The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 16

lis How She Phoned nd Kissed by Wireless | Across 500 Miles of Sea TO PICK DISTRICTS THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922. BLOOMINGDALE OFFERS WANT TO KEEP ANNIVERSARY PRIZES ONLY M. D. IN JAIL Tee Conte) two. only if four county recommend the release FOR VOTE MACHINES © Celebration aw Cuils Ror Equipment of 15 al em Jubilee, Petition Filed in lowa Town That|tnat the doctor hus small chance of ani stantt ‘ atures of the golden Sole Physician in Place Serve release Per Cent ; rere Dis- F sith By Staonineiate le F Beall Place Serve — tricts This Year. he fiftieth anniversary of is Sentence. = John Ro Voorhis, President of the of the business by Lyman Ta, March 14 The DIET during & after The little town of - s : { Hlectiona, said to-day that ibyed “ 1 fSeeeribes Cotte ; mployees and a prize essay Iready excited over the Bi klyn Girl De c 1 as the howd receives a certi- open to all evening high school t of its only physician by , jversation With Man Far fied copy of the law ordering the in-| atudonis the neighboring town of Fairfield, ; ss = italtation of voting machines In thin|) ‘The employees content te tor the bi wis thrown into further confusion "Ask cher ite | Out on Ocean. city, the first Uing to be determined | slogan in five words for the annive t night when it, became known By ' Horlick’s h will be in which election districts the} le snd four sentences of not m the MAN Geen eoereern eae Milley A Kiss with a wave-length of many jbo HAR SBE ph than (en words each of a creed for|” f DettlOn NANG that the # by Maite Jd Mi cor ‘ooklyn Vid with employer ¥ e $50) one i me i ne 2 iI Bmetfes has arrived in Brooklyn via Is for the equipment off thf! «mplayers. “The priads are $50 be compelled to serve his sen- Wwirdless, and its twin, cluding afl Hs | { the election districts | i, cyenine hl ch achoot atudenta taf {2 of thitty days on a charge of in frofitier guards, has gone out over the f © evening high school students 1s] toxieution in full Atldntic Ocean to the steamstip thls year, 40 per cent, Im 1923 and the} offered prizes of §100 and a gold medal} tietweon the conflicting petitions | rebthle Dic sivaient to tue: tan: It hee balanes the follow Fifteen | $50 and « silver medal, $25 and a bronze} which have been filed in the case the Digestible i. ne ee ; ie = er r cent. means 406 machines, but| medal and other. prizes for the bestloflicials of Jefferson County and the Instantly prepared -nocooking 0. At the time it was sent he Was}500 miles from port There is nothing scientiticaliy new Any- ne ordi Barf teleplione can 4 send it thrdugh the ether, But the nows is that a man and a girl actually did it. J ; tae Coat last Hefwas Hugo Estburg, chict radio) ig! % Rada Pehint NA atale opetator of the America, and she Miss} é atricts to one company the supplying 1329-1331 12 Ranghilde Anderson of No. 629 Van-| 4% of machines 5 4810=4812 @ertilt Avenue, Brooklyn ee BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. ey have been friends for eighteen thes: : . # > Near Gates Avenue <, d ‘01 ple: fi erms"* . , th a Years and ‘‘on wireless kissing term Vonner Ueuty dove VERA RING rarant BROOKLYN Bet. 48th & 49th Sts. for a somewhat briefer period. Miss Anderson teaches a Sunday school class in the Swedish Lutheran Chureh ide aud In the West Side Court yester- Wien Estburg sailed for men summons serve) cn him by Policeman cas'a Jast/Saturday Ranghilde was not on . ho found him in. Central Parc tho pier with handkerchief waving in the ‘Hoboken breezes. She was ill, threatened with influenza Yesterday at noon the telephone rang in the Vanderbilt Avenue home. Mrs. Anderson t up the receiver, “Hold the wi ase, Mr. Estbure RANGHILDE ANDERSON COURT REBUKES LAWYER FOR ENGAGING IN FIGHT ef the America ailing." . “Quick, child!" called Mrs, Ander-] W#rt and Hechhelmer withdraw fon, “It's Hugo: you take the| Charges Against Each Other. phone." The charges, following their fist Ranghilde rested the phone on top ef the piano and prepare earfpl. To think, she refi shifted from one daint ind cane fight at Broadway and 46th which Max Hart, of D Street on Friday, theatrical booking agent, othey, that Hugo, 500 miles away, can talkjto me. She had not long to wait.|laston, 1. 1, and Harry Hechhelmer, Bit —"Hello, dear, i's Hugo boeken! lawyer, of No. 249 West Soth Street, Ranghilde—"Oh, how wonderful.| niade against each other were to-day (Can you hear me plainly?" Hhgo—"Just a3 though you and 1{mutually withdrawn in the West werg in the parlor. 1 wish [ could! side Court see you. How are you?" Stuwistiate te Siukeu Htaane Ranghilde—"‘Isetter, thank you, But] Magistrate Kenaud rebuked tech Huo.” heimer, as attorney, for seeking to take the cngaging in fisticuffs with Hart. Hechheimer, who is attorney to Mrs. Max Hart in her suit for di- voree against the theatrical man, said that Supreme Court Justice T bit of wireless, telephony, shel Newourser had ordered Hart to pay her pretty lips and emittea}h!8 wife $200 a weck alimony and luring smack $ counsel fees soon be back, dear.”’ in his own hands and T'm Jonesa Hero hi ghilde (e-nt-a. 2 wid when Miss Anderson described nd here's one for you Your child’s favorite drink i evs new food beverage —- Chocolate Malted Milk—is rich in the neces- sary food elements which make sturdy, husky youngsters—youngsters with firm muscles and rosy cheeks. And it is one nourishing food that children really like. 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