddard has ob- |p, Thirteen manut of [Jump and later appear in the rapids, 200 ing at a house of undoubted ng held nection with t imself. A number of f feet below. esr tned new backing for his work Monograph e also dete One Captured May Be Wanted} pany ot Il. ‘Pho Sheritt | hat on a rocket which he Nopen v9 | ee old Rradtord. failed’ to publian |f Hackawanna tried to enter Canada, enough —even if you in Mount Vernon for Kill- | bas granted hs 5 shoot to the hoon, Tho MaMe OF Tine song and after the lapae of a limited | Put wan turned, BACK Oy tne Sf adver are an expert judge of A Poli Laughlin, who was gashler of the the new supporter js not revealed, time the author retained his original reporied to the “American end of the | Furnit values, Far ing Policeman. | bank, 18 being held fo & the di although Dr. Goddard describes | AMF Int Ren wee AuaIe BPS BEES 5 ean t ture Creal wei Severe (otk SuOreagy wanting tO) found. him as a “man of means and a Decision w Cac John Tasternak ts Sought by more important if you A detective will come from Mount} more than $125,000 in his accounts acientist. of note." The Smith- Surv BAe ReEE Lackawanna Pollce, are not: — Weatoheater Re-electa Ward Couu-| go) stitution heretofore has “ 5 ofl LACKAWANNA, N. ¥., Sept. 27.—The | nian In: Vernon to-day to see if a negro ar- rested here on a charge of robbery 1s the one wanted there for killing al policeman. The prisoner, who ts in| the West s0th Street Station, de-) serfbes himself as John Robinson. He was ar- The New York Employing Printers’ Association met last night In executive session at Hotel Astor, It is under- stood the Closed Shop Committee made its report. No statement was for'h- coming at the close of the meeting, which was followed by a dinner police here are trying to locate John Tasternak, who had been trying tor a week to cross the Canadian line to viait his mother in Hamilton, Ont. He np- ed much depressed because ne had en turned back by immigration ofMf- als, JIRISH PLAN BIG WELCOME =| wists 1. Ward, the veteran Tee- HERE FOR FRANK P. WALSH. laste in leader of Port Chester, who | is now in F dying trade con- ditions to to President! | Harding, w Chairman of | the Weate been the leading supporter of the moon rocket tdea Twenty men have communicated with the inventor, asking for the privilege of being ye first pas- senger when the rocket is sent off. In the experiments to be con- Flint € Horner @ ine. 20-26 west 36" st. “Conveniently near Fath Avenve” Lawyer Who Met De Valera Daily) Arrives To- twenty-one. a waiter. rested at 2 A. M. to-day at No. 210) ln ‘toa, for the ‘West 80th Street, a few doors trom PUBS ewe the police station, while trying to| ;, get away by a fire-escape in his/» nightclothes, ship Herman Nacht, an {nsurance col-| "ho has been In ireland for lector living at No. 598 Howard Ave-|®#5 In almost dally conf mue, Brooklyn, went into No, 249 nn De Valera during West 29th Street at 9 o'clock last|" night to collect. In the dark hallway | ,, two negroes seized him and at the], Mr. Walsh point of a revolver forced him up five flights of stairs to the root ‘They went threugh his pockets, tak- ing $28, his watch and chain, a dia- mond pin, and even his pocket knife, the total value of the plunder amount- ing to $250. Then fastening the scuttlo from the inside they left him on the Foot until his shouts were heard and be was released. Detective Lowenthal was assigned to the case, and on information forerd the door of a room in the 30th Street house. The police say they found in the negro’s room the jewelry and knife stolen from Nacht, and that he identified the prisoner as one of the robbers. paced ON Seen 3 GIRLS REACH PACIFIC, WALKING FROM NEW YORK.) onthe and Coat t $100 Each. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 37.- fing from New York, according to their @tory, Misses May Fink, Mildred Karp ‘and Esther Eisman reached San Fran- elsco and said to-day they would enroll _ &s students at the University of Call- fornia. The trip, which they said was made “for adventure,” occupied four months and cost them about $100 each. | ‘They resided in New York, at No. 157 ‘West 12th Street, they declared. Botbaede Th aL Prceairancly ducted next spring Dr. Goddard expects to show that the law of gravitation does not apply beyond certain limits and that what gocs up does not necessarily come down ar 0- tton of the [rte , | een term eeation of Irten = TT es — = ql am il iE steam-| Frederick S. De Mott, thirty-five, pro- Waisn, | prietor of a bakery in Wharton, N. J.. © time, | was killed Inst night when his automo- ed and overturned by | om the rear.| LOCKPORT, N, Y4 Sept. 27.—One man) Warton” wii | 3 dead and three are injured as a result) note Dove fan explosion In the paint room of |the Harrison radiator plant late yester: | day® All are residents of this clty. ® peace 1 and City Cor: {li als extend * NoConnection With Any Other Establishment in the World WORTH THIRTY-FOUNTH STREET The Season’s Most Exceptional Purchasing Opportunity BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUS Paris Office—10 Faubourg Poissonniere OPPENHEIM. CLUNS & C 34th Street—New York A Wonderful Sale—Wednesday The highest standard of Worth value-giving is reached in these Women’s and Misses’ Offering a Recent Importation of -Walk- Paris-Beaded. Blouses Imported to Sell from 22.50 to 35.00 15.00 Silk and Cloth Frocks Offered Tomorrow at | es “Dec” Cartwright Years. Robert D. Weich, known variously an “Doc” Cartwright, James B. McCauley 4nd Frank, Seymour, and declared by the police to haye a record of many gonvictions, was to-day sentenced to Geta Twenty 22:50 Rosalsky in| General Sessions for forg- | twenty years in Sing Sing by Judge ery, @ second offense. Welch was con- Victed of passing a traveller's check, atolen from the Commercial Savings Distinctively French Blouses, in the newer styles now being worn by the smart Parisienne. Of Georgette and Crepe de Chine, in fashionable shades, with exquisite all- over beading and embroidery, typical of French artistry. Bank of Moline, Tl, on Morris Supen, @ jeweller, of No. 463 Seventh Avanue, in the purchase of a gold watch In February, 1920. He was arrested on PPENHEIM, CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York Wednesday—An Astounding Glove Sale Every day Worth values have the name of com- bining a maximum of quality and smartness with a minimum price—and these are feature values Poiret Twill Frocks © Braided and Embroidered Chenille embroidery or. cire braid on tailored frocks for immediate street wear. The very show facing and beadings material is a rare “find” in the fashionable bright f shades. Canton Crepe Frocks Colorfully Trimmed “Black—but all black” ‘says Paris. And these feature priced frocks | Several Thousand Pairs not Registered Women’s ‘‘Roselle’’ Imported Gloves Oppenheim Collins & Co.’s Direct and Exclusive Importations at this low price. At Prices so Sensationally Lowered that they represent Greater Values Than We Have Ever Been Able to Offer ’ Bloused and straight line models with new sleeves and smart sashes ‘Roselle’? Imported French Kid Gloves Made by Chas. Perrin et Cie., Grenoble, France. Two-clasp over 3.00 Values seams with Paris three row self or contrasting embroidery; also French hem to match. Brown, grey, beaver, tan, black and white e 05 French Kid Gloves Two-clasp Gloves. Paris point em= broidered backs. White, black, tan, beaver and brown. 2.25 Value Mie TN A Chamois Suede Gloves Sixteen-button, 3-clasp style. Wide cut arms. In brown, beaver, mode, pongee and grey. Special Price ia NN = = 1.15 1921 Base Ball Pennant Will Soon Be Awarded KEEP UP WITH THE PROCESSION BY CONSULTING THE 1921 WORLD ALMANAC Baseball and All Other Sporting Records Accurate and Complete PRICE 50 CENTS BY MAIL 65 CENTS NEW YORK WORLD, NEW YORK CITY 1.35 Strap-Wrist Kid Gloves) French Kid 6-button Gloves. Pique-' sewn, hand-crocheted embroidery. | White, tan, beaver, grey. 5.00 Value l6-button, 3 pearl clasps. Paris| point embroidery. White, beaver, | 14. 05 brown, gtey and black; also 16-| button Suede Gloves. 7.50 Value) SSS