The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 3

ER RR aaa To a witness on the Lockwood Committee Grill: + nines } “Do you know or don't you!” ‘(Note the early morning orchid.) THE EVENING WOR DECEMBER 16, 1921, LD, FRIDAY, —+—— ae a fs “If you have never done busi- “Do you mean perhaps by your ness that way yourself, how do you know it is done? Oh, you know by observation?” observation of something you have never observed?” “Oh, I don't want to know what you think, Do you k-n-o-w or don’t yout” “You know very well what Tam And you know I know what you are To Senator Lockwood: “Mr, trying to get at, don't you? Chairman, perhaps w trying to get away from.” Jail for contempt.” BIGCROWD GATHERS TOSEE SMALL BLAZE INWEST SIDE BLOCK Ansonia Guests Roused Early by Blaze in the Loring Apartment, | Hundreds of residents of the Loring Apartments, No. 202 West 74th Street, one of the first apartment houses on the west side and which covers almost an entire block, were roused from thetr sicep early this morning by a fire in the basement. The blaze w of little consequence, but it drew large crowds from Riverside Drive, Broadway, cross ttreets and the Ansonia Hotel and other big structures in the neighbor- hood. Joseph McGuire, telephone ope tor, saw smoke, and after sending in an alarm telephoned the forty fami- Mes Hving in the five-story pullding. Soon more than one hundred of them came trooping down the stairs with fur wraps over their nightclotres, many carrying jewel boxes and pets. There is no elevator In the building. Policemer Henry Singer and Will- iam Armstrong went through the Duilding and aroused the few who had not answered the telephone, and assisted them to the street. A second farm brought “Smoky Joe* Martin and several of the honorary deputy chiefs who live in the neighborhood. Miss Jane Ward, who lives on the second floor of the Loring lost a two-karat diamond ring, a pearl and coral necklace and an onyx and dia- mond ring. In the excitement Miss Ward grabbed her jewels and her canary birds and hurried to the Berkley Hotel. Later she returned to her rooms, She said she thought she must have dropped the jewels in the street. Their value, she said, she did not know as they were pres- ents. ‘ | The fire did Uttle damage except | to what the tenants called “rubbish” | in the cellar, The building Is being remodelled for stores on the ground floor. There was great indignation among some of the tenants, who de- clared the cellar was fairly choked with rubbish, and they had several times complained of it. It was even piled on the gas meters, they said. ‘Among the tenants, who held a sort of indignation meeting in the lower hallway after the smoke had cleared away, was 4 man describing himself as Special Assistant District At- torney Arthur King, who sald he would see if “something couldn't be done about It." Severa: times thero came near be- ing a fight between various tenants and a man describing himself as Paul H. Zagat, President of the con- cern that owns the building, and be- tween firemen and Zagat, When the crowd drawn to the scene saw there was going to be neither a fire nor a fight, it disappeared, 3dward Gilmartin of Engine Com- pany No 66 fell through a vault light ‘on the Broadway side. Firemen low- ered a ladder and carred him to the street, where he was troated by Dr. Harry A. Archer and taken to Roose- velt Hospital in Dr. Archer's auto- mobile. He {s suffering from possible internal tnjuries HERE ELECT oF- FICERS, ‘The Detectives’ Endowment Associa- tlon, composed of 844 members of the New York City Pollee Department, laat uss elected officers at the Police Club, DETECTIVES 0. 145 Riverside Drive, for the ensu- ing year, They were Henry P, Oswald, dent; Patrick J, Ident; / William | Di Knowles, Vice reasurer; Must Not Talk, Phone or Write To ‘Only Girl’ Lovesick Swain Must n Look Other Way, Court Orders, to End_ Persistence, After an investigation for two days Officer George MAYOR “GROGGY,” DAVIS CANT TALK, AFTER VERGAL TILT Connolly Referee, Says “Jack Hylan of Bushwick “Shaded His Opponent.” Probation Planz re ported to Magistrate Renaud tn the Centre Street Court to-day that he believed Harry C. Anderson, the, young typlst who was arrested two days ago for annoying Miss Bessie Mayor Hylan and J. Sherlock P : a ““|Gitnik of No, 18 Meserole Street by Davis, former Vico President of tie) hanging around her home and places Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce an4|of employment for two years and sending her gifts of candy and U..- atre tickets, which she invariably re- turned, was just “plain lovesick" and a member of fhe Queens Chamber of Commerce, went two snappy verbal rounds at to-day's meeting of the] aoe a masher or In any senso ab- Board of: E LANES) Phough the ‘normal, Mayor was “groggy” at one point] ie sagistrate had Anderson Mr. Davis appeared specehless when |4, court trom the Tombs. the tilt ended, Peferee Maurice 1. “You must leave this young woman alone,” he said to the sheepish looking young man, “You should have learned long ago that she doesn't want you and never will, By persisting you have Connolly, although 2 personal frivad of Davis, declared “Jack Hyian vf Bushwick” shaded his opponent It all happened ever a proposition to discontinue Stewart Avenue aud caused her, to lose her employment, Gardner Avenue from Randolph yoy nave made her family move to Street to the northerly tine 0. Mont- Brooklyn to avold gossip and you rose, Street, Brooklyn, The LOnS pave seandalized whole neighborhoods. Island Railroad wants the property «ston it! You must not speak to for yard purposes. ‘The Mayor wasn't hor, you must not telephone to her. satisfied with the asveement and sour must not writs to her. You mu asked that the matter be laid ove? Aor go near her home. if you m for fy WES Oe Preventatlve of ey accidentally on the street you must business men, Mr, Davis, who is gray turn your face the ether way. “If you do not promise these things, tnd keep the promis order you locked up. hatred, said: “We've been coming for two years seeking this new failroad cllity and we think we ought to have | action right now. Our time is val- uable and the railroad yard is a great necessity.” you're here , I shall have to fa- And he promised, and sentence suspended was \ ————-—_—_ “CONNIE” TALMADGE NOW SEEKS DIVORCE No Other Man or Woman in Case —She Wants to Be Free to Follow Career, food citizen, aren't you, Mr. Davis?" asked the Mayor. “1 think Iam,” replied Mr, Davis “Then let me tell you something,” &aid the Mayor. “If you want to see the city’s rights protected and want to see the city before a considered private railroad, you wili favor al Constance Talmadge, who recently still further delay of only one weck.”| effected a ‘friendly separation” from “I waht to see the city's rights] her husband, John Pjaloglou, wealthy protected,” said Mr. Davis. “But we] tobacco manufacturer, plans now, It would like to see more efficiency| was announced to-day, to secure a here." divoree. The announcement was mad The Mayor drew himself back Ike a fighter “shock absorbing” an uw pected right swing and retorted “T want to tell you something, Mr. by Miss Beulah Livingstone, representative personal of Constance and Nor- who are both at Bear x- Davis, Even so called distinguishea} +] received a wire last t,” sald citizens can't come here and rush] sss Livingstone, “stating that Con- through any matter in which the| stance will seek a divore There is city's rights are jeopardized. no suggestion whatever of any ‘other’ OMe man or ‘ woman in the matter. Mr. Mayor, I expect better treat=| 16, jg simi 4 case of disayrecment ment 1 Mr. Davis, “It is very] over Miss Talmadge's professional unbecoming of you"— career. “It is very unbecoming of you,"| "Mr Plalogtou ts A wealthy man and a ered’ tf a iy ne feels that he has enough money to countered the Mayor, “Dont think | chante Constance to retire and remain because you are a member of the} at home, She doesn't look on it vi Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce that] that light is ambitious and ther, you can come here and overawe any | CUFHIy absorbed in her work. over, she hag just signed a th one, contract to make pictures, She and “J am a member of the Brooklyn] her husband separated for an indefi- Chamber of Comm said Mr.| nite period, but Miss Talmadge now yrefers to he quite free to pursue*her work." Miss ‘Talmadge were married a y Davis, “and I also have the honor of being a citizen of Brooklyn.” That was about all, The pt and Mr. Plaloglou r ago at Greenwich, headed by Mr, Davis dissolved Conn, in a runaway match on th thie ‘rallvoad matter: went over. ame evening that Dorothy Gish and “The city interosia ahoula be béte James pena were married at the bet protected in) the Curporation| SU" Pi" ee a Counsel's offf aid Mayor Hylan at a later discussion of a proposit.on| WOMAN KILLED AS AUTO to close several streets in Brooklyn for Long Island Ratlroad purposes. TURNS OVER 3 TIMES A week ago the ayor declared that ane ee if he was convinced that if he was ASRURY'PARK. Dec 16.—Miss Lot- convinced that if a “silck clause” in the proposed agreement had been in- ferted by the Corporation Counsel he “wouldn't last twenty-four hours," In discussing a proposition concern- ing the payment of a death benefit to Emma E. Keller, widow of Louis J, Keller, a former city employee, Urooklyn Borough Preaident Riegel- mann sald: “It reema to me that the Corporation Counsel has looked for a way not to do It," Tammany politicians placed many tle Germano, twenty-seven, of Atinntie Highiqnds was killed late yesterday when the automobile in which she was rding with Pitman Johnson of Atlan- te Highlands struck another car and turned over three times, finally land- ine on ite top. The accident ocourred at Munro and Orand Avenues, Asbury Park The sec- ond car, @ sedan, was occupied by Mr. and Mra, John Ennia. Miss Germano’s rien cy rhacher, orter, Pae0 fT Hooretary; ‘ding Secretary, Sergeant-al- skull was fractured. She apparently tried to get out of the car and was ‘ht_on the edge of it Interpretations on the: Mayor's marke, Gee was hat Corporation ‘ounsel O'Hrien Is “in bad” at City t, wee unhure, RADIO ANATEURS TRADE MESSAGES WITH SCOTLAND Boys Will Soon Be Talking to Each Other Across Sea, Tests Indicate. | More than twenty-five radio opera- tors, worling with short wave trans- mission sets, have succeeded In send- ing messages from the United States to Scotland as a result of the com- petitive experimental test begun last week, This was to- announced here by Prof. Alfred N, Goldsmith, head of the radio and electrical branch of the College of the City of New! York. The text, he added, had aroused the keenest of interest the more than 100, enthusiasts this country: and if mitted amateurs using a wave length similar to t permitted “the talking to each other as they now do among amateur British laws. per- of that countr here, boys would from 3 Among amateurs who have re acknowledgment that thelr a gos were recelved are Major KH. Arm- strong, B, V. Amy, John F. Grinan, Minton Cronkheit, Walter Inman and George B. Burghardt the Radio » to State in this country wived Club of Americas who de a joint test. The messages are belng received in Scotland by Paul Godley, representa- tive of the Radio Retay League of America, working in conjunction with Philip Coursey of the Amateur Wir Society of € Hritain, At stated hours M dle ‘listens in" with his r ing set tuned to pick up messages at the required wave lengtl—200 metres. Mr, Cour- sey alone has the seeret code words of identification, and by this means | the sender is identified by his letter and number designation ae “CROWN OF BEAUTY” FOR SOME GOOD-LOOKER | fsa Mhieraiat | Matds and Matro twen| Chance at K. of C Keen-eyed male appraisers of female the doors and de the hritude will stand through the crowds 1 nt Armory to-night and attending the nbus bazaar wl the benuties pu clreulate Re from the Knights of Colt six we ong great | n who apr of the occasion. A mysterious emissary | will extond to these [vitation to attena to-m to women @ spec ow nib sts of Chairman Joseph 2. Toomey At six more will bo s¢ synonymous committee, orrow by the close of the bazaar at midnight the! e beauties will ba presented with a auty Crown" welled bandeau—a "E ued at $1,000. Married women haye the same chance | ax om ve, for the sel n will bed made without reference to tdentity ang any pretty woman Is Likely to be singled out aos PERIL IN TOY “MOVIES.” er Warne Agaiont Fire Commi) Christ Novelties, Fire Commissioner Drennan, a8 a me- |coution against a new fire peril, yester- Hday asked owners of toy sh sell toy motion picture iach inflammable films, “I hate to be a kill-foy." the Com- misstoner said, “but deach is lurking in| some of these machines, The Fire Le partment is powerless to stop their aa's, | but we hope to have tho co-operation of | the dealers, Just when we have fr ourselves from the menace of Chr man tree candles these machines y oll lamps d the highly i filma bring « new danger lato t maa. festivities. John. § Gf the division. of < 8 not a with thrist chlet reports my Johnson, a ratiroad engineer for the et many machines aro charged with | ought to commit this witness t To the witness: “Oh! A- e Now it comes to you, You are beginning to remember that you {know alteralll™ LORENZ EXAMINES. ‘SHIP COMPANIES 123 RIPPLES AT BROOKLYN CLIN Orthopedist Breaks Own Rule) S at First of Examinations Sug- | gested by Evening World. Aboard When Quotas Are Filled. Dr. Adolf Lorenz, In the first of the tion W DELUDING ALIENS, HUSBAND CHANGES Immigrants Are Enticed Commussioner General of Immigras |HELD FOR SLAYING WIFE 12 YEARS AGO Stepson Waits Till He Is of Age to Seek Vengeance He Vowed as a Child. years after the death of his hard Towens, a nogro, fifty-six. », $414 Maple Street, Jersey City, arrested last night on the complaint his stepson, Harolt Finner, twenty- one, of No. 36 Kearney Avenue, Jersey City, charged with killing Mer, inner told police of Communipaw Avenue Station he walted twelve years to, pre- \fer charges against his stepfather be- cause he belleved that until he became of age ho could not get recognition tn ofirt, On Oct nother was struc 14, 1909, Finner sald hin the head wtih a Brooklyn clinics for cripples sug- W. Husband, who ts here) 20h ‘toana the. raul hn by The Evening World, to-day | fron) Washington to appear as aj Jury caused hor th Nov. 15, 1409. meated ER eNR HE | = be ny ®liHe sald he realized’ the cnuse of his again broke his rule to examine only] witness before Judgo A. N. Hand to-| mother's death and made an oath to venge her, 60 patients by examining 128 of the} day In a habeas corpus proceeding! ““After his mother's funeral inner ros! 7 a} said his stepfather put him out of the 290-odd who presented themselves at| brought by Nicola Emanuelidas and| (tid his pteptither put a otay, ton the Department of Health headquar-| his wife, Anna, immigrants, from the] criminal record and | he was re- ters, Flatbush Avenue and Wille i ; igi EPP Mien Mnf Aah lene! 12 punts. Island of Rhodes, ordered deported! a yy Street. ‘The line, which extended almost |8der the 3 per cent. quota law, saldl CHANGE RECEIVERS completely around the triangular] ‘hat some steamship compantes de- FOR U. S. MAIL LINE huilding, was composed of’ men,|Tberately have enticed immig@nts ——— omen and children, many of Whom] to the Uni.ed States, knowing they "els Allewed to ‘Have jone Into had eome yiight and were SDIV=)Couig not be admitted, Steerage bbebaelt ei tetabsts ering from cold when Dr. Lorena ar : mS ae Noble and Emmett J. Ave or 0 CrslOOk rates are so high that there tsa subs Gorm ve persons waitinie for him| stantial profit even on immigrants ety * iH z mn "y of Hempstead, | who. ep sent back at the expense of pene iota eae Mtl was Michael Liberman ae mack pense OF fee the creditore at a meeting held yex- La Te whe was discharged from the | she transportation Haes, and the im terday before John J. ref- GAC etecwnae til 4 eree In miptey. "The army only + it MN Inum= | nigrants lose their pa moucy, William Chadbourne, lawyet form with an imposin array of a M Hust 1 added Hroadway Harold J. ¢ orations, inching the Feenoh Mili- LP Adsl eel ‘ of No. 421 Weat Lith Street, and : ‘ay 1 ht Vo remedy this state of affairs, Sen. J Howard Morris, merchant, of No, tary Medal He ha deome With ie ee eee eee y ent 6 SH BART BEeAE son Harold, twelve ye TsO Peeseebetih cas it ea SET ae substitution Waa effected after . " of the per cent, quota DIM, Nas considerable deb during whieh It has suffered with ely prepared an amendment whicn eos Wis deckired the babkeupt corpora tion’a with, partia’ paralysis fe ty aie asavts were disappearing. Bellef was . quires steamship compantes to de- Gapressed by Loula Prankel, attorney diphtheria been trying to vee Dy he has come to New York." rmann. “but so far L haven't been posit In New Yo! lent to the fare for © United States mount equ lected in) kour imag Ine ve elsewhere | bound to every to re him” ni ‘his _ morning. however, Dro Loreng,| the Immigrant ts returned hecaune the saw him and his boy and qixty-two| quote of his nationality has been ox sihers not inchided in the. origina feeeded, the steamship fare ts to he Quota because he disliged tv send) returned to hin and tn such Instanges ie on | the steamship company is to pity a Succeeding clinics will bo | 1 tn) fine to the United Stites Brooklyn on Wednesdays and in| ment of $100. Manh. at the Department Aithoysh the immigration — fixeat| Health, No Bean. Strect r does not expire until July 4, | = ee next, the quota of Immigrants f HEIRESS G >» MOVERS; | Most Buropean countries already has MISSING, } been exh d. Exceptions are Gur- Friends anid relatives Mi many, which still is entitled to send Gr r, thirty-four, of. Ne OW 63,7 immigran and Russia, with a Avenu) Bronx, ha spealed to th “ALL baal Al immigrants, poll ind her. Mise Gr who | aie pat ited a JareS BUM Of money U.S. ATTORNEY ASKED TO RESIGN pad her PORE nORUE BES } WASHINGTON Doe 16,—Attorney ight 103. pounds. brow ; mn of United States Attorr hulr, She wore a lo “ on, ‘The eater and skirt, black t sat Ch eae a Ada rm by Democrat has been placed on all our Precious Stones, Jewelry, and Novelties for the month of Dece THis wvaluation offers to Christ. mas Buyers a real and rare oppor- tunity that may best be appreciated by a comparison of values elsewhere. E, M. GATTLE & CO, Platinumsmiths 630 FIFTH AVE, Jewelers Opposite St. Patricks Cathedral for panies +t Company.” John Wanamaker, that some aasets Into subsidiary come United States. Mall vite “Well, now, let us see. Maybe: et you can remember some more.” __ ARRESTED 21 TIMES FOR THEFT; PRI: ally, fifty-eight, @ painter, t 38th Street, was te- jal Sessions sentenced to the pent to three brella in Macy's,on Dec. 1 records show that he was fi rested for shoplifting inv 1 that the last arrest was his twenty: tirat of the Stores Mut lve Association also arrat rles Morgan, thirty-one, a ol muker of No. 660 West 424 Street, charging hin with the theft of @ cravat in Arnold Constable & Co’a store on Dec, 12; He was sent to the workhouse for six month: —————— AUTO BANDITS GET $300 IN SALOON HOLD-UP Patrons tm Reb Owner Patrons fi Five highwaymen in an automobile particlpated in the hold-up last night of the saloon at No, 814 Jamaica Aver nue, Brooklyn, One man remained af the wheel of the machine, while others went Into the saloon. Two guna and forced the patrons and bare tender to hold up. their t two who did not soow guns the men and got about $300. Before leaving, the men with the suas threatened to oot to kill if yo" made an effort to follow them. Tywe the victims were James Saluba, \*; Euclid Avenue, Brooklyn, and G Webster, 78 ‘Rector Street, Ui rae, Queena. AS BLINDNESS OUND INCURABLAD ‘dward F. Kalll, a mining engineer, a pationt In St. Luke's Hospital, come mitted sulcide this morning by jumping from a third story window. Mr, Kall, fifty-five years old, lived at No. 66 Wi Sttvet, St Johns, New. Foundland Bie entered the hospital In October to treated for los of vision, He was to bw returned to hin home as Inowi and the knowledge of this ts supposed finve decided him to'end hie like we ' i