The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 9

a, a BROKER SHIELDS | BABY FROM SHOT \ ASHE ENDS LIFE Wife, After Dream of Death, | 4 Finds Raymond W. Bay- | hy liss a Suicide, ' Financial worries that caused Raymond Whittlebey Bayliss, New| York broker, to commit suicide at his home in Rye, N. Y., were Jmag- ‘nary, friends and business associ- @tes said to-day. He was thirty dase old and shot himself in the ead with an antique pistol as ho Yay propped up in bed after he had furned so the bullet could not harm Bis elghteen-months-old boy asleep fn his crib beside the bed. He Was a member of the firm of Davis & Bayliss, bond brokers, No. 60 Broadway. His wife, who ts| twenty-two, fs ill from influenza and | was In an adjoining room. At mid- Might Wednesday she awoke after} )eving dreamed her husband was} Gead. Tears were streaming down er face. Frightened, she hurried to the fmext room and found her husband fying idly in bed smoking, a maza- gine In his hand. He talked to be: $u fond fashion, made her take some goodicine and a drink of whiskey from a small flask on his table, toid her to keep warm and get rid of} ber cold and threw a kiss when she! would not let him touch her tips for fear he might catch a cold from Pier, | She found bim dead yesterday morning, a p hand. Coroner Edward wld’s inquiry disclosed that ‘Bayi! fhad fired through the roof of his south into his brain The notes he had written and tho Sentences underscored in his mag @ine spelled a story of a man ju » tired out with things that would go right, ' “J am tired of worry and living,” PE TT | am dead. jand trouble from business that [ | want you to have everything. ! Ask her if we can trust others inj! THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, a letter to Mrs, Bayliss read. “My!for nature and the, fuct that hol | $60,000 1ife insurance {s left to you,) brought her up us & child and you will be better off after 1! ‘Dannie, remember Tibet on man that {s dend and sehr OAMtaNEGr er aged to back him up. You Y a ete bel les my jrulous on. little know h, How can t my heart calls my insurance money and go far| “You @ away to Hurope, #0 that our boy wilh] how | ot never know what happened to me.) out to you?” Goodby and God bless you. I love; ‘The room where he dicd showed | you 60.” j evidence of peer nt i. Ua w 4 Notations Bayliss made on pages a key talk wok piven of a magazine for February, found beside him, were numerous. “Tell them, mother, I love about. her. just before he closed the las his life: "To Mother—ma |me soon, so that we Jour mistakes in life t about by the goo this life. I have and failed,” was one sentence he had underscored. “Marry a clean man without a past, dear, and bo sure I will meet you in heaven,” “Take Eric to Burope and bring! him up away from all former occur- :," Bayliss wrote his wife of! of} The handwriting ended in| a scrawl, t was another, Cc. B. Bayliss, brokers, ing und he cheerful attitu had been under a terr my bed so the bullet won “Dearest, ples were ag nothing In your lit and forget, exce! “Goodby, Other beeaw Duylise will return | » she lived prior to murriage three years aso.’ uve been more lib. stronger—lib-' to eral in the ¢ broader mind he | Retiring From Business $100,000.sHOES For Men, Women and Children Must Be Disposed of Before February 25th. Every shoe im the house must be sold and will be sacrificed at a lower price than the cost of making. The opportunity to obtain footwear ef remarkable quality, value and style at ridiculously low prices. See our windows for prices. SALE STARTS SATURDAY 9 A. M. 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