The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 10

~— HONDREDS DRIVEN UP TO STANDARD?) | Says Mahogany | Gale, Hail, Snow Cou |S COLLEGE OUTPUT NEGRO SHOOTS MAN THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANU IN HIS STORE AS WIFE STANDS NEAR piieetiiiiingeeeseeanee ARY 12, 1922, — mas taken to Hatem Homi. 86] WHITE WOMEN SAY | keoti 18 |NEGRO CHASED THEM Hcott, detailed to investigate, they | did not know any of the men whe} k Bail Fi: hi P ‘Head of | entered the,store. Both declared they Prisoner Held Without on F ishing arty Tables Can't ade cf |Terror-Stricken Assailard Flees) had net had any SenUaY Mi Lid Complaint of Teacher and | nein wood Hanks five. hia hd ro and that a notion of reve! facies rae Be | Basswood Boar.ts, With His Companions Without a9 out of the question in any at. | Two Companions : One Fished, Two Bailed Aitempting Robbery. tempt to explain the shooting. Henry Anderson, a Negro, thirty- hi I Be me 1 viii ott's examination caused him to) eight, who said he was a dentist, of, ; Water and Two Tinkered 1 ea. ee aie Ta ae hate jdecide that the big Negro was so| South Bleecker Street, Mount Ver-| : With Engine—G 5 = lintetl ate Wo others triehtencd by what he was doing) non, was convicted in Night Court f —-— gine—Got 17 Cod. lates ssitas ERIPES ye Tat es ® that he pulled the trigger of his pistol| before Magistrate Hatting of annoy- ' le 9 a in a i ance eee -eight, No, 2368 Sev-| nwittingly and fled in terror at his|ing three young white women. An- Alarm Fails and Blaze in) 4¢ aamiring friends about the Bat ae ait ai tabatiaee last night own act derson was elaborately dressed, with Winter Building Gets a | tery sea wall have their way Presi- | § battens Urb, CERIN hepa nae a fur collar on his overcoat, silk! 3 vatitutions, and it atters wife arrie, 0 eside him. P| : = ta é : up i - shirt, patent leather shoes and othei Good Start. ent Harding will be asked to insue Yiivcs widuvaiors to carefully Without a word, command or de % and vicinity! ostentatious make-up, & proclamation directing all true sult !quire w vot the output of our mand, the Negro fired. A bullet | who have the wireless telephones of the| Magistrate Hating was under the Jon Lynch, a watchman ot the| Water fishermen to stand uncovered !0titutl¢ We ade ote Horowitz in the left eye re a A HOMEAAS i Maui ed impressiion the accused was intoxi- Tre Samuel Plants "Comino : _« {installed in their homes and who listen Faison plant, s8th Street and First for one full minute at noon St. Is College, Appleton, Wis, toll | ity, eit; sas the A aa kt trery night to the apeeches or songs of | cated. which Anderson denied, and in Avenue, saw flames coming from the Pay In honor of Jack Leiddy, t Axnociation of tho None of them had asked for anything |/PUbl® mon or entertainers heard last ull io ullvdet sate eal ie watchman at the Barge Office Chureh ir sion ‘ 4 Thiae or anything | nent an ss by Joseph Tumulty,| Without bail to await sentence next : Beda A MBAR Lf) hn which he told of his eight years in| Saturday night, his record to | idk venus, his as piscatorial devotees of ty tv easy matter to! Horowitz, dangerousty wounded, | Washington | meanwhile investigated | atrect, at 2.50 A. M. to-day, and gave | Sheepshead Bay, Andy Boyle, the un 4 — —__—_____ — —_ | the alarm from a box on the corner, |“ertaker; Philip Fitzpatrick, con- | He then ran into the apartment | tractor; William Clinton, steamfitter, houses on each side of the burning | #"4 Daniel Lyons, deputy sheriff 2 building “and aroused the occupants.| They had mutually agreed and ar NVithid @ short time moré.than one | aNged.to take a day off to go cod hundred families, thinly clad, came ‘ishing yesterday off Rockaway, ‘The pell meli into the icy streets, ra )-foot open motor launch had been | sane . ‘ Syd dbta win’ test tHe river: charteped kndthe. bait’bougnt Hach || WEST 42d ST. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43d ST. Ten minutes passed and there was (NM of the five went down to the no sign of fire apparatus, Somvono| Pier quite sure none of the others fm the Edison plant telephoned Pire|‘VOUld appear, The hurricane was Hat ! Meadquarters, and learned that ‘no blowing around 0-100 miles, snow ‘ ‘ thon ha Se om te ox Stem, rin a al wrote al | Beginning Tomorrow {tad frozen or become defective from |7OWR !m blinding sheets, Even on Avid 1 bY AE _ | pome other cause. By this timo Po. | the sheltered bay there was a froth! oN tr G., jan, 2-Seven men © | Heeman James Reilly of the East 36th | on the troubled waters like the first | were res: od from the lighter Newman (Street Station had raced to an alarm|night scum on a tub of home brew. | early yesterday when the lighter, beins box im Second Avenue, and sent a| Every man was there. Without a towed from Luffalo to Cleveland by a cal from there. | question, while a. few waterfront| tus, crashed against the breakwater Deputy Chief Ross tound the fire's | wanderers watched them in amazce-| here and sank when the towline pasted headway such he sent, a second| ment, they put out into the storm) Se ia ‘ : e@larm. The structure, known as the | and climbed the wave hills off Rock- | . ; Winter Building, was occupied largely | away Point and made for the codfish SST, by wood working concerns, and con- | ground off the outer bar. | WHE tained a lot of furniture, varnish and | Two men bailed while two tended | LOPE Meats b>) paints, It required an hour to get the engine and one kept a look out , the fire under control, during which says Leiddy, Fi h many firemen were knocked out by | “saying a few prayers bechune times | ish, smoke, but returned to work. Chici | asking for forgiveness for ever gel- G ‘ Kenlon came over from a four-alarm | ting mixed up with the four othe: MARKETS roceries F 1 A , fire in Brooklyn and as soon as pos- | nuts."’ | s ormer u ‘0 $50—now sible permitted the people from nearby | The water got into the works and| HageyClusneo Mf ede apartments to return home. The loss | the engine stalled. | was estimated at several thousand| ‘The wind and the tide offset each | ’ "y C dollars. | other and the boat did not drift much : —.——— : ; There was nothing to do but stay, so ff L. OPPENHEIMER SAYS JEWELLER HIRED by turhs one fished while two bailed! seo Phone book for locations. e HIM TO AID ROBBERY *"4 two tinkered with the engine, by : |the time the motor was running) Emgaged Men to Rifle Hartford Safe, asain there were seventeen codflsn| ~~ Reported Admiasion. flopping in the bottom of the boat | - Ulsters Box Overcoats Louls Tarr, alias Frank Farr, Welghing from seven to fttoon|| GILLIES Bytes, {Serea in} Ulsterettes D. B. Raglans twenty-eight, of No. 936 Eaast 179th | pounds, six ling and ten whiting. = Fitted Sitk-Li @ireck, arrested yesterday on the| The five returméd to Gheepshead Double Breasted Fitted Coats Silk-Lined Chesterfields charge of robbing, with Ge | Bay to find their families and friends + men, the jewelry shop of Wéward| organizing a syndicate to hire | a sea- 3 é it Abrahams of Hartford, Conny) 8s |soing tug to go out to look for what | ¢ _All Fine Kirschbaum Overcoats been working for Abrahams in the | "oe bei 2f Hare eats bal para: te ; : — commission of the alleged erime. organizing. a to! parade for In 5-ib, Loty or Move D See d b 7 ‘According to the police, 7 them in Sheepshead Bay last night, nm whic, ‘ fous): rastic re uctions— but none . Abrahams had found business poor | but their wives wouldn't hear of it, || fresh from the Mio ciale Noster : E andned employed him to-engege tw) | "The women said. it was” bud | Simple hae Waist ate the less genuine. 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