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saa ; a SETI IN, BRETT LOLA POLE SE A CGN TET rg enn : 2 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1922, srmereeaM mo WADIA BEVERTC | Would You Know Mayor Hylan, $30,000 000 CUT Tey ries DAUGHTER & sretatat atte Grieg HEALTH La oLtons ’ ’ ? i EC ah'G: Air’ din. places ‘ ; ‘ ; BY FIRST: MARRIAGE, wil te nea cat tke arrive! of the RECEIVE FINES | ga'hie aera betty the. chap Grover Whalen in Palm Beach Rigs? WHO LIVES HERE coer estes nie Dow’ bar ks j i { the whole assembly wending Is wo = ner, wha has been in school at Mar~ Spitters, Smokers and Food Deal+ throngb the _ Ducaje oy Men ala "Palle aes ts fi, Ge eit 6% ern Lectured. Creme fies the Pope's, official, real { Mille, Real, George Melford, | y,{' Harlem Court to-day Magistrate a pe « ¥ + George Melford. stequade fined 175 violators of health dence. All along the way he re- Arthur Hoyt, James Young, Frank | ceived the homage of the attaches r oe | Lioyd, David. iartford ait Chasis | ordinances, the sums ranging from $2 who served during the conclave. " Meanwhile, the dean of the Cardl- ( | N ; ‘nal Deacons, Bislett, followed by sev- a. = ~— >— pishunes. book by patrolmen of the Fast 104th Members of the British Overseas | and 126th Streets stations. A number Club will attend the funeral in a body | of the prisoners were charged with hav- | and a squad of former Canadian sol-| ing ashcans uncovered, and the ex- | dlers will tire a salute over the cusket. | posure of foodstuffs by dealors alse th Eyton, ull widely known in motion‘? $ ‘These violators were brought to eral Gardinala, repaired to the cen- i tral balcony of St. Peter's, from which the elections of scores of Popes have Sees Better P been offictally proclaimed to the world, , . and solemnly announced to the great = World Opinion | Association F Formed to aac Freight Rates and Increase brought ferth fines | ; , crowd ‘awaiting expectantly below: Grant dist Efficiency Methods. | ‘TAYLOR'S DAUGHTER | rity smokers and splitters were t “[ agnounve to your great Joy the rant Justice | ‘RETAINS LAWYER TO] “2@t 8! snivce by Mazistrate Sweets- t election of the ‘Ponurt.” ope | { erin Yorkville Court, They had been This: Confirmed to the througs In \WARNING TO FRANC! To effect an annual saving of ap- | PROTECT INTERESTS| arrested in the Grand Central Station f St. Peter's Square the election, which | proximately $30,000,000 a year in New of the Lexington Avenue Subway. The had been tndicated by the thin strc : \¥ork City's anthracite coal bill of ti Pr “ Gave # . the splitters a tecture j of white smoke which came from the Jfenudiates His Advocacy o $145, 000,800 \ ie Ath Miss Deane-Tanner Says Father | Court gave the spitters a lecture im saetal Carradine projectidg, from the F a year, the Anthracite | Told Her She Would | addition te the fines imposed. Most ' Chapel when the Force to Declare 1 Coal Consumers’ Association, Inc., | pe tid of the prisoners pleaded guilty. a) ballot were Antena has been organized, with headquar- | Be His Heir. | In Essex Market Court Magistrate ' aomberences ters at No, 90 West Street 7 | Renaud 1 ¥ vo v ° ‘i | Miss Ethel Datsy De a | Renaud had thirty-two violators of ; Meanwhile Pope Pius XI, after - | _ ‘The effect of this saving will benent, | ‘wateta, Miumhte ot AOuiitL TaD AOS ie sanitary wade whoi received Tass ‘ waiting for some moments in the . first, the owners of apartment houses, jnineteen, daughter 0! Mum Des | oe trom $2 to $5 Clementine Hall, had left for St By David Lawrence. office buildings and stall homes, and, | mond Taylor, slain director of motion | ro 2 '° $8 _—- Peter's accompanied by the members (Special Correspondent of The Eve second, the several millions of ten- nictures at Los Angeles, has retained a | ar tha wacred College, Arriving at ning World ants who are now payinf high rents, a bone bs ne'| ctived from his business associates, oe ea ‘nada the Taare, SNARE. (68 wHIH! Roan: to The | Prank Schrenkeisen, a lawyer at New| he left tuMgity und struck out tor. bee fers fe erie Nava aad be, WASHINGTON, Feb. ¢ charge Imposed aa freight rates by O | Rochelle, to protect her interests in| the n search of gold, His { stowed upon.'the multitude his first enident Harding t railrond companies. . Mi ee THEL DAISY DEANE~ “TANNER | her father's estate rea or, was a failure. But . public benediction, ‘Then he returned poticy of America ba pe Officers of the new organization are | @ ELBIT tae Dene ene Ores se ain long In Alaska, He ‘The girl lives with her mother, Mrs. | we : ‘ the coast tral to the Vatican Where, although reign- say forward—to the power of mors Henry Mace Payne, mining engin coust to Cen I Jae F. L. C. Robins, at Orienta Point, | Aji, iere he met with some, ing, the Popes have remained virtua ther bh foree of No. 300 Madison Avenue, T'r tee : i Call prisoners until their deaths rather than phyaica : dent; Charles C. Heffley, real estate, Maftiqroneck, and is a student at the! §* (>> f vacoaines unit te cna ' it was a BUriking scene ax Pope! i) A ante na Bes Bardieg No. 8561 Broadway, Vice President: New York School of Applied Design. ails. a Pius made his first appearance at the 2°? LWA is ata aera | uf front of Gt. Peter's. An His Holinces *58¢0H Of the Arms Conference gave the benediction, the troops as. | means that henceforth the argument gembled there presented arms, while that the best way to prevent wa the crowd acclaimed the new Pontirr. |'° Prepare for it with tert naval strength will be ada a he Republican Administrat rmeriy Papal &"d t Pecans Se SRE, uc ada waph. of to-day, including ibe Congress cae Bs oes elt “iy spe- | AN MOVIE MURDER | She learned of her father's chanyed cialist, No, 9 st Street, Secre- | - fst i . 2 vhen shé and her mother uty. ~ cer tary-Treasurer; George Gordon Bat aakew t tle, No. 87 Wall Street, General tended a movie show at which he) IN GOLDEN GOBLETS Counsel, and an Advisor consisting of Charte: Committee FLEES 10 MEYICO |uppeared on tho screen 5 8 Edwards, “That's your father,” the ¢ uxuri Be ae ik met etn ee "That's your father,” the mother Montezuma, luxurious ruler with a membership of 2000: John H, vied. ‘The girl learned that he was’ of the ancient Aztecs, lived : to-morrow, will revert to the gas hs chains igs aden I tHe: mnayie Seria em Vaylor, | 4 7 j bishop of Milan and created a Cardi : at owne, Chairman of the Board, Fifth in a state of great magnifi- 5 nal lset‘August. From the death of before 1917, when reliance on me | Avenue Association, and Lawrence B. (Continued from First Page.) «| 29d She wrote to him. He and she s 6 ‘ Henedict XV. he had been counted as Justice was misunderstiod pacifis Elliman of Pease & Elliman; real \corresponded thereafter, and once he | CeCe, when the phrase ‘too proud to estate, 1 me | M. Pears: eae, officars, wiih GIMOMI! wa) dene demand Ae ce st to see her. She says he of Babylon, 2. L, com.’ Pee Genigd he wae tie tan Sins {told her then that he had! pos romer- | Yee he dink no other bev ° passioned minds un impression « athe aancolation’s CG ‘ai na ried and that she would be his heir! ri is a native o' jan and his app ‘iy ghos ballaved In armed pre soa adinsatie M be, Artur + released, the deputies | ‘Taylor had) two groups friends i i ment to that see was popular there. Iped indirectly by the battle to be elicacy to melt in t f Ho was the first Cardinal from out. paredne said President Harding waged by the Anthracfte Coal Con. {ut tr i atheros. vite Rone one set that knew him as Deane- h.” ! side of Rotue to arrive for the present; the Arms Conference. “I advo sim Aesccinod, Wiel, Gal tell ore ee ee ee ae earns 1a) annasen, akobier| sedges cated it. But | have come now to cons that knew. hi y i ) conclave, and his modernity was new him lor. The ear- | ax pe , the bituminous rate will be believe there " a better preparedness iuwereacia ! jMeeted began in Taylor's apartments Ler group lost track of him in 1908. .| Fifty jars were pr enews by Poaeiting = yates in in a public mind and a world opinion (hres GEO Ghas hae td O0-la rechecking of letters and doc It was four years after he left New | j prepared for rie SA ia oro ad ne Shia of Made ready to grant justice precisely dicuon wouta ey ci iellp Se ee ts found there York that his wife, now Mrs, Edward | his daily use, and the beverage t | ction woule ufacturers These incidents \ ie firs c. thing, | was s i She got a divorce in that year in this State. A little more than two years, - ’ 5 aso Mrs, Robins heard that he bad| That Montezuma’s luxurious @luctivity by the Sheriff's forecs chance to lower production costs and) Ofer hich * Te wie woes Snore thus reduce prices accordingly, a step) dru; they believe a He ig sixty-five yeurs old, but vig ®rous and athletic. He has consider | thie fame as an Alpinist, and it is in conflict at arms. The foregoing quotation i* the most hts are in search for ¢ former employ = ential to a full re | of ; A BBB R ake ea chats pet hs ae ‘: significant paragraph of the cidaing | —— ARISE | w id heen dischar changed his name to ‘Taylor. The rea-| living could afford no be! eald had celebrated mass “nearer | * titcee of Mr. Tarding. As an vival of business. for being drunls “on the lot’ and json for doing this she never learned rf sue Heaven,” that {s, at a higher altitude, | “"* SUNDAY ARRESTS | WINDOW BROKEN, SHOTS he anthracite cow! bill, however.) pil of future pathways in| Am thspend with hie) Atink is the opinion of many t what he deserved,’ | He continued to c than any other churchman, with the : nan Hl affects the man who needs coal for when the murder; mys- | daugh Miss Ethe' sy Deune- Mf S possible exception of St. Charles Bor: polis Mipie wan” tursrenchiig: 1th IRRITATE COURT| BY COF HALT NEGRO | heating purposes, office building own pus disappearance of x ars tubees eninibaeaed hentai Ranne at CHILDS, romeo, the most famous of his prede- | ; weticeey e hate Grand dary, | org example, who charge rents nightdress from ‘Taylor's apartment; | study of art For hot chocolatewith: Bespore 1h he ate cr Mian, | It was Mr, Harding's associates in Geismar Frees 24 Prisoners Held ners te a wr Grand 30 Y{of $5 or $8 a square foot or more, |the discovery by a fingerprint expert | But his frlends here who saw him eran ob itor saat Not only has he attained fame us 4/116 United States Senate who bitterly 5 and apartment house owners, who that most of te impressions on the!at the New York Athletic Club, the ™ ~ mountain climber, but he has com:|jttacked President Wilson for lila re. | g Merchandise cn | Two shots from the revolver of Pa-| charge proportionately high rentals intimate belongings of. the dead man|Larchmont Yacht Club and along | piled a very exhaustive library on) tacked President Wilson for his re. he Sabbath tvolman Danlel B, Murphy of the East |for flats. In each case the main cost| were prints of women’s fingers, and) Broadway almost nichtly, never knew | mountain climbing and Alpinism. the pressure (on eviied prepar ANGeA i ‘ lalat Street Station were necessary (o}of maintenance ts divide the disappearance of letters and tel " | |that William Cunningham — Deane- | e ng. a Negro, this morn- | coal costs and taxes, principally the! grams Miss Mabel Normand had sent} Tanner, cultured art connoisseur, was! after the breaking of the window | former to Taylor and which, she says, were|the same Willlam Desmond Taylor, | The average cost of coal, computed | in his room a few days before the|famous motion picture director of | from figures based on a year-to-year | murder. | tollywood, purchase, is roughly $10 a ton of) The exact Importance of the mlss-| ‘The man disappeared suddenly af- | | For many years he was librarian of the Ambrosian Library and Archives| at Milan and later was librarian at) the Vatican. It was from this post- | tion that he was sent as Nuncio to Warsaw upon the establishment of Magisthate Geismar expressed irri | halt John Elen Mr. Wilson's belief that moral! force was to triumph was tenacious. |tation to-day in Gates Avenue Court, | ing, ly held, only to be abandoned in the | Broo! spring of 1917 with @ programme of | preparedness which preceded the out break of hostilities with when be was informed that }ot the Weber & Heilbroner store ac twenty-four cases of al- | No. 41 Bast 42d Street, Fleming, who i jsuid he was 4 Walter and lived at No. |there we ged Sunday selling of merchandise this amount, $2.61 per ton is for) ing nightdress, which was pink, was) ter going to the Vanderbilt Cup Race rmany: 111-2 West 135th Street, was arrested | fre; ANLre Geld te ‘Ue spt eat ar Aeepdl| the Polish Republic at the close of tae ee ie eeeenee annie rat ie [on the calendat Tyg Went 1am Breet, was resus |frelght charses—a chirge held to ue/not made plain, Peavey, the butler, |tn 1908 with’ his friend, A. P. Mason| World War, pendulum has swung back to moral Why do you bring the beside the Hots u $1.30 too hig In cddition, a poor] was firm in his declaration that it| of this city, was given up as dead a - “ft ‘That country was then torn with} fone, when indded the Versail There?’ demund the Ma ils Avendie: quality of coal is leing shipped into, had a regular place in Taylor's apart-|few months later and his name rare- ‘The store window had been broken | xo 7 estrangements from religion brought .. about by the Communistic propa- | ganda from Soviet Russia and Arch- w York, containiny |v mentioned again until it was os a ti Hepes ; vealed on Saturday, el vy setting a higher standard for! slain he had been unwole to tind it Mr. Robins told a reporter to-day ications of physicul force, the an- [lic neighborhood anyhow. What do Fieming running away. AN Mr. Robins dishop Batti counteracted the spread | Pocncement. again. by an American | they care? Don't bring me tn this Jae Rear - ' al to be shipped here, the asso-| ‘The police were reticent as to the|he had known Mr. Taylor since 1904, | of radicalism. He also won the es- Bheildent of hiv bella? da moral for : and later identified Pleming ciation hopes to effect a still greater! details concerning their s h for| “Tf met him at the Larchmont Yacht | foam Of Polish Catholics by Wis ef: | co hie atandoament of the Wea o¢| ‘The Magistrate suspended sentence Mone-thrower,” Fleming deniud It. But )anving, the man, a peddier, who was be-| Club, where he spent most of his forts In behalf of destitute children | oad preparedness is not an exhi- iN each vase In one of these cases Peawab helen ey bail for (he Gran. ‘All told,’ said Mr. Allen to-day, |tieved to have sought patrons for his|time those days,” sad the restauva- | Bee eee eens Ne OE an extn woman who bought @ bottle of week wxo the window of unothe:|“W8 finwd the present prices of an-|contraband druxs mong the em-|tour. ‘Ele was well liked at the elut large per-| ments and centage of incombustible material. | tions that sine time 1 ¢ 8th ly firm in his asse n : shig employert was Jewish, i and frish €) covenent is defeated in the same)! American Senate because of its tm-| Ung. 1s with a stone wrapped in th-, When Murphy heard the erg | orphaned by the war. Cardinal Ratti as the Archbishop is merely a reversion to an original |SPices Was represented by a man. But furnishing store in the vicinity thracite coal at least $2.50 per ton in) ployees of motion picture studios, but] and because of his ability to sail of Milan presides over one of the q os f len Patrolman Charles Poeller start oken with the same sort of device and] excess of what they should be.” they intimated their belief he had ing boats I tock him with me" he The city being a great industrial cen-| oi o.g of physical! coercion. duatle alntareahate from the Weber & Heilbroner} the backing of every user of coal in Taylor to an actress who found it dif-| Tt apparently was not until the dash- tre, one of Its main requirements {6/0 ain ay. Harding Rene aia Pace conceal nel vereort tore. Flon.ing said he saw a white man] ihe city; then to appeal to the Inter- | ficult her purchases in|{ng young Irishman vanished from | that the Cardinal” shall ponsess a) eee nt a wae clowns | he MMe tahoe lsNKEP ANSI he andi |state Commerce Commission for a! person New York that the drimatic pages of thorough knowledge of political and ee ee ete ed that Antoneterime wave, so now they bring in —_—--—— Jhearing on their request that a| Mise Mabel Normand, the motion|the amazing chapteis in his life of Advt on pa e8 social problemi heed not prepare for wat. Again! Sunday selling: cases MRS. OBENCHAIN FACES | | {eight rate of $1.31—instead of the | picture actress, who was with Taylor | mystery began. iD pag ot and killed, | With several hundred dollars he re- be set. The as-|phortly before he wi PROPHECY OF POPES | Americs avis, the other nations 19 Sore MURDER TRIAL TO-DAY | {ciation ‘wit enmuge ctgineess. to |(ocaay ant that a package of letters abandon the theory of armed prepar-, 1§ SHIPS HELD UP | : masior at alttorsnt 1 which: developed inilitartan an | —_—— study best methods of firing furnaces, | written by her to Taylor at differen F crete Wainer Be eeae end Urobent ou tbe tga BY FOG IN THE BAY cousea of Luring Former Sweet-| mixing anthracite with a small per-|times was missing from hls home destructive war of history heart to His Death peniege SE DIU ote bad tO inane s 8 Se and id the letters were America points a finger of warning Quarantine to Await LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6.—The trial of | Hreme Meee cay, TES) | SHOES A Tew Gaye BBD: Pope Wiseokli< keckousd as tim 26iat| Go eee key,» Lower ck Wanilne |All AmUhar atiGuaraniine to/Awalt| 108 ANGHUAS, Heb, 6. the tle! © \ cow sclealife)metlions SOIR ane Sold were trlendly to sit in the chair of St. Peter, should) simy, that peace ix better attuned 8 Madalynne Ovenchain, sccused O11 Gigures that will be presented tolin tone, and. there nothing in be ‘Fides Intrepida,”” meaning ‘'Un- 4 ay vied carlin | ow -tied up Fe at UN te rath. pocraing: to [2% moral suaston en armed conflict hes “Prophecy Concerning the Future » traffic in the rk tosday. Fif- loriner sweetheart, was murder of J, Bellon Kennedy, ber} tye Interstate Commerce Commission | them to amed of. he was un n-| will show that New York for a haullable ++ account for their disappear rs about New nm the ew Except for a general expression of | teem steamships, ) of them liners, /dar of the Supertor Court here to-day. Jof 150 miles, pays @ freight chargelance, Tolice detectives placed much Popes.” written in the twelfth cCen-| none that conferences like that held| Were anchored in the bay. ‘The Ulua) Mrs, Obenchain is charged with hay-|of $2.61 per ton. Coal hauled from |seight on this development, saying tt sary Dy) Bt: Malachy. se gg}at Washington may again be held at| of the United Fruit Line, La Savoie of! ing conspired with Arthur C. Bureh, {the West Virginia flelds into Hamp-jvas the first Indication pointing to a Interest in this “prophecy” §8| anpropriate times, there wan, no plea| the y Line, and the Pinkand of ton Roads, a distance of 403 miles—| possible motive for the shooting aroused by reason of the true picture with whom s it drew so many centuries in advance | ot Popes Leo XIII. and Pius X. and) Benedict XV. Of the first, St. Mal- achy, who was Archbishop of Armagii setionNed| Sollee s: 8 \for a rigid association of nations, nor| the Red Star, attempted carly to ¢ i eak }formul for a League of Nations to) WU te thelr piers ; Evanston, Dit iat ays Kons substitute the one created at Ver ore! Aloe iy yoint a muna dy was sho! ake ASK en, Near) oe g2.80 per ton. The figu the|the World War, was viewed to-day suilles. OF EG BEES) in Lorena from here, on the night of Aus. 5 last, it! agcociation believes, will open the eyes |by many friends and others at an un- | Porto Rleo, name of th United d Bureb did 8 shooting ‘i ; \ anooting Yashington to the need of protect-|dertaking establishment where it will 4 ing cautious-| Fruit, and the Fort Hamilton from! arte Dbenchain lured Kennedy [ot Washing aking esta re lehete. Ln aeons 196, Ha neeed a debate in the| Bermuda remained with the freighters. |ty the glen: Opa ured Kennedy) New York residents from exorbi-|lie until the funeral services to-mor- Prote that he would be “Lumen in| senate to be complicated by eatiane-|Outalde, Sanity Hook seported. there °yhtech was placed on triallast Noy. 22 [tant charges by railroads delivering |row at St. Paul's Episcopal Pro-Ca- over twic as far as New York's sup-! ‘Taylor's body, dress din the unl- ply—ts handled at a freight charge |form of a Canadian officer he wore in slay K iy, Ke s ous affairs. He is driving hard now]! Were Whistles of several liner ate he y was discharged Jan, 16,{coal to New York thedral Paereny, oe, mecone (pe chareter [for tatiestion, and the probanuitien| 1Mana feeries masa Caley regular trim id the J discharged Jan, 1 York Clr. are nant there, toa, : | steering by GOTH Rie n r a | / Fe eee ee ecriting [are that until the treaties are ap-| x 19 to 2 for conviction. | BURY FLORENCE DESHON; forch.” The flamen of the World| rere an senate the decision of th |WOMEN PRESBYTERIANS | a ae |BROTHER SCOUTS SUICIDE Sieo War came during his pontificate and Litt, After a brief Miness, on Feb. 5, Miso Prouce ‘und’ Portugal were lost { United States Government on purtici-| CAN'T DINE WITH MEN DIES FROM BEATING A | thea, MENAt@ MILLER (nee Woil, bes to the Holy See. pation in the Genoa parley will be! BY THREE THUGS | Chaptin Had Courted Actress, Sa WHT SE BARA AUGER fares The third was spoken of as ‘Re- eas mal ~~ S Wil Hold Own Dinne | _ ' Her Min: peshon.| Veni ROMs ian tat une, | One thing at a time ie the Ha fish 16M Funeral services for Florence Deshon he eed te a ieton tae” mee ie neid a pRene: and while it looks to-d +“ ome Laborer Refused to Hold Up His] stage and screen actress, who dicd A. M. at St. Joseph Benedict's Rt. ¢ have been a prophecy of the attempt| if all the treaties will be ra pide ee fon Hands for Robber. See ater eee angh:| Church, 116th at Morris Park, LT. on to have the Pope declare for one side | there is @ bare chance (hist the four- jim | Philp Palmieiano was so badly kicked | Gjaniat. and publicist, had given’ his} “ranend iaest a Ha onie) 40% or the other in the World War, and | Power Pacific pact may be (he sub-| [0% Teil hy three burglars i hia shaniy on the] Wlood ina transfusion operation, were aneral from bh me, 107 also of the widespread destruction of ject of prolonged debate. Ie Aner to he Rev y three 6 tic av, Ri right to dine with At pond Hill, L. t. Inter onry Ohapman Swearington a ees [held to-day at the Campbell Funeral | iis 8 end church buildings in the conflict, with | Tm many respects {he closing EAA per aaetia a nunieipal dump in the Newark Meas) ciiich. Among those in the ehurch| | John’s Cemeter consequent loss of life among the con- | Washington Conference resem Wiring his vist Horo Fab, ™- | dows last night that he died a few hours| was Walter Deshon, her brother. He | SCHINNAG On Feb. 4, JOURN. tt nvineed his sister } same sutis- he rob-| said he was c LINNAGEL, beloved husband giegations. that at Versailles. Th demanded he » [Inter at City Hospital. Two of Amelia The “prophecy” was written in| faction in having concluded a treaty were yoted down and threatcned| bers were Negrocs, and the third a not committee aaa fie Gnanlthnaa (er Schitnagel, and beloved father of a ing reliet 0 ne | cal their om * iJ - i hes M » Marguerite and Leonar set ‘. H aus! 8 wee Oat; Gincnvered wat tie) kame feellig: ef iwlles Ghat thelsn, Gall OF nl ae a ceapre white man. once asked Miss Deshon to marry him A OS SON Leena eae From Ceylon to the steaming cup, its enticing the last part of the sixteenth century, |committee debates were ended, Une Timea Annee at Mae t ‘4| palmieiano and two other taborers| , gold cigarette case he gave her, Mr ; a : ° .m™ ed : ‘ il i. ‘According to the text, tt deals with |#ame confidence that the whole world | been teached aud tie 1 Will hold | wore awakened when the three robbers] Deshon added, had not heen fou Miyns ; 9 flavor is retained by the sealed lead-foil packet. Popes until the end of the world would approve and that the dissent-|# [wRehvon a SOY HANS lentered. One had a revolver, and or-]among her things, She had an engag 1 services at 8 o'clock ‘Tuesday Jing voices would be few and negligible > lcered the three to hold up thelr hands. | ment to moet, tr. tan, he we eventing, Feb. 7, Masonic aervices x , . |—all is the same to-day in Washing. | AMBULANCE DRIVER HELI POR The other (wo complied, but Palmiciano] an, for luncheon on Friday. M inembers of Doric Lodge F. & A. M Wile O'CONNELL IN ROME, ton, with no one daring to predict MANSLAL GHD. ordered the intruders out, ‘Thereupon| Deshon was buried this afternoon ir 80, oH ~ AGAIN TOO LATE TO |waat the future wil uring in the| Samuel J MMe a! cinpoyeg they, Kleked him tnto unconsciousness, | att, Zion Cemetery, Maspeth, La 1 en Expert 4 ji ee | hen they bound, gagged and robbed —_——s by th yoon the ambula f the tow | Rew Monk CHG: Farin (elany. al | the others. ees DECLARE WAY IS FOUND to ne-| TO GET BERGDOLL BACK| oday WARNS GRAND JURO yf 1 oon SPRCT RIGHTS OF ¢ ENS. " : d broker of VOTE FOR PONTIFF | ‘tice 8 el Public sentiment in the n ROME, Feb. ,6,—Cardinal O'Con- | Weeks will determine whethrr the| Island, was held in Sin.000 bail nell arrived in Rome this afternoon |Democrats shall follow the alleged] i the Staten 4 just an hour too late to take part in /OPPosition of Woodrow Wilson, who! charge the election of Cardinal Ratti to the |i# reported as against the four power | down W _FUNERAL DIRECTORS When Death Occurs mxssereice. Hen we Call “Columbus 8200 See ON cat ce) WE FRANK E. CAMPBELL Dore Felbel, an insurani | ; , No. est S0th Street, was selecte Papacy. Pope Pius XI. received the | treaty, or whet they will put the| ree Str 1 West ; u a wa: : ed as) yy, |] American Cardinal at 2 o'clock this | treaties out of the way with brief de-| and plekink OOO eee Ouct bo dudes | been found to bring Grover Ciev« ‘Dhe Funeral Church" we., u&fternoon and bestowed his blessing. | bate and give the Repubhean Byecu~| wim ba | te aueen in General Sessions today |Hersdott, the Phiti acker, t (NON-BECTARIAN Over seven years ago, when the|tive support in further internatinal | J2BC% 00! Mulqueen in General Sessions to-day |°°'F © ts otteg lates for puniahs } Sacred College was balloting in the | conferences Jo expinin nd: AWNllam: C.. Popper, & printer Of |e vice men ih the House dc * conclave which resulted in the elec- - ie sl - Tobin was 450 West End Avenue was named | tt agy, i tion of Benedict XV., Cardinal| BOXING RESUMED IN INDIANA 4 foreman of the extra jury. The) horgdol ts reported to be hidin : ted fi o Unitca | oLis. court Instructed the Jurors to find no} Hiring.” We fled there. fo1 sy 53 ei sats rn ent against any one where a ' re f States fo take part in the voting. He| INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 6. ~~ Profes-| Le re te ike aac nnn a many when ' ' arrived at Naples, on the very morn-|sional boxing in Indlanapolis will b RICHARD K, FOX FINED 8500, hts of the person had been violated. 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